yesterday, some record highs, san francisco hit 90s and boy is that hot for the end of april and today will be pretty warm and we will have a hint of a sea breeze, a few high clouds, mostly sunny, still fair and warm and it felt like a cool breeze coming through the window and still really mild, 66 and a half moon bay, and they were in the 80s yesterday, beautiful beach weather and probably good today and a sea breeze is on its way by this afternoon. all in all, especially in the oakland hills, that allows some to sore. it will still be warm to hot and they will see a slight cool down and if you are far enough inland upper 80s to 90s, i will have more on that in about 15 minutes, here is sal.

that looks pretty good so far, 18 minutes from the mcarthur maze and not bad at all, later in the morning this could take as much as an hour. bay bridge toll plaza, no meaning problems, we have an 8 minute drive here into the city and if you are driving -- let me go to the south bay here, if you are getting in, 208 and -- 280 and 85, all of these are off to a good start. we are hearing this morning from a young woman this morning who was kidnapped by a man in the south bay. here is more on her dramatic escape, alex, good morning. >> reporter: this young woman said she was forced to drive her accused kidnapper around in a car and she decided to crash intentionally to alert police to what was going on.

we spoke with her and she is a sophomore in college. this all began on sunday when a man asked for a ride to mountain view. that man said he was in the army and had a suspended license and couldn't drive. she said he looked harmless and so she agreed to drive him to his father's house in mountain view and after they arrived at his father's house his mood changed and became very angry and she felt at that point she was not free to leave and she also said at that point, middle brook tried to kill her. >> he attacked me and held my arms really tight and then i started screaming obviously and he started choking me and i was screaming louder and he put his hand on my face and he squeezed really tight and he said shut up, get in the trunk.

but alverez said she convinced him to let her keep driving and she deliberately crashed into another car on the freeway here in the south bay and those two cars pulled over and alverez told them what happened and said she had been kidnapped and called 911. after the crash, he ran off, he abducted then a 61-year-old woman and took her to a small town near stockton, eventually she was let go and by this point they were figuring out if there were more victims in the case. ktvu channel 2 morning news. one person has been punched in an overnight fire. two people and a dog were in

the home when that fire started. the red cross is now helping them to find a place to stay. the fire destroyed more than half the house. it appears to have started in the back of the home. the cause though is under investigation. the wind and dry whether or mad if hard to drive near the park. and the contra costa fire department tweeted this picture of the fire. it started midnight and no reported injuries and no nearby homes were threatened. it will be another hot one in the bay area and that's why there is an alert to people working outside as well. cal osha for the occupational safety and health have issued their first heat advisory of the year. temperatures are 25 degrees

above normal. they are trieding 'emergency heat plan. with many people in the bay area to a with the heat, after an outage, they knocked out power to many in north oakland and they cut off power to nearly 1,300 customers before the problem was fixed. some people were seeking relief by observe end beach but they are looking for a major glitch in southern california. >> lax? >> now this was the scene at lax yesterday and the computer

problem grounded flights in and out of airport in the los angeles area for more than 90 minutes. they were flying and they found plenty of other people who were stuck at the bay area. >> they got de-- delayed. oh, we are finally boarding now. >> the bay area's three areas are not reporting any delays but travelers are still urged to call their airline. new this morning, 2 people were hurt at a frail jail to

collapse. heavy rain contributed to the explosion. 600 inmates were in the jail at the time of the explosion and the inmates who were not hurt were moved. and storms brought tornadoes and devastating tornadoes and flooding to the southeast. it forced them to wait to be rescued and in almost two feet of rain and and 6 more inches of rain could fall by friday. >> water was coming in through the back door garage. >> the national weather service said 15 inches of rain fell in pensicola and that's the most

rain since 1880. mean teal wheel it caused a street to collapse. take a look. homes in the area have been evacuated and had it has different stated a small town. now some people are worrying not enough is being done to protect people from the next big slide. >> if we were willing to throw more resources at it, we could know where the next win -- most at risk for land slides. coming up, she will show. >> 2 investigates being tonight

at 5:00. sansan jose sharks may be at their lowest point in history. [applauds] >> i still can't believe it. last night sharks were eliminated from the playoffs after losing to the kings and last night the sharks suffered a his tore riff collapse after being up 300 games to zero. >> i will keep sue sport -- supporting him. >> heart broken. >> well, shark's players are devastated the most, it's too

bad. >> what or peaceful protest. and a woman felt as though she was stuck in and he will club and we are watching for anything to pop up which could slow your commute, we will pell you know more when we can, i will show you over the tall flooding coming up.

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collided -- collided with a vintage plane and they found it 40 minutes after the crash. investigators spend the last week trying to figure out what hatched. >> right now we are in the fact finding phase, we are documenting this plane and the sea ferry and we are getting interviews and talking to the surviving pilot. >> now the two pilots were friends and returning from half- moon bay and ntsb investigators say the pilot of that small plane went into the bay and was planning on photographed it and it is not clear if that contributed to the crash. a new disclosure is raising new concerns about airport security. they revealed and up expecting, san jose's national airport. it came three weeks before a teen climbed a fence and stowed away in a wheel well bound for

hawaii. they say it is likely to lead to security changes. >> now they are expected to have another day of high fire danger due to wet and windy conditions. it is just north of the 210 freeway and a fire broke down and mandatory evacuations were ordered for more than 1600 homes but has since been lifted. schools are still closed but volunteer evacuations are still enforced. firefighters found a badly burned body while responding to a fire near a homeless camp. a woman who lives in the camp said the victim may be one of her friends. >> i can't find her, she is not in anybody else's camp.

