we have the fire burning, it's a five alarm fire burning near downtown san jose. definitely a lot of smoke getting into the area and sort of south of the area which is a semiresidential area and there are reports that there should probably -- or there is a shelter in place for folks living in that area. we'll bring you more information as soon as we get it. we have new information right now on that deadly bus crash near chico. federal investigators are on the xin about 20 miles west of chico. a fedex bus slammed into the bus carrying high school students. ten people died in the crash. five were high school students and despite witness claims that the truck may have been on fire before the accident, today investigators said the evidence points in a different direction. >> our fire export reexpert reviewed the median and highway and found no evidence of fire before the impact. there is noz physical evidence of fire prior to the crash. >> federal investigators plan to evaluate whether there should have been a barrier to help prevent a head-on collision. we're also he

i actually burned my feet walking across the sand. it's that hot. a lot of sunbathers and surfers pouring into oaks beach. definitely hot out here. there's dogs and plenty of children. it gets pretty swamped, especially right after work hours. mark says it will be peaking probably maybe around 83 degrees out here on the coast. temperatures expected to climb as you said in the mid-90s in concord and parts of the north bay and south bay and then thursday brentwood, could even see 96 degrees. now, san franciscans don't usually see this kind of weather, you know, a lot. when it comes around, people hit the beach. >> going to the beach. >> reporter: how come? >> because it's hot. >> we have a very narrow temperature range. we like it like 40 to 70. below 40 is too cold. above 70 is too hot. too hot means too hot to work. >> we had to take advantage of the weather today for sure. >> reporter: play a little hookey? >> yeah. no. no. you can't tell my mom but yes. >> reporter: okay. one lady begged us not to show her picture because she was skipping work tod

. >>> there is new information, a couple of the people badly burned and one burn victim even ran into a stranger's home and into the shower to cool off. it is right near the railroad tracks with a cause to this. what happened? >> reporter: well, it was an explosion and they are trying to figure out how this all started but we understand from neighbors who helped the victims, they say the victims were suffering from chemical burns and there was strong chemical odor in the air this is a also does problem -- hazardous problem and it is still unclear what triggered the blast last night. the 911 calls came in last night from spring lake drive and when crew gone here, fierce say after being burned those two people ran from the homeless camp down to some nearby apartments looking for help and looking for water. one woman who was burned ran inside one of the units and turned on the bathtub inside and the person who lives there really didn't know what to think. >> he said call 911 we need an ambulance so i ran into the bedroom and her skin was just burned, they were in pain, they were screamin

down and the house next to ours burned down so the eichlers go quickly. >> because of homes burn so quickly they are called "15 minute eichlers," and the cause is under investigation. what i have learned officials say that they understand that someone was flying a drone at the time of the fire capturing video but they were not using the drone, and they are asking whoever may is captured video share that with san jose fire officials. >>> a very emotional day in the oscar pistorius murder trial. he broke down on the stand today, sobbing uncontrollably, and at one point removeed his prosthetic legs to show how he kneeled by the bathroom and fired through the door accidentally killing his girlfriend model. >> here is that report. >>> breaking down on the stand, oscar pistorius describing the moment he says he realized he shot and killed his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. (inaudible). >> the olympian claims this began early valentine's day morning when he her a necessary coming from his bathroom. >> that is the moment that everything changed. i thought there was a burglar gaining entry int

three people were burned and two of them critically.el savage has -- alex savage has more as the hazmat team rushed in to handle the danger. >> reporter: they are still trying to figure out what happened and some. victims said they could smell a distinct chemical odor in the air. they could run through san leandro right through the overpass behind those trees and and the man and woman both had third-degree burns over about 80 percent of they are bodies. after being burned those two people ran to a nearby apartment, they were asking for help and begging for water and one victim ran into the tenant's home and jumped into the bathroom to clean up whatever was on her. >> they said call 911, we need an ambulance. i ran out to see why we needed an ambulance and the lady was burned, something exploded, something exploded. >> there was also a third person and that was an 18-year- old who a apparently tried to clean up and investigators are trying to figure out what chemicals may have been involved here and again it sent three people to the hosp

