three people rushed to the hospital with severe burns after a possible chemical explosion in san leandro last night. where it happened and how neighbors used a garden hose to help the victim. temperatures will be warming up today. some in record territory. we'll show you a few of those and how hot it will get today but a big change for the weekend coming up. a bizarre twist to a child molestation case out of livermore. we'll tell you how authorities uncovered and alleged plot in which a golf instructor tried to kill his victim. and this morning, san jose police are investigating a deadly stabbing. the sad information we've learned about the woman who was killed. "mornings on 2" starts now. you're looking live at railroad tracks in san leandro. the site of a homeless encampment and a hazardous materials scare where two people received critical burns

last night. in just two minutes, alex savidge will tell us about the frantic moments following the incident and what neighbors did to help. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning, tc. >> good morning. >> good morning. i'm clave -- can clave dark -- i'm dave clark. it will be sunny to warm to hot. just heard from lynn. she said her chickens don't like the warm weather. by the weekend it will be cooler. there's upper can 60s, low 70s, as you get in the higher elevations. there will be some records. sfo, 87. the record is 90. livermore, 92. that's hot. but the record, 95 and gilroy is 93 today. the record is 100 in 1918. but oakland downtown looks like a for sure bet. the record is 80. we're going 87 clear skies. mild to warm, 40s, 50s, 60s.

52 there. half moon bay airport is 46. more 80s and 90s by this afternoon. 60 in antioch. 49 napa airport. 59 san jose. 62 sfo. half moon bay bay is warmed up. temperatures, it won't take long to warm up when there's that much warm air aloft. if you don't like the heat, the weekend looks cooler. a little breeze in the oakland hills, not too bad. a lot of upper 80s, low 90s. 80s by the coast. here's sal. >> all right, steve. good morning to you. we're looking at a commute that seems pretty normal but we have a problem that's blocking lanes on 80 westbound near the hercules exit. watch for slow traffic there. this will affect the drive time that we'll see driving from the carquinez bridge area out to the richmond area.

please give yourself extra time. 30 minutes between the carquinez bridge and interstate 80. so that's probably gonna go up unless they get rid of the crash rather soon. bay bridge toll plaza, 20 to 25- minute drive time. it's pretty slow. as i look at the chp list, they are always watching it like a hawk on the bay bridge because if something goes wrong, you know it can go bad. northbound 280 in san jose, traffic does look good getting into the valley. we have a little bit of slowing on 85 and 101 as well. but it has not reached critical levels yet. at 7:04 back to the desk. daylight is giving us a better look at a homeless camp near san leandro where a couple of people were badly burned. witnesses describe a chaotic scene with one burn victim actually running into a stranger's home and into a bathtub to cool off. alex savidge is along some railroad tracks with the possible cause to the

emergency. alex, what happened? >> reporter: i want to let you know i did hear a few minutes ago from a representative for the alameda county fire department and the word is they still don't know exactly what triggered this explosion last night. neighbors, though, who helped the victims out here say they believe these were chemical burns that they suffered and that's because they could smell a distinct chemical odor in the air. those reports of an explosion came from here along these railroad tracks that run through san leandro. in fact, it apparently happened at this homeless encampment that we're showing you here. you can see the camp near the freeway overpass. 911 calls began to come in about 9:30 last night from near the intersection of hesperian and springlake drive. when fire crews first got here, they found two victims with critical injuries. firefighters say the man and woman had third-degree burns. each were covered with burns over 80% of their body.

after being burned, those two people ran from the homeless camp down to some nearby apartments looking for help and begging for water. >> i turn on my hose right here and then he started going this way. i turn on the hose over here to wash him off. i ran over here. the girl ran inside my house. >> reporter: and that woman who went inside the apartment, even jumped inside the tenant's bathtub to rinse off whatever the substance was on her body. >> firefighters say they still don't know at this point what chemicals may have been involved here. along with the man and woman with the critical burns, there was a third person who had to be taken to the hospital last night. that was an 18-year-old woman staying at the apartment and she suffered burns to her feet when she tried to clean up whatever the substance was that was on those victims. again, investigators still trying to figure out exactly what triggered this blast that

sent three people to the hospital last night. i, again, did just hear from the spokesperson for the alameda county fire department. no word on the cause here. we're trying to get an update on the conditions of those three victims. as soon as we learn more, we'll pass that along to you. we're live in san leandro, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:07. a well-known bay area golf instructor already in jail on child sex abuse charges is now facing serious new charges that he allegedly plotted to murder the boys who accused him of molesting them. ktvu's tara moriarty is live outside of the alameda county jail in dublin where the golf instructor is being held. how was this alleged plot uncovered? >> reporter: well, authorities won't say who tipped them off, it was a confidential informant at the jail who told a sheriff's deputy about the alleged murder plot. we do know that authorities believe that andrew nisbet wanted to kill the boys and

hired a hitman, tried to hire one from his cell. 32-year-old andrew nisbet was arrested in december accused of sexually abusing three boys in his junior golf club. yesterday prosecutors added solicitation for murder charges. that's on top of the 75 counts already facing him seen online in video and photos posing with students. the charges include molestation and lewd acts on three unnamed boys between 12 and 17 years old from 2007 to 2012. then, this february, andrew nisbet wrote letters from his cell saying he wanted two children to be taken care of even agreeing on a price for each victim. that's according to a court affidavit. the report also says an informant showed the letters to a deputy. eight days later, the da's office september an inspector to record him. he told andrew nisbet he was a mechanic and could fix a car

for him and made a pistol shooting motion with his hand. he said there were two cars, one in pleasanton and another in santa barbara where one alleged victim attends college. andrew nisbet suggested that the cell phones be taken so the murders would look like robberies. when authorities searched his cell, they found driving directions to one of the alleged victim's homes in pleasanton. his next court appearance is june 10th. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:09. caltrans has found an inexpensive fix to a lingering problem on the bay bridge. according to the croppicle, caltrans spent $189,000 installing steel caps over nuts and bolts that might be vulnerable to cracking. these caps are filled with special grease and resemble paint cans. 32 rods snapped while they were being tightened during the construction of the new eastern span. in the meantime, caltrans is spending $10 billion to analyze

whether 2,000 other rods and bolts need to be fixed. while you pay more for toll increases on the golden gate bridge, 2 investigates finds part of the money from those toll hikes is being wasted on high-priced bridge workers. were you guys working as efficiently as you should be? were you clocking an eight-hour day. >> every day throughout every day >> tonight at 10:00, see how the workers are spending their time on the job and why the bridge district's general manager admits it is an ongoing problem. that's tonight on the 10:00 news. some people in oakland are not happy about plans to install new bus only lanes along international boulevard. yesterday, business owners along the proposed route staged this protest. the bus only lanes will run between downtown oakland and

the san leandro b.a.r.t. station. only oakland and a.c. transit buses will be allowed to drive on those lanes. that means half the lanes will be closed to car traffic. business owners say they have worked hard to improve the area and this they say will turn away customers. >> there was nothing here. right now, it's clean, a lot of businesses. >> business owners complain they are gonna lose hundreds of parking spaces which they say will also cause a lot more traffic jams. the bus only lanes are supposed to be converted in the next couple of years. all right. 7:11. coming up we'll have more reaction to the whole situation with donald sterling and the clippers' game, including obviously the warriors lost. but that was the situation with donald sterling became bigger than the nba playoffs. also -- a growing memorial in san jose where a mother of three was found stabbed to

death inside an apartment. coming up at 7:30, what we're learning about the victim and the ongoing investigation to try to catch her killer. you only have a certain buffer in which to react. >> dealing with pit bulls. the recent shooting incident and why some are calling for better police training. good morning. we're still looking at a commute that is getting busier. this is about the peak. you will see some slow traffic approaching the richmond bridge nearby. highway 80 has a problem. we'll tell you what that is? female announcer: get three years interest-free financing

