the tough road ahead for them in brazil. the ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. good morning. we are live in san francisco. there is a house fire under investigation. seven people were forced out of their homes when those flames broke out early this morning. christien kafton has been talking to the red cross. i'm claudine wong in for pam cook. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. it's chilly outside. >> windy. almost 50 at the altamont pass. there is 25-30 for many. there is a very unseasonably strong cold wind.

72 downtown san jose. already clearing taking place in the north bay. 40s and 50s. and temperatures will rebound slowly today because we have gusts to 26, 25, 23 take your pick. some areas are calm but there is definitely a pretty good breeze from treasure island to the delta. that is the low responsible for it. we will warm it up on wednesday. windy and cooler for most today. morning low clouds will give way to sunshine. 70s inland. 60s and 70s today. these are below normal temps. here is sal. we are looking at a commute that is getting busier by the moment as we get to the peak of it. this throws people off. in summer it gets light so early. but here we are and traffic is already very slow on the east shore in some spots. but still only a 19 minute

drive. when you get to the bay bridge you will be waiting a little longer here. already seeing signs that today may not be the busiest day at the toll plaza but it will be busy for the next hour or so. westbound 580 continues to be slow as you drive from tracy to livermore it gets better. and the other side of the bay 101 looks good. now 6:02 let's go back to the desk. new this morning firefighters in san francisco are trying to figure out what caused a fire that damaged three homes. ktvu christien kafton is live with a look at that damage and the help being given to the people effected. christien. >> reporter: we have been out here since 4:00 this morning. now that the sun is coming up, we are getting a clearer look at how much damage we have. there is a big pile of debris. as we look up toward the homes, you can see the area where it seems the fire may have started

between these two buildings. when firefighters arrived they say the flames were sleeping way up into the air. here's what firefighters are telling us. it started shortly after midnight. they believe the fire started outside of the unit at 384 ellington on the second floor and spread to the neighboring building. in all two buildings a total of three units damaged in this fire. three families displaced. one person was treated here at the scene with an unknown injury. the cause is under investigation. the red cross was on scene when we arrived here earlier this morning. in these throw families there was six adults and one child all displaced by the fire. >> they are all shaken up. of course to varying degrees. so is they are going through that. obviously very traumatic. they are worrying about family

members and pets and so forth. >> reporter: coming back out here live, this is the area where a lot of the investigation centered. the fire believed to have broken out in the second floor of this building. under investigation simply because it happened so literate -- so late at night. after midnight. they are not calling it suspicious but they are taking a look and investigating. we will continue to follow up with san francisco fire to see if they have a more definitive cause. live in san francisco christien kafton ktvu channel 2 news. time is 6:04. san rafael firefighters on alert after two suspicious fires. the latest one burned yesterday in marin along highway 101. a fire forced evacuations. about 16 acres were burned in that fire.

yesterday's fire started on a bike trail around 11:00. the flames spread up and over a hill behind homes on john stone drive. they are not calling it arson but do say it looks suspicious. the fire on friday it started on a hillside near the mobile home park. firefighters say it is -- coming up at 6:30 brian flores will have more on the investigation and what -- firefighters are still battling against a wild fire in kern county. it has burned more than 2,000 acres and forcing more evacuations. the shirley fire is burning in the sequoia national forest. they record ided -- they ordered the evacuation of 500 homes. several roads are closed but the forest service says most

tourist destinations are still open. however park visitors say they are on edge and prepared to leave at a moment's notice. >> we have talked about what we would grab. and i put all of my stuff back in this truck. >> the fire started around 7:00 friday night and right now it's 10% contained with almost 300 firefighters working to put out the flames. the cause of the fire is under investigation. as fire season begins, cal fire is holding a training exercise to make sure their crews are ready. at 9:00 a.m. sonoma, lake county, will be taking part in a helicopter training exercise. it's off lighton springs road. shouldn't be alarmed if you live in the area and see this. they will be practicing hoisting drills and setting up portable water stations. many people in san francisco are demanding extra traffic signs and flashing

lights. it happened early yesterday morning off interstate 80. the chp says a duke driver went -- a drunk driver went too fast through a curve. a man sleeping in a tent was killed. >> he looked out for people. helped them out when he could. >> people that live in the area says this is not the first time a car crashed in that encampment. the driver was booked on dui charges. nine children were among the 15 people rescued after a boat overturned in a popular southern california lake. most of the victim's were wearing life jackets expect an infant who was in a car seat. he was kept afloat by two adults. nine people were take ton the hospital mostly with minor injuries.