as for usual, but we will get a quicker burn off tomorrow. so more sunshine and temperatures in the 50s . you heading out to the beach or a sail on the bay? patchy fog. winds out o the west about 10. just to one feet. tomorrow afternoon, we are going to look for temperatures to be in the upper 70s inland and 70s around the bay. the giants take off the rockies tomorrow. it will be a beautiful day. mostly sunny and cool with a temperature of 64 degrees. here is what we are looking at. low pressure off the bay area will give us morning clouds an then clearing. what happens next is that high pressure pushes the low aside. as that happens, we look for temperatures to warm up a little bit so more sunshine coming in on monday morning. and then, terms of the future cast, you can see plenty of low clouds around the bay area tomorrow night, but at 10:00 or 11:00 in the morning they just evaporate and you notice they won't reform. so we should have a starry night tomorrow night. another sunny day on sunday. and then a little bit sunny and warmer on mond

along the with the two burns.d person who had to be sent to the hospital last night. we're told that was an 18-year- old woman who was staying at that apartment, she surfed burns to her foot as she tried to clean up the substance that was dripping from the victim who went inside the place. a total of three people last night taken to the hospital two of them in critical condition with very serious burns this morning. investigators say this explosion was all triggered by someone at this camp trying to cook hash oil. we're live this morning in san leandro, lz also, ktvu channel 2 news -- alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the warriors/clippers coverage now and the historic ruling banning the clippers' owner for life. >> as the fans at the staples center made clear they support the new motto, warriors' star steph curry had 17 points but took ten shots and had eight tonovers. he said the controversy over the donald sterling comments, he said the strong response from the commissioner may have prevented a boycott fro

>> calm down. >> it burns. it burns! it burns! it burns! it burns! >> anybody that carries the oc spray has to have it done to them. it is probably the the worst hour and a half i've experienced that i can think of. it makes everything hell. >> staff wash the pepper spray from his face and eyes but the effects will linger for at least several more minutes. >> it burns! oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! >> calm down. >> though he initially denied swinging at the officer, he later indicated otherwise. >> why did you -- >> i'm sorry, i didn't mean to. >> why? >> because i was angry. i was angry. >> after treatment from medical staff, he is confined in what could be described as the jail's worst neighborhood, security segregation. >> ain't got no toothbrush or toothpaste. ain't got no -- in here. >> he's not in security segregation status in which things are taken away, cup and spoon and toothbrush and toothpaste, he can get it back but it's taken away as security status. any time he comes out of the cell, he has to be handcuffed and shackl

it was unbelievable but the teacher burned out and retired. my daughter never learned korean in middle school and she's okay with a confidenceal korean but as a teacher i believe that children has great potential especially korean language is our defense language and if they can continue in high school it will be a great value to our country it's sad it had to stoney ask you to continue to million dollar school they can bloom and share high-level thinking in middle school. as a teacher i worked beyond any potential i altogether many classes but went to kindergarten even though i taught there for years it's overwhelming please help us with the curriculum. thank you >> (clapping) >> good evening i'm that nina chiu i'm a proud mother of korean children. i feel blessed to live in a city that supports diversity. my 76-year-old lives with us. my children go to school everyday to learn children and my mother takes a bus to school to learn english. and kidnap has been an undoubtedly success story 40 for my family and my children to respect their ident

you are not going to burn me now? you realize it at last. there are 800 english soldiers waiting to take you to the marketplace. the moment the sentence of excommunication has passed the lips of your judges, you are within a few short moments of that doom. oh, god... do not despair, joan. the church is merciful. you can save yourself. yes, my voices promised me i should not be burned. st. catherine bade me be bold. woman, are you quite mad? do you not yet see that your voices have deceived you? oh, no. that is impossible. impossible! they have led you straight to your excommunication, and to the stake, which is there waiting for you. have they kept a single promise to you since you were taken at compiegne? the devil has betrayed you. the church holds out its arms to you. oh, it is true... it is true. my voices have deceived me. i have been mocked by devils, my faith is broken. i have dared and dared, but only a fool would walk into a fire. god, who gave me my commonsense, cannot will me to do that. now god be praised that he has saved you at

that burned to the ground. serious roof damage, the two adjacent homes and we're just eye balling this and trying to figure out the situation here. >> we can tell these homes are very close together in this neighborhood. we have video just a few minutes ago. firefighters tell us a gas line burning inside of the house has been keeping flames going and power lines in the area are burns as well. police are now evacuating people from this neighborhood. we've been getting calls here on abc7 news from people throughout an jose seeing the smoke and wondering what is going on. it's been kicking up first dark plume now another dark plume the area is prime yarly eichler homes. >> scott arthur was on the scene and is live on the phone right now. scott, how many houses are involved here? >> well, we just took a pass by the fire team they kept us out of there because of safety issues. looks three homes are involved. homes, main home started was on fire when fire arrived was gusted the home west of it is also gutted. you can

