violating code that mandates they keep merchandise away from pedestrian traffic. >> the fisherman's wharf is cool. they came yesterday, all the statues were gone. >> reporter: they have returned to utah and a fundraiser has been set up to help. we learned the store recently caught police attention during america's cup. we will bring you that story at 6:00 p.m. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the family of kayson shelton is remembering him as a happy child. we put a link to their website on www.ktvu.com. developing news now, police say they found a man shot to death in the backyard of a home on 16th street at 8:00 a.m. this morning. they are looking for his three

children and their mother who are missing. the mother is 35 years old. the children are six years old and 12 years old, both who are in these pictures. the third child is two years old. the children lived with their father, the mother does not. triple digits blamed for injuries to two firefighters. the fire broke out at 1:00 p.m. it started in a pile of trash and went up into the attic. crews called for a second alarm because of the heat. >> we have been using those crews, the extra alarms to reitate personnel. it has -- rotate personnel. it has come in handy. >> the firefighters were taken to the hospital to be treated.

parts of the east bay saw temperatures over 100 degrees today in and oakland some folks tried to cool off that water's edge. lucky ones got to go out on the water itself. ktvu's noelle walker with the extra danger for one bay area community but let's begin with our chief meteorologist bill martin. bill? >> 105 degrees in livermore. along the coast temperatures in the 50s. outside live now. showing you the fog behind me. i will show you the warm spots inland in a moment. inland 105. over a 40-degree spread. in san francisco, what is the big deal? oakland 75 degrees. look at the temperature numbers inland inland valley. half moon bay, inland, livermore, under 40 miles, 40-

degree temperature spread. the winds are kicking up. san francisco airport, gusts 30 miles per hour. on the on shore direction. hayward 10 miles per hour. mountain view 20. winds are kicking up. the cool down has begun. possible record today, i will have that when i come back and how significant the cool down will be as the fog pushes back into your neighborhood. see you here after the break. the stupe find an -- search to find an artist. there were 5 suspicious fires over the weekend. four near a business park. another near an apartment complex. ktvu's noelle walker is in livermore and tells us there is evidence the arsonist may be watching the firefighters. >> reporter: yes, firefighters think the arsest night be in

the -- arsonist might be in the vicinity. temperatures here are over 100. at last check 106. that is a bad combination when you take a small fire that could turn into a big one quickly. >> reporter: the livermore landscape looks like a desert. no green in sight. just dry grass ready to burn. >> there was a number of different fires that got started around the same time. makes you think it wasn't an accident. >> reporter: several fires started behind his business. a camera recording shows the fire department arriving around 10:30 p.m. friday night. it does not show the fires being set. >> the four fires that were set were in this open space. there is evidence the arsonist was -- >> reporter: there is evidence the arsonist was watching firefighters put out the

flames. >> they set another fire. while fighting the first fire. >> the last fire saturday night started near aments. the fifth fire -- near aments. this is the fifth fire -- apartments, this is the fifth fire in two days. and the sun made temperatures sore. none of the fires were set in the heat of the day. >> we got lucky that nothing worse happened than just the grass. >> now they hope for a lucky break to catch a fire bug. >> reporter: between responding to heat related medical calls and suspicious fires they have been stretched pretty thin. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> for weather updates anytime, download the ktvu weather app.

new surveillance video shows oakland mayor jean quan's suv moments before it crashed with another car yesterday. it is generating a lot of attention because the other driver says the mayor was on her cell phone and ran a red light. ktvu's claudine wong with how the mayor responds to this. >> reporter: mayor jean quan made it clear she would like to get this conversation back to the issues facing the city but for now the conversation remains on this accident and who is to blame. >> reporter: new surveillance video obtained by ktvu channel 2 news shows the suv driven by mayor jean quan going down market street before the accident. it is quick. can't see what she doing but two blocks later she crashed. >> i was on market when i was hit from the rear. >> reporter: it was a minor accident with the exception of

bumps and bruises it doesn't appear anyone was hurt but the other driver's version has people talking. [ talking at the same time ] >> -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: she said she insists she didn't touch it. phone records back her up. >> on the seat next to me. wasn't on my hand. clearly i stopped, i called my husband about the accident. >> reporter: there is one part of her story she isn't as adamant about. did she run a red? >> i do not believe so. we will let the investigation confirm or not confirm that. >> the other driver and one witness are more insistent. >> she ran a red light and hit