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7:14. animal control officers say the san francisco police department needs better training on how to deal with certain breeds of dogs. this comes after three pit

bulls were shot by police officers this year. today, a 13-month-old pit bull mix named duke is having one of its hind legs amputated after being shot multiple times by police. in a report, police say duke was growling and displaying aggressive behavior. animal control officers are concerned, though, there is a growing shoot first, ask questions later mentality when it comes to pit bulls. >> lately, it does seem that way. pit bull is a big dog. that's one thing to have a -- it's one thing to have a chihuahua come at you backing. understand the body language and -- barking. understand the body language and not understand it. pit bulls can do a lot of damage. >> it comes down to a gut check, they say, whether the dog is keeping its distance or on a steady course towards officers. officers are not encouraged to shoot, he says, animals. but he also does want them to

risk being bitten. the oakland police department is at the highest level of compliance ever. the federal monitor overseeing oakland police says the department still has work to do but overall he's seeing improvement. robert war shaw says the department is doing a better job reporting officer misconduct and investigating witness claims. but he says improvement is needed on reviews of excessive force. the police department has been under scrutiny as part of a lawsuit settlement, 11 years ago. seaworld san diego unveiling new safety vests for the trainers who work with killer whales. take a look at they. each of them custom vest weighs about 3 or 4 pounds. they include a small scuba tank. seaworld is testing the vests voluntary. the trainers still can't swim with killer whales all because of a federal appeals court ruling. >> there is a ring on the side

which he can pull. >> three trainers have been killed by killer whales in captivity, including a -- captivity including one four ago. critics claim the vests would not have been enough to save any of those trainers. back here at home, the sharks hope the home-ice advantage will help them win. the sharks were poised to sweep this after winning the first three games of the series l.a. came back. they are back tonight at 7:00 p.m. at the s.a.p. center. whoever wins this game will play the ducks in the next round of the playoffs. >> i heard -- i think this is the 9th time that a team that was up 3-0 has come back back to a game seven and.

>> keep our fingers crossed. >> yes. a lot of big sports stories going on right now. >> tori, i think you and i are -- we are kind of the sports people around here. we've been having a lot to talk about, haven't we? good morning, everybody. we're gonna start off in controversy county highway 4 westbound as you come up to the willow pass grade. you are gonna see some slow traffic on bay bridge commute from baypoint to concord. 680 you notice that the road sensors are lighting up on 242 and on highway 24 and then on 80 westbound in pinole valley road. this he are clearing the roads. the drive times listen up because of that -- the drive times will be up because of the crash. it's 20 minutes a while ago. now there's 30 because there's extra waiting to do on the commute. bay bridge toll plaza about a 15 to 20-minute drive time from oakland to the san francisco side. i also want to mention that northbound 280 gets up to highway 17. slow traffic there.

85 is slow to the saratoga area. we don't have an easy commute in the santa clara valley. >> steve, we're talking about daly city. do you suppose there's one house in daly city that has air conditioning? >> i don't think so. antonio from daly city, wants to be in weather. he sends me wonderful information. 61 degrees already in daly city. that tells you -- i saw a couple of 67s in san francisco. forest hill and diamond heights. that's really warm for this time of the morning. we do have clear skies. temperatures will be warming up. yesterday was warm or hot. i mean, santa rosa hit 92. i'm going 88 today. why is that? i think they are luses the north breeze. i've seen projections of 84, 89, 88, 87. kentfield, 87. these were yesterday. livermore 87. san francisco is 81.

that's warm. today, though, i put these four in because i -- best locations to set a record high today. oakland downtown. this is at the museum. forecast is 87. the record is 80 in 1990 they will shatter that. san francisco will not. we're going 86 on the high. that's really warm but 93 is the record, 1996. and san jose is warm. 95 back in 1996. they will be close. i think most will fall a short degrees short. high pressure is here. there is a slight component of an offshore breeze. a lot of 80s by the coast, including pacifica, daly city. 61 antioch. 59 san jose. 50 half moon bay. 49 napa airport. yet, oakland 62. i know the hayward airport has been running very warm at 62. warm to hot today. this looks like the hottest

day. 56 sacramento. already 66 in monterey. 48 in ukiah. there's some areas where they are getting that offshore breeze which means monterey, santa cruz should be really warm. today is the day to head to the coast. a hint of fog or westerly breeze begins to kick back in. warm to hot and then we'll level it off and a huge drop on the temperatures. if you just can't stand the heat, wait until the weekend. sunny, hot, breezy in the hills. mainly oakland hills. warmest day by far will be today. we're looking at 80s, 90s. sonoma 90. 88 in santa rosa. clearlake went 93. vacaville, 92. 19 in walnut creek, alamo, danville, all low 90s. brentwood, oakley 93. berkeley 86. that's nice. san jose, 0. 93 gilroy. santa cruz, 87.

90 redwood city, palo alto, woodside there's the 80s on the coast including daly city and pacifica. that's really warm. probably 59 in daly city in two days. warm to hot on thursday and then a cooldown and then cooling down on sunday. we're still talking about the clippers. the nba came down hard on the owner of the clippers. now we're learning the warriors were ready to take drastic action before that historic decision. bacteria resistance to antibiotics has spread to every corner of the world. how this could lead to minor infections being deadly and what every patient needs to know to keep the problem from getting worse.

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to $10.10 in the next two and a half years. president obama supports raising the minimum wage but republicans are against it. saying it would force small businesses to eliminate jobs. no matter how the vote goes, it's not likely to affect california workers. right now the minimum wage here in the state is $8 an hour. that goes up to $9 on july 1st. on january, 1st, in 2016 it increases again to $10 and some cities including san francisco and san jose have their own minimum wages that are even higher. 7:25. there are sweeping new rules in santa clara county to help you know if a restaurant is safe to eat in. yesterday, the board of supervisors approved a new restaurant grading system. soon restaurants will have to put color-coded cards in their windows. this green card would mean it passed the inspection. a yellow card would mean there were two or more violations. and a red card would be posted if a restaurant is shut down by

the health department. all of the restaurants will be holding themselves to a higher standard. if anyone is gonna hurt anyone, it should be showing your customer base how well you are providing for them. >> besides placards on the windows, restaurant inspection reports will be posted online. by next year, the department of environmental health could levy fines on business owners who don't comply. 7:26. a new report says simple infections and injuries could eventually become dadly. according to the world health organization's first global survey on the problem, bacteria is becoming more resistant to antibiotics, the w.h.o. first noticed the problems in strains of e. coli bacteria. now it's being detected in pneumonia and gone rewa. unless immediate action is

taken, the diseases that need to be treated will become lethal. a story since we've been following since 5:00 a.m., the new information we just received about the extent of damage in san leandro. a lot of questions in the case of a mother stabbed to death. we're tracking developments. and good morning. on the san mateo we're looking at a commute that still looks pretty good. it's crowded. coming up we'll take a look at some of the other bridges getting across the bay and give you some drive times. just had a nice tweet from george mccray in el cerrito, he said it's already 70 degrees. they are getting and east breeze. for berkeley/oakland, it will be a record-setting day. i will show you how warm.

