. a wildfire confirms 100 acres in contra costa county, but we'll tell you where coming up. a federal drug investigation, what f.b.i. agents found when they went inside. a mile and a half to go with a california horse that's off to the races california chrome and mornings on 2, off to the races right now. and good morning to you. you're taking a live look at

contra costa county where firefighters are trying to put out a wildfire. you can see smoke burning in the distance there. this fire broke out overnight and coming up in a minute, our reporter will have more on the big challenge when firefighters tried to bring it all under control. >> i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike mibach, let's get to you rosemary. we have the warm up. tomorrow is the hottest day of the weekend. we'll give you a live look out in the estuary. san francisco is in the backdrop. along the coast and around the bay, there's patchy fog and it's thick in nature. the high pressure is pinning it closer to the ground. here's a look tell footprint here. we'll see a nice burnout. we'll remain partly to mostly cloudy today.

the wind is gusting at 20 miles per hour. it's a lot like yesterday. the onshore breeze we will not get rid of completely. it will start pulling back. we have warmer air in the afternoon and that will lead to our warmup for today. 57 in antioch, 56 in oakland, 52 half moon bay, north bay, it's slightly cooler here. 52 in napa, 46 degrees for some starting in nevada. it's going into the 90s, we're talking 94 in livermore, 90 for morgan hill. you get along the bay and it's comfortable and the coast it's cool. 56 in pacifica and we've got widespread 70s along the bay. i'll show you how long this trend will last coming up. we are following developing news out of the pittsburg bay point area where a wildfire has

burned 100 acres. they had to do back burning to contain the flames. christian? >> reporter: let's give you a live look at the fire. you can see it off in the distance. we saw smoke and flames, this fire is 100% contained. but, at this point the strategy to surround it and let it burn itself out. fire crews are on the scene and they're keeping an eye on it. we have video from overnight showing how big the flames got out here. we're hearing from witnesses, the flames were 30, 40 feet in the air. at this point there's no word of any structures that were damaged and no reports of any injuries, we did talk to workers at a at fault factory who watched the fire break out. it broke out before 2:00 this morning and they watched it. it eventually burned 100 acres. >> i looked to be my right and woah, it's a big flail of fire and it kept spreading throughout the night. we have to keep an eye on the

rail car. we watched it spread from one side of the road and it kept going and going. >> reporter: crews are telling us they had this fire contained about 5:00 this morning. with the dry conditions that are prevalent throughout the bay area, of course, they want to keep an eye on it. you can see there's a fire truck here from our live picture. to give you a sense of how much this fire burned in contra costa you can see that this entire area has been completely blackened from this morning's fire, so clearly, 100 acres here burned, we're hearing this fire now 100% contained t fire crews here from contra costa county fire protection are still on scene keeping an eye on it. we'll stay here and keep an eye on it as well. christian captain ktvu, channel 2 news. >> a attentive dog may have saved a life in union city. a neighbor woke up because his

dog kept barking. he called 9 # 1 after noticing films racing through a nearby house. one person living inside the home was alerted and did escape safely. it took firefighters 20 minutes to get the fire out under control -- under control. this fire in san leandro started after 10:30 on san leandro boulevard. bart service was temporarily stopped between the oakland museum and bart stations. it took 20 minutes to put that fire out. the cause of that fire is still being investigated. california chrome hopes to make history this morning. he's the overwhelming favorite to win the belmont stakes and in the process capture the elusive triple crown. the last one was a firm back in

1978. with a win california chrome would be the first horse from california to win the triple crown. >> it's really an honor to be here with this horse. he's a wonderful gift from the heavens. i honestly believe we're going to win a triple crown. >> the jockey victor espinoza started at the race track while art sherman worked at gold denegate fields and the meadows. this is the longest of the triple crown races. some horses have had more rest than california chrome. since 1978 there have been 12 horses who have won the first two races but failed to complete the hat trick. a total of 11 horses in the race today with california chrome in starting block number 2. the race track is planning a

belmont watch party today. the gates will open at 9:00 this morning. beer, hot dogs and bubbled water will cost $1 today. they'll host a california chrome wine festival. it will be post time for the belmont stakes, 3:52 pacific time. it will be simulcast. the drug cartel was operating inside a home in the south bay. agents from homeland security and the dea raided a home yesterday morning. two adults and children were detained in the information. they found unrefined methamphetamine worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. the compounds used in meth are volatile. >> it's converted into crystal methamphetamine, the large shards. that's the product that gets sold on the street.

methamphetamine conversion labs like this are consistently run by drug car tells. investigators say the drug is manufactured in mexico and smuggled across the border. dss has taken custody of the children in the home. they tried to buy poison, this person left the san francisco court without saying a word. they ordered a mental health exam. chamberlain was arrested after a wide scale manhunt. they discovered bomb making materials in his home. they accused him of buying biotoxins online. one was a substance similar to ricin. he told one seller that he wanted to ease the suffering of cancer patients. they say good-bye to a

teenager who was killed by a hit-and-run driver near the train tracks on her home. a funeral service is scheduled to take place this morning in union city. a fundraiser is being held for a bart officer who was shot and killed. he was mistakenly shot by a fellow officer in dublin back in january. today's fundraiser is a run at the elementary school in san ramon at 9:00 a.m. people in one san jose neighborhood are hoping to catch the thieves who are targeting their neighborhoods. two women were caught on video taking stuff approximately mailboxes. they took packages from the neighborhoods. 100 mailboxes in the area have been burglarized in the past two weeks. >> i'll have to change my atm

and account numbers now. >> let's get ahold of them and see what happened. you know a lot of people are suffering from this. one neighbor says the man in the surveillance video appears to be the same man who broke into the mailboxes on wednesday. one person was injured after a senior prank that included jamming building locks and throwing water balloons in the cafeteria. students ditched their fifth grade classes to storm the pool complex next year. pictures and video of the day were posted on twitter. he sent a note home to parents, asking them to talk to students about the importance of being respectful. window we know a man known by the name hidden cash. he hid envelopes last month. we know him as jason boozey. he's made a lot of money and he wanted to do something with it.

so, he started a scavenger hunt. it looks like hidden cash is available this month. he said stay tuned for our san francisco event this weekend, he's promising something big. he's spreading the love more. he's started travel funder, this will give people a free trip of their choice. follow travel funder to find out how. cyclists will follow three races, one is going 100 feet and traveling 100 miles. this started five careers by a couple of police officers and benefits the special olympics of northern california. nine different police agencies participate and the number of riders continues to grow. >> we added a 100-mile ride for those people who wanted a longer bike ride. we have the original 25-mile bring to bring ride that the

people have created so you can check it. they're hoping to raise 50 to $60,000 tomorrow. it's staffed by police officers who donate their time. it makes it the safest ride in cal i. registration is still open. >> your time now is 7:11. 200 students have signed up for a junior r otc. a ruling this week will decide whether the school gets to run it. the start of what will be a long tribute to her life and achievements. heat is moving into the bay area. i'll have your numbers for today and some of us may hit the century mark coming up.

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morgan is injured and in intensive care after an accident. she was in a limo bus that crashed at about 1:00 this morning. authorities say two tractor- trailers an suv and two cars were involved in this crash, at least one person riding in limo bus was killed. >> the bus overturned. tracy morgan was in limo bus, but he's alive in inintensive care. >> four other people were injured right now. it's unclear what caused that crash. right now, the world is mourning the death of maya angelou. celebrities will honor her life and achievements. we have more on the memorial service getting under way. >> reporter: good morning. the memorial service starting up just in the last five minutes, you talk to people here, they describe her as a

poet, writer and an actress. what's common, everyone considers her a phenomenal woman. 2200 people are there and they're celebrating the legacy of maya angelou. >> i can see what the end is going to be. >> throughout her life maya angelou played many roles, sippinger, actor, writer, civil rights activist and celebrated poet. >> lift up your eyes breaking for you. give birth again to the dream. >> it tells a story of her varied struggles and many triumphs. people send down to university. first lady michelle obama, oprah, they're two key figures expected to speak at today's memorial. >> leaving behind terror and fear i arise.

>> her incredible life and career came to an end when she died at 86. her soul lives on in every word she left behind. >> and so, naturally -- it's arising [ [indiscernible] >> and, of course, some of those notable figures that former president bill clinton, first lady obama and oprah winfrey are anxious to share their stories. the others we've heard from wake forest university are her students. she taught here for 40 years, those are some of the most meaningful relationships. she was slated to come back in the fall to teach yet again the next round of students. they'll tell you that there's a big part of the university

that's missing. today is about a celebration of rising joy. >> from winston salem south carolina. thank you for that report. turning to developing news overseas, a hostage stand off appears to be over. three police officers were killed and hundreds of students were being held against their will. several hours the gunman left that school for some unknown reason. government forces started shooting them as they were retreated and no student was hurt during the siege. the warm weekend ahead of us, saturday is the coolest, tomorrow will be the hottest one, let's turn to rosemary right now. it's still on track and overcast over your shoulder. >> it's going to be a scorcher inland. that's the story here. not everyone is going to be hot. if you can't stand the heat, come west around the bay area along the coast, cool to mild,

to warm, that's giving you a look there, a sweeping view of all that fog and what we're talking about. >> ever wonder why that it looks worse than the other times. in the summertime it has to do with the ridge of high pressure and the sinking air associated with the ridge of high pressure pinning that marine layer closer to the ground. visibility could be low this morning. take it easy. temperatures fried are warm. we're going higher today. sunday is expected to be the warmest day. in fact, i can give you a sneak peek at what we are expecting, no, i can't, it's not going to work for me. i will say that our inland areas are expected to get to 100 degrees in areas like livermore, antioch and brentwood. the breeze continues to blow through fairfield and it was gusting to 28. it's starting to pull back a little bit.

the onshore breeze will be weaker, we won't lose it all together. along the coast and along the bay, the sea breeze will be there to prevent those areas getting hot. 51 in san francisco and 50s around the region. a few upper 40s in the north bay locations. a lot of it is starting out temperatures will be well above what we had yesterday and as we get into sunday, again it will be the warmest day. 87 degrees in napa, 83 for san raphael. it's a beautiful day by the water there. i get into the east bay, upper 70s, oakland 77, 77 for hayward, it turns hot, 94 for livermore and antioch. 84 for san jose, mid-70s if you're thinking to head to santa cruz. 81 for redwood city, 76 san

bruno, 73 degrees in san francisco. if you're going to see the giants play this evening, the sea breeze will be kicking in for the second half. the extended forecast there, the bay area weekend always in view, showing temperatures, climbing, the hottest day coming tomorrow. it could hit the century mark inland of the city. 70s along the coastline. as we begin into monday, temperatures trend downward. we're warm to hot around the bay as well as the inland cities, and the bigger cool down will come in tuesday and wednesday. a kayaker was rescued on a river. he was part after five-person kayak team. he hurt his legs trying to escape from his kayak. members of his crew were able to signal for help. a operations crew lifted him

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biten by rattlesnakes in california this year. people are not the only ones at risk. dog owners are being offered rattlesnake training. they're put close to a live rattlesnake. when the dog charges it a electric training collar gives them a shock. it associates -- teaches them to associate pain with snakes and they'll avoid them. >> it's discomfort versus the alternative of what comes with the bite, weeks and months of pain, expensive vet bills not knowing whether the dog will live or die. >> it's hosted by the san francisco i'mer i'mer's club who had two dogs biten on his property. a robot that can detect human emotion. >> pepper was created in japan.