no word on what caused that boat to capsize. happening today the u.s. national soccer team makes its 2014 world cup debut. they will play ghana 3:00 p.m. local time. ghana has knocked the u.s. team out of the last two world cups. both teams are will in group g nicknamed the group of death. also includes germany and portugal ranked as the second and fourth best team in the world. here in the bay area there are several free world cup watch parties planned. in san francisco a big screen is set up in civic center plaza. and sow ma street food park will be showing a big game.

it happened yesterday near the -- officials say another plain closed officer also pulled out a pistol and fired two shots in the air. officials say officers were hit by molotov cocktails thrown by officers. a stanford university student found dead in campus housing. coming up in 25 minutes what the university is saying as the police investigate. >> an investigation into army sergeant bowe bergdahl. good morning. we are still looking at a commute that is mostly good. a look at highway 4 it is slowing down over the hill. we will tell you about this commute and some of the commutes in contra costa

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the army appointing a two- star general to in fact whether sergeant bowe bergdahl desserted his military base in afghanistan before he was captured by the taliban. bergdahl spent five years in captivity before finally being

returned here to the u.s. on friday and reportedly two of those years were spent in solitary confinement where bergdahl was only able to talk to his captors through a metal box. bergdahl is being treated at a medical army center in san antonio, texas. john kerry demanding the immediate release of three israeli teenagers believed to have been kidnapped last week as they were hitchhiking in the west bank. one of the four boys is a dual israeli citizen. that hasn't been confirmed independently though. meantime israel has detained more than 150 palestinian suspects saying they believe hamas is behind the kidnapping. hamas has not claimed responsibility. time is 6:13. and an investigation goes on into a shootout near a nevada county campground that injured to officers. saturday afternoon a bureau of land management ranger called

for assistance a nearby chp officer responded. while in the tahoe national forest they came across a man with a gun and there was a shootout. both the ranger and that suspect were wounded. the chp officer was also hurt. we're not sure how he was hurt. none of the injuries are considered life threatening. joe biden has added a stop in guatemala to his previously planned trip to l.a. tin america. he will discuss a surge in immigrant. on friday he is planning to meet with leaders from guatemala, el salvador and honduras. so far this year agents have apprehended 48,000 from those country. president obama is waking up in california this morning. he spent the weekend with his wife and daughter malia in the palm springs area. he golfed where they are staying early yesterday. on friday the president delivered the commencement

address and spent time at a fundraiser in orange county. he is scheduled to fly out of the valley later this morning. glance colorado man fighting back after his homeowner's association told him his flags don't meet its standards. david renner says he's been fined for hanging three flags that include a don't tread on my flag, a colorado flag, and betsy ross flag. the homeowners association is ordering him to pay $3,000. displaying historical flags that is protected under the american flag act of 2005. >> do they really think it's raining down property values? what are we gaining and what are we losing? are we losing our freedom in exchange for a nice man curred lawn? >> he says he plans to talk to a lawyer about this? if the lawyer says he doesn't have a case he will pay the fine but he also says the next time he buys property he will make sure there is no

homeowners association. a giants fan is getting a lot of attention for a very memorable catch. check it out. rob winter says he just finished changing his son's diaper when the ball heads his way. he reaches up and grabs that as he was headed back to his seat in the bleachers at yesterday's game. as he was doing that, colorado's -- did that. he said he was just in the right place at the right time. there he is. you can show you there is the ball right in his hand. in his other hand his son thomas. >> i wasn't real happy because it was the rockies. i would have rather it been one of the other three home runs we hit later in the game. but it's a good game. great experience. it would be great to show my son later. >> it was troy's first father's day. so the rockies asked him for that ball back. he gave it back. exchange he got a different ball with a different autograph. >> that dad is the man.

he's my hero. sal is my hero too. but he already knew that. >> you know that. >> thank you dave and claudine. that is the only going good that has been going on. but we won't get into that. let's take a look at the commute now. traffic is moving along westbound 24 okay between pleasant hill road and the tunnel eight minutes. that is about the standard time. it doesn't get much better than this. as you get to the toll plaza, there will be waiting going on. this is a 25-30 minute delay getting into san francisco. the commutes are not completely light. there is nothing major on the bridge. it's a little windy. put that into the back of your mind especially if you drive a very small car. if you drive a smart car. this may be a day you may want to think about. this is a look at contra costa county just as promised. there is not a lot going on. there is a little bit of slow traffic on highway 4 over the hill to concord. let's go to steve.

