we'll see a drastic cool down as we move toward the weekend. a big departure, we started cold, now we're hot and we're going back the other way. >> thank you. now to john fowler at ocean beach. >> i drew the tough assignment today. this is ocean beach, you can see the parking lot is packed, people are arriving here, this has been a wonderful spectacular day on the coast, some people will tell you despite the wonderfulness of the weather it is potentially dangerous. >> look at this, more like summer than spring at ocean beach, the swell brought out surfers and the highest temperature lured out the rest. it is scorching hot. >> how are you staying cool. >> i'm not?

in pacifica it was jammed. they are not used to the heat. half moon bay contractor was quitting work at noon. >> i'm my own boss, i'm able to do that. >> too hot. >> you touch a hammer it's too hot to touch. >> even a few minutes in a parked car can kill a car. two weeks ago there was a death in the san francisco bay area, one thing i've found it does not have to be a really warm day. >> we caught up with paramedics, for older people this heat can be dangerous. people should be drinking plenty of water, stay hydrated, a lot of residents don't have air-conditioning. >> some people invaded ways to cope. >> i opened the windows and went to the basement. when i have time i go to the beach. >> at the beach cold water and

rip currents are potentially deadly hazard. here three weeks ago a teenager drowned and a surfer rescued two others. lifeguards are urging anyone that's not experienced to stay out of the water. reporting live at ocean beach, john fowler. snoop happening now a salvage operation recovered a small plane that crashed into san pablo bay over the weekend. news chopper 2 is overhead where the barge carrying the plane is living the scene. live in richmond as it is underway, ken? >> you can see that barge which is leaving the scene, it's gone about a half mile from where the operation was taking place. whereat the san pablo yacht harbor about two miles where

the plane was pulled from the bottom of the bay. give you a better look of the salvage operation. the plane was in 13 feet of water. it was pulled out of the water at 4:30 this afternoon. it came out resembling a ball of aluminum, it was severely mangled. it was coming apart as it was lowered on the barge. it was the san francisco police department marine unit that found the boat. divers from the sheriff department went in and found the wreckage and the body. the salvage company was pulling this aircraft out of the water was taking particular care in regards to the body not the expose it to the public. this crash was between a cessna 210 being passed, the planes plying over formation after leaving a airfest val.

-- air festival. they saw the cessna spiral into the bay without a wedge. that plane was sitting near the ship channel in 13 feet of water in a challenging environment for divers. >> the main thing is the current, you put a diver in the water, if they have high currents you won't get much done. you fight to stay on-site. >> this there's another shot of the barge with the plane wreckage on it. the sheriff department is not saying where that boat is headed. the they are doing that out of sensitivity for the family until they are move the body from the wreckage. the sheriff department is interested in recovering the body. from there the plane will go to a secure location and be handed

over to the ntsb. >> senator boxer is concerned about the teenager that stowed away in the wheel well of the plane. three weeks before he stowed into that plane the airport's perimeter was found in compliance with security requirements. even proper security is no guarantee that nothing bad will happen. developing news out of southern california where a fast moving brushfire is prompting mandatory evacuations in san bernardino. you see a lot of smoke and flame. at this point we know the fire

started at 8:00 this morning. it is being driven south toward residential areas. there's 600 firefighters at the scene. one structure is damaged and others are threatened at this hour. there's no information on any containment. we mentioned the strong winds and the conditions are making it difficult for water drops. the fire is 1000-acres, 16 home, hundred -- 1600 homes are evacuated. high temperature and gusty winds prompted a red flag warning today. the dow jones closed at a record high despite the economy grew only 1%. investors were encouraged by fed predictions of more growth in the future. we're learning about the

moments before a mother of three was found stabbed to death in her home. there was something at the apartment before her body was discovered. rob is live in san jose. >> neighbors in this apartment complex said the family had only lived here a few months. somebody left candles outside the front door in memory of a woman who took care of her baby and twin girls. >> police are saying little, not even releasing the name of the woman stabbed. the husband returned home at 3:00, found her and yelled out. >> he was screaming, yelling, she's dead. someone killed her. it was horrible. >> the neighbor saw a man wearing a helmet leaving the apartment about an hour before the husband found her and ride off on a motorcycle. >> to me it looked like she

