now at 5:00 p.m. a day of soring over the beach ends in tragedy. a details on a deadly accident today. >> and a southern california congress woman under fire for intensative comments about native americans and she speaking out tonight. >> they came from all over the world, the sights and sounds from today's bay to breakers race. >> the ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00 p.m. starts now.

>> good evening. i am ken wayne. >> i am heather holmes. a paraglider hit the cliffs in daly city. at popular launch at muscle rock beach. ktvu's noelle walker is live now along it coast line. you have been talking to paragliders as they set out today. >> yes, we don't know the age of the parablader but i can tell -- paraglider but i can tell you experience can play big role in keeping someone out of trouble and knowing what to do once they get in trouble. >> look up from muscle rock beach and you will see them flying with the birds. the pilots dangling from their man made wings. >> like surfing the sky. there is a beauty. >> reporter: at 9:30 a.m. this morning rescue clues

rushed to muscle rock beach. a paraglider crashed into the cliffs. he died before rescuers could get him back up the cliff. >> it is safe. but it is as safe as you make it. >> reporter: she a pilot. she doesn't rely on the lift to get air as most do. >> i don't think people would do it without knowing it comes with risks and depends on the experience of the pilot. how experienced was he or she. >> reporter: what happened this morning is unclear but it is not the first time. two years ago another paraglider hit the cliffs and went to the hospital with serious injuries. >> with any aviation you are taking risk. you have to think carefully about how to minimize it risk. >> when you do they will tell you the risk is worth the reward. >> people think about it like it is a high adrenaline sport.

it is not. you go up, you have the beautiful views that i have had anywhere. >> reporter: this accident is under investigation. i can tell you it didn't keep anyway away. by the end of the afternoon they are getting crowded. >> definitely a sport you need to be coshing about. thank you very much. firefighters are battling a grass fire that interfered with traffic along interstate 580. flames were in the center divide on the freeway around 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. showing how much smoke is in the area. one lane of traffic was blocked as firefighters worked to gain the upper hand on the fire. it was contained and no injuries are reported. a hostage last night has

been arrested. officers say the 51-years-old robbed a wells fargo bank yesterday and witnesses say they saw him leaveoon partly cloudy and -- leave on a bicycle and later jumped into a car. officers chased him. he ended up in east oakland where he took a person hostage. the person was able to escape and he was taken into custody. police are warning residents about two attempted burglaries. the incidents happened in the crossings community this morning. the men are black and hispanic. one stood as a look out and the other scouted around scouted the house. driving a white convertible. police continue to search tonight for the man who tried to kidnap a girl yesterdayoon quiet -- yesterday on a quiet

street. mid-30s. 5'7" with a medium build. wearing a beanie and a tan or brown coat with fur on the cuff. police also released this surveillance video of the car they believe the man was in. the man began noll girl as he -- began following the girl as she was walking her dog and he grabbed her, she screamed and fought off the man. loretta search says apologizing for an offensive gesture. while speaking yesterday video shows sanchez patting her hand over her mouth making a sound in reference to native americans. she apologized during a speech saying we all make mistakes.

the nfl is set to hold its annual meeting in san francisco this week. one topic they will discuss is how footballs are handled before games. this comes after the new england patriots were penalized for under inflating footballs during the afc championship game. under rules footballs are sent directly to teams and must be given to game officials two hours before kickoff. there are reports the nfl, that officials will announce a change in policy at the meeting and they will hear new proposals for points after touchdowns and which cities are interested in hosting super bowls after 2018. the raiders plan to build a new stadium in oakland looking less likely to happen. a report says there are several obstacles in the way. the main is the cost, a billion dollars.

