crews rushed to put out a fire that was headed straight for homes. the question tonight, was it arson. once again san rafael sent fire agents racing once again suspicious fires come dangerously close to homes. it's happened twice in three days. this afternoon a two alarm brush fire burned about 4 acres in the marin woods. homeowners and fire crews are being especially vigilant, deb.

>> reporter: today's fire started next to this walking trail. no one is saying arson just yet but it's considered suspicious. dozens of people running for safety. as grass fires erupt behind a mobile home park. this was friday. 16acres burned in terra linda and today water and retardant rained down again in marin woods on the opposite side of 101. >> people are certainly concerned. >> especially the people who's houses bud up to open space. these homeowners were driving home from work and could see this fire was burning close to home as he was stuck on traffic. >> it was nice that knowing the firefighters were on top of it.

they actually had a fast response. >> reporter: this fire captain took us to the top of the hill where the fire start. >> we haven't discounted arson but at this point it's just suspicious. but it's unlikely it was an accidental act. >> reporter: friday's fires are more sinister since they started close to each other. this homeowner watched the commotion today and wondered about the coincidence. >> we have some friends that live over there so they just got through a fire and now one here so it's the season right. >> the fuel conditions are such that this is fire behavior and activity we would see more in august or september. >> reporter: because fire really races during a condition homeowners warn if you haven't

yet, clear the brush around your home it gives firefighters a fighting chance, debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. breaking news tonight out of the peninsula where an investigation is under way after a man was found dead in stanford campus housing. the unidentified male was found this afternoon at a residential building on mayfield avenue that's near laganitas drive. the cause of the death has not been released. the sheriff's office has been calleded in to lead the investigation. california lawmakers boy they cut it close with less than six hours to go before the deadline. they approved a state budget tonight. cara liu in the newsroom with a look at what's included in this $156 million spending plan. >> reporter: legislators met the midnight deadline with several hours to spare. approving a spending plan in the fiscal year that starts july 1st. the budget easily passed in the

state and senate. they called it a huge improvement from just a few years ago. it includes more money for education as well as a rainy day fund governor brown wanted. >> we have a balanced budget with a surplus and a rainy day fund that will be in the billions of the dollars. we're paying down debt aggressively while increasing funding for education and slowly for other services which have been cut. california is in good shape. >> reporter: republicans took aim at the increased spending saying there's still a lot of pork and pet projects. >> funding the high speed train continues to not be popular with the people. but somehow we keep finding funding here. there's a poppuri here and there but all in all not a bad budget. >> reporter: for this budget there was no drama and no going into overtime. >> when you tell the state legislature they're not going to get the budget on time

they're going to be docking their own pay. you've hit a cord. >> most of the budget's main cords were worked out. cara liu, ktvu channel 2 news. more details now on the budget, the plan includes more money for social services that includes med cal, welfare to work, child care and preschool program. it also begins a preschool plan and reserves $10 million. most of that goes into that rainy day fund. the contract for san francisco's transit drivers expires at midnight. transit officials told ktvu tom -- ktvu.com there's no threat of a sick out. a proposal calls for raises of more than 11% over two years but requires workers to contribute 5.5% to their pensions. a fishing accident led to a

death of an oakland man. he was fishing at a preserve when his line got tangled. while trying to reach that line he slipped and fell hitting his head. friends tried to help. police have not yet released the victim's idea -- identity but say he was 52 years old. a boat overturneded in a popular southern california lake. the boat flipped over in ventura county. firefighters were call to the scene, they say everyone had ingested some water and nine people were taken to the hospital as a precaution. however no one was seriously injured. everyone on board was wearing a life jacket. there is no word on what caused that boat to capsize. >> investigators continue to look into the circumstances of that shoot out near a nevado

county shoot out. around 3:00 yesterday, a chp officer was responding to a call from a bureau of land management ranger. when the two came across man with a gun. there was a shoot out and both the rainer and the suspect were hit. the chp officer injured his leg but it's not clear how. all of the injuries are said to be nonlife threatening. the san francisco social media consultant at the center of an fbi bomb case is scheduled to be back in court tomorrow. 42-year-old ryan chamberland was arrested earlier this month. following a three day man hunt. chamberlain had bomb making material in his apartment. chamberlain is currently in custody. he's set to appear in court tomorrow for a bail hearing.