knew him. but my wife said he was here earlier. >> investigators have interviews neighbors trying to piece together who killed the woman. a police spokeswoman would not comment. >> the detectives are working to figure out what happened, which witnesses have credible forget and which could help with solving the case. >> we asked the detectives, should we be afraid. they said no. the initial parts of the investigation indicate this is not a random act. we don't believe it is right now. that would lead us to believe this was a targeted act. we don't want the public to be fearful at this point. >> the police aren't saying if they suspect anyone in particular. the neighbors have not seen the husband or children today.

happening now a computer glitch brought l.a.x. and two other l.a. area airports to a standstill. this picture says misery, not a seat free at l.a.x. our crew coming from the warriors game send us the photos. every seat is taken. sent us another foeso. a long -- photo, a long line trying to get their flights rebooked. people relying down taking to their smart phones to get rest in as they are in for a long afternoon and evening. not just the crew and all these people stuck at l.a.x. lieutenant governor gavin newsom trying to get work done. the good news in the past hour flights started taking off from the los angeles area airport. we sent john to sfo. it's going to take a while

before things get back to normal. >> it will take a while, dozens of flights have been affected. all you have to do is look at the departure and arrival board. now we saw a flight delayed more than two hours, most are in the half hour to 1 hour range. the problem started ash 2:00 with a system that processes air traffic that failed. that sent ripples through the major airports including burbank and san diego. for a time no departures were allowed. around 3: 20 the faa was getting it back online. we met a woman who benefited from the process, most of the people had seen delays. >> i had someone mentioned they thought there were delays, we didn't think it would affect our flight. now you found out it will.

>> we did. i heard i was trying to get an earlier flight. my flight was 8:30. virgin gave me an earlier flight at 5:10. >> i am delays. about an hour. >> frustrating? >> yeah. it worked out well for me today. i was running 15 minutes late. i got lucky today. >> the failure affected airports in phoenix, las vegas and salt lake city, the cause of the computer glitch is under investigation. the jury deliberating the legal battle between samsung and apple had questions about steve jobs. the jury s asked what the apple foundy said when the company decided to file a lawsuit

accusing samsung of patten infringement. the judge said they could not get any more evidence than what was presented at the trial. apple is accusing samsung of copying features from the iphone and samsung said apple violated samsung's patents. an attempt to kidnapping. and a close call. for the first time, thousands of the bay area homes will get the water from the sacramento river, will customers notice a difference. we'll do a taste test. soaring temperature broke records. how long we will hold on to the heat. so what we're looking for

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. tomorrow a committee of nba owners will discuss removal of donald sterling. yesterday the league commissioner banned sterling from the nba for life and fined him 2 1/2 million dollars. the commissioner urged owners to gather to force sterling to sell the team. a list of perspective buyers interested in owning the clippers keeps growing. oprah winfrey is in discussions to pool for a bid. others are former nba star "magic" johnson and floyd mayweather. we created a slide show on ktvu.com look for it under the images tab. two unusual kidnapping cases, police have the suspect in custody but there could be more victims. robert is live with the strange

tale and robert, you talked to the victim's mother. >> that's as well as other families, they tell a compelling story. we're in san jose where this strange kidnapping case started. it was on this street where a 19-year-old woman and her brother was hanging out. she was cleaning her car when a friendly stranger came up. this is kenneth middle brock -- middlebrook. her brother saw middlebrook and said he looked harmless. that helps middlebrook convince her to drive him to see her father. they did drive to the home and they haddize argument and it turned into a kidnapping. her daughter drove into another car to get away.