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a man and woman were taken to the hospital with critical burns. a third person was burned coming into contact with the come weapon one victim who went into the house for help. >>> nba team owners weighing their options after the league happened down haw be penalties against l.a. clippers' owner, donald sterling. the warriors and fans are showing support for the punishment. katie marzullo is in the newsroom. >>> no one has heard from donald sterling or his lawyers and he is still the owner. last night against the warriors want on without him, both copes doc rivers and jackson talked of their relief and satisfaction before the game and fans from both were united, happy with the commissioner's move banning sterling for life. many carried signs and more specially made t-shirts, a close call because the warriors were going to walk off the court and called for a fan boycott. >> happy. >> love what adam silver did. i am a clippers season ticket holder and i was debating whether i wanted to back out of my contract but i decided to stick with it. >> donald

we waking up to patchy fog around the bay area and cloud cover that will burn off.satellite is not bringing any returns. this is what we can expect for the day: sunshine for 12 hours. we are waking up to cooler temperatures and we will warm up by lunch. it will cool off nicely and we will see the blood moon but more on that ahead. but, now, how is traffic shaping up? we have areas of slowing and the fog is covering 101 from petaluma southbound and northbound. the traffic southbound at highway 116, so drive with low beams. be careful. >> a total lieu your eclipse. it will turn the moon orange and it is called a "blood moon," when the earth passes between the moon and the sun. this is the first of four over the next year and a half. the eclipse begins at midnight and there are are are several vg abc7news.com. if you take photographs we want to see those so you can send them to ureport@kgo-tv.com. >> nasa has given spacex the go ahead to launch a reply to the international space station despite failure of a backup computer outside the station that failed to respond to

wooden duck a big business, they are bon. >> reporter: what would make it burn so big, so fast? just the fuels in these buildings? >> furniture-making and woodworking are notoriously subjective to fire damage. >> reporter: that was the business owner talking about the wooden duck furniture store which apparently has been destroyed in the fire and talking about all the materials that would be very nammable and flammable and you have a very dangerous situation with fire. >> we were watching all evening tonight as it seemed as firefighter were getting a handle on this fire and then suddenly, it would just ignite and sort of boom. let's check many with meteorologist mark tamayo, with the wind, the embers just flying in the air there, how the wind contributed to this firefight. >> that is right heather, the wind around 15-20 miles per hour, watching the live pictures coming in during the 8:00hir and the embers moving around and that was the primary concern. wind still a factor right now. starting at camera at 8:40 and the fire very active at 8:40 and later in the 9:00 hour. that wind

there are three fires that are burning in san francisco. a big white puff of smoke coming out of the building. so something has gone up inside of the apartment. >> and we hope everybody has been evacuated. and this is a busy area. so that is not a good thing >> we can see them now. trying to fight that part of the fire. that is just from eye balling it we'll have to wait from the fire department. >> we're getting information we're told you can see now firefighters are trying to get a handle on this. they have ladders but one of the other fires we know of in san francisco a firefighter possibly injured himself we're going to try to give you a location. very serious situation here. we have mindy talmidge. what can you tell us some >> this fire is just two alarm fire on 14th and six-story building. it appears it's gotten into a penthouse. they have fire in the walls >> how do you evacuate so many people. ? >> and i'ming is good. so people just there isn't a lot of strategies involved in are firefighters dragging hoses inside? >> no. we have cr

three people were burned, two critically. it is in the unincorporated part of alameda, and the hazmat team was called. >> reporter: they took a lot of precautions and a firefighters are still not sure what triggered this blast last night but neighbors in this area who came to help the victims said it appeared they were using chemicals. they to the explosion that's and the he can am motions within on it the way. this is near the intersection of spring lake drive and spare boulevard. they didn't know what kind of chemicals they were going to encounter here. initially crews found two victims with critical injuries and firefighters say that man and woman both had third-degree burns over about 80 percent of their bodies. after being burned, those two people ran from the area of that homeless camp down to some nearby apartmentels asking for -- apartments asking for help and bigging for water. >> i turned on my hose to help him and by the time i got back, there was another girl and she ran inside my house. >> reporter: that woman wh