it is 7:30. we're live in san jose this morning, where a memorial is growing for a mother of three after a neighbor found her stabbed to death. coming up, ktvu's janine de la vega will tell us about the clues police have as they try to track down her killer. good morning. welcome once again to "mornings on 2." it's wednesday, april 30th. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. i just stepped outside our door. it was warm enough, steve, i was about to loosen my tie. >> well, it is pretty warm here pretty fast. there's some decent warm lows

already. it won't take long. we'll start warming up. some areas are already warm. these will be close but probably not on the record highs. sfo going 87 for the forecast. the record is 90. livermore, 92. yes, that's hot but the record is 95, 1981 for those of you who live out there. gilroy, 93. the record is 100 also i know it's buried under there. it says 1981 as well. for some, it will be close. we had a few 40s for a while. now there's a lot of 60s. mid-60s. we're moving out fast. 80s and 90s. 49, 59 napa, novato. 63 antioch. some upper 50s low 60s out towards brentwood, oakley. san jose, is 59. low 60s. sfo, redwood city and also mountain view. not much of a breeze. there is a little bit of a breeze. that's offshore at fairfield. that's west at oakland. south at novato.

the higher elevations. there's no doubt about it. it's offshore especially in the oakland, berkeley hills. sunshine, warm temperatures today. it will be hot. this will be hottest day of the week. a breeze in the hills. i think that's mainly where it's been confined today. 8, 90s. pacifica -- 80s, 90s. we're looking a commute that's busy. this is the peak of the morning commute. if you are driving out to, let's say, the contra costa area, you will see highway 24. 11-minute drive now between pleasant hill road and the caldecott tunnel. you can see for yourself a lot of the crowding is right here in la fayette. it does get better as you get closer to the tunnel. bay bridge toll plaza, about a 15, 20-minute delay. another 5 on the bridge. we're looking at a 20-minute drifrt time into san francisco. there are no major problems if you are driving through the city. let's talk about the peninsula.

highway 101 is slow in san mateo heading down highway 92. across the bay, 880 southbound we had an earlier accident near tennyson. 880 is slow out of san leandro, kind of a tough one getting into hayward and union city. it's slower than normal and then 580 is still slow through livermore. 7:33. let's go back to the desk. san jose police are searching right now for the person responsible for killing a mother of three in san jose. her body was found by a neighbor in an apartment right across the street from regional medical center. now, ktvu's janine de la vega is there now to tell us more about where this investigation is this morning. janine. >> reporter: well, there are a lot of unanswered questions this morning. who killed this woman and why and who is she. she was found in this bottom floor apartment that you see right here. a lot of the neighbors that we spoke to don't seem to know too much about her. they say she had only been

living here a few months. a neighbor left candles burning in her memory. police interviewed potential witnesses but neighbors say they didn't hear any screams or arguments. the woman was discovered stabbed to death in her apartment on jose figeres down the street from regional medical center just before 3:00 yesterday afternoon. the coroner says police have instructed them not to release her identity. neighbors say she was in her 30s, had three children, including two twin girls and an infant. >> don't know any of the circumstances surrounding the murder. we just know -- [audio difficulties] >> and called 911. >> reporter: police are trying to determine if this is an isolated incident. homicide detectives are going over interviews and evidence that's left to piece all of this together. neighbors say she stayed there with a man and that he was one of the people detectives interviewed. no arrests have been made at

this point. investigators have not released a motive in this case. we're still waiting for police to give us an update on this case and find out the status of her children. in the moments leading up to this live shot right here, we did run into a neighbor who says that he saw the woman whose husband he -- he thinks it was the woman's husband that did -- he did see him after he was interviewed by police come here and then leave the home but he didn't get a chance to speak with him. you will hear from that neighbor coming up in the next hour of "mornings on 2." reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:35. new this morning, three people in san jose looking for a place to live after an early-morning fire that started in the basement. neighbors called 911 about 2:30 they saw smoke coming from a home at empire. firefighters arrived. they determined there was a fire in the basement. they were able to get to it quickly and get it under

control. >> it could be electrical. it could be a discarded match. still under investigation. >> now, the three people who lived there, they weren't home at the time, firefighters say they had actually gone to the hospital one of them had been feeling ill. they were told about the fire when a neighbor called to make sure they were okay. that home is being boarded up, the red cross is helping them find some place else to stay. also happening today as steve has been telling you, it will be very, very hot today. unusually hot. we may even break temperature records. ktvu's brian flores in -- we're in the rockridge area of oakland. you are talking to people -- i see you took your jacket off, too. i know it's warm out there now. >> reporter: well, it's been a while since my last live shot without a jacket on. it's getting pretty warm. good morning, dave. temperatures here expected to break record temperatures today. as is most -- or some parts in

the bay area as well. taking a look at the rockridge b.a.r.t. station, not many people wearing jackets. a lot wearing shirts, some wearing tank tops, others wearing shorts. that will be the case today. forecasted highs in oakland will be around 87 in oakland. the record was 80 back in 1996. the temperature record will be broken there. san rafael could be as high as the 1. the record is 92. richmond 87. the record is 86. napa could reach 92. the record was 93. many of those records coming back from 1996 or early '90s. the hot temperatures as a talker as we like to say, people around here walking to work without jackets and sweaters, and they like the summer preview. >> spectacular, thank you, finally. i just got back from a great

vacation in costa rica. it sorts of continues. >> reporter: it's been a while since we last saw the high temperatures in the bay area. some friendly advice from the national weather service before you head out the door. if you work outdoors, drink plenty of water. try to avoid being outside the hottest part of the day. check on friends, relatives, neighbors. and don't leave kids or pets in your car even with the windows rolled down. calfire residents should remove flammable vegetation within 30 feet of their homes. want to take it back out here live. the heat bearing down in the oakland area. very nice for many people. i also just got off the phone with the oakland fire department. even though the national weather service says winds will not be a factor today. it's a bit windy in the oakland hillles, they will be sending a few patrols in there to see if everything will be going okay. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:38. well, we haven't had this kind of warm weather in a while. in fact, it was -- friday, it was in the 50s for a high.

we wanted to take a look back at the last time temperatures reached 90 degrees in the bay area. and that means we have to go all the way back to september 19th, six months -- more than six months. that's when concord reached 91 degrees. in san jose on september 7th. it was 95 degrees and that's also the last time that redwood city recorded 95 degrees. dave? >> all right, tori. 7:39. this afternoon, a san jose woman accused of fatally stabbing her baby is due to appear in court. 23-year-old ashley newton's scheduled court appearance was postponed because of medical reasons. police say she has a apologized for killing her 7-month-old son. last saturday police found her holding her son's lifeless body at a livermore park. relatives say she's suffering from depression. the ntsb is still waiting to bring the plane that crashed into the bay to the wreckage.

a coast guard boat is protecting the area. the drivers's found the plane's fuselage yesterday. it's believed the body of the pilot is inside. it's believed the two planes crashed while one was doing a photo shoot. the coast guard said there's no time limit set fog bringing the plane up but they are hoping to do it today. the father of the 15-year- old who stowed away on a flight from san jose to hawaii is now in honolulu. he flew to hawaii on monday. his son has been hospitalized with breathing problems ever since he climbed into the wheel well of a maui-bound plane on april 20th. the boy survived subfreezing temperatures and extreme altitudes to make the 2300-mile five-hour flight. he told authorities he was trying to get to his mother.

this afternoon an arraignment is scheduled for a newark man accused of causing a commotion at his father's home and later threatening police. officers say 43-year-old carlos colene violated a restraining order by going to his father's home on monday. he's accused of causing a disturbance at a liquor store. police were able to arrest him. but during the ride to the police station, they say he started kicking the doors and windows to the squad car. authorities say he also tried to bite and head-butt an officer. people in oakland are demanding justice after the hit- and-run death of a 68-year-old man. they call ltd us here at -- they called us here at ktvu hoping to generate new leads. friends say the man known in the area as bill was crossing 55th street and telegraph when a car hit him. they say he was probably taking his daly store to pete's coffee

-- daily stroll to pete's coffee. the witnesses say he got out of the car, looked at bill and drove away. >> it's unhue humane. the vehicle is described as a white audi suv. police are not confirming the details of this case. they stay they are still investigating all of the leads. 7:42. new information on a mystery along some train tracks in the east bay. coming up at 8:00ing what we've learned about -- 8:00, what we've learned about the possible explosion that critically injured two people. banned for life and fines millions. what's next for l.a. clippers' owner donald sterling? up next, we'll explain his options. there's gonna be record highs today. it's already very warm for some, especially along emeryville, berkeley, oakland.