developing news tonight on the crisis in iraq. dozens of marines arrived in baghdad to provide additional security there at the embassy. this after videos of thousands killed. >> reporter: insurgents in iraq continue their push toward baghdad. the group isis most recently taking control of the northwest iraqi town. last week they gained control of iraq's second biggest city. dozens of people including members of the iraqi military fleeing for safety. >> they have no mercy, they bumper people. they kill. they have no conscious.

we came here because we're afraid of them. frightening photos emerging, appearing to show terrorists holding iraqi soldiers hostage. many of those hostages being executed. iraqi top officials believe the photos were taken in saddam hussein's hometown. but hundreds have lined up at a military camp in baghdad hoping to hold a strong line against the islamic extremists if and when they breach the capitals borders. >> we have retaken the initiative and we're here to defeat them with all those who have stood by the will of the iraqi people. >> as explosions continue in the capital city, some officials at the u.s. embassy in iraq are being evacuated to jordan. the u.s. has also bolstering its security. john kerry speaking with the jordanian prime minister

discussing the threats to iraq and syria promising to keep in close contact in the coming days. in rio de janeiro, officers throw smoke bombs at protesters. many are upset for the millions spent. most brazilians live on as little as $2 a day. i'm casey kasem and here we go. >> the man with the golden voice. we look back and look at the life and legacy of casey kasem. >> right time, right place as a

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nothing refreshes like nestea. a suspected drunk driver took a curve too quickly and authorities say plowed into a homeless encampment killing a man who was sleeping there in a tent. the suv exited interstate 80 at

fifth and harrison streets in san francisco. that victim has been identified wilbert williams. ktvu spoke to williams friends. >> reporter: they are the personal belongings of a father, grandfather and military veteran who called this spot next to the freeway home. >> yeah he's homeless but that doesn't mean he didn't matter to somebody. somebody cared about him. i did. >> reporter: the man was known by many at the homeless comp at pop for his paternal nature. >> he looked out for people. helped them out when he could. gave them money if they needed it. >> reporter: yesterday evening pops pitched his tent in this spot to turn in for the night. around 1:00 this morning, people at the camp were startled awake by a startling noise. >> next thing i heard was a very large bang. next thing i know, i seen that

car, looked and seen pop's tent really gone. >> reporter: instead of making the curve he went through the guardrail, plowed through this homeless encampment and the suv kept going. it didn't stop until it went across harrison street. the chp say it is 27-year-old driver of that suv was booked for dui violation. he was not seriously injured. >> it's dangerous around here. >> reporter: the people who live in this area say it's not the first time a vehicle has crashed into their encampment. >> i'm trying to go some where else but what happened is my rent went up. >> reporter: many say they would like caltrans to put up extra signs or traffic signs to alert drivers to the sharp curve. in the meantime, pop's friends plan to keep him in their memory as they try to keep an eye on the cars in their neighborhood. one man is dead and another hospitalized tonight after a double shooting in oakland this afternoon. it happened on 103rd avenue

andplymouth street. police are not releasing many details on what led up to the shooting. but authorities did say two shooters were involved but they're not releasing suspect descriptions at this point. investigators say the wounded victim is expected to survive. vallejo police are asking for help in trying to identify people responsible for two arsons at an el men industry school last month. a fire on may 31st at the loma vista burned this playground that was just built a few years ago. damage is estimated as much as $15,000. the other fire was set on the south side of this school and caused little damage. solano crime stoppers is offering close to $1,000 reward for information in this case. the review is under way for two different proposals to keep doctors medical center in san pablo from closing. health officials are trying to stop the financial bleeding and preserve crucial services after a tax measure failed last month. a free standing emergency room