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. we'll have more on the top stories in just a second. rosemary is talking about a warmup in lynn for us. >> yes, our inland cities are going to be in the 90s, maybe getting to 100 degrees. >> i want to give you a look at the june gloom over oakland this morning. it's patchy and dense along the areas and inside the bay. the marine layer like it was yesterday. it's 1500 to 2,000 feet deep. the onshore breeze continues to morning. what gives? the onshore breeze is letting up just a bit. the gusts were 30 miles per hour and it's dying back a little bit. we're losing the onshore breeze, it's not going to have any relief from that. it will remain at the coastline, we'll remain partly cloudy and cool for the

weekend. inlands are starting out in the bay as well. we're at a few more minutes. 54 for castro valleys. >> for the second half and those aren't going to pop up for me. i'll have detailed look at your afternoon highs for today and a look at tomorrow as well. coming up. >> we're following developing news out of pittsburgh and bay point where a wildfire burned 100 acres. it's live where the fire starter, i had to do back burk to contain the names. christian. >> across the county fire crews

still on seen here, let's give a live look now, you can see this area here. you've seen the scene changed from open flames to black smoke, crews are getting the upper hand on this fire. but, clearly crews still on the scene keeping an eye on it. we had video shot overnight. the area that we're in is an uninhabited area. a lot of grass trees brush and actually, the flames were 20, 30, 40 feet in the air. certainly a spectacular looking fire. no structures in danger, no people harmed from what we understand. those are two definite good notes in terms of this fire. crews say they managed to get the upper hand on this fire. they contained the fire at 5:00 this morning. dry conditions here throughout the bay area. fires are a major concern. >> we have a real dry winter,

the grass is ready to go this year. we're expecting a bad fire season. one of the concerns we have we're expecting it to be a hot day today. the smoke, it could create a lot of health issues for people down wind in pittsburg and antioch. >> you might be able to hear and see the rain behind me. no indication of whether that contributed to the fire. it's a possibility of how the fire started. this he don't know how it did start. this is a active train route throughout the area. there's a homeless encampment in the area. those are two possible sources of admission. as to how they'll be putting out this fire later on today, there will be a helicopter flying out over the area a little later this morning dropping water and putting this fire out once in awhile. they do not want to have the threat of a wildfire looming in

the area. for now, we're live, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> mill valley is holding its seventh annual evacuation drill today. it's a wildfire scenario. this focus is on earthquake preparedness. they're encouraging residence to camp in their backyard, everyone who has a backyard is invited to go to the community center. check out is 34, to 4:30 this afternoon. a meeting aimed involving a contract dispute has been called off. the operators took place in a three-day sickout this week. a voter approved ordinance ban for workers from striking, and it will be decided by a arbitrator. police say a man and a

woman both showed up to the hospital with gunshot wounds. authorities say the man is in critical condition and the woman's injuries are not life- threatening. so far no arrests have been made. we're finding out about a police shooting in sunnyvale. they went to question him and about the suspected death of molly, he had a rifle, what appeared to be a rifle so they shot. she disappeared in march of last year. one student was killed and two others were wounded at a shooting on monday. mourners have be mourning at the entrance of the school. the school cancelled classes yesterday, but is opening the library for next week's final

exam. it said there will be a long time for people to heal. >> a number of guns are out there in the wrong hands. >> he's on suicide watch. he's remorseful and suffering from mental issues. he's obsessed with the columbine high school shooting in colorado. shootings that prompted one school district to bring back armed security officers. they laid back five officers due to the cost. now, the city of concord police officers hope to have officers throughout concord. now, that we see this violence across the nation on school campuses we can't afford to keep our police officers off the campuses. >> it's frightening, this was something we were dealing with

for several years. >> the school district are finalizing their budgets and hope to split the costs. the armed officers would then return at the start of the next school year. >> napa state hospital employees are renewing calls for better security. despite improvements violence against staff and patients continues. labor unions representing the hospital workers will hold the rally in napa hospital. the rally would put secured treatment units at all state psychiatric facilities. >> a story that first ran on yesterday ktvu's news, it could affect the state senator leland yee and mob sister raymond chow. it was broken into may 25th. a video shows a person lurking outside and bashing the glass window. they left evidence of their case in the store to be copied

on to flash drives and distributed to defense team. >> they carelessly transferred it to a private vendor who has no additional security above and beyond what is a kinko or a burger king would have. >> a police report says nothing was stolen, they worry evidence may have been compromised. prosecutors in the case declined to comment on the break in. >> they are looking for a man who attacked a woman on a freeway overpass, this image of the suspect was captured by a surveillance camera. he grabbed a woman over highway 101. a woman was able to break free. he is described as latino weighing 140 pounds. the f.b.i. is teaming up with san francisco police finding disturbing gravity. this is shared by two

congregations beth israel and the sign has been restored but jay weekly online ran a photo of the vandalism before the cleanup. >> the message we need to send back whether it affects our own community or one of our neighbors community, no, we're all welcome here, that's the american way. >> no one would go on camera, but nothing like this has ever happened at their synagogues and that their congregations are in shock. >> law enforcement agencies are teaming up to crackdown on mob attacks involving large groups of teenagers. he called the tax wielding. groups of as many as 150 teenagers have been chasing people at bart stations a be robbing them of cell phones and shoes. some of the victims have been beaten, pepper sprayed or hit with guns. the latest attack happened last

week. police think the teens are using social media to organize those attacks. >> it's terrifying to think about. social media is cool, but it's scary the amount you can mobilize. >> we need safety in numbers to curb the problem and insure safety in our communities. >> san leandro say a new tax force will involve law enforcement. several attacks happened in berkeley. they got a tip that a mob could be heading there. >> a plan to bring military program to high school, san leandro high school wants to offer a junior rotc program in the fall. the program will teach topics like the science of flight and aviation history, but some people are against the plan. >> offer them the right things, don't offer them the possibility for risking lives for causes that are

nonexistent. >> it's for building character, morale, self-esteem, a support structure. >> the school principal said 200 students have signed up. next wednesday the school district will vote on whether to spend 100,000 to start the program. a tree trimming incident, five young her once were injured last night after they trimmed trees. according to the international bird rescue mission, two of the birds will be released at martin luther king regional shoreline park this afternoon. the remaining thee birds are too young to be released. a senior prank ends with two students injured. what the principal requested in a note sent home. >> all of a sudden boom, a big explosion just blew up. >> what started as an attempted robbery ends in a dramatic

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>> it was wild. a police chase chase took a deadly turn when a suspect crashed into a tree head on. it started with a attempted bank robbery. the chase was traumatic and involved ten police cars. >> all of a sudden boom, it was a big explosion, it was like the whole neighborhood blew up.

>> the robbery suspect died at the scene. he has not been identified, no one was hurt. smart cars have been the target of van. two of the small cars were tipped over. the owner, he told us, police knock on his door, to tell him about his car. he always like the small car, but might not keep it now. >> the reason i have this car is so i can park it everywhere. i can go to any neighborhood and find a parking space within two minutes. >> in april we reported on four other smart cars that have been flipped over. we were told in neighborhoods, police did not catch the people responsible for those incidents. they hope. they talked about the importance of making college more affordable. >> the unemployment for workers with a bachelor's degree is

3.3% half of what it is for high school graduates. >> they are looking for college graduates with heavy debt to refine finance their loans. they're expected to face obstacles. >> some people are getting the opportunity of a lifetime. they're going to participate in the ford auto competition. they represent california in this national contest. . in this nondescript building, special things are happening. the end of school was next week, so naturally auto shop teacher, they were showing a airbag being set off. >> they're among the best in the country which is astounding to me. it was fun to train them and

work with them and get them to this point. >> seniors won the state auto shop title last month. >> there's really an exceptional moment in my life. >> they'll be in the national ford aaa auto skills competition. >> they may look at a bunch of metal, in reality there's so much complexity to it, and there's so much components to it, and they have to work and think in harmony. >> this is what the cars will be working on. it's on the front line in the motor company in dearborn michigan. they found and fixed all the components and beat their competitors. >> the accelerator pedal was bad and the brake switch was bad. >> both young men benefit from their current jobs as part-time

technicians at honda and concord bmw. >> we do everything from changing out engines transmissions and electrical. >> they see doing this in their future careers. >> i grew up around cars and i was really interested in learning a lot more. >> on monday they're ready to slam it into high gear against the rest of the nation. . now, i know who to take my car to. >> that's right. >> these guys can replace engines. >> you can admit it. >> i have no problem there. >> rosemary is the most car savvy person in the room. >> please, i need to give a forecast. we have great weather coming our way. it may not be the best day to work outdoors on that car. it's going to heat up for our inner east bay in particular. we're giving you a look at the cloudy start, the foggy start, even a little tough getting

across that bridge this morning. the patchy fog is with us, it is dense in some areas and it has to do with the ridge of high pressure. it's pinning that marine layer. let's compare numbers, low 70s in santa rosa yesterday. you're going into the mid- to upper 80s. san francisco going to 73, livermore you're going to be hot 93 this afternoon, 86 yesterday, san jose you'll be warming into the 80s as well. as you notice, we have the bay area summer like pattern happening. you get around the corner the coast, you get into san francisco and it's cool to mild. we have the onshore breeze with us and it's not going to go away completely. it's going to step back a little bit. we'll be warmer inland, along the coast we'll be partly cloudy and cool in some areas. temperatures in the 80s, 55 in concord, antioch waking up with sunny skies and we get into the

san jose area, for the second half of the the day, temperatures are going to be warming as i showed you into the 80s, if by lunchtime, we're looking at 70s, be prepared for that again, if you don't like the heat, maybe even head towards the coast. 85 degrees expected this afternoon. we have 70s closer to the water, sausalito and richmond. we have low 80s in castro valley. if you like the heat, pleasanton, danville, a nice day for shopping, 92 degrees, maybe a outdoor patio for lunch. santa cruz is going to be beautiful in your neighborhood, mid-70s expected this afternoon. 81 for sunnyvale, palo alto, we'll go to 81, 73 san francisco and again partly cloudy and 60s along the coast.

