parts of car strewned across a city street. and the owner told us that major jean quan ran a red light and slammed right into her but the mayor is telling a different story. i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. for more on this developing news, we turn to azemith smith with more on what witnesses are

saying about the crash. >> reporter: this is all still under investigation. if mayor quan was on her cell phone. that is what the person in the car she had told us. yet mayor quan ised adamantly denying she was on her phone. the call of the crash came at 12:30. she was driveing to a communion event. the other driver who identified herself as rene love -- lovely claims she had the green light. she says the mayor ran the red light, both cars crashed in the intersection. we're told lovely's car hit the left tire of mayor quan's car. the mayor was not injured. the other driver of the car both complained of lower back pain. >> what do you think about being in a collision with the mayor? >> i mean i think she's being

very irresponsible. she is behaving badly i mean on the phone and driving. so that just showing, why she's not responsibility. >> it's the mayor. she had a press conference last week about distracted drivers. and she was herself distracted. she wasn't paying attention to what she did. ran the red light and hit the woman's car. >> reporter: the mayor was going the speed limit and hung around to make sure everyone was okay. after talking to police she left. the officials say she will be submitting her phone records to investigators to prove she was not on her phone. we did not see any traffic cameras. police tell us this is still under investigation and as of right now no charges have been

filed. live in oakland, azmith smith. from the north bay to if south bay. today's weather provided two very different stories. fog at the coast, sizzling temperatures inland with some areas seeing triple digit heat. mark has been tracking the hot weather today and mark you say some cities even got well above 100 degrees today, right. >> 104, 105 degrees. extreme hot spots today. you were talking about the temperatures, 56 degrees. out toward walnut creek they top out at 101 degrees. take a look at these hot numbers for the interior sections for today. all these temperatures up above 100 degrees up near brentwood, walnut creek and gilroy. gilroy 102 that tied the

record. you will see that big range showing you what san francisco, actual little pretty warm in the upper 70s. pacifica topped out 57. san jose 52. napa, concord and livermore, livermore topped out 105 degrees. right now we do have patchy fog right near the immediate coastline. so that will continue to be a factor for the beaches. maybe a few patches sneak in to the bay. take a look at the current temperatures. you will see some 80s out toward livermore. 82degrees in livermore. walnut creek 81. concord 83. but san francisco has already cooled off into the upper 60s. coming up i'll let you know if you have the triple heat for tomorrow. and we'll break down the cooling trend. and firefighters say it appears a serial arsonist is at work setting some grass fires. now they're asking officials to look out for any suspicious activity as the possibility for any fire to break out of

control is high. >> all the fuels are dry, they're ready to burn. it doesn't take much to get a fire going and they're going to grow very quickly. >> over the last four months there's been five fires. crews have been able to contain the flames and the fires have burned from a quarter to half an inch each. air district managers expect even more smog than today. they're asked to help out by telecommuting or another day to paint. remember, they're posting updates on facebook and twitter even when we're not on the air. developing news in las vegas where tears fell freely after two police officers were gunned down as they were eating

lunch at a pizza restaurant. investigators say a man and a woman ambushed those officers. and shouted this is a revolution during that attack. officials say both officers were hit but one was able to return fire before he died. the couple then ran across to a wal-mart store where they shot and killed the person at the front door. other officers then went into that store and exchanged gunfire with the couple. now at some point, investigators say the woman shot and killed the man before turning the gun on herself both died there at the scene. it's a tragic day, it's a very, very difficult day. but we still have a community to police, and we still have a community to protect. we will be out there doing it with our heads held high. but an emptiness in our hearts. the officers were identified as 42-year-old allen beck and 32-year-old egor seldo. the two men leave behind their

wives and four children. a shooter on a school campus or workplace bay area first responders say they hope it never happens here but they need to be prepared just in case it does. noelle walker was at the peninsula with a unique exercise to plan and respond to an active shooter. everywhere you turn, there were police, fire trucks and s.w.a.t. teams on the move. >> we're participating in a mass casualty active shooter. >> reporter: this active shooter drill was planned months ago. but recent shootings in seattle. santa barbara and sandy hook bring the stark reality home. >> it could happen here so we just have to be as quick as we can responding to it. >> i had tears in my eyes. >> then we carried stretchers out. they said you can go out you'll be surrounded by sharp shooters. >> reporter: the purpose was to