is one of the options. it would require fewer than 200 employees rather than 900. nonemergencies would be sent elsewhere. a second option calls for reduced hospital beds. that review should be done in about 30 days. the first lady sent a happy father's day wish to her presidential husband on twitter today. she posted a family photo from years ago when daughters malia and sasha were much much younger. she wrote, happy father's day barack. our girls are lucky to have such a great dad. she signed it mo for michelle obama. yesterday the president delivered the commencement address at uc you are -- irvine. one of radio's most beloved

voices is now silent. casey kasem has died at the age of 82. he was the man behind american top 40 and many other pop music programs. >> i'm casey kasem and here we go. >> in 1970, casey kasem cofounded and hosted the american top 40 franchise for 21 years he counted the nation's top songs. >> my name is casey kasem, reminding you to keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars. >> casey kasem may also sound familiar from the cartoon scooby too. he voiced shaggy. music journalist ben fong torrez remembers his time working with him.

>> the lasting impression that casey leaves and left is of a man who was driven by work, by success, and by professionalism. he was driven to perfection. he worked awfully hard to become what he became. >> in the early 1960s, casey kasem worked as a dj. it was there where kasem honed his skills and eventually became one of the greatest radio personalities of all time. at ktvu.com you will find more on the life and legacy of casey kasem. including a slide show of pictures in his career. you can find them all under the images tab. high spirits today as bill and melinda gates gave a

speech. they say stanford is where genius lives. and they credited the students for flexibility of mind and optimism. >> this is where people come to discover the future and have fun doing it. >> now some people call you all nerds, and we hear that you claim that label with pride. >> well, so do we. >> pretty funny there the gates also urged the graduating class not to use seek profit but use their talents to tackle poverty and disease. and we're going to show you a new perk from starbucks. and a pilot takes a leap but it wasn't on purpose.

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a house fire in newark new jersey claimed the life of six people early this morning. the fire started around 4:00 a.m. and spread quickly. no word tonight on the cause according to neighbors. a woman live there had with her daughters and grandchildren. arson invest dwi -- investigators have been called in. the engineering student who tackled a gunman at a seattle christian college earlier this month graduated this weekend and received a standing ovation. >> john meese suma kumlade. >> reporter: john meese pepper sprayed and pounced on a man as he was reloading his gun at pacific university. one person was killed and two

others injured. the gunman had at least 50 additional rounds. he told police he claimed to kill as many people as possible and then himself. starbucks is offering a new perk. the seattle company is partnering with arizona university online. most of the company's 135,000 employees are eligible and they don't have to remain with starbucks after getting their degree. a pilot working for an illinois sky diving company got his first jump this weekend all by accident. on just his fourth flight yet. the pilot realized a pilot hit the tail of the plane. for several minutes, he tried to control the plane trying to make it back to the airport.

when he figured out he wasn't going to make it. he decided to bail. fortunately he was wearing a parachute. >> i jumped out of the aircraft about 2,000 feet. so i only had 1,500 feet left to the ground. the wind carried me and i landed in this soybean field over here. and his actions quick actions probably saved his life. that plane was destroyed on impact. >> yikes. saying goodbye to a legend. >> the touching ceremony in the bay area today to honor maya angelou. >> many aspiring writers wait years to get their first book published. we'll show you a 16-year-old who has already published his second book. ♪ ♪