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distraction. he said the nba commissioners may have prevented a boycott of the game. >> he definitely did a great job, i think, putting the hammer down concisely. kind of took all of the decisions, boycotting and doing anything drastic out of the question because of how well he handedled the situation -- handled the situation. >> the clippers lead the game 3- 2. it's a must-win game when they host the clippers in game 6 tomorrow night in oakland. the racial slur scandal really changed the colors of the fans' clothing at the staples center in los angeles. take a look at this split screen image. on the left, you can zee the crowd, many wearing black t- shirts in protest of donald sterling on the right you can see fans at the last playoff game before the donald sterling controversy. it was a sea of red as fans

proudly displayed colors. it was clear outside of the center, that game five of the series was no ordinary playoff game. several civil rights groups gathered outside of the arena in downtown los angeles, protesting sterling's racist remarks. many demonstrators handed out leaflets urging both clippers and warriors fans not to go inside. >> we'll remember that day. it was an historic moment in sports when the punishment was handed down to the clippers' team owner. pam cook is in the studio to tell us what's next for donald sterling. >> yeah, banned for life. the nba commissioner handed down the harshest penalty possible against the owner of the clippers. a lifetime ban for donald sterling means he can never attend a game or even a practice of any team in the nba. the commissioner also hit him with a fine of $2.5 million. now usa today's sports writer says the nba has three days to provide sterling a written copy

of the charms. sterling has five days to reply. he says if sterling does not reply in five days. the league's constitution deems that an admission of the charges. now, the nba commissioner is also calling on team owners to force sterling to sell the clippers. it's not clear when the vote will take place. here's where it stands. it would take a three quarters vote to force that sale. so far, not a single nba owner is coming out in support of sterling. if sterling does sell, the team is valued at least between $500 and $700 million. that means sterling could stand to make quite a profit. he bought the team for $12 million in 1981. if it sells, who would buy? we'll go over the list of high- profile people who say they are interested in buying the clippers in our next hour of "mornings on 2." dave and tori? >> all right. very interesting. a lot of different angles. sal, covering all of the anles of -- angles of traffic

as long as mice his mic is working. >> we have backups. we go on with the show. >> yes. >> let's take a look at what we have. it's slow and we'll start with the south bay commute and 280 northbound gonna be slow getting up to highway 17. if you are wondering at highway 85 it begins to slowdown. it stays under or less than the speed limit up past highway 17. 101 is slow from the capitol expressway especially slow in sunnyvale. we're not getting an easy commute. let's take a look at 680. southbound, backed up from 242 to highway 24 and then san mateo dumbarton bridge getting a lot of use kind of going around the bay here. 580 for westbound, 43-minute drive time and a little bit further down the road, westbound high street, 24 eight minutes. this is a look at the toll plaza. 20-minute drive time into san francisco. let's go to steve.

>> a very good morning. a very quiet here. a little breeze coming off the hills. 71 in el cerrito. like dave, i stepped outside of the parking lot. you can feel it. downtown oakland will set a record high no doubt about it. a few locations i will show you here in a second. we had a couple of 40s. they didn't last long. half moon bay had one. airport at 46. i'm forecasting 87. i would not be surprised if it hit 90. the old record is 80, 1990 it will be an easy record there. san francisco we're going 86 it was really warm in the city today. i know i saw 67. diamond heights forest hill, 64 in the sunset direct. 65 in the financial district and that was about 6:00 in the morning. the record is 1993.

san jose, 90. that's hot. but 95 is the record also 1996. so clear skies, mild to warm here, already getting really warm for some. sunny, warm to hot. if you get the easterly breeze. it's confined out of the oakland hills. other locations are not that bad. antioch, already 64. heidi said it's feeling warm already. yes it is. it's feeling warm here. half moon bay went from 46, now 59. novato is 65 which is 15 warmer than santa rosa. it you get a help from the breeze, it doesn't take much. easterly at fairfield. there is a slight component. hayward, a slight -- a slight or light easterly at hayward. this will be the hottest day. sunny and hot today, breeze in the hills. maybe a few isolated areas. warmest day by far as we start a slight cooldown. today, 80s to near 90. a lot of these will be close to

record highs but i think the majority will fall short. kentfield, 90. novato 89. walnut creek, 91. brent wood, 90. alameda, 86. 91 saratoga. 93 gilroy. their record is 100, 1981. 90 redwood city. 80 in pacifica. and cassie jean in el granada highs sunday, monday may not get above the upper 60s. wow. that's quite a change. all right. shoot first, ask questions later. coming up in just 20 minutes, the actions some say san francisco police are taking when it comes to a certain breeze of dog. and a well-known experienced

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the botched execution of an inmate is raising new questions about whether using lethal injections is cruel and unusual punishment. last night, as the inmate was being given the drug combination, he started to clench his teeth and started thrashing. a short time later, the inmate died from a heart attack. the governor issued a 14-day stay for another inmate scheduled to die last night. she recorded a full review of the execution procedures to determine what happened. today, the faa is investigating a deadly skydiving accident. it took the life of a well- known professional skier from

squaw valley. 27-year-old timmy dutton collided with a fellow skydiver in midair. it happened yesterday afternoon near el campo. it's between lodi in san joaquin valley. the owner of the parachute centers says both men were experienced sky divers. dutton's friend sufficiented a broken leg in the accident but dutton was apparently knocked out and never opened his parachute. >> the guy knocked unconscious didn't have what we call an aad an automatic device and it would automatically deploy. he didn't have that. >> the men reportedly were wearing ring suits which can greatly increase horizontal speed. timmy dutton was nicknamed timmy backflips. he did these on the slopes and in midair. espn once described him as the

next big thing to come out of squaw valley. 7:56. bay area golf instructor already in jail on child sex abuse charges. the shocking new charges he is now facing. and three people rushed to the hospital with severe burns after a chemical explosion at a homeless camp in san leandro last night. what we just learned from investigators about the cause of this explosion. still slow out there in many commutes. we're going to give you some of the worse and also give you some spots where traffic is finally beginning to improve. already getting warm. i mean really warm here in parts of san francisco. the coast and maybe where you are. we'll have record highs. we'll show you some of those coming up. to prepare our kids to compete main today's economy?way woman: a well-rounded education that focuses on science, math, and career training for students who don't choose college. man: and that's exactly what