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creating its own wind. >> reporter: the fire continued to burn burning everything in its path. i'm craig heaps for a second look. >> reporter: the other thing people did not know about craig is that he's legally blind. last july after years of using a white cane, craig received his first guide dog, chase. a purebred black labrador receiver came from guide dogs for the blind. along with his classmate, craig officially received his guide dog in an emotional graduation ceremony at the end of his training. >> i realized we were here on july 4th, is there a more fitting day for us to be here than independence day. because, that's what these dogs are all about. they're about independence. chase has become a fixture in the ktvu newsroom. guiding craig to and from work and happy greeting all the colleagues that come to see craig on daily basis. >>> they thought they had it out. but the next day, sunday october 20th, easterly winds would whip up the embers of that fire into an inferno that would destroy thousands of homes. on monday, craig heaps looks at the destruction it left blind. >

late today, hot spots continued to burn. shelters overflowed. hospitals are treating hundreds of victims, with officials warning the toll of 16 lost lives could rise. ron allen, nbc news. >>> a new u.n. report out today warns the world must act now to address climate change to avert disaster. details from our chief environmental affairs correspondent anne thompson. >> reporter: the report says time is running out to avoid the worst impacts of climate change. melting ice sheets that will raise sea levels and swamp coastlines. stronger heatwaves and droughts that could put the world's food supply at risk, particularly the basic crops of wheat and corn. the u.n. panel says the world must act now. >> if we wait for more than about 10 or 15 years, we really will make it extremely difficult for us to keep climate from changing substantially and really exposing ourselves to some substantial harms. >> reporter: to protect itself, the report says the world must reduce greenhouse gas emissions 40% to 70% by the year 2050 and be near zero by 2100. those ar

tonight a conversation with ken burns. he follows a group of young boys at the greenwood school in vermont as they memorize, analyze, and recite the gettysburg address. the production of the film inspired an online and initiative last year of the 150th anniversary of the gettysburg address. glad you have joined us. a conversation with ken burns, coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: >> filmmaker ken burns has brought us so many of the experiences that define this nation from jazz to baseball to the fight for women's suffrage. his latest project which airs on pbs is called the address, following boys ages 11-17, all of whom face a range of complex learning differences as they memorize and recite the gettysburg address. here now a look at a scene from -- burns "the address to go "the address to go >> this is one of the most famous speeches of all times, from 200 or 300 years ago. it means a lot. >> fourscore and seven years ago, our fathers brought forth a n

and nearly 80% of it comes from burning fossil fuels -- oil, natural gas, and coal. but burning these fuels emits carbon dioxide a greenhouse gas that contributes to climate change. how can we continue to supply our ever-growing need for power without damaging the environment? one possibility is to put the carbon dioxide back where it came from -- in underground rock formations. the midwest regional carbon sequestration partnership is investigating this strategy which will help mitigate the effects of the continued use of fossil fuels for energy. renewable energy sources are another option. and in golden, colorado, the natural renewable energy laboratory is trying to scale up processes for creating biofuels from the products of american farms their goal is to supply up to a third of the country's gasoline needs within 25 years. both projects are pushing the limits of modern science in hopes of leading the way to a more sustainable energy future. 40% of the world's electricity comes from coal. coal is the fossilized remains of ancient vegetation. and with global reser

those two people are now in the hospital with critical burns. there was some sort of explosion possibly involving butane at a homeless encampment just before 10:00 last night. that encampment is right along the railroad tracks. two people rushed into this home screaming and frantic for water. it looked like they had made contact with some sort of caustic substance and were badly burned but investigators still don't know exactly what happened. >> what we see down there is evidence of what would look like a rapid explosion which explosions are just fast fire. so there's some sort of heat relight down there. >> reporter: a third person was also burned but those injuries are much less severe than the original two victims. police and the hazmat team spent a couple of hours searching the homeless encampment which is behind the railroad tracks behind me to see if there were additional victims. they didn't find any and they reopened the roads. live in san leandro, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> the alameda county sheriff's office is taking over the investigat