the woman's car. >> 100%. >> reporter: mayor jean quan confirms today she did get a red light violation last year. she describes it as a rolling stop. at the time of yesterday's accident she was in between events. her office said today it is looking at getting her a driver. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. today police arrested a man accused in a chain of hit-and- run crashes in downtown san francisco that injured two people. one is now fighting for their life. the 26-year-old first crashed into the park 55 hotel. they say he then hit a muni bus in the area and police say he ran a red light and hit a person at market and fifth streets before hitting a second person. this all happened at 8:30 p.m. last night and the person hit in the first crash has life

threatening injuries. in a matter of minutes they killed three people. neighbors talked about -- neighbors say they talked about going on a rampage. the suspects had a ideology alaunce the lines of white supremest. they yelled this is a revolution in las vegas. they killed two police officers and a man who tried to stop them. we learned more about the shooters and how the police department responded. >> going it be a difficult road. two young families and their fathers are no longer there. >> reporter: las vegas police are mourning the death of two police officers shot and killed sunday. 41-year-old alyn beck a husband and father of three andistase las vegas police officer -- and igor soldo a las vegas police officer since 2006. police released the details

about the ambush that turned into a shoot out at walmart. husband and wife, jerad miller and amanda miller walked into cici's pizza and shot and killed the officers and dropped a don't tread on me flag. the couple had a history of anti-government beliefs. >> the systems have some ideology that is along the lines of militia and white supremest. >> reporter: police are investigating a post on jerad miller's facebook page that said he was at the cliven bundy's nevada ranch earlier this year. in january they moved to las vegas from a small town in indiana. they talked about murdering police officers and obsessed with over throwing the government. 5 minutes after killing the officers they walked into walmart. >> the guy was saying the cops are coming. get out. get out. he went into the store and shot in the air. and then everybody started

running and that is when i left. >> the third victim was a man carrying a concealed weapon. he walked by amanda miller she shot and killed him. police barricaded them in the store. she shot and killed jerad miller before killing herself. they believe it was a isolated act but they were prepared for a lengthy gun battle. police found hundreds of ammunitions in a backpack they were carrying. his nickname was mo money. and charged with killing his wife. we were in court uncovering new details about the doctor and a second suspect who is still on the loose. >> after a deadly crash that left tracy morgan in critical condition the push for new laws to keep the roads safe from sleepily drivers.

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a huge tree limb came down to the ground today from a tree on 14th street between 10:00 a.m. and noon and stretched across the sidewalk. there were plenty of people and cars around. no one was hurt however the tree damaged a light pole. crews were sent into clean it up this afternoon. tracy morgan is still in critical condition and will be in the hospital for several more weeks after a deadly crash over the weekend. tracy morgan broke his nose, a leg and several broken ribs. his friend seen there in green was killed when a driver smashed into the back of their limo. an investigator said the driver was awake for more than 24

hours. we learned a powerful committee just voted last week to limit the hours truck drivers could be on the road. justin gray reports critics say that will lead to more tired truck divers. >> reporter: investigators say the truck driver responsible for the deadly crash that injured tracy morgan had been awake for 24 straight hours. >> they are paid by the mile. the incentive is to drives a far and fast as they can. >> last week the most powerful committee in congress voted 21- 9 to put on hold a requirement that for every 70 hours truckers work they are required to take two connective nights off. >> there is increasing concern the regulations effecting over night driving are actually resulting in more trucks being

on the road during the most congested hours and during the hours when children are going and from school. >> reporter: but critics say rolling back the rules requiring connective nights off increases the chance for more crashes. >> it will contribute to fatigue. it will take away those hours for resting and sleeping and adding more driving hours. >> the driver a 35-year-old walmart driver from georgia is charged with death by auto and four counts of assault by auto. new at 5:00 p.m. oakland is discussing a plan to have more plovers on the -- police officers on the streets one store owner is hoping to stop thieves. ktvu's cristina rendon is here with video. >> reporter: i want to show you the wall of shame the owner