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30th. i'm dave clark. i'm tori campbell. quick look at weather and traffic. and summer like heat on this last day of april, steve. >> absolutely. let's not -- don't forget the pets. they need the water, too. christina sent me a twitter picture of her dog saying doesn't like the heat. >> well, probably not alone here. some of you love it, some don't. if you want the cooler temperatures you will bow to the weekend forecast. sfo, 87. the record is 90. livermore 92. the gilroy, 93. high pressure is here. it's -- i would say it's large and in charge. we are getting a little bit of an easterly breeze for a few, mainly around el cerrito, el sobrante, they are getting an early breeze. they are already in low 70s for a few locations incredible, 60s

and 70s. buchanan says 70. 59 half moon bay. 65 novato. oakland at the airport, it's already 66. we're well on our way. very warm temperatures. it will be the warmest day today. sunny and hot. not always two of my best friends but they are here today. sunny and hot breezy in the hills. today will be the warmest day. 90s for. 80s for others. here's sal. we have some slow traffic out there in many areas and we have traffic that is going to be improving so let's start off with a look at highway 24. this is still slow from pleasant hill road to the caldecott tunnel. i just got a tweet from kenneth who is one of the regular guys who tweets me. he asked me why is 680 south from walnut creek to alamo a parking lot. we'll try to get to the bottom of that, always watching to make sure nothing is haywire there. we'll get to the bottom of that if you are still watching. let's take a look at the bay

bridge toll plaza. that commute is not all that bad. it's backed you for a 25-minute drive time into san francisco. just got the tweet here kenneth. they are gonna show everyone else. the maps. let's go to the maps. i want to show you that 680 is slow from 242. it does get better as you get into alamo according to our computerized road sensors. there are no crashes. the answer is why is it bad because everyone is on the road at the same time. i don't know. that's not very satisfying. back to the desk. alameda county investigators are now looking into weather a homeless camp may be connected to a possible explosion along the railroad tracks. >> the blast sent people scrasm bemming for help -- scrambling for help. a man and woman were hurt. the woman strolled into a stranger's apartment and straight to the bathtub for

relief. it happened along the railroad tracks on hesperian boulevard. alex savidge has more. >> reporter: well, a representative for the sheriff's office just let me know that they have figured out what caused this explosion. apparently someone at this homeless camp last night was making hash oil and investigators believe there was a butane explosion. it happened at a camp that is right along these railroad tracks that are behind us that run through san leandro. as we push in, you can probably see some of the items at the encampment near the freeway overpass. we did talk with people who came to help the victims last night and they say that it appeared as those victims had chemical burns. there was a chemical smell in the air. the calls came in last night from hesperian boulevard and

spring lake drive. they found two victims with critical injuries. the man and woman had third- degree burns over 80% of their poddies. after being burned, they ran from the homeless camp down to nearby apartments. they were asking for help and begging for some water. the woman burned ran into someone's apartment and the woman who lives in that apartment unit had no idea what was going on. >> i heard call 911. we need an ambulance. i was like did he just say we need an ambulance? >> i ran out of the bedroom to see why we needed an ambulance. the lady came with burns. and her skin was burned. >> they were in pain something exploded. something exploded. >> that woman who went inside the apt actually jumped into the tenant's bathtub to rinse off whatever chemicals were. along with the two victims,

there was an 18-year-old staying inside the apartment. she suffered burns from her feet when she tried to clean up the substance dripping from one of those original victims. investigators still looking into exactly what happened here last night. but the sheriff's office did let us know that they believe this was a butane explosion that took place at this homeless encarmment. someone there -- encampment while someone was trying to make hash oil. a well-known bay area golf instructor already in jail on child sex abuse charges faces serious new charges accusing him of plotting to murder the boys who accused him of molesting them. we're live where the golf instructor is being held with tara moriarty. how was the alleged plot uncovered? >> reporter: authorities say

someone tipped them off about this. they are not saying who. they say the confidential informant told a deputy about some secret letters and now the d.a. says it has enough evidence to prove that andrew nisbet was trying to hire a hitman to kill his villes. he was arrested in december accused of suggestionually abusing -- sexually abusing three boys. yesterday prosecutors added more charges, including solicitation for murder. that's on on of the 75 counts -- on top of the 75 counts filed. the charges include molestation and lewd acts between boys between 12 and 17 from 20007 to 2012. then this february, he wrote letters from his cell saying he wanted two children to be taken care of, even agreeing on a price for each victim. that's according to a court affidavit. the report also says an informant showed the letters to

a deputy. the d.a.'s office sent an undercover agent to secret lit record andrew nisbet. he said he was a mechanic and could fix a car for him and made a pistol shooting motion with his hand. andrew nisbet said there were two cars. one in pleasanton, one in santa barbara where one victim attends college. andrew nisbet suggested that they take the victim's cell phones so the murders would look like robberies. when deputies searched the cell, they did find driving directions to one of those alleged victim's homes in pleasanton. we have reached out to the district attorney's office but we haven't heard back yet. we do know that he's due back in court on june 10th. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. now to our continuing coverage of the warriors/clippers coverage. last night the clippers came to life on the same day the owner was banned for death. they defeated the warriors in los angeles, giving them a 3-2

lead in the best of seven series. game 6 is tomorrow night in oakland. earlier in the day, adam silver handed down the harshest penalty possible to donald sterling for his racist comments. silver gave sterling a lifetime ban meaning he cannot attend any nba games or practices for the rest of his life and he fined sterling $2.5 million. the nba could be in for a legal fight after the commissioner also encouraged team owners to out of sterling as owner of the clippers. >> i will urge the board of governors to exercise its authority to force a sale of the team and will do everything in my power to ensure that that happens. >> an attorney tells the los angeles times that sterling could file an anti-trust lawsuit if he was forced to sell the team for what he believed was less than market

value. sterling bought the clippers for $12.5 million back in 1981. the team is now valued at about $575 million. caltrans reportedly has found an inexpensive way to fing a lingering problem on the bay bridge. the chronicle is reporting that caltrans spent $189,000 installing steel caps on top of nuts and bolts that might crack. these caps contain special grease. they look like paint cans. they protect those bolts from the air. during the eastern span, bridge construction, 32 rods snapped while they were being tightened. in the meantime caltrans is spending $10 million analyzing if some 2,000 rods and bolts have to be fixed. while you pay more for toll increases on the golden gate bridge. 2 investigates find part of the money from those toll hikes being arrested on high-priced

bridge workers. >> you guys working as efficiently as you thud be? are you really -- should be? are you really clocking an eight-hour day? >> every day throughout every day. >> we do know after 2 investigates cameras watched their typical work day. tonight at 10:00, see how the workers are spending their time on the job and why the bridge district's general manager admits it's an ongoing problem. 2 investigates tonight on the 10:00 news. air quality is a real concern on sweltering days like today. a new report by the american lung association offers mixed news about air quality nationwide. the report finds that nearly 150 million americans live in areas with unhealthy air. that's 16 million more than last year. one of the worse cities is los angeles where there's unhealthy air for a third of the year. the lung association issued these grades regarding pollution in the bay area.

san mateo county received a b grade. san francisco, marin, contra costa and alameda counties had a c, the lowest grade was a d in both santa clara and solano counties. you can find more details about bay area air quality on the ktvu weather page. all right. 8:10. a memorial, it's growing in san jose for the victim of a deadly stabbing. coming up, though, the sad news we found out about the woman who was killed. plus, the reason proposed changes along a major thoroughfare in oakland to bring in more customers have upset some business owners. good morning. traffic is -- i don't have my mic. traffic is going to be slow on the san mateo bridge. we'll tell you more -- coming up. already some 70-degree temperatures showing up. you know and i know that it's going to be warm to hot today. i will show you how hot and if we'll set any record highs. happened at the company picnic.