>> reporter: investigators plan to return to the scene of the fire later today to search for the cause and find out more about the person who died. no homes were off the. shirley brown said last friday there were hundreds of black birds circling around her chimney and when she walked inside 70 were inside and they were major being a -- majoring a -- were making a huge mess and i scared them and they were flying out of the chimney and we were chasing birds for about an hour. it was nuts. >> that is crazy. >> she has a good sense of humor about it. >> the birds have returned every night at 8:00 since

friday and i'm not sure. i have seen clerks am from it. at one time i was in costco and i was depressed with that. okay, let's look at the commute now. traffic is moving around the bay area and we don't have a lot going on which is nice. it is nice and early and those who get up early and who count on that. we have an 8 minute drive time here a lezard getting dab a little less getting into san francisco and looking at some of of these drive times between the carquinez and the bridge, on 880 southbound, 2028 let's

to south. >> may be a little at the coast. >> are you hot under the color? >> yes i did. >> it was brutal but you have to -- brutal but you have to go for the power play. we had a couple and not that many, we are going 89 and the record is 93. san francisco will be very close, we are going 87 and i don't think that sea breeze will kick in until about 8:00 and 96, only going 90. it is mild to warm to cool, napa, san jose, 61 and oakland 62 and there was an offshore breeze yesterday, a slight

southwest to traffic -- to travel and there is nachos enough and except for a few high clouds, temperatures will be above average and up in tahoe, warm to hot today month for cooling and maybe 15 to 20 pie saturday. we -- by saturday. we are topping out and temperatures continue to be way above. 76 to 94 and that breeze will kick in. 87 san francisco. 92 antioch, morgan hill, i just think the higher clouds and the sea breeze or the south wind will eventually win out and big

time cooling over the weekend they say people have to get serious and they are now limited to 249 gallons of water a day. households fewer than four people can use 60 gallons per day and if they go over the allotment they will be charged $20 for each 10% and $50 for each 10% above that. fishermen will not know until they are out there and how good south of that in manipulate see know. they have estimated there is more that are than 600,000. a five-year-old girl almost kid familiared. >> i was absolutely shocked.

>> what one woman said kept her daughter safe and predators could be lurking. and thieves in san francisco. the bait police are using to track down stolen bikes.

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bike program and they are putting gps trackers and they put those bikes on racks in the city and wait for thieves to take them. >> we can track them in warehouses in closets and in cars, anywhere and you better believe we will and we will come for them. >> they have already made several arrests and now they are offering is this abate bike, the eye -- a bait bike. the idea is -- idea is to help you prevent bike thefts. to track down your bike, just look for our home page. they are looking for the person they said robbed an 82- year-old man. they snapped this photo 20 seconds after the robbery. police are not saying what was taken during the robbery but people living in the area know

exactly who the suspect is and where she lives. >> she approaches everybody, everybody talking down the street ands -- askings you. we took reason photo surveillance pictures. he tried to pry lose the cash machine and halled it away in a van. there have been three atm thefts and one machine had $700 inside of it. police in vallejo are having to register the cameras as a crime fighting tool. police want to create a map and

police say officers could help find surveillance footage near the crime scene. >> it is entirely your choice and if you don't want to participate we respect that. >> this is just one step to be taken and he wants to take any business to help with surveillance cameras. and california's population has now drone to 28 million people. two of the states, san jose topped punch resident and they grew 1.5% and they added 2. 5,000 people growing 3%. they say it is directly tied to the increase in new housing and a renewable energy program has become a lightning rod among

city leaders. clean power s. if, they are generating renewable power. mayor ed lee wants to put that for solar powers and businesses. they are hoping not to override the home page. lockwood colorado, 50 students have been named winners. the five student who get the most votes nationwide will be finalists. >> my invention would create connections between worlds and people and basically connect us so that we can be intertwined with each other. >> future congressman, perhaps? >> the national winner will get

a college scholarship for for the google home page. i was screaming help me . a seemingly harmless man tricked her into getting into his car and how she managed to get away. and it turns into something positive for the l.a. clipper playoffs. and good morning, we are still looking at a decent commute and we will tell you about the bay area bridges. it is a hint on the coast and i show you also the records that were set yesterday.

. abducted over the weekend, we will tell you what she did, next. >> and putting on the first heat advisory and we will tell you what this means for those

who work outside. deciding the future of the clippers, what is happening today with disgraced team owner, noon sterling. preparations are underway incase there is trouble, it is all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. good morning, we are live outside of the mountain view police department investigating a case and we have an exclusive interview with one woman about dramatic action she took to escape. >> good morning, i am dave clark, could you talk to your friend, steve paulson, tell him to take it