this fire burned very fast and very hot. investigators have yet to get into that rubble and take a look at all that's going on there. just a few minutes ago, they stopped spraying water and that ladder on that truck just came down. firefighters are still out here eight hours after this fire started. engines will stay here throughout the night. so just keep an eye on it. >> reporter: jacob randall ran outside his apartment and started recording this video. >> it's hot. that's for sure. >> it's a lot of smoke. and debris flying all over the place. >> there was this one part where pressure came out of the building. it turned to this little tornado and just moved them out. >> thisfire was very hot. we could feel the radiant heat across the street. we had a lot going on in the first 10, 15 minutes of this fire. >> i've never had soot on me: it's kind of exciting and damgous. >> fire fighters say they were trans yents living inside.ipóq >> it looks like there's a whole elaborate set up. >> firefighters interviewed the transients w

that blaze is burning on the coastal town. the chile's president declared the town of a catastrophic zone. >>> officials are saying the battery for the malaysian airline box maybe dead. the battery in the block box lasted only for a month and that time has past. officials are trying to find those black boxes. >>> new this morning another earthquake struck the coast of solomon island. a quake was felt at 5:30 this morning. today earthquake followed a 5. 6 magnitude that happened yesterday. >>> meantime a 4. 9 magnitude quake rocked central idaho. it was centered near a town about 1000 people about 200 miles northeast of boise. they reported items falling offls and shelves and businesses. >>> coming up food banks are launching the great american milk drive, we are going to talk about why the need for milk is so great. really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get

you would not let them burn me. how could i prevent them? you would speak in the name of the church. you are a great prince of the church. i would go anywhere with your blessing to protect me. i have no blessing for you while you are proud and disobedient. oh, why will you go on saying things like that? i am not proud, and how can you say i am disobedient when i always obey my voices because they come from god. the voice of god on earth is the voice of the church militant. the voices that come to you are echoes of your own willfulness. it is not true. you tell the archbishop in his cathedral he lies and you say you are not proud and disobedient. i never said you lied. it was you that as good as said my voices lied. when have they ever lied? if you will not believe in them, even if they are only echoes of my own commonsense, are they not always right? and are not your earthly counsels always wrong? it's a waste of time admonishing you. it always comes back to the same thing. she is right and everybody else is wrong. take this as your last war

my guest this week documentary film maker ken burns. what is your view of history? it seems to me you toe kind of a middle ground between those who believe in the ultrapatriotic great man theory of history and more leftist that might look at a more popular history and looks at the evils of the past. >> i think you've hit the nail on the head. for a long time we've told about the history of great men, capital g capital m. it was presidents and wars in general. then we threw that out and replaced it with an equally fraudulent set, that american history was a history of european crimes. but there's a middle ground and that's an important thing. it's not some pablum that is mediocre, it is passionate but it understands, you can know about lincoln but let's learn about a southern ingredient and a northern grunt and have them meet in the middle. that's the way we've tried to tell history. the other thing is too often we want to make something that's so critical that we throw the baby out with the bath water, you know? in order to elevate one president we have to demean an

time now 6:30. >>> new this morning, a person suffered second-degree burns after running out of a burningnt. it happened near san jose state university. and kiet do is there this morning. kiet, what's the latest? >> reporter: good morning. we're live at the scene on this apartment complex that burned overnight. sunrise is giving us a better look at the damage. you can seed boarded up windows there. i want to speak loudly here because this car alarm is going off right next to me. but the fire department says this is strangely enough a case of distracted candle lighting. the san jose fire department says it was a case of -- get this -- distracted candle lighting. that's right. a roommate was striking a match while on the phone. >> the roommate that was in the living room lit a candle. and the match he used was discarded and landed on the couch and that's still under investigation though. >> reporter: it happened just before midnight at an apartment complex on the 400 block of south 8th street near san jose state. the roommate who started the fire was still on the phone outside and noticed t