>> he wants to put her in the trunk, after that, she refused and she's alive. she decided to crash the car to get away. >> otherwise she won't get away. in the trunk it's worse. >> police say middlebrook dumped the car in a strip mall and grabbed a 61-year-old where she managed to get away. he's in jail. coming up at six hear more from the victim's family. health officials are sounding an alarm about bacteria around the world which resists the strongest antibiotics. the superbug has reached alarming levels in every part of the world and threatens the achievement of modern medicine.

antibiotics are overused. the storm system that left 35 dead in arkansas, tennessee and mississippi is causing floods in florida and alabama. rain across southern parts of those states has flooded homes, washed out roads and left vehicles stranded. a woman died in pensacola. up to 20 inches of rain fell overnight along the panhandle in florida. >> it's the operate situation in southern california. we brought you pictures of a raging wildfire. bill martin is tracking the conditions in southern california. >> it's connected. our heat up here is connected to their heat. they are having santa ana. we have our offshore winds. temperature down there are in the 80s. the winds were really blowing yesterday, stronger than today. as you look at the fire

firefighters are having a better day of it. 88 is the temperature in the fire zone. 5% humidity, the winds are gusting to 29. a red flag warning remains in effect through tomorrow. if you're heading that way, be aware. if you're sticking around here be aware of the heat. today we had a record in oakland. could see another record break as the numbers come in. a little bit of cloud cover offshore. fog is coming, when it comes temperature will dump out. the heat is with us. the winds offshore, san jose 89 degrees right now. san jose at 89, tonight you will go to bed, temperature in the 60s, stay in the 60s all night. kind of a warm night. by lunchtime 80 and tomorrow the same temperature.

the areas that will cool are the coastal sections. today was the hottest day. tomorrow will be nearly as hot, especially inland as the winds continue. what will change, we'll get a trickle of sea breeze. that will drop coastal sections out of the 80s. this will drop the numbers into the 70s. warm along the coast, but cooler and a big drop off in temperature as we head into the bay area friday and saturday and sunday with clouds coming into the forecast. forecast highs will respect the -- represent the cooler air. 70s, 80s and 90s, but a bite of cool air, those are upper 50s. forecast highs tomorrow, 89 in fairfield. what's going on. the same deal tomorrow, slightly cooler along the coast. boom as we head into friday, temperature drop off.

that will be noticeable. warm to hot tomorrow, friday they drop off quickly and saturday further cool and sunday further cooling and a chance of a shower. i would love that sunday night and monday. if five-day forcast looks like tomorrow a warm to hot day and sharply cooler. >> that's a 25-degree change. you have to remember where we came from. the weekend was cool. it's a big roller coster. bill mentioned the hottest day of the year, for 300 people in the south bay the driest day. why they were without water today. an 82-year-old man out for a walk attacked. and neighbors know who did it. >> now to julie in the newsroom. >> police are using stickers to scare off would be bike

thieves. >> a win-win situation for everyone but the thiefs. >> the tactic that could put the brakes on a crime. >> paying more money for less water. the proposal to hike rates for customers at a time when everyone is being asked to cutback on usage. these and more at 6:00. female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event

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a long time tent end says they have been without water since monday. conditions are very bad. >> why are they taking the water out of the swimming pool. >> to flush the toilets. the toilets are backed up. it's horrific. flies. everything. you name it. >> the tenants say management has not returned calls and the community has been plagued with water issues for years. the solar program is getting a $10 million boost. davies symphony hall has a new solar system. the program provides incentives on the property owners. >> every neighborhood wants to join our department environment, wants to join

people like these to get that on the roof. they know it will cost cut for themselves on a daily basis. >> the mayor says go solar sf will create good paying jobs for members of the community. facebook has new privacy features. it will allow users to try out an app without sharing personal data. there's a new central panel to manage games. security is stepped up after a d.a.'s office is fire bombed. >> and you are looking live at little league baseball. the connection between this ballpark and attempting kidnapping. an elderly man out for a walk is attacked. an eyewitness news may play a

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. a warning going out to parents at a bay area school after a 5-year-old is lured away during a little league game. one parent called it an apparent kidnapping. now a letter has gone out. it was at arroyo park next to rancho elementary school. mike is live from nevado why a crime has not been committed. >> more on that in a second, important to give you the lay of the land. over my 11 shoulder is the school, next to me in the little league ballpark. between me and the playground that 5-year-old girl was nearly snatched. in the letter i was able to obstain. two adult men were observed walking the 5-year-old in the parking lot and wanted to take her to dinner.