make the drill as close to the real thing as possible, including the make up wounds. >> i saw an in and out through someone's face. >> i injured my leg and am unconscious and can't talk. but now i've been rescued. it was an extremely well organized event. >> reporter: this was the first time police and fire drilled together with the focus on creating a so called warm zone. a safe place to treat the injured quickly. >> the difference is phenomenal. what we learned in past events, is that delay in tkpweding medical treatment can cost lives. >> reporter: good practice for something they hope they'll never need. noelle walker, ktvu news. an arbitration session required by the city charter and schedule for yesterday never happened. last monday a sick out severely

cut service. munni says that if an agreement isn't reached bid june 15th, the current contract will stay in effect for two years. san jose's outgoing mayor says he knows who he wants to be the next the mayor. lecardo. lecardo placed second behind santa clara supervisor dave cortezi. oakland police need help tonight to try to find the gunman who opened fire on a vehicle killing a 15-year-old boy. as ktvu's cristina rendon, the shooting also left two young men wounded. >> reporter: flashing lights at an east oakland crime scene faded with the sunrise soon replaced by religious candles marking a spot where a 15-year- old girl named samantha was killed saturday night. police say she was a passenger in a car with two men in their

20s. they were shot too but survived the shooting that woke up homeowners. >> we're still, terrified about almost -- >> i thought it was fire worked. by the time i came out the house, police were flying up and down the streets, blocking, putting the tape up. >> reporter: the friends were driving when a gunman outside opened fire as they approached a street. the driver backed up against the fence before he and another were rushed to the hospital. the girl's death has left the community grieving. >> why does it happen like that. for a little girl like that that has a future. >> reporter: on the heels of this tragedy, libby shaft is holding a council meeting that she says is greatly needed. >> last night's tragedy just showing the critical nature of finding the best practices and putting them into place so that this senseless bloodshed can end. >> reporter: investigators don't have a motive yet for the

triple shooting. >> she wanted to go to college. she wanted to do everything. i just don't understand why stuff like that happens. >> reporter: police say one of the victims remained in critical condition. the other in stable condition. they haven't made any arrests and they're urging everyone with information to contact them. reporting in oakland, cristina rendon, ktvu news. a suspected drunk driver slams into another driver head on. and the man behind the hidden cash craze is back in san francisco. the clues that sent people digging in the sand. and a harrowing rescue at yosemite park. what the young man did after leaving a trial that most likely saved his life. ♪

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♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ harrowing rescue at yosemite park. rangers say a hiker was off the trail and climbing on the rocks at yosemite park last month when he slipped and fell into a creek below. he was swept through 100 feet of white water until he was able to pull himself from a boulder. had he not able to do that he would have taken a deadly plunge over the waterfall.

a helicopter was sent in and was able to host that hiker to safety. and hidden cash back at it in the bay area doing what he's most famous for, hiding cash. this time it was at crissy field in san francisco. christien kafton was there as the first treasure hunters found lots of money. >> reporter: hidden cash started tweeting this morning sending treasure seekers to san francisco. the clues about sand, blue people and the palace of fine arts were just tricky enough to make finding an exact location tough. >> i started following the twitter feed. and i've lived in the marina my entire life and recognized the clues immediately. in the palace in the background, the feeder in the ground. it was back here. >> i'm looking for the blue signs though. he said between the blue signs. >> reporter: rob taylor brought his daughter with him and found the first stash of the day.