the extended forecast with the bay area weekend always in view, the heat will be on as we get into the second half of the week and some of your hottest location, antioch livermore and it's nearing 100 degrees. mid-80s expected around the bay. if you're thinking about the beach this weekend, tomorrow will be the better day. monday, temperatures trend downwards. we're warm to hot especially inland. the cooling trend continues tuesday into wednesday. >> apple will be making a move that will put its expensive stock within reach. it's doing a stock split. it will be bringing down the price of its stock. the price of one shop is going from $647 to about $93. that's a way to bring individual investors to the table. the interseth net, this

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no illness, but it was detected in samples of the project. jurors were told the giants fan will need 24 hour assistance as a result of his beating outside of the stadium in 2011. the surgeon recommended that stowe had the same round the clock care in bakers field. he was moved back to his home in santa cruz because the care was no longer covered by insurance. he's suing the dodgers alleging inadequate security at the stadium. there's a ten game home stand and they're looking good. 2-1, not for long, brandon mix rolling home from second, a play at the plate, not even close. the box, they did shot left center, welcome home buster posey, it's a 2-run shot. they would come in and get to

save documents 14, the top of the first two out, they were on the board early. we know about the offense, but how about the defense. dodge makes the nice grab, more defense, 3-3, adam jones with a potential game winning run, brandon moss, i don't think so, he nails him at the plate. still, nelson crews, look at him. the a's are not caught sloping. that's two orioles thrown out. then they attack on one, one sean do little would get the same. firefighters keeping a close eye on what's left of a wildfire on the east bay. we've seen smoke after the first hour. more on how they got that fire

under control after fighting it for hours. and what they're trying to give away for free. >> a notable warmup is shaping up for your bay area weekend. i'll update your current conditions and how high you can expect temperatures to go today coming up.

a man scapes after his union city home goes up in flames. what firefighters are crediting for saving his life. >> what f.b.i. agents say they found when they went inside. >> and a northern california horse looking to make history, california chrome. mornings on 2 is next. let's get you over to rosemary with a quick check of the saturday forecast. >> good morning to you, the heat is going to be on for the bay area weekend, especially inland where we have plenty of sunshine this morning. the onshore breeze still with us. but, it is dying down a bit. and for the afternoon, i do expect areas like bay point are going to be quite toasty. let's take a look at the ridge

of high pressure in play. it's going to be strengthening over the next 24 to 48 hours. as it does, it's going to be bringing warmer air into place. that ridge of high pressure will be bringing patchy thick fog. if you're on the coast or the bay, you're waking up with partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. if you're over there, take it easy. it's 70 miles per hour in concord. fairfield 16 miles per hour. you're seeing the transition here. when we started earlier, the winds were gusting to 28 miles per hour through fairfield and now 16. so, when we lose that sea breeze pulling through the delta and fairfield. you know what happens in return, we get a big heat up for the second half of the day. it's 6 in antioch, 59 in concord, 54 in hayward, low 50s san francisco, upper 40s to low 50s in parts of the north bay,

and santa rosa and nevada chilly right now. look at the difference, a difference between the coast and inland. low in pacifica and as we get to the east bay we have low 90s, 4 to 8 degrees warmer than yesterday. this warming trend will continue for your sunday. i'll have a look at the numbers coming up. we're following developing news out of pittsburg and bay point where a wildfire has burned 100 acres. look at those flames. it started at 12:30 this morning. it took firefighters 5 hours to contain the fire. they had to do back burning to help them get control of that fire. no houses were burned and no one got hurt. an investigation is now under way to find out the cause. an attentive dog saved the life of a neighbor. a neighbor woke up after his dog kept barking, he called 911

after he saw flames racing through a nearby house and helped getting the one person living in that home out safely. they say a gas powder heating unit in the wall may be to blame. a fire started near the tracks in san leandro. it started on san leandro boulevard. bart service was stopped temporarily between the oakland coliseum and oakland bart stations. it was restored a short time later. the cause of the fire is under investigation. a race horse with ties to the bay area is looking to make history today california chrome is going for the triple crown title. the preakness stakes and the kentucky derby, if he wins today, he'll be the first horse from california to ever win the

triple crown. julie is here on california chrome how he's giving the state's racing business a needed boost. >> reporter: this sprawling 70- acre thoroughbred farm east of san francisco is home to dozens of you in follows all hoping to race. >> pat owns this center in oakdale. his meteor i can rise is re- energizing california's breeding and racing program. >> in the shop the other day, people were asking about california chrome and if he was going to win the triple crown. and these are people who don't know what horse racing was. the sport needs good positive energy to help it go forward,

so, i'll birlings and horses privately. >> she's in the business of buying breeding and selling race horses. he hopes california chrome continues to make magic. he's showing the world that top race horses don't just come from kentucky or florida. >> it's happening at the best time it can happen. >> it takes more than just good blood lines, it's about raiseing a quality exceptional athlete. they're hoping to come up with their own winning combination. by finding the right match for their priory chestnut champion. smiling tiger was one of the leading sprinters before retiring last year. now, he's one of the premier breeding stallions. >> we bred 100 mayors to the

stallions. >> in addition to breeding thoroughbred race horses, it serves as a rehab center where injured horses come to get nursed back to health in hopes they can return to competition. >> a recovery school, and tread mills provide therapeutic healing from injuries. it's showing success. they rehabilitated kentucky bred social inclusion. and the speedy threat to california chrome in the preakness a few weeks ago. >> you want to see your horses and your clients do good. but, we want to see history with california chrome. >> . well, both california chrome jockey and trainer worked at golden gate fields and it will be open in less than a year to host a party,

beer, hot dogs, bottled water will cost $1 a day. if you want to make something more fancy, there's the wine festival and inspired food. post time for the belmont, 2:52 specific time. it will be simulcast with the monitors at golden gate fields. we'll report live from the golden gate fields. >> a sophisticated drug lab with possible ties to the mexican drug cartell was operating from the south bay. they raided a house yesterday. two adults and two children were detained in the operation. they found unrefined methamphetamine worth thousands of hundreds of dollars. the compounds are volatile. >> it's converted into crystal methamphetamine into large crystal shards. that's the product that gets ultimately sold on the street.

conversion labs like this are consistently run by drug cartels. >> investigators say the drug is manufactured in mexico and smuggled across the border. they've taken custody of the two children in the home. a man who was trying to buy a bomb was trying to buy poison. he left the san francisco courthouse yesterday without saying a word. the judge granted the defense request and ordered a mental exam. the feds say they recovered bomb making materials and court documents that accuse chamberlain of buying toxins online. one was ricin and he said he wanted to ease the suffering of cancer patients. a teenager was hit and killed in san leandro last

month while walking across the train tracks next to her home. police say she was wearing earbuds and did not see or hear that train coming. a fundraiser will begin in the next hour for the family of a bart officer who was shot and killed. tom smith was shot by a fellow part officer during a police operation in dublin. today's fundraiser is a run starting that creek elementary school in san ramon. they're hoping surveillance video will help to catch the thieves targeting mailboxes. they caught two women opening mailboxes yesterday, the surveillance video. and a man joined those women taking packages from mailboxes. is00 mailboxes in the area have been burglarized in the past two weeks. >> i'm going to have to change my atm and checking account numbers, now, to make sure no

one wipes out my accounts. let's get ahold of this 'em and see what happens. a lot of people were suffering. the man in the surveillance video appears to be the same man who broke into the mailboxes on wednesday. one california high school student was injured after a senior prank after throwing blocks and water balloons in the cafeteria. students ditched their classes to storm the pool next door. mark said he did not say how the student was injured. they sent a note home with students about the importance of being respectful. we know who the plan was behind the scavenger hunts. this is a real estate millionaire. he made a lot of money and he

started the scavenger hunts. it looks like hidden cash is in business. he tweeted this message from followers. stay tuned to san francisco event this weekend. he's promising something big. he's not starting with hidden cash. he wants to give people a free trip of his choice. all people have to do is follow him at travel funder to find out how. 600 cyclists will tackle three different bike rides, one traveling 650 feet and travel 1200 miles. these are bike the bridges. it was started five years ago by a couple of police officers and benefits northern california. nine agencies participate and the number of riders continues to grow. >> this year we've added a 100- mile ride for those who wanted a longer bike ride. we have the original 25-mile bring to bring ride that the trail people have created.

organizers are hoping to raise 50 to $60,000 tomorrow. it's staffed by police officers who donate their time. it makes it the safest ride in california. armed officers are being put into the schools? the hurdle that would have to be crossed about of that happened. remembering maya angelou. a service under way to pay tribute to her life and achievements. turning up the heat on your bay area weekend, i'll have your numbers for today and may the sun may soar to 100 degrees. coming up. the world of fashion is split in two.