created. on the front window of his business. these are people who have stolen from him and soon five other men will be put on here because of what happened over the week. surveillance video shows five men on saturday. they walk around. take whatever they want. wine, beer. without paying for it and the owner says this has been happening on a weakly -- weekly basis and police say there is not much they can do because no one has gotten hurt. >> there is cameras everywhere. i got you on camera. and you will see your picture in front of my door. says thieves. you know? have shame. >> we spoke with a counsel member who represents the district in the area. she aware of the problems which is why he is working on a public safety initiative that would require the police

department to have 707 officers on the streets at all times. right now there are only 650 officers. he is working to get it on the november ballot for voters. cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. working breaking news in the east bay. actually the south bay. fire crews on the scene of a house fire in the 3200 block of shadow park place in san jose. temperatures in the south bay today very warm. as we see fire crews do their work, they are under extreme conditions. we see hoses, we see water being put on the fire. a two alarm house fire. no reports of injuries but that intersection on shadow place lane is very busy. >> infinitely it looks like there is not -- unfortunately it looks like there is not a

lot left of that house. now our chief meteorologist bill martin. >> a red flag warning over the weekend, red flag warnings, we have been void of those but it is hot enough to have one. just not windy enough. ocean beach 57 degrees. 48-degree spread between coast and inland. hot inland but at the coast they are trying to stay warm. that is how it will be. fog right now, golden gate park. a million people in this area, the san francisco area. two big climates. the cool coast, 57 degrees and south of market, temperatures can in the low 70s. 15, 20-degree spread. we are talking about a cool down. we tied a record today in the livermore area, tied a record,

livermore, 105 degrees. the cooler bite of air, right, these are current temperatures. sea breeze is kicking up. showed you san francisco airport, gusts out of west. concord again. fairfield, that is -- 15. fairfield, that is telling. san francisco airport gusting to 30. northwest wind, coming from the northwest. tomorrow's temperatures could be 10 degrees cooler than today. inland. at the coast, maybe couple degrees warmer. over night in the mid-50s. marine layer stretching out in response to the low-pressure system. might bring clouds to the area but the main impact is cooler. that is where we are heading, cool down. fog tomorrow morning. doesn't give it a big push inland. i think we will see fog inside the gate. i think that is how it will go.

it will burn back quickly. the work is done, because tomorrow's highs will have a push of cool moist air. 90s and 100s are heading east. tomorrow back into the 90s. we are out of the 100s. or should be. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view tuesday cooler. continues to cool wednesday and thursday. friday. firefighters get a break. air quality gets better and we get a break from the heat. there is the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. you can see towards sunday slightly warmer. some bay area residents are not cutting back on their water use. the next step one of the largest districts may take to get users to stave water. san jose's -- save water. san jose's mayor pick whose he thinks should replace him. ant h a deadly shooting -- a

deadly shooting at bay area hotel, the malfunction that complicated efforts to find the people responsible. >> the unlikely place skimming devices are popping up and what you can do to protect yourself. >> these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures.

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a high-speed chase over several freeways and a stand off in southern california. police say the driver who was

armed with a rifle jumped out of the car and ran into a neighborhood. and he was spotted on a roof before baroicating himself inside -- baroicating himself inside a home. s.w.a.t. fired tear gas into the home and he surrendered. san jose's mayor officially endorsed city counselman in the race to replace him. he won the most vote in last week's primary with 33% of the votes. compared to 25%. the two will now face-off in november. the mayor's endorsement doesn't come as a surprise because he supported his pension reform policies. he said he would continue on the path of fiscal reform. >> he proved from his decisions, real decisions effecting real people he puts the taxpayers of san jose ahead

of the special interest groups. >> we need to continue to work to ensure san jose will benefit from a city that is sustainable and prosperous. >> he is promising an over haul at city hall and he reacted by saying the two men are dwelling on the past while she focused -- he is focused on the future. >> they are part of the past. people trusted me enough to make me the frontrunner in the primary. >> even though he won the majority of the votes the other counsel members were aligned with the mayor so they are expected to throw their support behind him. a doctor accused of killing his wife. why police think he had help and who else they are looking for. >> there is only so much of this to go around.

