street, not far from downtown san leandro. people who live in -- who live in the area are told to shelter in place. i am ken wayne. frank somerville is off. >> i am julie haener. developing news, amtrak is reporting delays because of a deadly accident in richmond. fire officials say a person was hit and killed by a southbound train coming into the amtrak station. this is video from news chopper 2. you can see investigators there at the scene. the train was close enough to the station to off load all passengers who were not hurt. the north bound track is operating. fire crews on the scene of a grass fire on olhone college in fremont. news chopper 2 is live over head. you can see flames are burning right now. the fire burned 5 acres of that very dry grass land. we just saw crews citing back

fires. that is what -- setting back fires. that is what that may be. olhone college is on mission boulevard and it is next to open space in the foothills off 680. crews are in the mop up stain right now. our chief meteorologist bill martin -- stage right now. our chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the conditions right now. >> very dry conditions. over the last 24 hours, 36 hours, temperatures cooled off. setting the back fires here, it will burn up hill and burn all the potential fuel. the situation at the fire zone, you have winds at 22. that is the story today. a wind advisory is in effect in the fairfield area. san francisco international airport 45 miles per hour. look at the humidity. right? 55%. look at the temperature.

64. look at the wind direction. a moist direction. that is helpful for firefighters. here is the wind advisory till 8:00 a.m. a fire in vacaville, marine, but conditions because of the cooler temperatures can, the higher humidity not as severe as they could be. when i come back we will talk about the warm up, heating up, and i will let you know how that effects fire danger. >> more on the other fires you mentioned. 12 hours after it started crews have a wildfire in marin 80% contained. it started at 5:00 a.m. it burned 35 acres on the north side. cal fire brought in ground crews and a aircraft. hikers were kept away from the fire area. a grass fire is threatening homes north of vacaville. it started around 2:30 p.m.

this afternoon. it burned 70 acres. they sent several aircraft to drop water on the flames. you can see the charred ground is next to homes in the area and homes are still threatened but no homes have burned. it is windy, 22 miles per hour but fire crews stopped the forward progress of the flames. the fire is 30% contained. police are warning the public after a 13-year-old girl was grabbed by three men and raped. ktvu's jana katsuyama is live where she spoke with investigators about the case. we will get more on the story coming up in a couple minutes. a bill that could speed up the process of firing teachers charged with misconduct is headed to governor jerry brown. ktvu's eric rasmussen has been following the push for changes and joins us live in the news room to explain why there is

optimism it will become law. >> reporter: governor jerry brown vetoed a similar effort last year but those behind the new bill are working the governor and they are very hopeful. they passed a b-2 15, it aims to speed up the dismissal process for teachers accused of sex abuse by creating a separate appeals process. hearings begin within six months. even non-egregious cases would be stream lined. the teachers association opposed a ruling declaring tenure rules unconstitutional, the union actually supported a b-2 15. . >> we are hopeful we had a break through. when we can all agree there is certain types of conduct that have absolutely no business

happening at any school. >> reporter: she auththered bill. she said the dismissals process takes too long and cost too muchs money. last month we -- too much money. last month we found it took years before teacher's credentials were suspected or revoked for misconduct. i received an e-mail saying the administration supports this new bill but it gave no time line for how soon governor jerry brown will sign -- governor jerry brown will sign it. eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. tenure laws are conconstitutional. that ruling -- unconstitutional. teachers unions have promised to appeal. as we mentioned oakland police are issuing a warning after a 13-year-old girl was

gang raped. now to ktvu's jana katsuyama. she is live at oakland police headquarters with the latest on this case. >> reporter: i spoke to oakland police this past hour about the investigation. they are issuing a public safety advisory. the victim is a 13-year-old girl. i will show you a map of where they say this happened. the victim reported she had been on the 9200 block of coral road about 11:00 p.m. on friday morning. she -- 11:00 a.m. friday morning. she said a car pulled up, there were three men in the car. they forced her at gun point into the vehicle and sexually assaulted her. [ audio difficulties ] >> we will look at video, going back and canvassing the area. talking to witnesses and with the family. we will talk with the victim.