thank you. a very good morning. a rather strong area of low pressure has moved in. sent in the clouds yesterday. cooled us down rapidly. is that average? no. 67 is where you should be this time of year on the high side. 53 on the low. the record not that impressive. but the low is. 48. way back in 1893. some low clouds are already starting to disappear or get chewed up to the north. there are 40s up in the north bay. 48 sebastopol. valley ford can get very, very

cold. i guess they are sleeping in but they can get very cold. 26 gusts to fairfield. 25 at concord. 22 gusts sfo. so it will be a breezy, windy day. 50s for many including tahoe and sacramento. 60s down south. there is the low heading toward the inner mown tape region. it will stay north and east of us. the impact is to really ramp up this fog. morning low clouds but mainly sunny, windy, and cooler today. we will get a quick warmup and then drop right back down. windy and cooler morning low clouds. 70s for most inland. that should be in the low to mid 80s. not today. there will be a couple upper 70s. generally looking for 70s.

novato 74. 73 san rafael. did go 79 vacaville. pittsburgh 77. livermore only 72. oakland 67. berkeley in the 60s. gilroy was only 68. we will go 75 today. santa clara 73. 60s and 70s on the coast and peninsula. a little rebound on the temps. i think tomorrow morning will be pretty chilly. warmer an wednesday and after that we slide into seasonal temperatures. u.s. medical device maker med tronic is buying a u.s. rival. they will also move its international headquarters to ireland which will reduce its global tax rates. that make them the largest american company yet to escape the u.s. tax system. u.s. corporate taxes are substantially higher than taxes in other countries including ireland. the bay area is home to some of the happiest workers in

the country. a new survey says san jose workers are the happiest in the country. san francisco ranks second. washington, d.c. is third. norfolk, virginia, and salt lake city round out that top five. cities that have relatively low unemployment a large number of college graduates and high social mobility rank the highest. new metering lights in alameda county are almost ready to go. they are on highway 92. these lights will be turned on today. they will stay green so you drivers can get used to seeing them. the metering lights will go live tuesday morning of next week. the pilot of a sky diving plane runs into some trouble. >> i was inside the plane and it crashed the way it did. i wouldn't be standing here. >> coming up in 24 minutes malfunction that caused him to make an unexpected jump

himself. >> one of the great singers that is valerie simpson. remembering the life and legacy of maya angelou and what is considered one of her spiritual homes.

two proposals are being considered to keep doctors office open. one would convert the hospital into a free standing emergency room. other cases would be sent to other medical centers. a review of the options will be completed before the end of july. form one racing legend michael schumacher is out of the hospital. he had been in a coma since a skiing accident in december. time is 6:25. san francisco gave a rousing tribute to maya angelou at glide memorial church just like she requested.

dr. angelou's life and spirit were celebrated in a memorial filled with music, with tears of joy, and tears of sorrow. there was a long line waiting to get into glide. some had to watch on a big screen outside. his mother believed people had more similarities than differences. >> the sentence of my mother's message is about the elevation of human spirit. about loving and respecting ourselves as well as each other. >> maya angelou was a big part of the bay area. spent part of her life living in the bay area and even after she moved away, she still considered glide memorial church one of her spiritual homes. the hidden cash scavenger hunt is expected to continue today in the midwest with more envelopes. yesterday the chicago hunt

started at millennium park and continued with a search at oz park. mass executions and more cities taken over. what senator john kerry is saying about military action. >> and we're live in marin county where there has been a string of suspicious fires but sit the work of an arsonist? >> and on the east shore freeway it looks like things are doing pretty well even though it is more crowded. >> some fog but it's already beginning to disappear. our low clouds. it will be sunny today but not very warm. below normal temps and down right windy for some.

these are live pictures in marin county. a couple fires being investigated. one fire damaged a home. the other one came real close. coming up in two minutes brian flores is out here. he will tell you why girls think someone intentionally set at least one of the fires. stay tuned. good morning. thank you for joining us here ktvu channel 2 morning news monday, june 16th i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm claudine wong in for pam cook. i want to start you off with a quick look at your weather and traffic. steve, if you don't like the heat, i guess you will like today. >> that is true. i may not like the breeze or wind. gusty winds today. it will be a cooler monday. we will get a quick warmup on wednesday. san jose looking arson shine i think most of the day. we will go 72. a lot of below normal temps today. especially inland. fog is already eroding pretty