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new in morning, treems that twitter stock will turn into the next fake continue to be shattered. we learned it's tumbled to the lowest ipo price. twitter's stock is trading at $38.04. down almost 11%. experts say that's due to market jitters about the user activity. the number of people viewing the time line has not increased during the past few months. and the big board, pretty quiet day so far. the dow is down a fraction.

the nasdaq is down 7 and the s&p also down .5 point. some people are angry about bus only lanes and held a protest. the so-called bus rapid corridor will run between downtown oakland and the san leandro b.a.r.t. station. one lane in each direction will be for a.c. transit buses. leaving only one lane in each direction for cars. bus owners say they have worked hard to improve the area and this will turn away customers. >> i come here in 1984. this area nothing. prostitution, drugs. right now, it's clean. a lot of businesses. >> bus owners are unhappy they will lose the parking spaces in front of their businesses. the bus only lanes are supposed to be convert the in the next couple of years. animal control officers say san francisco police officers need better training on how to

deal with certain breeds of dogs. this after three pit bulls were shot this year by police officers. now, later today, a 13-month- old pit bull mix named duke will have a leg amputated after being shot by police. in a report police say duke was displaying aggressive behavior. animal control officers say they are concerned that there is a growing shoot first, ask questions later mentality when it comes to pit bulls. lately it does seem that way. pit bull is a big dog. it's one thing to have -- it's one thing to have a chihuahua coming a at you barking-- come at you barking. >> now the officer leads san francisco's vicious and dangerous dog court. he says it comes down to a gut check. whether the dog is keeping its distance or it's on a steady course moving towards police officers. he says officers are not encouraged to shoot those animals but he also doesn't want them to risk being bitten.

the oakland police department is at the highest level of compliance ever in its effort to meet court ordered reforms. the federal monitor overseeing oakland police says the department still has work to do but overall, he's seeing improvement. he says the department is doing a better job of reporting officer misconduct and investigating witness claims. he says improvement is still needed on reviews of excessive force. the department has been under scrutiny as part of a settlement 11 years ago. okay. i'm a little nervous about what we're about to see. today is hairstyle appreciation today. to celebrate we decided to take a look at the hair of some of us here at ktvu and how it's changed over the years. okay. here we go. yep. this is video of me from 14 years ago. >> looks good, tori. >> so young. you can see the styles have changed. look at this. sal castanedo. >> looking just as good.

>> oh, my goodness. >> i'm sure we're not the only ones whose looks have changed over the years. >> i had black hair? what are you talking about! oh, my goodness. >> when you get a haircut tell them to cut the grays. that's what i do. that's my secret. >> they will cut all of the hair off. look at that hair, my goodness. i'm just shocked. >> poster pictures of your best hair -- post your pictures of your best hairstyles on our facebook page. >> my goodness. good morning, everybody. let's take a look at -- i've been doing this for a long time. i had all black hair. can you imagine? let's go out and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. 25 to 30-minute delay here at the toll plaza. i should say drive time because the delay at the toll plaza is about 20 but then you have to negotiate your car across the bridge into san francisco. steve and i have been talking about the weather today.

gonna be hot. let's hope your car has air conditioning if you are drived it around -- 23 you are driving it around. southbound is slow approaching 92. our drive times are going to be elevated in many areas. i want to take a look at the peninsula in case you are trying to get over to san mateo. it's slow in both directions. southbound 101 we have a crash reported near the 380 interchange if you are driving down the peninsula. be careful there. delays i think 280 might be a better alternate for you. highway 24 as you can see westbound between pleasant hill road and the caldecott, 14- minute drive time. 8:19. let's go to steve. be glad we have hair. >> that's right. i'm happy. >> before i started this show, it was brown. we do have mostly calm conditions but there is a little bit of an easterly breeze coming off the oakland berkeley hills. there's areas very warm. leslie, that's what i'm gonna

say up in glen ellen already 70 degrees up there. she said the grapes love this. i'll bet they do. warm to hot. records likely fog returns. cooling begins and then on the weekend next tuesday looks like rain. 60s. some areas that are in the 90s today may not get above 67 degrees next tuesday. big changes on the way. today, it's all high pressure and warm to hot with record highs likely today for a few. not for a lot. these are the ones i put in that i think have the best or chance to set a record high. oakland, no doubt about it. 87. i wouldn't be surprised of a hidden 90. san rafael, 91. richmond, 87. napa, 92. the record is 93, 1996. it was brought to my attention. somebody said 1996, that was an el nino year, right? no. 1997 was. san francisco 86. that's very warm for the city. but the record is 93 also 1996.

san jose, 90. 95, 1996. so 68 already for some. 70 in concord already. it's -- what's holding us back, nothing really unless we can pick up a west wind. that's not going to happen. today will be the hottest day of the week. the severe weather which kicked in is moving into new york. it's only 45 there. they have rain. some of this will be embedded. there's even snow up in -- up towards minnesota. the big weather story is down the florida panhandle measuring feet of rain. pensacola, also panama city. there are all sorts of flood issues. for us, clear skies, sunny, warm to hot and then tomorrow will be warm to hot inland. today, everything is being held in check. it looks like temperatures will peak out today and this will be a day of record highs. we'll start to see the change as we head towards friday and especially on sunday. up we go and then we'll zoom it right down. today is the day we top it out.

sunshine, warm to hot. 90s are hot. a little breezy. this will be the warmest day by far. temperatures here don't think we'll see this for a while after today. 80s to 90s. 93 clearlake. 93 brentwood, oakley, 87 downtown oakland. walnut creek, 91. 90 san jose. 89 cupertino. and 90s for parts of the peninsula. even 80s up and down the coast. mo said i'm going to the coast. will it be nice? you are darned right it will be. warm to hot on thursday. cools starts friday -- cooling starts on friday. temperatures plunge. >> all right. now that the nba has really slammed the owner of the clippers, the question on everybody's mind is what will he do next? coming up in 25 minutes, the likely moves ahead after donald sterling's pushment. red, yellow and green. the colorful change in store for santa clara county

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welcome back. 8:25. today, the u.s. senate votes on raising the federal minimum wage. right now, the lowest legal wage is 7.25 an hour. this plan would raise that to $10.10 in the next two and a half years. president obama supports raising the minimum wage.

however, republicans are against it. they say it would force small businesses to eliminate jobs. no matter how the vote goes, though, it probably won't affect california workers. right now, minimum wage here is 8 an hour. that goes up to $9 on july 1st. and on january 1st, 2016 it raises again to $10. in some cities, including san francisco and san jose, they have their own minimum wages that are even higher. today, there are sweeping new rules in santa clara county designed to help you determine if a restaurant is a safe place to eat. the board of supervisors approved a new grading system yesterday. soon restaurants will have to put color-coded cards on their windows. a green card would mean it passed inspection. a yellow card would mean there are two other more violations, a red card would be posted if a restaurant is shut down by the

health department. >> i have definitely seen counters have not been cleaned, the bathrooms are atrocious. there's debris on the floor, stains everywhere. i've seen bugs in some places. >> besides placards on the windows, restaurant inspection reports will be posted online by next year. the department of environmental health could levi fines on business owners who don't comply. you heard steve paulson, it's already shorts and t-shirt weather as the temperatures get unusually to the today. the daneers to keep in mind -- dangers to keep in mind while you are out -- outside today. neighbors reveal new information about what they saw just before a woman's body was discovered at an apartment. what we know about the victim, a mother of three and the police investigation. good morning. we are still looking at a commute that's going to be tough for some as you drive