>> that was jana katsuyama reporting from oakland. we will have more on this stories tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news. stanford students protested on how they are handling a sexual assault case involving two students and the punishment for the rapist. . >> the student who says she was sexually assaulted helped lead a protest today. the students are upset over the decision yesterday not to expel the student accused of rape. officials say it happened off campus and the suspect is not considered a threat to others. >> expulsion has to be the deful -- default. >> the student will be allowed to finish school though they will with hold his degree for

two years. seats on these buses are being locked up because of a safety issue. finding a seat is getting even tougher. ktvu's christien kafton is in san francisco. they said they are taking hundreds of seats out of use to make the buses safer? >> reporter: regular muni riders say getting a seat could be tough. >> it is horrible. you can't get any seats. people are just standing. >> reporter: regular muni riders noticed there are now even fewer seats. in april they are locking seats up so they can't be used. >> i saw the stickers last week and i was like -- wondering about it. >> the stickers follows a

warning from the bus manufacturer saying there have been three hard breaking incidents where passengers were ejected from the seats and sustained injuries. none of the incidents happened in san francisco but muni took the warning seriously. >> we decided to fold the seats up and keep the passengers from sitting in the seats. >> reporter: he knows the dangers first hand after a bus she was on was cut off by a passing car. >> so suddenly we flew forward. >> the problem is limited to the older buses. newer buses feature barriers like this aimed to prevent passengers from flying forward in a sudden stop. passengers say they understand the need for safety but also say muni needs to find a way to replace those seats. >> they have to do something

about it. >> reporter: right now 80% of muni's fleet is effected. they say the mta is phasing in the new buses with the safer seats. the older buses will be gone in 5 years. right now -- moving on. b.a.r.t.'s board of directors selected two options for its new fleet of cars. one has support pole near the doors and a bike rack in the middle. the second design has poles at the end of the cars and no bike rack. they are ordering 10 cars to be tested. the board made a decision on the fares for the oakland people mover. six dollars a person. the rail extension runs 3-miles and will open up this fall. a simple school prank spark

as serious response. the special danger posed by peanut butter smeared on door handles and sidewalks. >> summer camping trips are getting canceled. the problems that are forcing families to change their plans.

rick perriler is drawing -- texas governor rick perry is drewing fire for remarks -- drawing fire for remarks made. he angered many people when he compared homosexuality to callism. ktvu's -- alcoholism. ktvu's david stevenson reports. >> reporter: texas governor rick perry drew a crowd to san

francisco last night. when asked whether he believes home investmentiallity is a dis- - homosexuality is a disorder. >> i may have the coding that i am declined to be a alcoholic but i have the desire not to do that and i look at the homosexual issue the same way. the comments drew furious responses. >> to compare it to alcoholism was frustrating to hear. >> dumb statements like that encourage the violence and the oppression of a significant number of people who live in texas. >> reporter: they indicated support for therapy for gays and lesbians. they asked whether he thinks they could be cured by prayer or counseling. >> i don't know.

i don't. i am not a doctor. >> it does not work and it is damaging to people who are subjected to it and undermines people's mental health. >> reporter: his remarks drew angry responses on twitter. he called on him to apologize. they did not respond to our request for comment this afternoon. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. criminal charges will not be filed against colin kaepernick stemming from a suspicious incident involving a woman in his miami hotel room. prosecutors said there is insufficient evidence that any crime was committed and tests indicated the woman was not sexually assaulted. she reported she may have been assaulted after drinking and smoking with colin kaepernick and two other football players. colin kaepernick tweeted said saying as i said from day one i would never do nings that --

things that were made up about me. it is time for football. colin kaepernick has consistently and publicly denied wrong doing. a summer time tradition being cut short for people planning to go camping. the water levels are too low to service popular -- service popular park. ktvu's cristina rendon explains why the water is being shut off for the first time in their 90 year history. >> i have been coming here since i was 7 or 8. >> reporter: never before had they had to go without shower while camping. >> i got over there as they put the signs up. >> i took a sponge bath. >> the drought is effecting the source for water.