please welcome ken burns. (cheers and applause) hey, how are you.u. >> okay, everybody knows ken burns, civil war, baseball, you got how many, you got two gram eyes, three peabody's, most impressively this is your sixth trip back to my show. >> exactly. >> stephen: what keeps the ken burns motor running? >> i'm working seven projects at once skz you're kidding. >> no, seven. >> stephen: you have a problem. >> i do. >> stephen: you're addict food history. >> i am addicted to history and i would be pregnant if i were a woman because i can't say no to a project. >> stephen: wow! that's bold. okay. your new project is called the address, film by ken burns. it just premiered april 15th. it is also available on dvd from the good people at pbs. now the address, the gettysburg address. >> exactly. >> stephen: what's the big deal about the gettysburg address, you know t gets a lot of press, a lot of press because it is short, you know t is easy to get through. >> it's lincoln-- . >> stephen: but is it really that good? or how much of it is hype? >> no hype,

i thought about when i seen lacy was her burns. like it hurt. i didn't know what happened. >> you get some people who ask you what happened or just stare at you. how to deal with someone who's different and i'm different. >> lexie hudson is scarred over more than half of her body. cause of those scars is what landed her in jail. >> my boyfriend and his friend were trying to make hash oil in an apartment building with butane. and a spark lit and it blew up the apartment. and we were all inside. >> the longest time in all our explosions normally when it comes to drug or drug making in houses is usually meth. what we're starting to see is a new trend. they're using butane to extract hash oil from marijuana. they doing it indoors. anything butane, your pilot light from your stove or heater, next thing you know, boom, explosion. >> the explosion occurred inside the apartment hudson and her boyfriend shared with his mother. >> all i heard was my boyfriend yelling and then i felt like a really, really hot sensation everywhere and i starte

his ears, his hair, shoulders were burned, but because he didn't sustain any burns to his nose and mouthhe didn't suffer any respiratory injuries. >> d.j. will lose both his ears. at children's hospital of wisconsin, angela and her husband, chris, learn just how difficult the road to recovery will be. >> they were thinking that it was going to be six to eight months before he even got released from the hospital. >> while d.j. spends months in the hospital, the recklets brothers and their families continue to help in a big way, this time raising money for the boy's medical bills. at the local restaurant where john's daughters work, there's a fund-raiser and once again, the city of milwaukee rallies, donating money, toys, and clothes. d.j.'s family is humbled. >> you know, let america know that there are still people out there that care, that will do anything and will risk their lives. >> after enduring four major grafting operations, d.j. makes remarkable progress. for his fifth birthday, he asks for two prosthetic ears, which doctors now hope to arrange for him. >> he's up walking. he's

so we're allowing it to burn. the reason being if we put it out and it starts to fill gas in the area, there's a possibility of explosion. that as why we're so far back. >> reporter: it's too soon to tell whether the gas leak happened first or the fire happened first. but pg&e say the leak happened when their meter was damaged in that home bit fire. now all three families were evacuated to near by mooreland middle school. fortunately, no one was injured in the fire. and despite the gas leak, there are no other evacuations under way, and there was no shelter in place ordered for this neighborhood or the school where class was in session when this fire started. this is one of the most iconic neighborhoods known for the eichler architecture. this neighborhood also filing the pain along with the homeown homeowner who was displaced. >> we will continue the coverage on our website. this is right near the west gate shopping center. check it out at nbcbayarea.com. >>> we have new details on a story getting international a

a fierce fire burned an old t-v station in san jose. what or who may have caused it. >> and in berkeley another fire broke out-- this time at a building with many small businesses. why firefighters stayed on scene 24 hours after the blaze. >> and we're watching your bay area weather this morning-- as breezy conditions are expected this week. we'll have your monday morning weather forecast next. the kron 4 morning news starts right now. >> good morning. it is monday, april 14th. i'm james fletcher >> and im anny hong >> it was really nice over the weekend, it was mild, off we are looking at clouds. here is robin with the forecast and traffic. >> it is a little dense in certain spots. santa rosa is down to zero visibility. half moon bay is less than a mile. if you are driving you need to use extra caution. the temperatures outside the door right now are mainly in the fifth days. that is of the north bay for santa rosa. 49 degrees for hayward. livermore is checking in at 50 degrees. we have a nice smile temperatures santa rosa is as 77. 70