the raiders want the old stadium torn down before construction begins on a new one and that is problem because they share the coliseum with the athletics. dangerous wildfire season. cal fire says fire risk is extreme after four years of drought. crews have responded to 150 wildfires so far this year which is more than there were last year. the fire season starts in june but cal fire cept 7 engines on -- kept 7 engines on stand by. the bay to breakers foot race. ktvu's allie rasmus explains it continues to be a major event with a international reputation. >> mobile game of twister. a couple hours after the first

runners take off, this is what bay to breakers becomes. >> costumes and fun. >> street party and costumed celeration -- costumed celebration. sky fox 2 shows the route from the financial district to ocean beach. the bay to the breakers. 50,000 people registered for the event this year. >> everybody talks about this race. seems like famous race. >> reporter: with an international reputation. [ indiscernible ] >> costumes are awesome. right? >> you love it effort people in san francisco put into the things we do here in bay to breakers. >> reporter: there is no alcohol, no floats and no nudity allowed at bay to breakers but every year people find ways around the rules. >> i have seen people drink alcohol. >> so crazy. so rowdy. still tough for the people who live on the route.

>> reporter: thousands of people sign up and thousands more come out to watch and cheer them on. a tradition that is showing no sign of stopping anytime soon. allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. >> you could hear the sounds of the music today as people celebrated the greek festival. >> this is the 43 year of the festival. those who attended had a chance to dance, listen to music music and eat greek favorites. >> even though the weather is cold, doesn't matter, everybody has a warm heart. warm heart. everybody is friendly. what else can you ask for? >> it is a three day affair and ends tonight at 9:00 p.m. coming up a deadly biker fight in texas that left 9

people dead. >> plus -- >> a boy is recovering after being shot by stray bullets. his family opens up about his progress. >> hear how an earthquake swarm on hawaii could effect a volcano. >> clouds across the bay area right now. coming up, if we have any warm weather to talk about in the five-day forecast. more clouds to talk about as well.

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chaos and violent in waco, texas when a fight broke out between three rival biker gangs. the fight started inside and spilled out into the parking lot. it escalated to knives and gunfire. police are stepping up patrols because they are concerned they could be going to other parts of the city to continue their confrontation. boy is recovering after

getting hit by stray bullets a month ago. he was attending a vigil for a neighbor when he was shot. ktvu's cristina rendon shows us his progress. >> month ago he was an active 7- year-old who loved to play basketball, football and baseball but those are activities he may never enjoy again. >> it is hard. because he has promising future. >> reporter: on april 22 he was gathered on the street to mourn a neighbor who died in his sleep. someone driving by fired, he was hit twice. >> one went in here and came out the back and the other one hit his finger right here. >> the boy had surgery on his hand. the bullet called injuries to his spinal cord. he is now in a wheelchair. >> he has sensation but no

movement. heap knows he has been shot but it is -- he knows he has been shot but it is hard for him to comprehend. >> she said why me, why -- he said why me, why me, why me. >> reporter: he said there are good days days and bad days. >> steph curry is his favorite player. watching. we ask what do you want to do? i want to play. i want to play. >> reporter: he says there is one place he never wants to go again, fifth street, a place where senseless gunfire attacked an innocent child. >> i don't know how or when it will stop but it needs to stop. >> the family set up a good fund me account to help pay for medical bills and to make his chair wheelchair accessible. he turned 8 with family and

friends and they haven't given up hope that he will walk again. cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. a lake of lava on hawaii has been sinking after rising to a record high level. scientists are monitoring after a series of earthquakes. they could be a sign of a new lava eruption. 25 small earthquakes per hour rattled the volcano friday. scientists say the activities slowed down yesterday but they are continuing to keep an eye on the volcano. let's check in with our meteorologist mark tamayo to find out what is ahead for your week. it was nice out there today. >> yeah. lingering clouds out there. cool start in the morning, not so bad in the afternoon. yeah. no major heat in the forecast. if you want the 80s and 90s, not showing up. cooler for monday, tuesday and wednesday. right now on live storm tracker 2, clouds rotating through the

bay area. across northern california. even thundershowers above 7 -- snow showers above 7,000 feet. we will look at the clouds pushing into the region. right now on satellite, come in closer, closer look, pop up showers to the north. lake county once again. clear lake. a few pop up showers there. unsettled weather, especially for the northern parts of the california at last check. not picking up much in the way of rainfall closer to san francisco or oakland but we have lots of clouds with partly cloudy skies. current temperatures. san francisco 58 degrees. santa rosa 65. shows 62. livermore -- san jose 62. livermore 64. over cast towards san francisco bay with partly cloudy skies. low clouds regroup as we head into the over night hours. the plan for your monday.