through the bay bridge. its improving this drive time has gone down. find out how long and also find out about the peninsula traffic. temperatures warping up really fast. some areas near 70 degrees. that happened even an hour ago. we'll talk about those records today but a big change by the weekend. 111é1é1"1"1"1"

good morning to you. welcome back to "mornings on 2." we're live in san jose this morning. the camera is pushing in. take a look at this. a memorial is growing this morning. it's in memory of a mother of three. she was found by a neighbor stabbed to death. coming up for you, ktvu's janine de la vega who has been

out there since 4:30 we'll tell you what neighbors are saying this morning about this sad tragedy. it's wednesday, it's april 30th. i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather very hot weather, steve. >> that's correct. dave. i was looking at an e-mail up north. 75 degrees. we have clear skies. it's going to be warm to hot. sfo will be close. i don't think it will do it. again, you know, it's only within a couple of degrees here. that's the forecast 87. the record is 90. livermore 92. 1981, gilroy, 93. but they will not. the record is 100. also 1981 there will be a lot. oakland downtown looks like a for sure thing. san rafael richmond, also napa i think will be close as well. maybe where you live. there will be a bunch coming in. high pressure and a little

component. no doubt about it. there's already 70-degree temperatures. there will be 80s, already 70 in antioch. that's fast. 68 in half moon bay. they were 46. so everything is on track. as long as the westerly breeze doesn't kick in. probably tomorrow. it's sunny side up. temperature breeze in the parts of the hills some of that coming down. but not too bad. afternoon temperatures will be way above average but by sunday they will drop 25 degrees from these forecasted highs. >> we still have slow traffic in many areas and i want to show you a drive time that kind of popping off the page here. 80 westbound. from the carquinez bridge. if this is the time you choose to drive between those two points and the macarthur maze. it's taken almost an hour. it's taken about 18 minutes and the drive time is at about 21 miles an hour. that's a miserable commute. just make sure you know what you are getting into. let me move the maps to the

south bay. northbound 101 and northbound 880 is slow. people love to complain about highway 85 and yes, that's not disappointing if you like slow traffic. it is slow there, we've got a couple fender-benders. 880 is slow right from san leandro all the way down to fremont. we're having kind of a rough hump day wednesday. moving along to the bay bridge. >> that's still about a 30- minute drive time into san francisco. 8:33. back to the desk. neighbors in san jose have told us some chilling details about the murder of a san jose woman, a mother of three children. now the police are still searching for whoever killed her. ktvu's janine de la vega joining us live to tell us what one neighbor says he saw. janine. >> reporter: yes, dave. a lot of people who live in this small apartment complex near regional center are shaken up. you can see right behind me. they've left candles here burning in this woman's memory.

one of the neighbors did tell us that he saw a man with a moiblg helmet enter the -- motorcycle helmet enter the apartment and leave just before the woman's body was discovered by her husband. police interviewed potential witnesses in an attempt to try to track down who to bled to death -- who stabbed to death the woman. the woman was in her 30s and lived with her husband, twin girls and the baby, neighbors say. one neighbor says he observed a man wearing a motorcycle helmet go in and out of the house around 2:00 yesterday afternoon but he didn't think anything of it. because he didn't hear any screaming or commotion. at 3:00 p.m., the woman's husband came home and that's when that neighbor heard screaming. >> the back door was open and the front door was open. >> reporter: what did you hear? >> him screaming, yelling. >> reporter: what? >> that she's dead. somebody killed her.

it was horrible. >> reporter: neighbors say it appears the baby was at the home when the woman was found stabbed. homicide detectives are going over interviews and evidence they collected to piece this all together. no arrests have been made. at this point, investigators have not released a motive in this case. although neighbors tell us they asked police last night if they should be worried and they tell me that they were told no by police and police say it appears the woman was the intended target. we've called the police spokesperson but have not heard back yet. the coroner is not releasing the woman's identity yet. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:35. new this morning, three people in san jose are looking for a place who live after an early- morning fire that started in the basement of this house. neighbors called 911 about 2:30 and saw smoke coming out of the house on 8th street near

empire. firefighters determined the basement was on fire. they quickly got it under control. >> it could be electrical. it could be a discarded match. it's under investigation. >> now, the three people who lived there, they weren't at home at the time of this fire. firefighters say they had gone to the hospital. one of them had been feeling ill. they were told about the fire when a neighbor called to make sure they were okay. the house is now being boarded up. the red cross is helping them find some place else to stay. 8:36. happening today, as steve has been telling us, it's going to be unusually hot. we could even break some temperature records. ktvu's brian flores is live in the rockridge area of oakland where he's been talking with people where at least sea far seem to be enjoying the wet weather. >> reporter: it's been a while since we've seen the temperatures here. we're live where we've seen several people wearing t-

shirts, shorts, even tank tops today. i had my weather app as well. it's not as accurate as steve paulson but here is the temperature from the very point where i'm standing right now. 66 degrees and it is warming up quickly as will be the case throughout the day today. to put this in perspective, terp the here in the oakland area were around the 50s and 60s. it was cloudy and cold, it was raining. i was miserable. today i'm talking clear and hot. as i mentioned, it's been a while since we last saw the high temperatures here. friendly advice from the national weather service before you head out the door today, if you workout doors, drink plenty of water try to avoid being outside the hottest part of the day. don't leave pets or kids in the car even with the windows rolled down. residents should remove flammable vegetation within 30 feet of their homes. some residents are welcoming this. >> i'm excited.

i mean, it was kind of a mild winter. it was pretty warm. i'm glad to have the heat back. i don't like the cold. i'm a california girl. spectacular, thank you. finally. i just got back from a great vacation in costa rica. it just sort of continues. it's perfect. >> reporter: here is a breakdown of some of the high temperatures. the record is 80 degrees. temperature record will likely be broken there. richmond, high expected to be 87. the record is 86 and napa could reach 92. the record is 93. main of these record temperatures happened in the early to mid-90s. we'll take it back out here live again at the b.a.r.t. station. many passengers boarding the trains this morning wearing shirts, shorts, and tank tops. very summer like preview. the national weather service says overall wind will not be a significant enough for a high danger. but i did get off the phone with the oakland fire

department. they will be patrolling the hills today as it is a little bit windy in the hills. they will be making sure that everything is okay the here. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> hard to believe we had highs in the 50s and 60s a few days ago. we haven't had this kind of warm weather in a while. we wanted to take a look at the last time the temperatures reached 90s. september 19th, concord recorded 90 degrees. in san jose, the temperature rose to 90 degrees or higher. that was september 7th. it hit 95 degrees and that was also the same temperature and the same date in redwood city city 95 degrees on september 7th. 8:39. a new venture for the world's biggest retailer. the new move that puts walmart in the driver's seat. and three people have severe burns this morning after an explosion at a homeless

encampment in san leandro last night. what investigators say caused this blast. good morning. right now, we're still looking at traffic that is busy. but we're seeing a little bit of improvement. we are also have word of a problem on highway 85 in san jose. we'll tell you about that. it's already warm for many. sunny-side up. temperatures will be in record- setting territory today. we will show you some of those. this won't last long. in fact, we'll have a big drop over the weekend. we'll get to that coming up shortly.