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. actor and comedian tracy morgan is in critical condition after a 6 vehicle accident on the new jersey turnpike. the rock star was in a limo bus that crashed at 1:00 this morning. two tractor-trailers and an suv and two cars were also involved in the crash. at least one person riding in limo bus was killed. >> limo bus overturned, tracy morgan is in the bus and he is alive in intensive care. >> at least four other people were also injured and right now, it's not clear what caused that crash. happening right now, the loss of maya angelou who passed away last month. we'll show you pictures of the

memorial service, it's taking place at wake forest university, we're joined with winston, south carolina. >> good morning, the chapel you see behind me is joyful himself and fond memories. there are hundreds of people inside celebrating the life and legacy of dr. maya angelou. >> i'll see what the end is going to be [ cheering ] >> throughout her life maya angelou played many roles, singer actor writer, civil rights activist and global celebrating poet. >> lift up your eyes on this daybreaking for you and give birth to the dream. >> she told the story of the struggles and many triumphs.

>> people descend on wake forest university where she was a professor. >> first lady michelle obama and oprah winfrey are two expected to speak today. her incredible career and life came to an end when she died at 86, but her soul lives on and every word she left behind. >> and so, naturally. [indiscernible] rising. >> we've heard people describe her as a famous writer and people describe her as a aspiring professor, but everyone agrees shoves a phenomenal woman. >> thank you. time now 8:17, we're going to turn to developing news overseas. a who is stage situation in

iraq appears to be order. three police officers were killed and they held hundreds of students against their will. several hours later the gunman left that school for soul unknown reason. no students or faculty were hurt during the siege. it looks like it will be one of the days in the bay area where you can say microclimb, it will be in the 6s on the coast and -- 60s on the coast and warmer inland in the 90s. it will be partly cloudy skies and temperatures holding into the 60s, pacifica and half moon bay, starting out in the estuary, we have a couple of teens rogue in the gray skies. we have a couple of clouds along the coast. today is warmer than yesterday. sunday will be the hottest day and sunday is the day, i think

some of us will get close to 100 degrees hitting it in the afternoon. ridge of high pressure will be strengthening in the weekend. it's the ridge of high pressure and the sinking area that you think of it that gets to -- air that gets into it that sinks it to the ground. it makes it patchy and dense fog this morning. in the parts of the north they're reporting fog this morning. the marine layer that helps to cool us off is retreating, a little closer back to the coastline. today a lot like yesterday. we have the onshore breeze, the marine layer from 1500 to 2,000 feet. warmer air is pulling into the afternoon. right now, it's 54 degrees in san francisco, 57 in oakland, low 60s in walnut creek, low 60s in antioch, it's upper 40s outside your door.

i love 50s in santa rose a and 53 degrees right, now, in napa. we'll look at a few more numbers, belmont 56, 59 in in palo alto outside your door. sunnyvale we have 62 degrees at this hour. 56 in saratoga. afternoon highs for today, these numbers are anywhere from 4 to 8, ten degrees warmer than what we had yesterday. 90 degrees in fairfield, 93 for vacaville. 94 in petaluma, upper 80s and temperatures are mild. we have 76 in sausalito when you compare. we have 74 in alameda, upper 70s in oakland, you know where to head where temperatures will be in the low to mid-90s, 93 for livermore, 92 in danville, 84 in san jose, morgan hill 90,

a beautiful day in santa cruz with mid-70s in the afternoon. 7 for you san mateo. yesterday san francisco 63. you'll fill that jump as well. your weekend always in view, tomorrow will be the hottest day, monday we'll see the temperatures drop off a little bit. still toasty for inland cities but the cooling trend will continue tuesday, wednesday, back in the mid-80s by midweek wednesday, back to the desk. >> a kayaker from sacramento is recovering after being rescued, the 34-year-old man who was part of a five person die yakking, he hurt both of his legs which as he tried to get out of the kayak which was under the water. they lifted that man to safety,

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43rd annual sand castle art contest. the contest is free and anyone can join. there will be throw categories, one for youngsters, one for adults and one for families. the entries must consist of sand only with the exception of wood rocks and shells found on the beach. at least 84 people have already been biten by rattlesnakes in california this year. people are not the only ones at risk. dog owners are being offered rattlesnake training in fairfield and danville. dogs are put close to a live rattlesnake. when the dog charges it, a electric training child gives it a mild shock. it puts pain in there with the smell of snakes. >> it's a couple of moments of

discomfort. it avoids months of pain, vet bills and not knowing whether the dog will live or die. >> this is by the person's wiem rhymer clubs. residents say hundreds will pack the neighborhood streets near the river. beach goers block their vehicles and the street. this was the worst yet for people using their yards as public restrooms. they're trying to monitor crowds around popular beaches. for the first time a robot has been created that can detect human emotion. pepper was created in japan. he stands 4 feet tall. he contains the latest facial recognition technology with cameras and sensors all over the face. it's listening to the tone of

voice and figures out what someone is feeling and he tailors himself in conversation. >> he feels whether you're happy, he looks into your air, pepper is trying to get a high five, no one is giving him. he's programmed to speak 17 languages, he'll go on sale next year and the price tag will be $2,000. they're tracking down hundreds of teenagers. they're chasing down bart passengers and robbing them. >> left off the list, it means great white sharks will continue to fend for themselves. >> i'm tracking a warmup for your bay area weekend. we'll check on current temperatures outside your door right now. i'll compare numbers for the afternoon coming up.

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. contra costa firefighters begin their weekend battling a wildfire. >> we want to start you with a quick look at your weather. firefighters are concerned about the hot temperatures we're expecting today. >> yes, and dry. look at these hills over lafayette this morning. it's a good looking start to the day. plenty of sunshine and temperatures are turning around just a bit. we have a weather pattern for the weekend. we're not going to lose the onshore breeze all together. it's dying down a bit.

it's gusting to 28 miles per hour. when we lose that onshore breeze, our inland cities gibb to fill it but along the coast and my the bay where the sea breeze will be for the afternoon, we're going to be cool to mild and warm. it's going to be hot for some of those inland locations, already taking a leap in antioch, we have low 60s in walnut creek, livermore, widespread 50s outside the door this morning. 5 in redwood city and to the north bay, where temperatures remain in the low 50s, nevada checking in at 48. let's head into the east pay and we'll take a look at a few more numbers here. we have 59 outside your door in half yet. 55 castro valley and san ramon. we have upper 80s for the north bay.

73 san -- san francisco. 90s in gilroy and morgan hill. our inland east bay locations will be the hottest. we expect this in benton wood. we'll have a look at your extended forecast coming up. an early morning wildfire has burned in pittsburg and bay point. firefighters took five hours to contain these flames. they had to do back burning to gain control of that fire. no houses were burned and no one was hurt. investigation is under way to find the cause. caltran is scrambling to try to find the freeway. fire changes danger is high this year. 2 fires broke out on the side of free ways. one on san jose, but the cost of cutting back the brush is not cheap. it cost caltrans $4 million a

year to maintain four acres of property. . >> we can't have every bit of acreage maintained 100% all the time. you have to prioritize. >> they say the tri-valley area is a high priority because it can get so hot there. for the 90 maintenance work for all the brush they cut, it's never done. it will grow back next year. two people were injured, a man and a woman both showed up to the hospital with gunshot wounds. a man is in critical condition and the woman's injuries are not life-threatening. we're finding out about a deadly police shooting in sunnyvale. officers went to question glenn about the disappearance and the suspected death of molly. he threatened them and raised

what he appeared to be rifle. they opened fire. san mateo police say they're looking for a man who attacked a woman on a freeway overpass. this was a person captured on a surveillance camera. the woman was able to break free and was not injured. the suspect is described as a latino male. he's 30 to 40 miles per hour 5- foot 2 inches thaw tall and 140 pounds. at seattle pacific university, two were injured and one killed. students are at the school praying for the victims and leaving flowers. the school was cancelled yesterday, but is opening the library today in preparation for next week's final exams. the doctors say it will take along time for survivors to recover physically and

emotionally. >> they're going through mental anguish and trauma. >> you need to engage in conversation about the number of guns out there in the wrong hands. >> anthony is on suicide watch. he's remorseful and he's been obsessed with the high school shooting in columbine, in colorado. the mount dable owe unified school district laid off officers because of the cost. now, they're hoping to higher three armed officers throughout concord. >> now, that we see this violence across the school campuses we can't afford to keep the officers off the schools. >> it's frightening. as a former teacher that was something i was dealing with for several years.

>> they're finalizing their budgets and hope to submit the cost. the armed officers will return to the start of the next school year. >> the state hospital employees are renewing calls for better security. >> despite improvements violence against staff and patients continues. >> labor unions are going to hold a rally in front of napa state hospital. they will put secured treatment units at all psychiatric facilities. it's running normally this morning. a contract dispute has been called off. they declined to meet today with an arbitrator. some operators took out in a three-day sickout this week. that's after voting against a contract proposal. they're banned from striking a labor dispute. it should be resolved by a arbitrator. two birds injured last night from a tree trip trimming

-- trimming incident. they trimmed trees outside of the post office. according to the rescue mission two will be released at the regional shoreline park this afternoon. the remaining birds are too young to be released. despite the efforts of environmentalists great white sharks will not be getting more protection. they voted no the to list the northeast population of great whites as threatened or endangered. they asked for more protection showing that the number of great whites that they're declining but there is other data that suggests otherwise. the landing would be 4 story's tall and have 108 units. some nearby residents and business owners are against the

project because it would add more traffic to a already busy location. it's going to the city council on monday. controversy at a high school in rich land. they want to offer a junior rotc program in the fall. they say the program will teach aviation history and the science of flight, but some people are against the plan. >> you offer them the right things. don't offer them the possibility of risking their lives for causes that are nonexistent. >> as far as the parents are concerned, they're exciting about it for the building of character, morale and self- esteem, a support structure. >> 200 students have signed up. and the next one in the school district is going to vote on whether or not to spend 100,000 needed to start the program.

they're cracking down on mob attacks by large groups of teenagers. they called them wildings, 150 teenagers have been chasing people at bart stations and then robbing them of their cell phones and shoes. the teens then hop on bart to get away. some of the victims have been beaten pepper sprayed and hit with guns. it happened at the bart station. they're usual using social media to organize those attacks. >> it's terrifying to think about. social media is cool, but it's scary what you can mobilize. >> we need to curb the problem to insure safety in our communities. >> they'll have law enforcement in equals. self attacks happened in berkeley. and they showed up in force at the bart police station after getting a tip that a mob could

go there. one student ends up injured at a pool, after a prank. the part-time jobs that they're saying are giving a leg up on other competitors. summertime heat moving into the bay area for the weekend. i'll show you where we'll be at the hottest when the clouds are expected to burn away from the coasts coming up.