clouds and fog. and skies becoming mostly cloudy for the afternoon hours. upper 50s coast side. lots of 60s around the bay. lucky to get low 70's inland. maybe a few spots around 70 degrees. a look at the lows over night and most of the bay area will be in the 50s. coolest spots in the upper 40s, santa rosa, antioch, fairfield. fairfield a low of 49 degrees with cloud cover out there. the forecast for tomorrow, low clouds this morning, the breeze, as we widen out the view, showers to the north. it will take around for -- stick around for the next few days. no major temperatures. cloud cover forecast model, clouds. possibly drizzle tomorrow morning and by monday 4:00 p.m. partly cloudy skies. we will keep an eye on a chance for a pop up shower in the

north bay. tuesday morning, clouds, drizzle. showers to the north. temperatures for tomorrow, still in the cooler side, especially morning hours. upper 50s to pacifica. 60s around the bay. more neighborhoods, san jose 65. half moon bay 58 degrees. your five-day forecast, i had to advance from the weather computer. here i am. forecast monday, cloudy skies. tuesday partly cloudy skies. wednesday more clouds. no major sunshine and no major heat. temperatures ranging from the upper 50s to 60s. clouds later in the period. a warm up in the seven-day forecast, the weekend, more on that coming up at 5:40 p.m. >> thank you. he was three months old when he was given the gift of life and now she thriving.

-- he is thriving. his parents had lost their first child to the same disease. he had a chance at surviving it f he got a -- if he got a heart transplant. last february a heart was found. his mother hopes to one day that can the donor -- day thank the donor family. >> they have piece of my heart. hopefully we expect to meet them. >> the doctors say the surgery was difficult because the boy was just so young and small. his new heart at a time of the surgery was the size of a plumb. think about that. scars are still visible on his chest but doctors say they will fade as he continues to grow. >> best of luck to him and his

family. vatican, why the vannization of four nuns -- canivation of four -- >> and thousands of people struggle a after the dead -- struggle after the deadly quakes.

for over 60,000 california foster children it's a challenge to replace clothes that are too small or worn out. sleep train is collecting new clothes for kids, big and small.

bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's day a little brighter. senator dianne feinstein went on the record for her support of president obama's trade bill set for a vote later this week.

>> i am a born and raised californian. nothing is going to decrease the trade between countries along it pacific ocean. it surpassed the atlantic several years ago. therefore the kind of trade, free trade, the ability to have enforcement mechanisms to prevent anti-dumping, to protect copyright, to prevent forced labor, child labor, is very important and that is what this will do. >> dianne feinstein throwing her support behind this bill. some democrats saying it will cost american jobs. former ceo of hewlett- packard carly fiorina is talking about her approach to foreign policy.

during the event she said if she were elected president the first two phone calls would be to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to say the united states will stand with israel and the second call is to iran's supreme leader. >> he might not take the phone call but he would get the message. until and unless you are willing to open up every single nuclear facility will exact the most crushing finance penalties we can. >> the issues she mention are within the control of the united states. islamic state extremist are in control of an iraqy city. hundreds of forces speed out of the city, hundreds of families found themselves quality, unable to get to -- caught, unable to get to safety. they are refusing to let them

into baghdad. hundreds of u.s. troops are training iraqi forces. u.s. military officials say it has no impact on the training and there are no plans to withdrawal troops. at the vatican today, pope francis canonization four nuns as saints. the declaration is seen by many as a beacon of hope. >> reporter: this was indeed a historic day with religious and political over tones. both nuns, now saints, are the first arabic speaking catholic saints and the first to be canonization in modern history. they work tirelessly for the poor and both are credited with