they will burn off later. from live doppler 7 hd you can see the returns are not the heavy cloud layer. to get you out the door it will be cooler start to the only but it will warm up by noon. when we pass lunch by 4:00 p.m., it will be sun and warmer and 80's inland. almost 70's around the bay and 62, low 60's around the coast and it will cool off. the seven-day forecast is straight ahead. we head out and see how it is moving along. over the altamont pass, we will look at this, bumper-to-bumper traffic 27 miles per hour is the top speed long 205 to 580 and it will move along in there and if you are crossing the bridges from san francisco to the golden gate bridge it is nine minutes. and across the san mateo bridge it is 13 minutes. quiet start to the morning. we have a couple of incidents we will get to in a minute. leyla gulen? >> breaking news in redwood city where a pedestrian has been hit and killed by a car this morning. amy hollyfield is on the scene. >>> he was hit and killed at 2:00 this morning in re

the fire burns for hours after starting yesterday afternoon. matt? >> montgomery street is block off as firefighters watch the hotspots. the hope is that no one was inside when the building collapsed. >> this used to be home to a television station. when emptied it became home to a few dozen homeless people. flames from the five alarm fire destroyed the structure forcing those inside into the streets. >> did everyone get out safely? >> yes but for two dogs. awhose dogs were they? >> izzy and zappo. >> up to 40 would stay their at least but only 14 were there in the afternoon. someone said a person was cooking inside and started the fire. arson investigators will determine if the fire was accidental or intentional. >> we believe there were no utilities at the time of the fire but it was occupied. >> the city of hose bought the property with hopes of building a downtown ball park for the a's but it was a nuisance for neighbors and police. at&t workers told me they called police several times and officers say they have spent a lot of time hire but now t

you could be burned easy.id-to-upper 80's in sacramento and los angeles and 80 in san diego and fresno is 92. palm springs is 98 degrees. here is my seven-day forecast, if you are going to lake tahoe the next seven days temperatures are ten degrees warmer-than-average and no snow. safe travels. leyla gulen? >> a brand new crash into was flow valley westbound 580 at 238 and it sounds like there is a fuel spill so we will see the activity. as we head over to highway 4, a stalled vehicle is blocking the daily road 50 ramp and it is sluggish headed from pittsburg to bay point and it starts to loosen as you get to 242. headed into concord we are downtown to 24 miles per hour and it is slow through pleasant hill and you pick up speed through lafayette and orinda to the caldecott tunnel with some brake lights. >> saying goodbye to the most popular operating systems of all times as windows xp fades into memory. >>> covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose and all the bay area. >> the field is ready. the team is off to

power lines burning and phone lines were burning and a lot going on in the first 10 or 15 minutes of this fire. >> people were inside the old studios here when the fire started around 3:00 yesterday afternoon and based on interviews, the fire department does believe everyone escaped okay. it took about 100 firefighters just under two hours to get this under control, around 5:00 last night. and, as i mentioned, they're still out here this morning. you're looking at the scarred remains of this very old building and the fire department's been out here this morning to make sure any areas inside are hot, smoky and just to make sure those areas don't turn to flame. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell. >> look at the shell of the building that is left and realizing, okay, that's where our desk was and that's where we sat, that's the lunchroom. we spent many years in that building. >> yeah, you and i, obviously, spent about four or five years in this building before we moved to our current studio. and you think aboutthe history and you talk to people who were there since the '60s whe

another: are building burning up in east st. said ronald. huge flames and smoke. to be seen for miles treaties to firefighters on the roof of flames a lot watter to alarm fire and victorian homes are being threatened. some people have elected to leave their homes but they're not mandatory evacuations in place. the reports of any injuries but there were two fires earlier today in to of locations in the area appeared firefighters say there could be linked between the three fires. shoes are making progress but the situation is still volatile will stamp of this and bring you updates the show. >> : fbi asking for public health and stopping a dangerous chop platter. the image of the suspect was caught your differences got here pre >> : with the fbi saying agents tell me it's not typical for suspect involved in child pornography to show their face. lobbyists say this guy did now investigators are hoping that it will prove to be a costly mistake for this very dangerous man looking at the man the fbi is calling john doe no. 28. >> : in this bitter say what he's accused of

. >>> we begin with developing news near the san jose state campus, a student is burned by flames after running to escape an apartment fire. it started just before midnight on east williams street. that is where the phone call which may have saved this young man's life. >> thank goodness that call went through. it is an incredible story, we are on the scene at that burned apartment building but if you take a look, you can see some of the damage from this fire is obviously a serious fire here and a meaning inconvenience. it left pup student injured and that fire started on on the 3rd floor. is started when bun roommate lit a candle which the match to light that catch tell, then spread throughout the apartment. the roommate who lit it, called that roommate to tell him the place was on fear. that was the person who was injured and we are hearing that person has second degree burns, other residents said they saw him as he came running out of the burning building. >> i saw one guy after i stepped out. i saw flames on his back but i hope he is already and he was here earlier and he was wheele