>> 100 bucks, wow. >> reporter: taylor said he let his feet lead him to the hidden money. >> i just dragged my feet through the sand. i think that's what they were doing last weekend in l.a. and they're usually buried like this deep. so, yeah just kind of got lucky. >> reporter: once the first hidden cash was found it was a case of treasure fever with thousands of people digging through the sand. one by one searchers found the bottles of hidden cash stashed inside bottles of bubble solution. >> 40 bucks. >> 60 bucks. >> 60 bucks. >> and then, remember lucky rob taylor who let his feet find the cash. today really was his lucky day. he and drew found a second stash. >> this one has 60. >> so what's your total for the day? >> 160. now we have to really think of something to do with this drew. >> reporter: if you didn't find your hidden cash today like these lucky searchers, don't dispair, in a tweet organizers

announced hidden cash is expanding. a network of friends giving back worldwide with more details to come tomorrow. in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. one of two sonoma county teens arrested for using stolen credit cards to rent a very expensive sports car was arrestedmented h-bgsz ox welcomes ox edmented -- holloway was arrested this morning. the pair are also accused of using stolen credit cards to rent a $12 million vacation home in the wine country. continuing coverage now of california chrome and on the day after the belmont race, art sherman and co-owner nicole

were flown to the trainers camp. what we didn't know yesterday is that the horse had an injury and may have been running with pain. veterinarians discovered after the race that his right front hoof was torn. his trainer describes as having a fingernail pulled out. the colt is being treated and is expected to fully recover in just two weeks. steve coburn remains pretty bitter at the outcome of the belmont stakes calling the other owners cheaters. saying quote, these people nominate their horses then they hold out two races and come back and run one. that would be like me at 6'2" playing basketball with a kid in a wheelchair, unquote. trainer art sherman today defended his bosses remark. >> i think at the heat of the conversations with the press and everything, sometimes you

might get a little vocal and not really think about what he's saying. you know, three races in five weeks, that takes its toll. >> the winner of the winning home said today it might be better to space out the triple crown races. despite that heartbreaking loss though yesterday at the belmont stakes, california chrome is the only california bred horse to win both the kentucky derby and the preakness. a vallejo mother with eight children is being mourned tonight. she was killed by a suspected drunk driver on her way home from graduation festivities. ktvu's debora villalon is live in petaluma where the youngest daughter survived that crash, debora. >> reporter: petaluma police say drivers stopped to help the little girl. she had been headed home from to vallejo from santa rosa at

exactly this time last night. >> she is full of energy. loves to exercise. she's outgoing. >> reporter: a family reflects on the 65-year-old woman their may treu matrioarch who died behind the wheel of her car. >> she is loved and supported bid her family. >> reporter: that family included her young daughter. >> the fact that this little girl survived last night is a miracle. the scene out there was just terrible. >> reporter: both cars spun across the highway. police say the 25-year-old man driving the lincoln was only a quarter mile from home. paramedics smelled beer on him and found he had an opened can of beer. >> it says dui continues and remains a serious problem -- it shows that dui continues. feeling like it's okay to have

a drink, or two or five and get behind the wheel and drive a vehicle. clearly we have a lot of work to do. the stretch of highway is up for redesign because it's hazardous for cars. but police say it wasn't designed but a decision to drink and drive that caused this crash costing an innocent life. >> i just pray, pray for him. for forgiveness. she has a mother. a grandmother, a sister. and she took her away. and we had future plans. we all have future plans. >> the suspected drunk driver is identified as 25-year-old jesse cockrell of petaluma. the victim's family isn't sharing her name yet as they're still notifying relatives.

debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. new details on the big rig driver and a crash involving median tracy morgan. what that driver may have been doing moments before the accident. plus an update tonight on morgan's condition. pope francis hosts an historic prayer summit. the two leaders that joined the pontiff as they prayed for peace. >> soaring temperatures across the bay area. coming up we'll let you know if we have more triple weather for our sunday. and a significant drop off in those temperatures. and help make a foster child's day a little brighter.

a five hour siege at pakistan's busiest airport is now over. at least 13 people died and many others were wounded when militants staged a ferocious attack. witnesses say at least 10 men stormed the vip center. there are reports of explosions and fire balls coming out of that terminal. also today a second suicide

bombing killed 23 shiite pilgrims. we have new details tonight on sergeant bowe bergdahl. the u.s. soldier recently released affidavit being held by the taliban for nearly five years. there are numerous reports that bergdahl told those treating him at a military training facility in germany that he was tortured, beaten and held in a cage by his captors in afghanistan after he tried to escape. the report sited an official. bergdahl is physically able to travel he's not yet emotionally prepared to reunite with his family. comedian tracy morgan is recovering from surgery after he was critically hurt in a freeway crash. his spokesman said the 45-year- old star of 30 rock and saturday night live remains in critical condition. but is more responsive.