performing miracles a necessary requirement for sainthood. she is said foohave stage -- to have saved several people from death and both women are said to have received apparitions of the virgin mary. the crowd included thousands of pilgrims. this was a day of religious and political over tones. the canonization highlights pope francis efforts to increase the diminishing number of christians in the middle east. we have seen the stories of christians being executed by the terror organization. the ceremony also took place days after the vatican recognized theitate of palestine in a treaty. -- the state of palestine in a

treaty. both exchanged gifts. israeli officials say the recognition of the palestinian sates was disa-- saints was disappointing and pope francis encouraged both sides, the israelis and palestinians to sit down and renew the peace talks. a father with a baby on the way, a female combat photographer and helicopter character crew chem killed in a u.s. military helicopter crash in nepal. six americans and two nepali soldiers were board the u.s. military helicopter supporting earthquake relief efforts there. a call for more help today from nepal's prime minister.

8500 people were killed in two massive earthquakes. the united nations says 14% of aid sought for relief efforts has been met. $59million pledged so far when 443 million was requested. a half million people are without homes. secretary of state john kerry is in south korea to talk about securityish laws to. he arrive -- security issues there. he arrived today to assure u.s. support. that is more of a concern after word from south korea spy agents that kim jong un -- agents that kim jong un executed his defense chief. he was charged with treason. he plans to give a speech on cyber security. the search for the cause of the deadly amtrak derailment continues.

and we will know how much revenue is generated by the controversial berkeley soda tax.

funeral services held today for a former bay area resident killed in the amtrak train derailment in philadelphia. he was layed to rest tonight in hayward. he was a married father of two. he worked at wells fargo in their new york commercial real estate office. amtrak trains will resume limited service tomorrow

between philadelphia and new york. philadelphiaers are down play -- philadelphia. officials are down playing one of the theories. the ntsb is looking at all scenarios. >> reporter: hard at work at the scene of the deadly amtrak crash. trying to figure out if a projectile may have had anything to dewith tuesday's derailment. >> -- do with tuesday's derailment. >> we have not ruled anything out or ruled anything in. >> the train's engineer brandon bostian was cooperative in his interview but doesn't remember the crash. the train was traveling 106 miles per hour, more than double the speed limit. the ntsb says technology could have prevented the accident. >> it can over ride the human error if the train is moving too fast. among other things censors and technology that allows that

train to slow down when it should and comply with the speed regulation. >> amtrak plans to comply with a order to include the speed restriction system and aneral safety risks at curves but some say this is a symptom of a larger problem. >> we have trillions of dollars of an infrastructure debt. >> they hope to resume service on monday and full service on tuesday. in philadelphia, ktvu fox 2 news. a former congress woman spent the weekend inspiring the class of 2015. gabrielle giffords and her husband, mike kelly delivered the chem finance address --

commencement address. after leaving office they started a gun control advocacy group. people say thermessage was positive and -- her message was positive and uplifting. >> kelly said it is okay tafail at something -- to fail at something they care about. he said he has not yet gone to mars mars and he probably never will but the journey of becoming an astronaut was worth the effort. we take a look at one of the most challenge endurance races. it is held over 10 days in the wilderness in utah. former ktvu reporter followed a team who finished the race back

in 1995. >> reporter: hike 30 miles of a river bed, sound easy enough? till you learn it has a river in it. a very deep, very cold river. and that for long stretches wanical walls -- the only way through it is through the 40- degree waters up to the waist. another day in the echo challenge. a 370-mile race in a southern utah wilderness. and a terrifying traverse, going hand over hand, sideways that would freeze the blood of anyone sensible enough to keep their feet on solid ground. you must take your 40-pound

pack with you. >> you got to love this. if you don't care for mountain climbing, how about a nice brisk 70-mile hike across a stony terrain with only the water you can carry. sound like fun? we found a bay area team we are following, 30 miles into the hike and almost chipper. >> making 3-4 miles an hour. >> reporter: by the end of the 4 4th day after walking 40 more miles bicyclist another 40- miles and walking some more, our bay area team is showing the wear and team. blisters turned into sores. they are still not complaining but the pain is showing in their faces. here comes the good news. they can climb into a tiny raft