. >>> in the south bay, firefighters are going through the rubble of a burned out former tv studio to see if there was anyone inside. 100 firefighters were called to battle the place. matt keller is at the scene in san jose. matt? >> firefighters are on the scene. this is an active fire watch. officials do not know if there are victims. they hope for more answers when the sun comes up. 100 firefighters responded to the scene after the fire was first reported at 3:00 yesterday afternoon. this is video shot by eyewitness that houses a tv station and took firefighters two hours to get it under control. the empty building was popular with squaters and up to 30 people may have been living inside the building. the thick smoke could be seen several miles away. >> the debris was fly toward me and hit my face. i heard a big crash and something collapsed. >> that was the roof and a second floor of the building. arson investigators spoke with people in the building when it started. they have not inspected the entire building. that is when we will find out if anyone was trapped inside. northbound

and nearly 80% of it comes from burning fossil fuels -- oil, natural gas, and coal.bon sequestration partnership is investigating this strategy, which will help mitigate the effects of the continued use of fossil fuels for energy. renewable energy sources are another option. and in golden, colorado, the natural renewable energy laboraty is trying to scale up processes for creating biofuels from the products of american farms their goal is to supply up to a third of the country's gasoline needs within 25 years. both projects are pushing the limits of modern science in hopes of leading the way to a more sustainable energy future. 40% of the world's electricity comes from coal. coal is the fossilized remains of ancient vegetation. and with global reserves that could last over 250 years, it is the cheapest and most abundant nonrenewable energy source available. but burning coal produces exhaust products, including not just water vapor, which is most of what we see coming out of smokestacks, but also carbon dioxide, an invisible greenhouse gas that contributes to climate

residents in the apartment say the victims had severe burns and they could smell chemicals on them so they didn't know if it was safe to help. >> he made him leave he didn't want them in the house because they smelled like chemicals. he tried to rinse them off with hoses. >> one person in the apartment burned her feet from walking through the chemical that dripped off the victims and she and the couple were taken to the hospital. the haz-mat team checked out the seen but couldn't figure out what caused the buns and they are investigating but the air is clean. they did tested it so there is in threat to the public. >>> now the fallout from the nba lifetime ban of clippers owner donald sterling for the rant. his teach went on to beat the warriors at the center in los angeles. katie marzullo is monitoring new developments in the newsroom. >> after this morning no one has heard from donald sterling on the laws but he is still the owner of the l.a. clippers and the fast last name went on without him. it was close for the game because the warriors were going to walk off the court and there

it began at 3:00 and burned for around 8:00 hours. the people barely had enough time to escape because it destroyed their home and the neighboring houses. >> i am still shake did i and it is the scariest thing that ever happened to me. >> yesterday, two of the three families are being helped by the red cross, we know they have fueled the fire and there was also a lot of wind and of the homes in the neighborhood they made it easy for the flames to spread quickly and again, they have to do something live, janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> well, we have more details on the types of homes that caught fire. and in parts of designing to bring the outside in but that type of floor plan helps to fuel the flames during yesterday's fire. it creates a draft affect and they were aware of the increased fear danger because of hots fast does it work? we are now in oakland new york and san jose. >>> a former police officer will face a judge in just a couple of hours from now. he is accused of stealing prescription drugs from senior c

but it's the one that burned there on the third floor. neighbors told us they heard a commotion, yelling and screaming to get out. in the chaos they say they saw one person with flames on him running from that unit. that apartment fire caught on cell phone video flames from that third floor apartment right by san jose state. this started around 11:30 last night. that there was a report to investigators that one roommate who was in the living room lit a candle and then the match he used may have been discarded and landed on a couch. investigators say they're still looking into that, but it does seem to lineup with what they saw. this quickly turned into a second alarm fire as people got out on their own and a cell phone that may have made the real difference here. apparently the person who suffered burns got a call from a roommate made it out of the unit that was on fire and then neighbors saw him run by. >> i saw one guy probably like three minutes after i stepped out, he just ran outside and i saw a little flame on his back, i hope he's