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coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. a bay area doctor handcuffed and charged with murdering his wife of 37 years. today he was in court for the first time. but another man wanted by police is still on the run. ktvu's robert handa was at the hearing where he found out police say that man figures in the killing. >> reporter: there were interesting details revealed here at the courthouse today but many unresolved issues as well. including those involving that suspect at large. >> reporter: the 68-year-old man described as a kindly doctor by patients walked into a courtroom today and officially charged with murdering his wife. as ktvu channel 2 news reported he was arrested thursday by police for killing his wife. investigators say she was found

at the family home on april 1. suffering from severe upper body trauma. she eventually died from the wounds. bail is set at $1 million. the district attorney considers him a flight risk. >> he is a citizen of ecuador and if he does make bail in this case, he not have his passport so he can't leave the country. >> the judge agree -- the judge agreed. a lot of the documents have been sealed, including the cause of death and the key it that is the second man police are looking for. he is still at large. and the request to seal information sites possible co- conspirator whose might destroy evidence. the district attorney believes

he is directly involved in the killing. >> he is also charged with murder and the use of a stabbing instrument. >> the attorney representing the doctor declined to comment. he will return to court june 20 for a bail hearing and also scheduled to enter a plea. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. the medical examiner identified a diver killed in a steep fall from a clip. aaron smith fell friday. he just completed a dive and was trying to climb up the cliff. he fell 100 feet to the rocks below. search is underway for a missing student from university of california at berkeley. he hasn't been heard from since last friday. he told his mother he was going for a hike. he is 23 years old. she was staying at his family's

cabin and his belongings were found there. search and rescue teams and the sheriff's department are taking part in the search. >> reporter: one of the worse draughts in -- one of the worse draughts in decades but not everyone is cutting back. governor jerry brown called called for a 20% cut but in san jose the water use was up. san francisco residents have reluced their water use -- reduced their water use by 8 pest and east bay mud cut by 3%. ktvu's tom vacar is seeing is what they are doing get people it cut down on water use. tom? >> reporter: i tell you something, it is interesting, this is only going to get more expensive unless supply increases or demand decreases. >> east bay mud says it is

doing better than most with a 10% voluntary savings. >> reporter: east bay mud says it is okay for this summer. >> if another long dry winter is ahead of us we will have to look at more serious measures. >> reporter: they have several options. including teared pricing thresholds. >> i think if they made it more expensive. right now water is still affordable. doesn't make us think twice. >> reporter: another option, fines. >> i hate to use the word fine but seems like it is going to be bad this year. if that is what it takes. >> reporter: another option putting flow restricters and

finally cut offs. >> i lived abroad and they talk about creative approaches to create a broader perspective on how to make a larger water supply. >> as efficient as we think we are new technologies make more conservetion possible. >> -- conservation possible. >> look at our landscaping. >> reporter: tomorrow east bay mud will approve a 9% rate increase. reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we created a special section on the drought on www.ktvu.com. you can see the water restrictions in your area. the parts that are in the most severe drought and a look at water levels. a new audit of va

healthcare facilities shows tens of thousands of veterans are waiting for medical care. the report shows veterans returning from iraq and afghanistan over loaded loaded the system and made the 14 day deadline unworkable. >> this should help us decide on the scope or determine the scope of the problem and also to evaluate proposed reforms. >> acting va secretary said they contacted 50,000 veterans to get them off waiting lists. he also scrapped 2014 performance bonuses for management at va hospitals and congress is working on legislation that will allow hem to go to civilian medical facilities. >> allow them to go outside the system right away and allows people outside a 40-mile radius to get their care outside of

the system as well. >> former secretary of veterans affairs eric shinseki ordered the audit. eric shinseki has since resigned. va helmets in northern california with the -- hospitals in northern california with the longest wait times are san francisco and palo alto. san francisco logged the longest average wait time of 50 days. >> reporter: apple stock made it more affordable to buy. this is the first time in 9 years they split their stack. it closed -- stock. it closed today under $94. before the split it was $700. an exotic car and mansion. new information on the two teens who went on a spending spree that money wasn't theirs

and how it all came to a very quick end. >> their faces are used in video games and ads so should college athletes get a cut of the profits? why the ncaa says athletes shouldn't get a dime. >> the owner of california chrome changes his tune. the message he has tonight for the horse that beat out california chrome for the triple crown. hey there. did you select these things on purpose? not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source.