for a scenic trip. what is that going to be like? here is what it was like for two of the teams who are 8 hours ahead. >> reporter: bear in mind they have been marching, running, and bicyclist for a week, going on little sleep and eating only the food they can carry. easy to get dumped out, not so easy to get back in when they are exhausted. >> i think i will pass on that challenge. for more on the race tune in for a second look, after the 10:00 p.m. news. tomorrow, how much money

berkeley is raising through the soda tax. in november they voted in a one cent tax on drinks that have added sweeteners. the tax was the first of its kind passed in the u.s. many is slated to go to the school district's cooking cooking and gardening programs. unique models of various aircrafts. planes and helicopters were on display for the hayward executive airport open house. dozens of people checked out everything from vintage models to business jets and helicopters. the highlight was the historic motor ford airliner. it is one of 17 in the world. were you there? >> no, i wasn't but that is classic there. civil air patrol plan. from rains to gusty winds

and hails the areas hardest hit. >> a different story here in the bay area. our meteorologist mark tamayo will be back with a look at your work week forecast.

a storm out of the rocky mountains is bringing severe weather and tornadoes to the central states. there were 28 reports of tornadoes in 9 states. including oklahoma. the weather outbreak began yesterday. right now you are looking add a funnel cloud in the south western -- at a funnel cloud in the south western part of oklahoma. you can see the hail stones there destroying the windshield on this car. look at it. shattered. reports of some damage.

no reports of injuries. or deaths. >> that would be scary. >> would be. rough winter. you know, with the deep freeze and everything. a lot of record setting snow on the east coast and we are going through a drought. >> yeah. maybe a few light showers and that is it. but in the bay area today, lots of low clouds and fog. we have the drizzle. it will make a come back. live camera. our north bay camera. looking towards the bay. right portion of the your screen. clouds forming in the picture. they will increase or expand over the next few hours. as far as temperatures from today, it was not hot out there. you can see the readings in the 50s in pacifica. one 70 to record, santa rosa. 70 degrees. lots of moisture rotating in from the south. the clouds over the -- clouds over the bay area right now. north bay, east bay hills, a

few pop up showers here. this is the one i am watching. here is my arrow. developing here. a few pop up showers. more organized up here. towards parts of lake county, clear lake. showers and thunderstorms developing right now. and also for the northern portions of sonoma county. not completely dry across the bay area. scattered showers and a thunderstorm towards lake county. santa rosa 65 degrees. san jose 62. concord in the upper 60s. and wind speeds 16 miles per hour in oakland. santa rosa, winds 13 miles per hour. sfo, stronger wind speeds, there we go, 23 miles per hour out of the west. another live camera for you. oakland here. clouds pushing back in. tonight partly cloudy skies and breezy. tomorrow high clouds. lots of clouds monday. and the extended more visiting

clouds from the pacific. over night lows tomorrow morning, starting out monday in the 40s to lower 50s. this area of low pressure producing showers to the north of the bay area and showers flirting with parts of the north bay. no major changes. this cool weather remains in place, best shower chances to the north of the bay area. a chance of a sprinkle or shower in the north bay. and the cool weather remains in play. upper 50s to upper 60s. our forecast model tomorrow morning, clouds, drizzle out there and once again we could be tracking showers, approaching lake county. and tuesday morning, clouds, drizzle and still more over cast as we head into tuesday afternoon. no full sunshine in the forecast. no major heat out there as well. temperature business low average on the -- temperature

business low average. chose -- temperatures below average. your five-day forecast, more clouds off and on over the next few days. a chance of a shower wednesday and thursday. if you want warmer temperatures, the weekend forecast, saturday and sunday, warmest locations back up into the mid-70s. bay to breakers routing on friends, i looked outside, i bundled up. lots of layers. [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> keep moving. gets the blood going. >> fun. >> it is. thank you. australian dog owners set a record today to help prevent animal cruelty. among thousands of dogs participating, 764 of them wore bandannas. that is double the record set last year. money goes for the prevention of crueltity to animals.