starting monday the parks department is canceling camping reservations and cancel the campground -- canceling the campground. >> we have a campground with 800 people over night and have the water system go out. . >> the water will come up to this log. >> the water is too low and algae is blocking the pipes forcing them oo cut -- to cut off the water. >> it is not the same. >> they are leaving sunday. they won't be left figuring out nar next move -- figuring out their next move. >> disappointment. you can't go from one place to another -- from one place to another. everything is booked up. >> sad. >> reporter: they will reassess the water levels at the end of

the month to determine whether or not they will keep the ground closed for the rest of the summer. cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. temperatures continued to trend down last couple days. that helped firefighters on the three fires we have seen today. 78 fairfield today. 83 antioch. highs down from a couple days ago. the wind chewed up the marine layer. it is clear. fog reforms tonight. i will show you that. the main thing to note here, all the greens. all the temperatures on the cool side. we have a lot of wind today.

a lot of moisture. temperatures are cooler. wind gusts at san francisco international airport 33 on the gusts. winds are dying off. less wind tomorrow. fog at the coast. temperatures come up. fog returns to the coast. even though you don't see it here. warmer tomorrow and warming into the bay area weekend. warmer. forecast for fog tomorrow morning. there it is. the winds chew it up. tomorrow morning patchy. it will burn off. breaks along the coast. it will fill back in tomorrow night. the forecast highs tomorrow warmer. you see that. right? 90s showing up. we have 80s. mid-80s and upper 80s in the valleys into the next couple

days. vacaville 84. 83 fairfield. highs for friday. 82 novato, walnut creek. spare the air day not an issue. fire danger always high but no red flag warnings. 80 morgan hill. nice looking pattern. we could do this all summer. sunshine at the coast. mild temperatures. not too hot. around the bay, perfect. clearing saturday. less clouds than friday and warmest day on the bay area weekend, will be on sunday. and 90 degrees, 91, 92 degrees. >> nice warm up for father's day. >> thank you. it may have been meant as a prank but whoever put peanut butter all over the high school could have made students seriately -- seriously ill. you can see the stains today. the school superintendent says 16 students at the school are allergic and could have gone

into shock if they. ed the peanut butter -- touched the peanut butter. >> they made an announcement to keep the doors open so the students didn't have to touch them. >> the school had a nurse on campus all day. they are trying to find out who is responsible. coming up the nationals go for the sweep at at&t park and a former number one ranked golfer leads the u.s. open and the world cup is underway in brazil and the host team gets more than it bargained for from croatia. sports is next.

looks like protesters want to get moving. got to go. >> that explosion was the sound of police launching tear gas at protesters in brazil as a cnn reporter was on the air. protesters are angry brazil spent $11 billion to host the tournament. they say that kind of money should be spent on schools, hospitals and public transportation. the games did start and fred is here to tell us more about that. >> one match today. host team brazil opened today

with a 57 home game undefeated street and they were favorites against croatia. brazil outplayed in the first half and trailed 1-0 at halftime but tied in the 41 minute. look at fred. yeah. fred. hall of fame fred. yellow card. he take as penalty shot. his first world cup game. heart and soul of the team. scores his second goal of the game. brazil wins 3-1. >> u.s. open returned to north carolina. stuart beat phil mickelson on the final shot, then he is looking for his first u.s. open title. great approach. shot even par 70. 5 back of the leader. the former world's number one

player. shot a 5 under 70. started with a great approach on the first home. 1-15 players to shoot under par but he has three shot lead after 18 holes. >> washington trying to be the first team ever to sweep the giants in a four game sweep at at&t park. didn't happen. he was getting tired of the losing streak. san francisco attacks nationals pitcher. triple. michael morris scores from first base. giants pitcher tim hudson got his 7th win of the season and hector sanchez singles. 23 rbis with 24 hits. giants win it 7-1. a's are off today. they host the yankees tomorrow night. should be a great fun weekend. >> thank you. we told you earlier about a

sexual assault investigation in oakland. we will have more on that tonight at 10:00 p.m. and more on suspicious fires that are happening in the east bay. arson suspect has been arrested. these stories and much more coming up tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news and thank you for joining us tonight. have a good night. >> good night. bulldog: [yawning] it's finally morning!

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