8:had 2. let's bring you up to date on some. top stories we're following for you right now. caltrans reportedly has found an inexpensive way to fix a lingering problem with the bay bridge. the chronicle reports that caltrans spent $189,000 installing steel caps over nuts and bolts that might crack. these caps are filled with a special grease. they look like paintens ka. they -- paint cans and sheemed the boats from the air. caltrans is spending $10 million analyzing whether 2,000 rods and bolts could fail. well, we've just confirmed with alameda county authorities on what caused an explosion early this morning in san leandro near railroad tracks. three people were burned.

two of them suffered critical injuries. alex savidge has been on the story. you are back. what caused the blast, alex? >> reporter: well, sheriff's investigators say this was a butane explosion caused by someone who was trying to cook hash oil last night. this blast happened at a home let's encampment that's beyond us here beyond the railroad tracks that run along san leandro. you can probably see evidence of the camp near the freeway overpass. this was the scene last night as 911 calls poured in around 9:30 from near the intersection of hesperian and springlake drive. initially crews found two victims with critical burn injuries. firefighters say the map and woman had third-degree burns over 80% of their bodies. neighbors who helped those victims say it appeared as though the two of them had chemical burns of some kind. of a they were burned they ran

from the homeless camp down to nearby apartments asking for help and begging for water. >> i turn on my house right here and they started to go this way. i turn on the hose over here to wash them up. there was a girl coming back. i rant over here, she -- i ran over here and she ran inside my house. >> reporter: that woman he's leaving to went inside this -- referring to went inside the apartment. along the with the two burns. there was a third person who had to be sent to the hospital last night. we're told that was an 18-year- old woman who was staying at that apartment, she surfed burns to her foot as she tried to clean up the substance that was dripping from the victim who went inside the place. a total of three people last night taken to the hospital two of them in critical condition with very serious burns this morning. investigators say this explosion was all triggered by someone at this camp trying to

cook hash oil. we're live this morning in san leandro, lz also, ktvu channel 2 news -- alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. the warriors/clippers coverage now and the historic ruling banning the clippers' owner for life. >> as the fans at the staples center made clear they support the new motto, warriors' star steph curry had 17 points but took ten shots and had eight tonovers. he said the controversy over the donald sterling comments, he said the strong response from the commissioner may have prevented a boycott from last night's game. >> he definitely did a great job putting the hammer down.

concisely. kind of took all decisions of boycotting and doing anything drastic out of the question because of how well he handled the situation. >> well, the clippers lead the best of 7 series, 3-2. it's now a must-win game for the warriors when they host the clippers in game 6 tomorrow night in oakland. so what's next for donald sterling and will it be a long fight? pam cook joins us with the actions set in motion by the nba. banned for life. but he could stand to make a huge profit. the nba commissioner handed down the harshest penalty possible against the owner of the clippers. a lifetime ban for donald sterling means he can never attend a game or even a practice in the nba. the sports writer says the nan has three day -- nba has three days to provide him a written copy of the charges. sterling has five days to reply. he says if he does not reply in

five days, that's deemed an yald mission of the charges. the -- an admission of the charges. the commissioner is asking team owners to vote in favor of the team being sold. a spokeswoman for david given, said they are interested. mack ige johnson also -- magic johnson already on the list. he's already part owner of the dodgers. floyd mayweather would like to put together a group to make an offer. larry ellison also reportedly interested in the clippers. he tried to buy the warriors back in 2010. an estimate from forbes puts the value of the clippers at nearly $600 million. donald sterling reportedly paid $12 million for the team. usa today reports at least 20 nba owners have made public statements in support of the sale. dave and tori? >> all right. thank you. 8:48. hey, sal, this story is gonna live on. you are also following 0 our

commute. 880. how is it doing? >> not that great. i guess it's normal. let's take a look. we can both look at it together and show you that it's a little bit slow northbound. again, it's going to be slow all the way up to downtown oakland. southbound, though, is what i'm concerned about. southbound is just a huge mess. just at about san leandro and heading down to fremont. this is the toll plaza. that backup is about a 25- minute drive time into san francisco. now then, 880 southbound, look at the road sensors. it's backed up all out of san leandro in a solid line all the way to fremont. if that's your drive, bring your patience. let's go to steve. sal? >> yes, sir. >> 72 at the sunset district at 8:30 a.m. warm temperature. i saw a bunch of 70s in san francisco. my forecast high is 86. that might be in trouble.

that's pretty warm this time of the morning. we have warm temperatures. maybe in your backyard as well. oakland, 87. i would not be surprised if we hit 90. san rafael fell, 91. richmond, 87. napa, 92. although i would not be sur -- surprised by a 94, 95. already 70s for many. unless it a little breeze kicks in. no fog at the game tonight for the giants. 90 in san jose. the record is 95. there will be a lot -- there's already low 70s for many. 72 in half moon bay. how about that. they were 46 this morning. a little breeze helping them. that's why we're going 80 there and also 80s for many up and down the coast. high pressure wins out today and tomorrow and then it starts to lose its grip in a big bay. we're going to go from one

extreme to another. 25 degrees above to 25 below. 72 in monterey. that's really warm. there will be mild coastal beach temperatures, today is the day to go. i don't think it get much better. hottest day near record highs. upper 80s, a few lower middle 90s. temperatures will go way down especially by sunday. sunny and hot today. a little breezy to windy. oakland, berkeley hills. sunny and warm if you like it. today is your day. a little cooldown on friday. a big cooldown for the weekend. it's nine minutes before 9:00. viral video alert. wait until you see how a recent

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8:54. we're following breaking news out of napa. the fire department just told us that napa high school is closed for the day because of a chemical leak. the leak started earlier this morning at the school's pool. the fire department is investigating but again, napa

high school is closed today because of a chemical leak. stay tuned at noon for more details. we now know the name of the teenager accused of shooting six people yesterday at a fed- ex package sorting center in georgia. authorities say he was 19-year- old geddy kramer who then took his observe life. he was a fed-ex package handler in kennesaw, georgia. one shooting victim is in critical condition. three are in stable condition. two more were treated and released. investigators still don't know why kramer went on that shooting rampage. walmart is expanding the financial services it offers. it's entering the auto insurance business. right now, it's available in eight states but not california. walmart expects to roll out the program across the entire

country by this them next year. the incredible new york high school senior, the one accepted to all of the eight ivy league schools, he will reveal which school he will attend this fall. he says his parents have been the main reason he's done so well in school. well, it was total flip that flopped as you are about to see. a michigan college student's poorly executed stunt at college caused an awkward moment during the ceremony. >> okay. i don't know. i don't know. we're just gonna give it a minute. >> davenport university graduate bobby blank says he tried to stand out. as you witnessed, he landed flight on his face. he claims there is a good reason he did not stick the

landing. >> my hands were holding my diploma my and my cap, they didn't -- and my cap. they didn't do a great job of holding me. >> he apologized for stealing some of the lime light from some of his fellow grads. he conducted a demonstration for the camera. this video has gone viral online. ♪ >> no cuts and bruises. >> i know. hey, sal, you are taking care of the toll plaza and everything else? >> yes, i am let's take a look at how much you will be waiting there. you will probably wait for 20 minutes or so getting into san francisco. the drive time if you are driving on interstate 880 northbound, it's slow. southbound, most of that is slow traffic. if you are driving in san jose, that commute is finally beginning to get better through downtown san jose. let's go to steve. >> william diaz just tweeted me

and said it feels like a thousand degrees in the mission. it's not that hot. weekend, big drop of the temperatures. 90s to 60s. >> all right. thank you. that's our report for this morning. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch the news at noon today for more on the heat wave and today's expected record-breaking temperatures. we're always here for you at ktvu.com as well as twitter and facebook. thank you for joining us. female announcer: get three years interest-free financing ery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event, ends sunday. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

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