morgan expects to be hospitalized for several weeks. the crash killed morgan's friend. the driver that slammed into their travel van was likely sleeping at the wheel. israeli and palestinian president held a private meeting with the pope before the men headed to the vatican garden. the two presidents know each other well having signed the peace accords. the 1993 accords created the palestinian authority. the meeting was the first for the vatican as they had not hosted a meeting between two leaders. how one bay area couple is trying to put the breaks on

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an update now on the developing news from oakland. that's where the city's mayor jean quan was involved in an accident. the mayor is now tweeting out her version of what happened in the collisionabout 5:30 this evening. quan denies reports that she was on the phone. saying she will turn over her phone records. quan says this evening i was driving between two community events in west oakland when another vehicle struck my left rear tire. oakland police are investigating the crash.

putting a brake on dangerous side shows. drivers are getting bolder with their street antics by hitting the streets in broad daylight. >> let's see if this is going to be the beginning. >> reporter: anna morton is going to stand at the street where drivers use her street for side shows. >> see, they don't care. >> reporter: this is video morgan filmed yesterday afternoon. >> you see how long this took place. this was not matter of seconds or a few minutes. >> reporter: mcarthur has been free of big side shows for months. after her husband told the drivers to go and got taked. >> they're not afraid of anything happening to them, what are you going to do? >> reporter: just before 5:00 tonight, drivers started

spinning donuts around the round about in front of the morgan's house. >> you see. >> reporter: it was the moment emma morton had been waiting to capture. but by the time she got outside the cars were screeching away. >> i am concerned about the entire community. we have children that cannot play outside. and that's their right. >> reporter: the mortons say the return of the side shows has an upside. they believe they've seen an improvement in the response times of police. the mortons claim it took police more than half an hour to arrive the day jack was attacked. but last week a squad car arrived in about three minutes. opd has not yet been responded as to whether there's any correlation. in oakland, patti lee, ktvu news. two teenagers were shot and wounded this weekend at a party inside an east bay hotel. it happened just before 11 -- 11:00 at the la quinta inn.

gunfire shattered glass. both teens are expected to survive their wounds. police spent hours at the scene collecting evidence. there's no word yet on any systems but police say they may have headed off in a white sedan headed to the berkeley hills. there's reports that hiring a company to make key parts of the east bay bridge turned out to be a costly decision. according to the sacramento bee, they picked the machinery company to create the signature tower because officials thought that company could do the work faster and cheaper. while caltranses paid the company millions it also spent hundreds of millions of the dollars to fix problems with the work. a caltrans chief engineer says the company produced excellent results. new at 10:00, while there may be skeptics over the existence of climate change there's no denying california is in a drought. all you had to do is drive through the driest mountain

peaks of the sierra this winter. as bad as it's been. an expert says get ready for even more weather. >> we could well end up with much longer droughts than we've had in the past and much bigger floods than we've had in the past. >> reporter: dr. dale is a water economist at the berkeley national laboratory. he says on average temperatures are already up one degree centigrade and climbing. >> projections i've seen for the end of the century are ranging between i think three and 5 degrees centigrade. >> reporter: that means a rising sea level. >> since i started doing these studies the estimates have gone from about 10-inches at the end of the century to now about 4 feet. >> reporter: it means more demand for power. >> power plants are less efficient when it's hot. the transmission lines are less efficient. you need more power plants to overcome the loss of efficiency. >> reporter: and less water

will likely mean higher food prices. >> eating habits are probably going to be the thing most immediately affected by climate change. >> reporter: dale says climate change predictions show the one thing we can count on is instability in both water and energy supplies. >> it's switching from they're so uncertain they don't know what they're talking about and we don't need to do much to they're uncertain. so we really have to worry about what's going to happen. because it may well be much worse than even the current projections are showing. >> reporter: but there is hope, dale points to hawaii where i electricity is three to four times more expensive than california. that's where a solar energy boom is under way. energy that reduces carbon emissions that cause climate change. solar energy is also growing in california. >> to combat climate change is not really that expensive. it's a lot cheaper to put solar panels on everybody's roofs than to deal with the impacts of the climate changes we're