. the race is on for the triple crown. california chrome hopes to win the stakes in upstate new york. they hope to win the triple crown in 36 years. the first in 36 years. what's happening. >> reporter: today is a big day in horse racing. in a number of hours california chrome will be taking the track in belmont to be the first triple crown winner since the firm ran 36 years ago. we're here at golden gate fields. we're joined from sam to tell us about the ties and in particular his trainer and jockey, and his trainer has a home in the bay area.

>> art sherman was a jockey for 21 careers and he's been a trainer since 1976. he was a jockey for 40 years. his son trains here, he has 50 horses, steve and his other son is with his father down south, when he moved down south. art sherman is a long time participant in the race and everyone is rooting for him. he was very successful jockey here for a few years. he went down south and has done very well. >> there are a lot of big fans of california chrome. >> and this horse is california bred. it was bred at harris farms not far from here on i5, we in california, we the california industry of horse racing are rooting for california chrome and have been on the ban wagon

since he won the derby and headed to kentucky. >> he's a bargain in the field of horse racing. >> definitely a bargain. the number 1 horse is 20-1, they paid $375,000. the number 3 horse is a 30-1 shot. they spent $625,000. this horse is owned by two gentleman, one from outside reno and one from yuba city, and they spent $10500. >> that's fantastic. thank you for joining us this morning. we'll talk to you later on. there will be a wine party at golden gate fields. that starts at 12 to 4 when the race gets under way. post time is 3:45, we'll monitor the results for you and let you know about the events

going on in the bay area. perhaps a dramatic police chase took a deadly turn in sacramento. police say the suspect crashed into a tree head on. >> it was wild, i mean wild. it started with a attempted bank robbery during the afternoon. the chase was dramatic and involved at least ten police cars. >> all of a sudden boom, a big explosion, it blew up like a whole neighborhood blew up. the car exploded. >> the robbery suspect was at the scene. no one else was hurt. >> smart cars once again have become the targets of vandals. this one was in the twin peaks neighborhood. alex is the owner. police knocked on his door to tell him about his car in the morning. he liked the small car, but may not keep it now. >> the reason i have this car is i can park it anywhere.

i can go to any neighborhood and find a parking space within two minutes. >> in april we reported on four other smart cars that were flipped over. they did not catch the people responsible for, though, those incidents. they hope fingerprints will lead to the vandals of his car. >> in his weekly address, president obama talked about the importance of making college more affordable for students. >> the unemployment rate for workers with a bachelors degree is 3.3 half of what it is for people who are high school graduates. >> he wants to have them be able to refinance loans with heavy debt. they're expecting obstacles. a new video is posted on

youtube. redwood high school posted the video on june 2nd and it has more than 31,000 views. the purpose of the post is to showcase its school spirit, extracurricular activities and what makes redwood high what it is, and just about every student is in that video. let's head to rosemary depending on where you live you have a different forecast for everyone. if you don't like the heat head west, if you do like the heat head east. let's get outdoors and look over the concord area where we have sunny skies this morning. temperatures are a tad warmer than yesterday. this morning it's looking a lot like yesterday. the marine layer it's deep as it was yesterday. the onshore breeze is beginning to die down just a bit. for today we'll be several degrees warmer than on friday. some of our inland locations,

in particular the inner east bay could hit 100 degrees in some locations. it will be anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees warmer. santa rosa yesterday, 73, ten degrees yesterday in san francisco, you'll go to san jose on 84, this is something that we will fill. sometimes it's gradual, it takes a few days before we notice the heat up. today you'll say yes, it's warmer than it was yesterday. i can tell, this away from the coast because at the coast, partly cloudy and cool. here's a look at some of those numbers for today. 76 for you in sausalito. get into the east bay and 83 castro valley. around the bay, very comfortable and go inland that's a toasty one. 39 for pittsburgh, into the south bay, 84 san jose. a beautiful day in santa cruz,

83 for cupertino. you'll go to 81, 73 again, san francisco, we're going to see the giants play, and the sea breeze, that's the difference, temperatures claim all the way to the coast but we have a onshore breeze that will not go away completely. we'll have it just inside the bay and that will keep the temperatures mild to moderate, not bad ad at all. mostly sunny, 53 degrees at game time, a westerly breeze at 10 degrees. a hot one inland and hotter for tomorrow. but, then that's it, temperatures begin to turn on monday, still it will be quite warm but not as hot as we get into tuesday and wednesday, a bigger cooler trend. we wake up with morning clouds, we'll have low 70s around the bay and low 60s at the coast.

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growing number of states on the ban of gay marriage. the judge ruled it unconstitutional, but he did not say the ruling would take affect right away. they filed a order to stop licenses. the clerks in some counties indeed started issuing licenses to same-sex couples soon after that ruling. joe biden saw that he took the oath of office. he vowed to defend ukraine at all costs. but, the businessman met with russian president vladimir putin yesterday. and president obama and his wife were invited to the inauguration.

apple will be having a stock split. it's bringing down the price of its shop. it's expected to go down from $643 to $93. it's a way of bringing more individual investors to the table. we have a recall involving black pepper sold at costco. it may be con tame natured with salmonella. the pepper was sold between april 4th and june 4th. no illnesses has been linked to the pepper. they detected a strain of salmonella in some strips of the product. the giants fan will need 24 hour assistance for the rest of his life. as a result of his beating outside dodgers stadium in 2011. the surgeon recognized that he had the same round clock care

he had. he was moved back to his home because the care was no longer covered by insurance. he sued the dodgers and the owner alleging inadequate security at the stadium. a military veteran who is walking across america to honor service members. >> inspiration was gained from that and the respect that we had as an organization as team for our military. the coach welcomed former u.s. army captain mike viti. he's on a new mission. he's hiking more than 7,000 kilometers one for every service member on the global war on terror. >> it's team america, it's honorable to think of the heroes past and our generations

heroes to kind of tell that story. >> yesterday, marked the 70 anniversary of d-day, he talked to rookies of service and sacrifice. he expects to complete his hike for heroes in december at the army football game in maryland. >> the san francisco giants are back in the city for a home stand. not for long, brandon mix rolling home from second. it's a play at the plate. all tied at 2. it's a deep left center, can i get a yahoo. get that back warm, it's as 2- run shot. romo would get the first giants to get 40 wins. they're on the road in baltimore, a top of the two first out, the a's are on the board early. we know about the offense,

craig gentry is on the right and dives to make the first grab. adam jones with a shot to right field, brandon says i don't think so, and he nails the runner at the plate. still in the tenth. he tries to steal home, but the a's they're not caught sleeping. the a's tack on one and john would get to save the a's. you can watch that game right here today at 4 chock on ktvu. california chrome is making his run for the triple crown today. people can watch the race, and see the big moment. there's a big san francisco event. >> a warmer pattern is settling into the bay area for the weekend. i'll show you how much your temperatures are going to go up for your neighborhood coming up.

. california chrome is just hours away from making a run for the triple crown. we will tell you about one of the biggest watch parties here in the bay area. >> the search for a male box burglar. the surveillance video investigators hope will help close the case. >> and the twitter handle that could land you a free trip to

the destination of your choice. mornings on 2 continues. . and welcome to mornings on 2, saturday, june 7th. i'm claudine wong. >> rng go, everyone. i'm mike mibach. it is a beautiful weekend out there. no better way to start than saying hello to rosemary orozco. >> good morning to you. no better way than starting overlooking walnut creek this morning. what a beautiful start to your morning. we are beginning to see temperatures climb. i think for the afternoon, maybe a little hot for that outdoor shopping. if you are thinking about dodging the heat, early on, maybe before noon time or in the evening, love those summer nights, right? as we get into the weekend, this ridge of high pressure will strengthen over the area, but the pattern is laid out so that we are not going to lose that onshore breeze all together, which means we'll be cool at the coast. we'll be comfortable around the

bay. we'll be hot inland. the sinking air associated with that ridge of high pressure also beginning to pin that marine layer a little closer to the ground. we're waking up with soupy, patchy, thick fog in some areas, just an item of note if you'll be out and about early this morning, maybe along the coastline, inside the bay, fog reports. already beginning to see low clouds retreat. sunshine on the way, if you are cloudy. we'll be mostly cloudy and cool at the coast today. 59 in oakland today. mid-50s in napa. 67 in antioch, wow, already a mild one outside your door, antioch, brentwood, climbing into the 60s. 50 degrees right now in petaluma. here's a snapshot of your afternoon. 60s along the coast in areas like pacifica. 10 degrees warmer in san francisco, a nice day for you. upper 70s in oakland. then some south florida our warmest locations warming into the low to mid-90s. eventually we'll get near 900 degrees. i'll show you when in the

extended forecast, coming up. well, happening today, history in the making. california chrome is on the verge of winning horse racing's most elusive title, the triple crown. the champion horse with bay area ties is the overwhelming favorite to win the belmont stakes in upstate new york and in the process, complete horse racing's holy trinity. the last race to win the triple crown was affirmed in 1978. with a victory today, california chrome would be the first horse from california to win the triple crown. >> it's really an honor to be here with this horse. he's a wonderful gift from the heavens, and i honestly believe we're going to win the triple crown. >> chrome's jockey, victor espinosa started at the now- defunct baymeadows racetrack in san mateo, while 77-year-old art sherman worked both at baymeadows and golden gate fields. today's race will certainly challenge california chrome. the belmont is a mile and a

half, the longest of the triple crown races. some other horses in the race have had more rest. since 1978, there have been 12 horses who won the first two races, but failed to complete the hat trick. a total of 11 horses are in the belmont today, with chrome starting in gate number 2. and with such close ties, golden gate fields has practically adopted california chrome. the racetrack is planning a giant watch party today. ktvu's christien kafton is live at golden gate fields, where the gates just opened minutes ago and excitement is already brewing. >> reporter: in just a matter of hours, california chrome will take the track at belmont park to try to win the elusive triple crown. a huge race today, hopefully california chrome hoping to be the first triple crown winner since affirmed won 36 years ago. all eyes here at golden gate field will be on california chrome, especially with the team's close ties here to the bay area. while california chrome never raced here at golden gate