fast. 40s for a couple in the north bay but a lot of 50s or low 50s on the peninsula. menlo park is 50 degrees. he'lls burro is -- he'll burg is 52 degrees. that low up to the north is responsible for our windy and cooler conditions. some morning low clouds. and they are getting chewed up pretty fast here. 60s and 70s in areas that should be much warmer than that especially away from the coast. traffic is doing pretty well. i just found out some of the ferry boats are out. it will be bus service instead because of maintenance. and one of the boats have problems. when you show up you will be taken on boats. let's take a look at the live

pictures. this is a look at traffic here on 80 westbound as you drive from the carquinez bridge to the maze. 24 minutes. no major problems when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza. you will see a backup that stretches for 25 minutes here and some of the spots here. unless of course you are using the car pool lanes which are wide open for you. the rest of the traffic will be waiting. looking at the east bay, 880 a little slow as you head south. 6:32 let's go back to the desk. firefighters in san rafael are on alert after two suspicious fires in three days. you're looking at video of the latest fire. this one burned four acres yesterday in the marinwood area. ktvu brian flores is joining us live now. you're in san rafael to tell us how homeowners are being warned to protect their houses. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we've reported on a lot of

suspicious fires in the past couple of weeks. we saw lots of dry brush out there. you go up here to marin county and see the exact same thing. now yesterday's fire is the second suspicious fire in the past three days. this one started around 11:00 in the morning and burned four acres into the area along highway 101 near a bike path. the fire spread up and over a hill behind homes again on the 200 block of john stone drive. they are not calling it arson but do say it appears suspicious. friday's fire being deemed arson. that began around noon on friday on a hillside near a mobile home park. the fire bushed about two decks. investigators believe it's arson because that fire believes it has started in multiple places.

people need to prepare for the homes for the fire season. >> i know there have been some cases and certainly people there are different driving factors if people are doing that. and we want to use the opportunity to get the word out to the people who's homes may be effected about what they can do so regardless of how or if a fire starts at least their home is in good as shape as possible. >> and then on thursday there was another fire at samuel pete taylor park. that fire burned about 10-15 acres here in marin county. as we take you back out here live you can see the dry brush at this home. firefighters say the best advice basically clear out the brush around your home and this is a preview of a very busy fire season. live in marin county brian flores ktvu channel 2 news. san jose police have arrested the two men responsible for a deadly road rage sitting.

ortiz and reyes were both arrested last month in the central valley. they did not announce their arrest earlier because of an an going investigation. on may 6th the pair shot and killed 37-year-old lam after their cars collided on center road. with the help of witness accounts they were able to track down the suspects. it grew national attention after they started an online fundraising campaign for his wife and two young sons. the fund has raised $120,000. time is 6:35. an investigation under way at stanford university after a student was found dead on the campus hours after graduation preponderate body of the male student found yesterday afternoon in an on campus -- officials say he was a senior. santa clara county sheriffs investigators haven't identified the student yet. the cause of the death is not clear. in a statement stanford's vice

proboast of student affairs says our thoughts are with his family, his friends, and classmates and with everyone who may be impacted by the very sad news. the search for a uc berkeley student moving away from the forest where he went missing. vernon matthews was last seen june 6th. he left his parents cabin to two for a hike. his father says searchers think he made it out of the forest but he didn't say why. his father says the family is in limbo just hoping for good news. a major glitch at target caused long lines and headaches for customers nation-wide. this is the latest bump in the road for the retail chain that came under fire. ktvu janine de la vega is joining us live from san jose to tell us how the company is responding. janine. >> reporter: the target here on

coleman avenue isn't open yet. we are told the retailer has resolved its issues and they have apologized for any inconvenience this has caused its customers. no one likes to wait in a long line. that's what happened here yesterday. target experienced a computer glitch that shut down registers for several hours yesterday leaving customers frustrated. some of them took to twitter to talk about what they were experiencing in the store. according to shoppers employees were scrambling during the shut down to come up with a better solution. at one point the stores started taking cash payment. >> it was super crowded and i didn't realize that it was a problem with the computers and i heard a few people talk about it and then they started following everyone into one long line. >> reporter: target apologized for any inconvenience and says it was able to restore the registers eventually. the glitch was not related to

any security issues. the retail chain is trying to restore consumer confidence after a security breach during last year's holiday spree. reporting live janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. with contract talks between muni and its drivers they are worried there could be another sickout. but transit officials told ktvu new there is is no threat. contract talks could start-up again as early as today. the current labor contract expired on june 30s. a proposal calls for raises of more than 11% but requires workers to contribute 7.5 best to their pensions. we were unable to reach the union yesterday for comment. this morning san francisco mayor ed lee and david chiu are celebrating a milestone in the construction of a new central subway. last week the second boring machine finished carving out tunnels. the project will extend the t- third street muni line. construction on the subway is scheduled to be finished in