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muni service is running normally today. the union called off the meeting and that raised concern about another sick out. muni says drivers showed up for work today. if the union fails to approval the agreement or participate in arbitration by june 15 the current contract will go into effect for two years. the co-owner of casey california chrome is now apologizing. he said some of the other teams were cowered. he said these people nominate their horses for the triple crown and 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 but this

morning he apologized saying he was ashamed of his comments and issued an apology to the winner saying the horse deserved his win and hoped his comments didn't take anything away from the win. the san francisco 49ers are taking part in a fundraiser for make-a-wish foundation in san jose. all tips plus 20% of sales will be donated to the charity. it is just about to start. it goes till 8:00 p.m. tonight. it is first come first serve. a spending spree with someone else's money. how two teens got their hands on a car and a mansion and the traffic stop that brought it all to an end. >> a sex-ed class that got too personal. the unusual lesson plan and why the school says parents have nothing to complain about. >> after the break, the cool

down heading our way, which areas cool down the quickest and the most.

a taste for the high life could land teen behind bars for years. a north bay teen accused of going on a spending spree involving a sports car and a exclusive mansion. ktvu's ken wayne tells us it

all came to an end after a traffic stop. >> reporter: 19-year-old is sitting behind bars tonightoon million dollars bond. -- tonight on a million dollars bond. his wild ride came to an end after the car was reported stolen wednesday. >> he likes living a high roller lifestyle. >> reporter: while living in this home with his parents. investigators say he used a stolen american express number to rent the car for $13,000 and rented a $12 million mansion. how could a 19-year-old get away with it? >> he is very sophisticated and wasn't afraid to get caught. he was able to do it online. there is no face oface contact -- face to face contact. >> reporter: he used the name mo money.

he was flashy but odd. >> i am not surprised he did this. he was off from the beginning. weird. >> the ironic thing, the morning he was -- the afternoon he was arrested, he was at court that day. >> reporter: that was in berkeley where she waiting sentencing on other fraud charges that could lock him up for three years. >> the walls are closing in on him. >> reporter: he will be in court friday morning to try to get his bail amount reduced. sheriff investigators say this case is far from over and there is a good chance more charges will be filed. ken wayne, ktvu channel 2 news. president obama today signed order to lower student loan payments. makes 5 million borrowers edgable for the pay as you earn -- eligible for the pay as you

earn program. it forgives any unpaid debt after 20 years. >> we want more young people who act responsibly to manage their went. >> republicans said it does -- went. >> republicans said it does -- debt. >> republicans said it does nothing to help the problem. united airlines launched the first non-stop service from the united states to china which is the capital. the flight out of sfo takes 14 hours but that is about 4 hours shorter than before. people in the east bay got out despite the sizzling heat to support a good cause. the fallen heroes celebrity golf tournament was held today. fallen heroes helps to raise money for police and firefighters killed on duty. the fundraising continues tonight. ktvu channel 2 news and tv 36 are proud sponsors of fallen

heroes. a real estate developer behind the headen cash craze said -- hidden cash craze said he is about to announce something within the hour. this weekend folks searched for hidden cash. it turned into social media phenomenon as folks are now imitating his idea and using twitter to provide clues. growing up in the east bay we know what extreme heat is like. days like today, bill martin, have people running for the coast. >> it is baking out there. 105 in livermore. berkeley right now 78 degrees. livermore 105. real hot inland. cooler along the coast. there is the fog along the coast. 57 degrees at the beach. wearing jackets at ocean beach.

cold right now on the avenues. the winds are on shore. it is hot in antioch. 105. fairfield today, official highs from the national weather service, 104 fairfield. 103 antioch. instead of 104, say fairfield goes 94, 93, something like that. drops 10 degrees inland and it will cool around here as the fog comes back in. the winds at the san francisco airport are starting to gust. you have gusts there, 20 and 30 miles per hour. on shore direction. all the moist cool air is heading our way. these are current temperatures. you see, right? the cool air gets to the berkeley area. cooled them into the 60s. tomorrow more yellows and greens. i will push these to the east,