>> it's beautiful. packed, popular. i was just shocked. >> and now home to some concerned parents. two tell one story. >> i witnessed two males in a white vehicle. >> they were sitting in the car, not getting out. smoking cigarettes, not something you see here. >> this past saturday a second story. same park, two men and a white suv. >> a 5-year-old was taken and lured by two men. >> according to the letter sent to parents from know vlado letter -- know vlado -- nevado. she and other parents were alerted about the girl seen lured away. to the school parking lot asking if she wanted to have dinner with them. we investigate the cases, talk

to involved people, witnesses, there's no reports of criminal behavior. nevado police say a car was stolen from the parking lot on saturday and sometimes the creek behind the park and baseball field can attract homeless. >> creeks are one of the places, schools with creeks we pay extra attention. >> in the letter i was able to get my hands on it the mom saw her daughter being walked away. she screamed her daughter's name, her daughter came back, the men kept walking.

the description of the vehicle, a white suv. following the salvage operation in san pablo bay that recovered the plane that crashed over the weekend. the plane was pulled from the bay, we have a live look from news chopper 2, that's the barge carrying the cessna 210 with the pilots body believed to be inside. it's heading to an undisclosed area. it is believed it crashed into a larger plane. the other plane landed safely. two people in the hospital with burns after an explosion at a homeless encampment along the railroad tracks about 9:30 last night. the sheriff department says the explosion was caused by someone using butane to cook hash oil. a man and woman suffered third- degree burns over 80% of their bodies. they ran to an apartment pleading for help. i heard call 911 we need an ambulance. i ran out of the bedroom to see why we needed an plans.

a woman's skin was burned. they were screening something exploded. >> a third person was treated for minor burns after touching the substance covering the two victims from the cam. security is tight after someone threw a molotov cocktail through a window. firefighters were called to the scene yesterday. they say the molotov cocktail started a fire but sprinklers put out the flames. firefighters say there could have been injuries had someone been inside. damages is estimated at $15,000. an 82-year-old monwas attacked by a woman. a witness took a photo of the suspect. live in oakland with the photo. police say they have been looking for this woman for months. >> there's been a lot of

developing elements. you may see the police unit responding on the information that witnesses were telling us. police provided us with a photo. we showed it around the neighbors and the neighbors know who the woman is. they told me they know where to find her. >> she lives above that store on the corner there, it's not a store any more, it's abac ooh puncture place -- acupuncture place. >> the woman robbed man, we talked to the victim's wife and neither wanted to appear on camera. the police exhausted resources trying to locate the woman. minutes after arriving here neighbors pointed us to the apartment. neighbors say she's unstable and walks the neighborhood asking for money or harassing people. >> the victim is recovering, he's okay now, we're glad no

one was injured in this one and we want the community's help in locating the person responsible. >> we watched as police talked with a neighbor in the area, they are in the area, we will continue to update this story and let you know how this resolves. ktvu. a way area assembly member withdrew a bill banning nontherapeutic antiby on thetics -- antibiotics in meat. the bill was opposed by the poultry and beef lobbies and did not have the vote for passage. he's hoping to reintroduce the bill in the future.

we're paying more to cross the golden gate. but painters were taking a break twice as long as they were supposed to. the chain reaction that led to a big rig driving through a jack in the box. a family's call to see their father honored.