2019. the san francisco man accused of possessing bomb making materials he is due back in court this morning. ryan chamberlain he was the focus of a nation-wide man hunt after the fbi searched his apartment two weeks ago. court documents say they found a home made remet controlled bomb and firearm with a serial number filed off. his detention hear willing begin at 9:30. his arraignment is scheduled for tomorrow. state lawmakers beat the midnight deadline. the $108 billion general budget includes money for education and sets money aside in the rainy day fund the governor wanted. it passed almost completely along party lines. the budget provides more information for social services. it also begins to pay down a short fall in the teachers pension fund and reserves $2 billion with most of that money going into a rainy day fund. now that more coverage of

that situation in iraq the state department increasing security insurgents continue to push toward that city. the group which is a branch of al qaeda. now last week it took control mozul. thousands of people including members of the iraqi military are fleeing to safety. >> they have no mercy. they butcher people, they kill. they we came here because we're a-- we came here because we're afraid of them. >> some employee at the 'em basie are being bush at the embassy are being evacuated. we're also getting a look at some new pictures being relesioned by those terrorists. we have to warn you some of the

images are disturbing. now they show hundreds of iraqi men and soldiers held at gunpoint. the men are tied up, they are marched into fields. there are some images we decided not to put on the air show the men being executed. iraq's top military officials believe those are taken in sue dam hussein -- saddam hussein's hometown. wood fires burning out -- wild fires burning out of control in central california. coming up the evacuations under way. >> fire races through three homes. we will tell you why firefighters are taking a close look at how this fire started >> and we're also taking a look at the freeway traffic. it's getting busier and n some areas but still looks pretty good here in oakland on 880.

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new this morning flames ripped through two buildings in san francisco last night.

displacing seven people from their homes. it happened on ellington avenue. that is where we find christien kafton with a closer look at how much damage was caused. >> fire in this neighborhood broke out shortly after midnight. you can see an area where a lot of the fire was concentrated here. when forevers arrive they say both buildings were engulfed this flames. >> first company to arrive on the scene they had heavy fire showing between 384 and 398 ellington street. they made an interior tact. we had extension into the building. >> reporter: it all started again shortly after midnight. investigators say they believe the fire started outside of 384 ellington on the second floor and then spread to the neighboring building. in all two buildings a total of three units damaged in this fire. we have learned one person was traded here at the scene with an unknown injury.

the cause still under investigation. the red cross was here at 4:00 a.m. when we arrived and three families are looking for new homes. >> everybody is shaken up. everybody seems to be fallly uneffected bring -- physically uneffected by the fire. there was six adults, one child, three dogs and a cat and that spread across three different units. three different families. >> reporter: now that the sun is up, you can see the level of damage. you can see it burned right through the roof of this home. at this point fire investigators are trying to figure out how this fire started. because it started after midnight in an outside area between the two buildings, it bares more information. at this point they are stopping short of calling it suspicious. live in san francisco i'm christien kafton ktvu channel 2 news. you want to hear a wild story? scary moment for a new pilot at a missouri sky diving company.

that pilot was on his fourth flight yesterday when the last sky diver on board hit the tail of the plane. for several minutes the pilot tried to regain control of that cessna. when he found out he was not going to make it, he decided to jump. thankfully he had a parachute. >> i jumped out of the aircraft. i was at 2,000 feet. and when i jumped out, the plane spiraled and crashed. the wind carried me and i landed in this soy bean field. >> can you believe it was ken martin's very first time sky diving. the plane look at it. it was destroy on impact. let's check in with tori campbell for a look at what is coming up on mornings on 2. >> good morning. coming up in minutes on mornings on 2, the controversy over berkeley student cleaning

bathrooms as a punishment is growing. what the school is now saying about the incident and whether the punishment the caused the 11-year-old to contract whooping cough. a pianist fainted mid bay oven. fortunately a doctor was in the house and what happened next was truly amazing. those stories and more coming up next on mornings on 2. now back to you. >> fascinating. sal, the east shore, everybody behaving for you? >> yeah the east shore looks not that bad. as a matter of fact, we will look at traffic time dave and claudine. i don't think it will be all that bad. drive time is going to be shown here as we see 32 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze with no major problems. and it is a little busy in richmond. sot time has gone up. remember this is almost double the time when there is no slow traffic but we've had some bad ones. today is not especially bad.