seeing in the models. those are going to be much more expensive than simply paying twice the electricity bills we have now. >> it's more than just solar panels. the dale says we need to increase california's water storage capacity. california is ahead on the federal government on climate change. san francisco's glide memorial church plans to hold a memorial service for writing, activist and poet angelou. it's scheduled for next sunday afternoon at 9:00. mayor ed lee and the reverend cecil williams will host that service. coming up right after the 10:00 news. we remember the life, teachings and wisdoms of maya angelou in her words and from friends and

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have been drinking and once you've zipped down you're returned to the top backward. prices for soaring above the strip start at $75. >> i think i'm too chicken. i know you're going to talk about the weather what about you? are you brave like ken or chicken like me. >> that backward part scares me. so maybe half way for me. across the inland area, temperatures topping 100 degrees. another hot day for tomorrow. we still have the patchy fog to contend with. a few patches developing around san francisco bay as well. current numbers out there. it is still warm showing you some lower eight -- 80s at this 10:00 hour. san jose 75. oakland 64 and san francisco 68 degrees. santa rosa checking in in the

upper 60s. we still have that on shore breeze, strengthening this evening that's a sign we're going to begin to cool things off a little bit for tomorrow. this was the scene looking out toward the golden gate bridge. patchy fog developing over the marine head lands earlier this evening. for tonight, patchy coastal fog. here is the live camera looking toward the bay bridge. tomorrow we warm to hot. we're going to cool things off in the forecast. overnight lows first thing tomorrow morning, starting off in the 50s and 60s. patchy coastal fogs closer to ocean beach as well for your monday morning. here's the latest of the over all weather pattern. high pressure sticks around for the next four days. we will begin to cool things off just a little bit for tomorrow. that cooling trend really kicks in later in the week. that cooler air spills in, at least approaches northern california. a big drop off in temperatures

for wednesday, thursday and friday as we increase that on shore breeze. with all this heat, fire danger is up and a red flag warning still in place until 4:00 monday afternoon. temperatures still over 100- degree. portions of northern california this includes parts of lake county as well with that fire warning out there. as far as the forecast model showing you this and patchy fog regrouping right near the immediate coastline. it's that dense fog, just be careful the big drop off in visibility. then into the afternoon hour, a big temperature range. we're thinking some 60s right near the immediate coastline. 70s and 80s across the bay. here's a look at your forecast highs for your monday afternoon. take at all the triple digits toward clear lake, vacaville. oakland 83, martinez mid-90s. look at all the triple digits out toward pleasanton,

livermore, brentwood. morgan hill mid-90s. these numbers down just a little bit from today's highs. san francisco in the 70s. near the shoreline those readings basically in the 60s. this look ahead, temperatures warming up into tuesday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday with your weekend always in view. a little bit of a bump up in the numbers but nothing too major. today just amazing out there. 57 or 105, 106 degrees. basically that's the bay area. just amazing for us here. >> almost double. >> yeah, exactly. the miami heat try to pull everyone in the nba final with game two in the books. benches they clear between the a's and orioles. what made the players so mad. we'll show you next in sports wrap. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train.

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good evening everyone, thanks for joining our sunday night edition of sports wrap. san antonio's at&t center was a cool 77 degrees tonight. and lebron didn't get cramps. in game two of the nba finals and all those critics who said james didn't have the stamina or will needed to three-pete can now just chill. great drama unfolding tonight. dwayne wade presented his greatest acting job of the series in this flop. tim duncan a rebound and loud dunk. duncan with 18 points, 15 rebounds but 43-43 at halftime. spurs led in the fourth

quarter. parker missed two free throws. parker returns, gets san antonio the lead. heat score it is next six. chris bosh for three. that was the 17th and final lead change of the game as bosh scores 18. 95-93. bosh also gets an assist to dwayne wade. who put as bow on this rogue victory 98-96. it's the second consecutive time miami has won a play off game following a play off loss. miami takes over the home court advantage and they host game three tuesday. bruce bochy has the quote of the day. there's nothing i can complain about. how could