. the widow of a filipino- american world war ii veteran accepted a medal in his honor. he was forced to go to war and injured in 1942. after he recovered he was an official member of the american armed forces and helped liberate the philippines. he died of cancer in 1981. after a long effort his efforts from acknowledged today in san rafael. we almost gave up, but every time i feel like giving up, i got stronger and i feel like i have to do this. i have to get what my father deserved. >> the ceremony took place next to the world war ii mihm mommial -- memorial. the governor of oklahoma is

calling for an independent review of an execution last night. the white house is getting involved. >> we have a fundamental standard, even when the death penalty is justified it must and humane. everyone would recognize that this case fell short of that standard. >> about 20 minutes into the execution clayton lockett's vein ruptured. lockett was left conscious and twitching. he died of a heart attack. lockett was convicted of raping and shooting a 19-year-old woman and watching as his friends buried her alive. the british actor in who framed roger rabbit died last night at 71. >> i do. >> you don't. when i say i do, that means i

do. >> bob hoskins retired two years ago. he had a gravelly voice. his family issued a statement saying he died peacefully in the hospital from pneumonia. growth spurts, parts of the bay area that are leading the state in population growth. late starts, long breaks and short days. why your toll at the golden gate brim are going up why paint earps are sitting down on the job. a new ingredient in the water. can you taste a difference. back here after a break. we're looking for record highs. i'll have all the specifics.

. >> waste to golden gate bridge. two investigates caught bridge painters not working like they are supposed to and you are paying for it. live at the san francisco side of the bridge with what our cameras caught. >> the commuters going over the bridge are having to dig deeper to cover the cost of the rising toll as your toll goes up, we caught bridge painters sitting

down on the job. >> our cameras rolled as painters started an hour late and took breaks that lasted twice as long as they should. chris bartlett. are you guys working as efficiently as you should be. are you locking an eight hour day. every day, throughout every day? >> we staked out the bridge after the international union of painters and allied trades showed us this video. they captured bridge painters shaking out the gear over the bridge and throwing out the paint gear in a garbage can. >> for us to allow it to be maintained the way we are is a shame. the bridge painters decertified and joined another union.

dc 16 raised the dues. the feeling is continue tensous. they were caught on camera making mistakes. >> you can't say they have a grudge. you have to look at that and say you know what, this is stuff we have to fix. since this video was taken the crew tightened up. when we visited the bridge, five hours into the workday, bridgeworkers had worked closer to 3. mark levine has expressed concerns to the high and transportation district. we have to make sure the brick district is accountable for the environmental and the labor practices to make sure that work is done. >> if there's any problems with the organization i'm responsible. >> that was the bridge distribute general manager, he admits he's caught the bridge

painters not using their time or your money wisely. we'll have the results of his investigation on the 10:00 news. we'll let you know what's being done about it. reporting live. >> the department of toxic substances roll -- control is seeing clean up of lead on the bridge. and if you have an idea we'd like to hear from you. e-mail two investigates at ktvu.com. today the heat is on. giving you two live looks the big picture is the oakland estuary, on the right it's mount diablo, our chief meteorologist told us to expect the weather. some of us want relief now.

one hot day and everybody wilts. tomorrow tomorrow will cool along the coast, but a warm to hot day inland. santa rosa, that would be a record, but they are having problems with the equipment. right now the only record is 91 in oakland. number in mountain view. saturday and sunday in the 60s, this is a departure, 30 degrees warmer and warmer as we two through the days. current temperatures are upper 80s. the air is sinking, the winds are offshore. tonight will be a warm night. 86 in redwood city, 86 in hayward. temperature will cool like they have, the winds will be slightly offshore. with that we'll look for temperature to start off warm, by the afternoon the winds will come like this. onshore air, more onshore flow,

that will cool the immediate coastline. high pressure with a hot day, it will be hot tomorrow, cooler along the coast and around the bias we head into the -- bay as we head into thursday. friday significant cooling thursday night, the fog shows in, strong onshore flow, friday and saturday temperature drop out. it won't be cold, it will be 70s and low 80s. 88 in napa, 89 in fairfield. numbers tomorrow similar to today. slightly cooler coast. big change on friday with patchy fog at the coast. bigger change on saturday and sunday with clouds increasing and sunday there's a chance we could see a few sprinkles in the north bay. we will be tracking that for you. the main thing is a big cooldown. tomorrow another one like today. friday drops off, temperature