-- cruelty to animals. >> contributing to a good cause. what a lovely day. >> more than 4,000 people turned out for the dog walk and 2500 dogs. many dogs went all out in the great costumes there. the bandanna dogs had the street credit. coming up, the warriors find out who they will play next in the conference finals. >> they do. hunter pence and giants, catch ken wayne monday night right here. right? sports wrap is coming up next with joe fonzi. open mic night. [ laughter ]

[ music ] good evening everyone. welcome to sports wrap. during the regular season the new stadium in cincinnati hasn't been a place in which the giants enjoyed playing. things were different this year. brandon crawford in the second inning. reds get nobody on the ground ball up the middle. belt those first run. giants got -- scores the first run. he is now hitting .285. hunter pence rips one down the left field line. first hoper of the year. two more hits for pence who had two last night. giants 6-1. by the 7th 8-6. 8-

7. fifth of the seven giant pitchers. three games ago belt did not have a home run. he now homered in three straight. then in the 9th, he gave the giants what they are calling an immaculate inning. strikes out three. on 9 pitches. 9 pitches. 9 strikes. giants get 16 more hits today in a 9-8 win. they go 4-2 on the road trip. coming into the game against the white sox the a's were averaging one error per game this season. and committed four more today. a's made two errors in the first inning alone. they could be out of the inning here, he gets the force at the

plate but he throws the ball away at first. white sox 1-0. he sends one deep center. ball clears the fence for a two run homer. take another look. the ball out of his reach. what do you do? you give the silent treatment. a's trailed in the fifth. a hit that scores two more -- the a's drop their 4th straight game 7-3. oakland has 42 errors in 39 games. >> one of the great come back stories or one of the great collapses in the nba. the clippers failed three times to clinch their series against the rockets.

rockets back home for a game 7. james harden 31 today. driving for two. making a move on rivers. hitting a drop back three. inside a minute to go. trevor ariza buries a 3 and the rocket wins three straight elimination games. 113-100 the final. they open tuesday night in oakland against the warriors. warriors don't care which team they meet, they were taking part in a light work out today. the warriors are growing as they move deeper into the playoffs. >> confidence carries over.

momentum is hard to say because there is different strengths strengths and weaknesses of teams. we believe in each other, in ourselves that we had the opportunity to change the series. three straight wins and do it in a way that we should be proud of. you know, we got the job done. and there will be another test coming up. probably adversity we will have to deal with and you have to bounce back. >> still to come, the number one player in golf demonstrated the credentials today and the margin that determined the winner in the tour of california could not have been more slim. we will be right back.

his game today was pedestrian but it isn't every day you shoot 11 under par. rory mcilroy didn't have to do that well today in north

carolina. he had five birdies. throwing darts with his approach shot. second shot on the par 4, 12. birdie. so did the approach on par 4, 16. this gets closer closer. -- closer. he left the field in his rearview mirror. after bogging 17, parred out at 18 and won. make it two wins in three weeks for the top ranked mayor who left san francisco as the world match play champion. >> tour of california winner. you can see the road bowl from los angeles to pasadena. the bigger question was the battle for third. he began the day two seconds behind. if he finishes third he gets bonus points for making the podium. here is the margin. just edging him by half a tire

whip. that gives him the tour championship by three seconds. it was the first tour of california winner for him. >> qualify for next week's indy 500. his car went air born and spun into the wall. he was not seriously hurt but upset. the third driver to lose control and get air born this week. officials implemented officials decreasing power for qualifying. dickson earned the poll. he averages 227 miles an hour in his four laps. >> the ducks and chicago blackhawks today in the southland. ducks 1-0. make it two-0. the

ducks win 4-4. game 2 is tuesday night in anaheim. that will do it for sports wrap. see you tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> thank you. >> bring on the rockets. >> yes. >> thank you. police are on the look out for a van who attempted to kidnap a young girl. tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news new pictures to track down the suspect. we will have the latest for you on that investigation. thank you for watching ktvu. >> thank you for making ktvu channel 2 news your choice for news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. we will see you back here tonight at 10:00 p.m. everybody.

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