fields, his jockey and trainer are well known around here. art sherman was a trainer here for years, now turned the stable over to his son who still trains here. and horse racing experts say california chrome is today's clear favorite. >> if you're a betting man, you're probably trying to beat the horse because you want a better return to your investment. but most of the country will be rooting to california chrome and that's why it will be a big favorite. lot of people will buy tickets just to make sure that they have -- they won't even cash it. >> reporter: the doors just opened here at golden gate field, so folks can come in and start placing their bets on the belmont stakes right now. here at golden gate fields, they will hold a wine festival and watch party, on top of the scheduled day of racing. the wine party and festival and watch party starts at noon today and runs till about 4:00. post time for today's belmont

stakes is set for 3:35 pacific time. you can bet that there will be a lot of eyes on that race, right here at golden gate fields. live in albany, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2news. >> and we have more information about the california chrome craze. just go to ktvu.com and click on the chrome section, right there under hot topics. well, a very attentive dog may have saved a life in union city. a fire broke out around 4:15 this morning at a house on eighth street. a neighbor woke up after his dog just kept barking and he called 911 after seeing flames racing through a nearby house. he then helped the one person inside that home get out safely. >> there was a 911 call, a resident's dog barking. they got up and saw the house across the street from them fully involved. >> it took firefighters 20 minutes to get the fire under control. they say a gas-powered heating unit in the wall may be to blame. bart service is back to normal after a fire near the

tracks in san leandro last night. bart service had to be temporarily stopped between the oakland coliseum and bay fair bart stations. it took about 20 minutes to get the fire out. then bart service was restored a short time later. the cause of that fire is still under investigation. federal investigators say sophisticated drug lab with possible ties to a mexican drug cartel was operating inside a home in the south bay. agents from the dea and homeland security raided a house on 20th street in san jose yesterday morning. two adults and two children were detained in the operation. authorities say they found unrefined methamphetamine worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. a hazmat team was called in because the compounds used in meth are volatile. >> it's converted into crystal methamphetamine, into these large crystal shards. that is the product that gets ultimately sold on the street. meth labs like this are consistently run by drug

cartels. >> investigators say the drug is manufactured in mexico and then smuggled across the border. family services have taken custody of the two children found in the home. federal investigators say a man accused of trying to build a bomb was also trying to buy poison. relatives of the suspect ryan chamberlin, left san francisco federal court yesterday without saying a word. a judge granted a defense request and ordered a mental health exam. chamberlin was arrested on monday after a wide scale manhunt. feds say they recovered bomb- making materials inside his russian hill home. court documents accuse him of buying biotoxins online. one was a substance similar to ricin. investigators say he told one seller he wanted to use the poison to ease the suffering of cancer patients. today, hundreds of people are expected to say their final good-byes to a teenager who was hit and killed by a train in san leandro last month. brittany silva was killed while walking across the train tracks right next to her home. police say she was wearing ear

buds and didn't hear or see that train coming. a funeral service is scheduled to take place at 10:00 this morning in union city. a fund-raiser is being held right now for the family of a bart officer accidentally killed. tom smith was mistakenly shot by a fellow bart officer during a police operation in dublin in january. today's fund-raiser is a run starting at coyote creek elementary school in san ramon. surveillance cameras captured two women opening up mailboxes yesterday morning. a short time later, a man in a black hoodie joined the women, who appeared to be taking packages from those mailboxes. neighbors say nearly a hundred mailboxes in the area have been burglarized in just the past two weeks. >> probably going to have to change my atm and checking account numbers now and just to make sure that no one wipes out my account. >> if someone has any idea, let's get a hold of them and

see what happens. you know, lot of people are suffering from this. >> one neighbor says the man in the surveillance video appears to be the same man who broke into mailboxes on wednesday. one student at california high school in san ramon was injured after a senior prank that included jamming building locks and throwing water balloons in the cafeteria. the grand finale of yesterday's prank was when students ditched their fifth period class to storm the pool complex next door. pictures and video from the day were posted on youtube and twitter. cal high's principal did not say how the student was injured. he also sent home -- a note home to parents asking them to talk to their children about the importance of being respectful. we now know the name of the man who is behind the hidden cash scavenger hunts. ktvu was there when hidden cash hid envelopes of cash last month. we know his name is jason busy, a palo alto real estate millionaire. he says he has made a lot of money and wanted to do something fun, so he started

the scavenger hunts. looks like hidden cash is still in business. yesterday, he tweeted a message to tell followers to stay tuned for details of a san francisco event this weekend. he is promising something big. he is not stopping with hidden cash. he also just now started travel funder. he says he wants to give people a free trip of their choice and says all people have to do was follow him,@travelfunder to find out how. preventing wildfires. the area cal trans is focusing on as bay area temperatures start to heat up. >> and the government's most unsocial agency is going social. the first tweet sent out to the world from the cia. >> turning up the heat on your bay area weekend. i'll show you how much warmer our temperatures will be for today and when the warmest day will be in the extended forecast, coming up. it of mini. the part of us that wants to play, wants to be mischievous, wants to run free,

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. actor and comedian tracy morgan is in critical condition after a six-vehicle accident on the new jersey turnpike. the 45-year-old former saturday night live and 30 rockstar was in a limo bus that crashed about 1:00 this morning. authorities say two tractor- trailers, an suv, and two cars were also involved in that crash and at least one person riding in the limo bus was killed. >> the limo bus overturned. tracy morgan was in the limo

bus, but he is alive, in intensive care at johnson hospital in new brunswick. >> at least four other people were also injured. right now, it's not clear what caused the crash. turning now to developing news overseas a hostage stand- off in iraq appears to be over. islamic militants stormed a university early this morning, killing three police officers and holding hundreds of students against their will. several hours later, the gunman left the school for an unknown reason. government forces started shooting at them as they retreated. no students or faculty members were hurt during that siege. right now, an emotional tribute to the late poet and civil rights activist maya angelou. moments ago at a memorial service in north carolina, talk show host oprah winfrey spoke about the accomplishments of her dear friend. >> helping people to live lives of purpose and dignity, to pass on the poetry of courage and respect. [ applause ] >> the service included other

dignitaries, including first lady michelle obama and former president bill clinton. they all talked about angelou's love for words and passion for service. reporter sandoval joins us live from wake forest university in north carolina with more on today's tribute. polo? >> reporter: guys, i can tell you the mood is quite mixed on the campus of wake forest university. one of deep respect, but also at the same time, joyful celebration. there's over 2000 people inside the chapel right now, during the private memorial. right now, they are paying tribute to the life and the legacy of dr. maya angelou. ♪ >> reporter: throughout her life, maya angelou played many roles, singer, actor, writer, civil rights activist, and globally celebrated poet. >> lift up your eyes upon this day breaking for you.

give birth again to the dream. >> reporter: angelo's writing tells a story of her varied struggles and many triumphs. today, people from all walks of life descend on wake forest unit, where angelou taught and inspired as a professor. first lady michelle obama, oprah, two key figures expected to speak at today's memorial. >> leaving behind my fear, i rise. >> reporter: angelou's incredible life and career came to an end when she died at the age of 86, but her sole lives on and every word she left behind. >> and so naturally. go rising. >> reporter: and this morning's memorial slowly drawing to a close right now. just a few more items on the agenda. meanwhile, some of the stories that often get, might get lost whenever it's quite busy is just a few moments ago, we learned the story of really how

maya angelou's family continues giving back at wake chapel. a wedding has been scheduled to happen -- has been scheduled for months. well, that's still going to proceed, later this afternoon, after the celebration, after this memorial. dr. angelou's family plans to donate all of today's flowers to that ceremony. again, their family now continuing that legacy of giving back that their mother left behind. guys? >> thank you so much. polo sandoval, reporting live for us from wake forest university in north carolina. a singapore man will get to eat lunch with investor warren buffett after bidding more than $2 million at a charity auction. the $2.2 million bid will go to support san francisco's glide, an organization that helps support residents in need. buffett has ordered the lunch in support of glide's program for the last 15 years and winning bids have raised nearly $16 million. the winner gets to invite seven friends for lunch with buffett at a new york steakhouse.

cia has officially joined twitter yesterday morning. its first tweet read "we can neither confirm nor deny that this is our first tweet." that was followed by a second tweet that read "thank you for the twitter welcome. we look forward to sharing great unclassified content with you ." the cia already has more than 360,000 followers. >> i just started following them about a minute ago. they have not tweeted yet since that second tweet. stand by on the cia. time now, you 9:19. let's turn it over to rosemary. micro climate in the bay area today, 60s all the way to 90s. >> that's why we love it here. you'll have some areas, mostly cloudy and in the 60s. then we've got other areas that will be baking, in the low to mid-90s. outside our door this morning, you can see a live look there at the oakland skyline. the low clouds are beginning to burn away. we will be left with mostly sunny skies away from the coast today. ridge of high pressure strengthening over our area for

your bay area weekend. so as we mentioned a moment ago, at the coast, 60s. 70s and 80s around the bay and it's going to be warm for our inland cities. temperatures today, anywhere from 4 to 8 to 10 degrees warmer than what we had yesterday afternoon. so that's a notable jump in temperatures coming our way. even san francisco, yesterday in the low 60s. today, you're expected to go into the low 70s. here's a look at the winds. generally light out there. we do have a southerly breeze in concord. that onshore breeze still blowing through fairfield. not as strong as it once was. earlier this morning, it was gusting to almost 30 miles per hour. now 18 miles per hour, so as you know, once we lose that onshore breeze through fairfield and through the delta, our afternoon highs are going to be turning up. 60 degrees right now in concord. low 70s already in antioch. around the bay, still in the 50s to low 60s on right now. over parts of the north bay, trailing behind in some areas. low 50s in santa rosa, 55 in napa. for the afternoon today, san jose at 58 degrees right now,

but for the second half, i was going to show you the day planner. i've been wrestling all morning long. i won this time! take a look, lunch hour, low to mid-70s in the forecast, so already quite mild. in the second half of the afternoon, low 80s. san jose topping out right about 84 degrees this afternoon. settling into your evening at 6:00, 78 degrees. sun sets at 8:30. at 9:00, still 70 degrees for san jose. so we have beautiful weather coming our way. it will be a bit hot inland. 82 for novato. 76 sausalito. closer to the water, it's definitely more comfortable. 77 in oakland, with 70, san leandro. low 90s in danville. 93 for livermore. in the santa clara valley, 89 los gatos, mid-70s in santa cruz, 83 for cupertino. along the peninsula this afternoon, low 80s in menlo park. palo alto, 81.

san bruno, 76. extended forecast here with your bay area weekend always in view, temperatures continuing to climb as we get into the second half of the weekend. some of our hottest locations, nearing 100 degrees. 80s expected around the bay. low 70s on at the coast. so tomorrow, definitely the better day if you're thinking about maybe heading towards the water. as we get into monday, temperatures do begin to fall a tad, but then the bigger cooldown will come tuesday and wednesday. back to the desk. well, a crackdown on what are calling wilding attacks. the plan by police to keep bart passengers safe from a large group of teenagers. >> warmer weather means rattle snakes are making their way outside and people aren't the only ones who need to watch out. the special training being offered today to keep those four-legged friends safe.