in the inland bay valleys in the mid-80's. saturday more clouds, here's a chance for a sprinkle. monday cools further. temperature went up, -- they went down, then they went up, thinking about the weekend and they will drop down. >> nice roller coaster. leading the pack. the three bay area counties that are the faster growing. thousands of the bay area homes will get their water were the sacramento river. we'll let you know if it pasts -- passes our taste test. >> we are getting deeper into a stunning story, a youth golf coast charged with trying to have his victims killed. the family of a child who took private lessons from the suspect. looks like an ordinary bike, this is gps equipped bait

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. an accident involving a big rig left a jack in the box in shambles. the big rig smash neighborhood the dining area of the restaurant after it collided

with another vehicle. there were no customers inside but an employee had minor injuries, the big rig driver and two people in the other vehicle were taken to the hospital. the bay area is leading the state when it comes to population growth. three of the five faster growing counties in california are in the bay area. santa clara grew 1 1/2%. san jose topped 1 million residents. alameda, and san francisco. the 50 state winners of the google doodle contest have been announced. brian shea. ryan shea from look wood colorado. among 50 students who have been declared state winners. you can video their doodles

online. the five that get the most votes will be named the finalist. ryan's todayel -- doodle respects the junction between the past, present and future. >> my invention would create connections between world and people and connect us so that we can be intertwined with each other. the national winner will get a $30,000 college skip and $50,000 for computer lab for the school. the winner will be revealed on may 31st. east bay mud is getting water from the sacramento river. a dozen areas will receive the new area including crocket and parts of oakland. noah walker is live. you put people's taste buds to the test. >> the water from the sacramento river mixes in with water in the san pablo

reservoir, we wanted to know if people could taste the difference. >> water can play tricks. it's reflection makes light dance and trees float. it can disappear. >> we have supply options today we didn't have. that's water from the sacramento river gushing into san pablo creek. you are looking at a first, east bay mud in the supplemental water source for the first time. it's traveling 130-miles from river to tap. >> been drinking it all morning. first sip of the sacramento river. >> i can't tell the difference between this and what i get at the tap at my home. that's the way it should be. >> we put it to the test. taking the new water with the

sacramento river in the mix, and water from an oakland tap. we called the new mix a. and b from that oakland tap on a hot day. it didn't take long for water customers to take us up on the test. >> you're a water connoisseur. >> yes. >> could his taste buds tell. >> which is better. >> the same. that's a vote for a. the sack river blend. >> i can taste something else in the water. >> what you taste is sacramento river. >> both are fine with me, actually. maybe because it's hot. there's nothing more refreshing in a drought than knowing there is water from whenever it flows. >> even if they couldn't taste the difference they will see a

difference in the bill. about $6 more per month. now at 6:00, we have broken records today. the summer like heat people are breaking to enjoy the day. a bizarre kidnapping case. the way a victim got away from the kidnapper. luring thieves to stop them in their tracks. >> anytime at any place throughout the city, any bicycle could be a bait bike. >> the technology being used to trap bike thieves. . record heat here in the bay area today, it felt more like summer than spring. good evening. >> the bay area hit the beach as record breaking heat set in. this was ocean beach where it

was unseasonably hot today. bill martin with the hot spot that's broke records. >> we had one record in oakland downtown. san francisco didn't break a record, look at the temperature in san francisco and compare it to vegas and phoenix. san francisco 90 degrees, 9- degrees warmer than las vegas, that kass u does not happen on often -- does not happen often. we had the oak land record. 91 in oakland. as you lookin' land. notice how temperature inland, and coast side similar because of the offside flow. compressing the air and making everyone uniform. 87 in concord, and as we go into the next couple days, things will change around, there will be a big drop