when you get to the toll plaza it is backed up for a 30 minute drive time. things are getting a little better on the 880 approach. so that may show that we're going to get better in the 8:00 hour. still have some slow traffic on 880 heading south. but after that it looks good into fremont and the santa clara valley. it has looked good westbound 24. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. a very happy monday. our system is digging in from the pacific northwest and that really picked up the breeze yesterday. sent temperatures tumbling. we had the higher clouds yesterday. we'll have some high clouds. i think they will get chewed up pretty fast here. kentfield was 78. palo alto was 77. concord 78. 74. should be closer to 84. east san jose we will go 75 today. i mean these are pretty cool for this time of year. san francisco looking for below nor ma'am temps. the biggest drop will be for

inland areas. it will be sunny after some of the morning low clouds. 67, 53 is where they should be. the records are not too impressive. 48, 1893 on this date. temperatures will start to rebound a little bit tomorrow. we will get a quick warmup on wednesday. 40s and 50s they really haven't budged all morning long. petaluma is in there. i know sebastopol. wind is coming dune little bit. it is still rather robust. from fairfield to concord to oakland air fort. altamont pass has gusts to 50. it will be a breezy windy day. 50s for many including ukiah and tahoe both at 53. monterey 56. and that is the reason why. that big old low churn into the

pacific northwest preponderate second one in a week. as we talked about on friday i thought another one would drop in and it did. that is what is setting us down on the temps. more low clouds that will get out of here fast. windy and cooler. a little jump up it looks like a north wind. it looks like not an extreme roller coaster but a little cooler today and warmer as we head toward midweek. windy and cooler. morning low clouds not lasting long. close to 80. same for brentwood and oakley. a lot of 70s and 60s. and there is 70 for morgan hill and gilroy. redwood city and palo alto and 60s on the coast. a few upper 50s. breezy to windy into tuesday. a quick warmup an wednesday. and then right back down to settling to a quiet pattern. toyota is taking steps to get younger drivers interested in buying their own cars.

the world's largest car maker says around the world they are showing less interest in having their own cars. toyota says the solution is to create more interesting products so its launch a new contest to get kids to think about their dream cars. it is hosting a dream car every day winner on the vine video app. the coffee chain is teaming up with universities online college program. details of that program are not public yet but we do know it will be open to employees that work at least 20 hours a day and classes will not be limited to courses that only relate to starbucks jobs. right now they have a tuition reimbursement program but that is expected to be phased out. flags causing a big flap. >> i'm not doing this to piss off my neighbors. >> why this man is being fined

for flying flags that represent the very freedoms he is being denied. >> father's guy fishing trip takes a tragic turn in antioch. ♪

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afternoon. one man died, and another man was wounded and in the hospital recovering. at this point there are no leads in that case. >> a father's day trip took a deadly turn in antioch. police say a 52-year-old man was fishing with his friends at the dough wetland preserve when his line got tangled. when trying to reach that line he slipped and fell off a rock. oakland church has organized that outing. police have not released the victim's identity. bill and melinda gates offered high prize to stanford graduates. they delivered a joint speech yesterday. stanford is where genius lives. they praise the students for what they called their flexibility of mind and their optimism. >> this is where people come to discover the future and have fun doing it.

>> now some people call you nerds and we hear you claim that label with pride. >> well, so do we. >> now how about that? the gates also urged the graduating class not to just seek profit but to use their talents to tackle problems like poverty and disease. the man who cofounded and hosted the american top 40 music countdown has died. >> i'm casey kasem and here we go. >> casey kasem counted down the most popular songs. his final countdown was in 2009 with second chance by shine down in the top spot. in the early part of his career, kasem worked as a bay area dj alongside writer ben torres. >> 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. >> kasem was also the voice behind the animated chart shaggy in the scooby doo cartoon. no funeral arrangements have been announced. time is 6:58. coming up a possible arsonist on the loose in marin county. what two recent fires have in common. >> and long lines and frustrated customers. what target is saying about a nation-wide glitch that caused a major backlash on social media.

good morning. we're live in marin county where residents and firefighters are on high alert after a string of suspicious fires over the weekend. is the work of an arsonist? we'll give you an update -- coming up. evacuations underway near a central california wildfire. what is expected to happen later this week that has firefighters racing to get the upper hand on the fire this morning. it's a cooler forecast. al