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already been bitten by rattle snakes this year. this weekend, rattle snake training is offered this weekend for your dogs. dogs are allowed to get close to a rattle snake. when they do get close, they receive a mild shock. trainers say it helps dogs avoid the snakes. >> it's a couple seconds of this discomfort versus the alternative of what comes with a bite, weeks, months of pain, expensive vet bills, not knowing whether the dog will live or die. >> clinics are hosted by the san francisco bay weimerheiner club, who has had two dogs bitten on his property. it's common for hundreds of people to pack neighborhood streets near the river during the summer. many times, beachgoers park their vehicles, blocking

driveways and streets. this past memorial day was the worst yet, with people using yards as public rest rooms. law enforcement is doing its best to monitor the crowds on and around popular beaches. for the first time a robot has been created that can detect human emotion. [ indiscernible ] >> pepper was created in japan. he contains the latest facial recognition technology, equipped with cameras and sensors all over his face. it's with the sensors and listening to the tone of voice that pepper tries to figure out how someone is feeling. he then taylors a conversation based on what he's reading. >> he tries to make people happy. [ indiscernible ] >> well, pepper is programmed to speak 17 languages and he will go on sale next year. price tag for a base model, just under $2000. well, all eyes are on

california chrome, as he runs his way towards a triple crown and his anticipated attempt is now providing a much-needed boost to business. >> and recent school shootings are prompting a bay area school district to take action. the effort under way to once again bring armed guards to campus. >> cool at the coast. baking inland, as a summer-like pattern sets up around the bay area for your weekend. i'll line up the temperatures for your neighborhood, coming up. ♪

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. california chrome already has won the kentucky derby and the preakness stakes. in just a few hours from now, california chrome goes for that triple crown. good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike mibach. from horse racing enthusiasts to casual fans, they are getting caught up in the california chrome craze n a moment, we'll have a live report from the one-time home track of chrome's jockey and trainer. but first, let's take a look at your weather for this saturday and say good morning to rosemary. >> good morning to you. starting out with a live look into the oakland estuary and east bay, low clouds covering parts of oakland, alameda this morning, but i am beginning to see it clear from our inland cities. partly cloudy to mostly sunny now in san jose. over the north bay, still dealing with gray once again. giving you a look here along the coastline, we're socked in pretty good. a little bit of patchy dense

fog reported this morning. you can see it inside the bay here, we're still with low clouds over parts of the north bay as well, into fairfield, concord, livermore. mostly sunny right now and temperatures are already warming up at this hour, into the upper 60s for some for the inner east bay. the onshore breeze is still at about 18 miles per hour. the onshore breeze, not going to go away completely, but it is letting up quite a bit. it already has in the last few hours. so our afternoon highs, especially for the inland east bay, really going to be taking a hike. 69 degrees right now in antioch. 66 in walnut creek. low 60s in concord, fairfield, livermore. closer to the bay, temperatures in the mid-50s to low 60s. over parts of the north bay, low to mid-50s still at this hour. afternoon highs for today, that summer-like pattern we talk about, where we have 60s at the coast, 70s and 80s around the bay, and 90s inland. 94 for antioch today. 91 in concord. this warming trend is going to continue for the second half of

your weekend. i'll have a look at those numbers and just how long this is going to last, coming up. happening today, the race for the elusive triple crown. california chrome hopes to win the belmont stakes in upstate new york and in the process, become the first to capture horse racing's triple crown in 36 years. ktvu's christien kafton is live at golden gate field. >> reporter: just a matter of hours, california chrome will take the track at belmont park, trying to be the first triple crown winner in 36 years since affirmed. california chrome is as close as we have to a hometown hero racing today. we're joined by bill dehlia, trainer here at golden gate fields, who actually rode with california chrome's trainer. if you could give us a little insight as a trainer, what it takes to get a horse prepped for this level of racing w. >> it's a huge ordeal to try to get a horse ready for a triple crown race, let alone the kentucky derby and the preakness, but it's definitely

a big chore and you just have to be very patient and not overdo it, which i think art is doing. he's been around a long time, sew's from the old school and he does it the way he's going to do it. some guys will work horses faster, longer, harder, but he's trying to keep all the energy in the horse. >> reporter: and you also know victor espinosa, the jockey riding california chrome today. he seems to have a real winning streak going. six races, six wins. >> yeah, victor rode up here for quite a few years, has an apprenticeship here and he was a very good rider while he was here. he just went on to bigger and better things and he's very experienced in what he's doing and he knows this horse like the back of his hand. >> reporter: and phil, we talked off camera a couple minutes ago. you said that california chrome

does face a challenge out there today in the belmont stakes. this is a different race than he has raced in kentucky and in the preakness. >> yes, he's, his breeding is not for a mile and a half, so it's going to be a challenge for him. the thing is, he's a race horse and he's what they call sometimes a freak. he can really run, so it might get him through it. doesn't matter that he's -- well, it does matter about the breeding, but it might not matter in this instance. >> reporter: bill dehlia, thank you for the insight. i think everybody's going to be rooting for california chrome today. obviously, a huge race starting at noon at golden gate fields. wine party and watch party. they have 2000 tvs, plenty of places to watch that big race. everybody's going to be watching the belmont stakes. post time today is 3:35 pacific

time. you can bet that a lot of people here will be rooting for california chrome. christien kafton, ktvu channel 2news. >> and more information about the triple crown at our website, on the california chrome section under hot topics. perhaps the only place where there's more excitement is belmont park. california chrome has been practicing well and seems to be ready for his big day. california chrome's run is also significant to the horse racing industry. julie haener explains the boost california chrome is giving the state's racing business. >> reporter: this sprawling farm is home to dozens of new foals, all california-bred, born to run. >> we're hoping to raise the next california chrome, looking for the next champion. >> another two years for these babies. >> reporter: pat growl owns the center in oak dale. he says california chrome's

rise to the national stage is reenergizing california's breeding and racing program. >> good start for california chrome. >> in the tire shop the other day, people were asking about california chrome and if he's going to win the triple crown. these are people you wouldn't think even know what horse racing was. >> this is the perfect storm. this horse comes at a perfect time. the sport needs good, positive energy to help it go forward. i'll buy yearlings -- >> reporter: he's in the business of buying, selling and breeding race horses. he says he hopes california chrome continues to make magic because he's showing the world top race horses don't just come from kentucky or florida. >> for the whole business in general in the state of california, i mean right now, it's happening at the best time it could possibly happen. >> reporter: it takes more than just good bloodlines to produce a champion. breeders here say it's about racing quality, exceptional

athletes. now, they are hoping to come up with their own winning combination by finding the right match for their fiery chestnut stallion. smiling tiger is one of the nation's leading sprinters before retiring from racing last year. now, he's one of premier thoroughbred's leading stallions. >> we bred close to a hundred mares to smiling tiger, another 30 or so to the other stallions. big numbers, especially for a northern california breeding facility. >> reporter: in addition to breeding thoroughbred race horses, this facility also serves as a rehab center, where injured horses come to get nursed back to health, in hopes they can return to competition. a recovery pool and aqua treadmills help provide therapeutic healing, conditioning and strengthening for injured horses. and the program is showing success. >> had to scratch him because of the foot bruise. >> reporter: having just

rehabilitated social inclusion, a speedy threat to california chrome in the preakness a few weeks ago. >> it's a toss-up. you want to see your horses, your clients always do good. but we also want to see history with california chrome. >> california chrome did it! >> reporter: julie haener, ktvu channel 2news. an early morning fire burned a hundred acres in the pittsburg and bay point area. it started about 12:30 this morning and took firefighters nearly five hours to contain the flames. contra costa firefighters say they had to do some back burning to help them gain control of that fire. no houses were burned. no one was hurt. an investigation is now under way to find the cause. cal trans is scrambling to cut back dry brush that lined bay area freeways. because of the drought, fire danger is extremely high this year. just in the past week, at least two fires broke out on the side of freeways, one in san jose, another along the interchange near vallejo. the cost of cutting back the brush along the highways is not cheap. it cost cal trans $4.4 million a year to maintain 4000 acres

of property. >> you can't obviously have every bit of acreage maintained 100% all the time. it takes a while. do you have to prioritize. >> cal trans says the tri valley area is a high priority because it can get so hot there. for the 90 maintenance workers who cut back the brush, the job is never done. everything they cut this year will grow back next year. study sessions are resuming this weekend at seattle pacific university, where one student was killed and two others wounded in a shooting on thursday. mourners have been gathering at the entrance of the school, praying for the victims and leaving them flowers. the school canceled classes yesterday, but is opening the library today in preparation for next week's final exams. doctors say it will take a long time for survivors to recover physically and emotionally. >> all these patients and the families are going through a lot of mental anguish and trauma. >> we need to engage in a rational conversation about the number of guns that are out there in the wrong hands.