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a song for maya angelou. hundreds gathered to remember the woman who's life inspired so many. the touching tribute took place at one of angelou's favorite places. glide memorial hope as a crowd said goodbye one last time. >> reporter: at glide memorial, the tables were set for a celebration. >> we gathered the vibrations, we gather the vibe. >> reporter: the line to get in curved around the block to remember a life well lived. >> we're drawn together again

by m aya angelou. >> reporter: poet, philosopher, teacher to the masses. >> she said my life would be incomplete if i did not open up a bit and connect with people on a deeper level. >> i'm going to a place, ♪ will there be nothing left to do ♪ but just walk around heaven ♪ >> reporter: with boxes of kleenex to wipe away tears, dozens giannis antetokounmpoered to the san francisco gritty neighborhood district -- dozens gathered at the san francisco gritty neighborhood district. >> maya angelou chose to lead

in the change in this extraordinary city. >> reporter: a city that walked out to the streets watch this woman be memorialized. however, her son said that she had more differences. >> it's about the elevation of the human spirit. about loving and respecting ourselves as well as each other. >> reporter: and today inside glide memorial that human spirit soared. >> ♪ >> reporter: in san francisco, noelle walker, ktvu news. in developing news, a wildfire in the secoya national forest nearly doubled in size and grew again today. the fire now covers more than three square miles overnight

deputies ordered people in the heights area to leave the area to avoid the expanding fire. the evacuations affect about 500 homes. tonight crews have contained the flames. the forest services say most tourist destinations are still open. a firefighters is recovering tonight and a family of four is homeless after a fire that started in their garage quickly spread. along with the fire fighter two people also suffered first and second degree burns. azmeth smith talked to the homeowner about the devastating fire. >> reporter: this video captures the intense flames fire fighters were up against when a garage fire got out of control. in the background you can hear a person screaming. >> that was one of our residents, one of the children from that home and they finally realized the home was completely involved in fire. >> reporter: the fire happening

just before 8:00 this morning. the family inside at the time escaped but not without injury. >> and they checked everywhere. no fire. but when they opened the garage door a flame in the garage door. >> reporter: the homeowner suffered burns while trying to put the fire out. he showed us the injuries to his finger. >> why is it sad to you? >> because we are worried right now about where we will live. >> reporter: everything in the kitchen and front room caught fire. one firefighter burned his ear. the cause of this fire. >> the fire appeared to start at a hot plate. >> a reminder for all families to not leave cooking appliances on and to have a fire extinguisher handy. that could have put out the fire before it turned into

this. >> it's a sad situation but on a larger scale, we're happy that they all got out safely. that none of them were killed in the fire. two cars inside the garage were destroyed. the firefighter who burned his ear was treated here and released. the parents were treat at a local burn unit. the american red cross is assisting the family tonight. reporting live, azenith smith. crews are preparing to activate a new set of metering lights. they will be located along highway 92 in eden road, industrial boulevard and hisperian boulevard. the lights will be turned on tomorrow and stay green while drivers get used to seeing them. then they will go live on the morning of june 24th. a 16-year-old boy with bay area roots is off to a fast start in the literary world. he wrote a book with his mother called straight a study skills.

he says he received testimonials from other students and put together their experiences in his latest book to help new students excel. he says one of the biggest things he learned is simple. >> you need to get a lot of sleep. you know some guys in my dorm think i'm lame because i'm in bed at 11:00. but i think that has really helped me. i feel well rested the next day. ready to do whatever i have to do. >> reporter: both of his parents went to stanford. and they say his first letter was to andrew luck to stay at sanford and finish his senior year. instead of going to the nfl draft. and luck eventually ended up staying and he hopes his letter

had something to do with that. i don't know why i send flowers, sometimes i want to. >> 16-year-old joe kezer, and megan amagliou tied for a prize in the river of words contest. the ceremony was held at st. mary's college. the international contest aims to promote literacy, the arts. 10 other winners came from around the country. the grand prize winner from the philippines. >> congratulations. from superman to batman. holy road race robin. celebrating super hero style. the colorful race that honors some super heros on this father's day. >> will the weekend's pleasant weather stick around for the workweek? mark tamayo is coming up next with your monday forecast. at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies,