south and north. tomorrow warm spots are low 90s. people are struggling with sleeping at night because temperatures have been -- over night lows mid-60s. tonight midnight, concord, 70s. it will feel hot but things are changing. this cooling trend for tomorrow but through the week will hang in. forecast highs tomorrow much, much, much cooler than today. 87 morgan hill. 90 pleasanton. 90 livermore. air quality has been improving. fire danger getting goofy as well. we had the red flag warning in northern california. and clear lake area. fire danger takes a break. this is your five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. there it comes into view always. sunny sunday and temperatures warmer. but it was hot today. won't be as hot tomorrow. >> thank you. he is trying to keep the

city safer and unfortunately he ended up getting hit himself. >> one of the bay area's most bike friendly cities one of the least likely to get hit and hurt shares his story. >> a bloody shooting at a east bay hotel. the problem with police radios that made it harder to catch the killer. and criminals are crashing in, how they are using the kiosks to steal your credit card information. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures.

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the future of ncaa athletes and the way college sports are regulatered being decided. a lawsuit is -- regulated being decided. a lawsuit is asking to get a but of the money flowing in. the lead plaintiff was the first person to take the stand. he described the pressure and long hours of working on his game and not on his grades. >> i was recruited to play basketball. that is what i did when i was there. i didn't take my studies too serious. >> the ncaa says paying players would up end the model of

college sports. a man who is an expert at staying safe on a bike couldn't avoid being hit in san francisco. the bicycle safety instructor is recovering after he was rear ended by a distracted driver. ktvu's john fowler is in the city where they continue tatangle -- to tangle. >> reporter: that's right. in san francisco one of the most savvy -- bike savvy areas in the bay area, you can see the green arrows. we found lots of road anxiety. >> reporter: more than 75,000 bicycle trip as day in san francisco you would think drivers and bicyclists would have it worked out. >> terrible in the city. yeah. with the bikes. unless all is a lane. >> reporter: bicyclists say the problem is distracted drivers. we caught this driver texting. >> seeing people driving and

looking down. looking in their lap. >> reporter: professional bicycle safety instructor says he was pedaling right here. 10 days ago. wearing bright yellow. about to merge into the left lane when a driver slammed into him from behind. >> i dodged a bullet. >> reporter: he curved a con-- suffered a concussion. >> had to be distracted driver. he struck me right in the center of his car. >> reporter: new details reveal cars hit bicycles most often from behind and city crashes are more likely with more lanes. as you can see the bigger the road the bigger the risk of a fatal collision. speed one factor but distracted driving is increasing. >> it could ruin someone's life. >> the driver could face criminal charges.

he was hit right at one of the bicycle signs. he will continue to ride and lobby for more street markings and more enforcement of distracted driving. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. parents of a students are outraged ova sex-ed lesson they say got too personal. >> a family in san diego county said its daughter and students were asked about how far they were willing to go sexually. the teacher had students stand under signs with labels like hug, kiss, above the waist and so on. >> pointing the kids out is not something that needs to be done in the school. or anywhere. >> the school principal said parents signed a permission slip and parents are able to look at the curriculum ahead of time. now at 6:00 p.m. a communication break down is

hindering police work. the radio problem that started cropping up this weekend. >> a two-year-old boy visiting fisherman's wharf dize after a statue -- dies after a statue topples on him. >> sweet spirit. always smiling. >> we are hearing from his family tonight and learning about previous problem as thet gallery. >> -- at the gallery. >> and car thieves are hitting a new spot, the unlikely place they are using. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >> record breaking heat grips the inland bay area and people head to the coast to stay cool. the hottest spots and the changes already taking shape. good evening. hello. i am gasia mikalian. >> and i am frank somerville. julie has the night off. first we begin with developing news from the east bay. a man's body has been found and

now his children and their mother are missing. police officers came to the house on 16th street before 8:00 a.m. this morning and found a man was shot to death inside. ktvu's amber lee is here where the search is on for the children and their mother. you just spoke with police. i just came out of a briefing with police. neighbors found the father shot dead in the home on the 1600 block of 16th street. police are treating this as a homicide investigation with the missing mom with three children. mom is 35 years old. children are 6 years old, 12 years old, and a two-year-old. police say they are not calling mom a suspect because they don't know what happened. mom does not live with the children and the father and the dad had custody of the chil