>> the suspect, 26-year-old aaron ybarra is on suicide watch. his attorneys say he is remorseful and suffers from mental issues. relatives say he's obsessed with the 1999 columbine high school shooting in colorado. these mass school shootings have prompted one east bay district to consider bringing back armed security guards. the mount dale unified school district laid off five officers in 2012 due to the cost. now, the city of concord and education leaders are hoping to hire three armed officers at high schools throughout concord. >> now that we see this violence across the nation on our school campuses, we can't afford to keep our police officers off our campuses. >> the violence in schools, it's frightening. as a former teacher, that was something i was dealing with for several years. >> the city and school district are finalizing their budgets and hope to split the half million dollar security cost. the armed officers would then return at the start of the next

school year. despite the efforts of environmentalists, great white sharks will not be getting more protection of a the marin county coast. the california fish and wildlife commission voted to not list the northeast pacific population of great whites as threatened or endangered. sausalito group had asked for more protection based on studies showing the number of great whites are declining. but the commission says there is other data that suggests otherwise. muni service is running normally this morning. however, a meeting aimed at resolving a contract dispute has been called off. muni says the union representing transit workers declined to meet today with an arbitrator. some muni operators took part in a three-day sick-out this week, after overwhelming voting against -- overwhelmingly voting against media proposal. workers are banned from striking. according to charter, disputes should be resolved by an arbitrator. walnut creek could be adding another apartment complex. the landing would be four stories tall and house 178

units. it would be located right across from the bart station next to 680 and highway 24. critics say it would add more traffic to an already busy location. the planning commission will decide on thursday whether to recommend approval to the city council. well, come in from the outdoors. the personal challenge one team tackledded tackled for an entire year and what he'll do tonight. >> and the urban twist to cow tipping that's once again making its way into san francisco. >> and i'm tracking a notable warmup for your bay area weekend. just how much higher temperatures will go for today and when the hottest day will arrive, coming up. happened at the company picnic. oww, that's hot. that is hot! wow daddy like. owww, that is smoking hot! ahhh, hmmm, awww! hi georgia. hey georgia. man this is hot!

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. that's rid wood high school in larkspur. they posted this video on youtube on june 2 and it already has more than 31,000 views. the school reports the purpose of the post is to showcase its school spirit, extracurricular activities and everything else that makes redwood high what it is. just about everyone of the school's 1600 students took part in the video. two bay area high schoolers are gearing up for a national auto competition. two seniors attend alhambra high school. last month, they won the state auto shop title. tuesday, they will compete in the national ford triple a student auto skills student competition in dearborn, michigan. their teacher says he couldn't be browder. >> they are among the best in the country, which is astounding. it's really fun to have been able to train them and work with them and get them to this point. >> both of the teens say they benefit from their current part-

time jobs as technicians at walnut creek honda and concord bmw. they both say they see themselves working on cars as their future careers. tonight, a teenager from minnesota will sleep inside for the first time in a year. rudy hummel says he decided to camp out near his house as a personal challenge. then he decided he could make it a fun raiser for habitat for humanity. he says there are a lot of people who don't have a home to sleep in and he wanted to do something to help. so he asked people to pledge money for each night he spent outside. when he first started, he had a less ambitious goal, but after the first couple of nights, he decided to change his mind. >> this was too easy. i'll go for a whole year, which i knew i could do, because i had done winter camping in scouts. >> he slept outside in the coldest winter in 139 years, but he said the worst part wasn't the cold. it was the mice that invaded

his snow cave. 9:46. a snow cave would melt today if the snow cave was located anywhere in the bay area, but really -- [ laughter ] >> in the inland areas. [ laughter ] >> yes, well, some of you may be frowning at the possibility of reaching 100 degrees by the end of the weekend. let's start out with a live look there. a long shot, oakland in the distance and the clouds beginning to clear. i want to show you a comparison. it makes it easy to get a grip on the pattern we have coming our way. anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees warmer than what we had just yesterday. that's where we'll go for today. 84 in san jose. 93 in livermore. so into the 90s for some of our inland cities. a nice jump in san francisco, going to be a mild one for you. in santa rosa, expected to hit 83 this afternoon, which is 10 degrees warmer than what we had yesterday. the warmest day is going to be

sunday. that's the day i think our east bay, inland cities could get to near 100 degrees. already outside our doors, 69 in antioch, 63 in concord, 63 in fairfield, 66 in walnut creek. this is where some of the warmest weather resides already this morning. that's where we'll see the warmest weather for the afternoon. seabreeze, not going to go away all together. we're going to have it at the coast, around the bay. but it's not really going to so much reach the inland area as it has in the last few days. so as it winds down, those temperatures will warm up. 59 in oakland, 54 half moon bay, 52 in santa rosa. some of us, still partly to mostly cloudy and cool. meanwhile, some of us, mostly sunny and mild. 82 in redwood, novato. for the afternoon, 81 for san rafael. 74 in richmond. as we get farther inland, notice the numbers moving up. low 90s, st. helena. low 90s in concord, antioch. 90 for livermore this afternoon, as well as

pleasanton. get closer to the water and it's more comfortable. mid 70s, san leandro, 74 for alameda. a warm day in the valley. santa clara, 82. 84, san jose. upper 80s on for saratoga. mid-70s to santa cruz. right along the boardwalk, partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. 76, san bruno. 60s with partly to mostly cloudy skies at the coast. we're talking about the bay area summer-like pattern in place for your weekend and you saw it there right before your eyes. 63 degrees during game time. going to see the giants play, mostly sunny skies. again, that onshore breeze, so bring along a jacket because it will be a little cool getting into the evening hours. sun sets at 8:30. the extended forecast here, with your bay area weekend always in view, there's the hottest day. it's coming in on sunday, with temperatures nearing 100 degrees for inland cities. mid-80s around the bay. low 70s along the coast, so at least you have a place to escape if you don't like the

heat. mid-90s on monday. we trend down as early as monday, but the bigger cooloff comes tuesday and wednesday. back to the desk. law enforcement agencies in the east bay are teaming up to crack down on mob attacks involving large groups of teenagers. police call the attacks wildings. they say groups of as many as 150 teenagers have been chasing people at bart stations and then robbing them of their cell phones and shoes. the teens then hop on bart to get away. some of the victims have been beaten, pepper sprayed or hit with guns. the latest attack happened last weekend at the bay fair bart station. police think the teens are using social media to organize. smart cars have once again become the target of vandals in san francisco. two of the small cars were tipped over thursday night. this was in the twin peaks neighborhood. the owner of one told us police knocked on his door at 5:00 yesterday morning to tell him about his car. he said he always liked the small car, but might not keep it now. >> the reason why i have this

car is so i can park it anywhere. it's amazing. i can go to any neighborhood and find a parking space within two minutes. >> in april, we reported on four other smart cars that had been flipped around vernal heights and porto low neighborhoods. people did police did not catch the people responsible for the flipping. what apple is language to do this morning that is expected to bring down the expensive price of its stock. >> and too hot for the heat? the reason gatorade is apologizing to lebron james after the basketball star had to leave game 1 of the nba finals.

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. wisconsin has joined a growing number of states to overturn a ban on gay marriage. yesterday, a federal judge ruled the state's ban is unconstitutional, but the judge did not say if the ruling could take effect right away. wisconsin's attorney general filed an emergency order to

stop clerks from issuing marriage licenses, saying the ruling caused confusion. clerks in some counties had already started issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples soon after the ruling. apple will soon be making a move to put its stock more within reach. on monday, it will do a stock split, issuing more shares to its existing investors to bring down the price of its stock. the price of one share of apple is set to go down from about $647 to $93. stock splitting is a way of bringing more individual investors to the table. the fbi is teaming up with san francisco police to investigate what they say is disturbing graffiti found outside two synagogues. the graffiti was found on a sign on brotherhood way that's shared by two congregations. the sign has been since restored, but jay weekly online ran a photo of the vandalism before the cleanup. neither from either temple would go on camera, but

officials say this has never happened before at their synagogues. a neurosurgeon took the stand in the bryan stow civil case and told jurors the giants fan will need 24-hour assistance for the rest of his life as a result of his beating outside dodgers stadium in 2011. according to the l.a. times, the surgeon recommended stow have the same round-the- clock care he had at a facility in bakersfield. last year, stow was moved out of that facility and back to his home in santa cruz because the care was no longer covered by insurance. stow is suing the dodgers and former team owner frank mccourt, alleging inadequate security at the stadium. the san francisco 49ers are praising a military veteran who is walking across america to honor fallen service members. >> lot of inspiration was gained for that and just the respect that we have as an organization, as a team for our military. >> head coach jim harbaugh welcomed former u.s. army captain mike vete to the santa

clara practice facility. he is on a new mission, hiking more than 7000 kilometers, one for every service member killed in the global war on terror. he expects to complete his hike for heroes in december at the army-navy football game in maryland. gatorade has apologized for a tweet mocking lebron james during the nba finals. during the fourth quarter of thursday night's game, james cramped up twice. after the second time, he was out for good. on twitter, someone asked gatorade, where were you when lebron needed you? gatorade responded by saying the person cramping wasn't our client. he can't take the heat. he is sponsored by powerade. gatorade later issued a statement saying we got caught up in the heat of the battle. it is ticket saturday and today, four lucky viewers will win two tickets to the yanni world tour at the oakland oracle arena. tickets are good for thursday,

september 16th. to enter, just go to ktvu.com and enter the secret word "piano." let's say hi to rosemary one last time before we take off on this saturday. >> good morning to you. just a wide set of numbers for the afternoon and already seeing that wide span. take a look. 55 in santa rosa right now. 77 at antioch. around the bay, we have upper 50s to low 60s. yes, the bay area summer-like pattern is in place. here it is again, another snapshot for you. low 60s at the coast with mostly cloudy skies today. 70s and 80s around the bay. low to mid-90s for inland cities. we see extended forecast here, and your bay area weekend always in view, showing you temperatures going even hotter for tomorrow. some of our inland cities will get near 100 degrees, maybe hit the century mark. low 70s at the coast. more sunshine, so that may be the better day to head towards the shore. into monday, temperatures already beginning to drop off a bit and then the cooling trend

will follow tuesday and wednesday. >> good reminder to tell everyone, stay hydrated. >> yes, indeed. >> and the sun block. >> thank you, rosemary. that is our report for this morning. for all of us here at ktvu, thanks for making ktvu your choice for news. >> coming up on our next newscast following the a's game, we'll bring you the results of the belmont stakes, as we follow california chrome's dreams of getting the triple crown. you can also get updates any time at ktvu, use our ktvu app and our facebook and twitter pages. thanks for joining us. have a fantastic saturday, everyone.

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