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well temperatures have been going up and down all week. friday the warmest day of the weekend and today we actually cooled off a little bit. san jose 74. still a few low 80s to report. and the antioch area as well. all in the lower 80s around 80 to 81 degrees. probably noticed a few hot clouds moving across the bay area this evening. a weak system moving into northern california. generating the clouds and gusty winds. here's a closer look at the satellite right now. you see some of the overcast moving into the region. a will the of the overcast moving to the south and east. winds out of the south at 15 miles per hour. oakland winds sustained at 15

gusting to 21 miles per hour. sfo look at this wind gust of up to 37 miles per hour in san jose the winds not at strong. the strongest winds near the coast and right around the bay itself. current numbers it's actually pretty mild out there. san francisco 55 and san jose reporting 62 and a few high clouds. the hour by hour forecast in san jose at 10:00 52 degrees. tomorrow morning on track to reach the lower 70s for tomorrow afternoon. gusty winds. here's our live camera look out framed out toward san francisco. city hall and this camera has been moving around quite a bit over the next hour or two with winds picking up from 20 to 25 miles per hour. tomorrow it'll be a cooler forecast. then we go the other direction in the long range for tuesday, wednesday and thursday. warming right around the corner but not for tomorrow. overnight lows to start out your monday will be in the lower 50s for santa rosa, san francisco, san jose with partly

to mostly cloudy skies. the clouds will redevelop near the coast and near the bay. i was talking about this weather system moving in from the north. a cloud producer for us right now. this will be the source of cooling into monday. once this moves out, high pressure moves in. probably wednesday and thursday the two warmest day of the week. inland we're thinking upper 80s to right about 90 degrees. no major extreme heat, no triple digit. showing you all the cloud cover tomorrow morning, probably more coverage up in the north bay as well. here we are at 6:00 tomorrow morning. partly to mostly sunny skies into tomorrow. notice the 80s in the north of the region. wind speeds do pick up again in the order of 15 to 20 miles per hour. santa rosa 76 degrees. oakland 66, livermore at 73. san jose lower 70s. these numbers about the same as today. could be a little cooler in a

few spots. san francisco 62. look ahead your five day forecast with temperatures cooling monday. gradually warming back up tuesday, wednesday and thursday. with a weekend in view. a little bit of a drop out in numbers into the 70s. a warm up for day seven. i should mention if you're wondering when summer begins saturday morning at 3:51. get ready as we welcome summer into the area. your father may be a hero to you but how about a super hero. there goes captain america. thousands of families in the sacramento area say their dad is. the colorful race featured all the greats and a lot of fathers. >> we fight bad guys right. >> yeah. >> we're out here to help raise money and have fun. i couldn't think of a better way to spend father's day.

>> the race benefits the center for -- tulowitzki hits one into the stands. winter says he was in the right place at the right time. he snagged the ball in one hand while holding thomas right there in the other. today winner and his catch trending on social media. >> kind of frightening. people need to get a hobby kind of about that one. i shouldn't be trending. >> yeah you should. with a catch like that come on. winter says the rockies they wanted the ball back but they exchanged it with another one with tulowitzki's signature. a nice father's day souvenir.

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the best team in the nba resides once again in san antonio texas. anyone who saw the spurs take a 2-1 lead over miami thursday night, could not be more spried that san antonio wrapped things up tonight at home. he asked his teammates to follow his lead. james follows a dwayne wade miss there then gets two with a

jam plus a foul. james went for 17 in the first quarter then he jumped to a 19- 5 lead as he went for 31 in all. this series was a coming out party for leonard. leonard. when he pulls up for a three the spurs have their first lead. they led by seven at the half and just kept going. the old man ginobili with a tough two inside. watch the traffic he fights through. refusing to be turned back. ginobili had 13. one of four in double digits. mills with a three coming to the board with 17. then there's duncan. duncan won his first title in 1999 and will make this his fifth. the deepest team in the league gets another true team performance winning in an