is name of the poland cella the korean peninsula. it makes sense for koreans to see what then -- can be done to move the relationship in a positive direction. there is trust and confidence in in theth korean allies mu president herself, i think that has helped solidify in korean's support going first to deal with the north. ,he previous korean president also a good friend to have a very good relationship with president obama, also sought to put south korea in the lead. unfortunately, north korea had a very different idea and rejected his various overtures very strongly. unfortunately, the self north -northonship -- south relationship did not move positively in that time. nevertheless, it is important to try again. if for no other reason than to keep the pressure on north korea and remind everybody where the intransigence lies. if any party is going to bring the relationship to a halt or move things in a negative direction, let's make sure it is north korea and not self arena. all the more reason to keep the heat on. he also ought to

over 35 degrees in some places. 31 for you in daejeon in the korean peninsula and 30 degrees in nagoya, central japan. watch out for heat stroke. for the south of china, looking for heavier rain due to a stalled frontal line, hong kong, you had about 200 millimeters of rain over the past several days. the ground is saturated. several landslides were observed. school was canceled. but today heavy rain is expected to ease starting this afternoon, so that's good news. taiwan will remain at risk for heavy rain throughout the day. heavy thundershowers for much of the indo-china peninsula due to ample moisture from the bay of bengal and the daytime heating. in western china once again, 29 degrees in seoul in the korean peninsula and tokyo looking at 26 degrees with abundant sunshine. a couple degrees higher than average. in north america, these are the clouds that spawned the tornado in oklahoma on monday. this is still packing a lot of energy. we may see isolated tornados in the north and heavy rain, thunderstorms as well as large hail. this system is starting to slow down and that means th

we're also tracking the peninsula.ed about thjcvç the deady crash north of san bruno station. trains are single-tracking past the scene. b.a.r.t. is your access with millbrae. b.a.r.t. is your transfer point. caltrain is honoring tickets because of this. i just got word folks on southbound train 202 the one that hit that pedestrian, they're being offloaded about 30 passengers. no injuries reported for those passengers. sending it back to you guys. >>> time is 6:36, still ahead, outfitting the homeless with abercrombie apparel. >> it was a desire for revenge, honestly. >> the unconventional way a college graduate is fighting back against a major retailer's controversial comment. >>> a southern california filmmaker wants to give abercrombie & fitch a piece of his mind after a controversial comment from that company's ceo. greg carver was very upset with abercrombie's ceo that, quote, only thin and beautiful people could wear that company's clothing. carver got clothing and distributed to the homeless in l.a. >> how can i

peninsula...where a limo bes a firey death trap. a live report from the san mateo bridge. >>> developing news on the peninsula this morning. a limo became a fiery death trap overnight. a live report from the san mateo bridge. >> and things cool down big time around the bay area overnight and when the wind blew, we got up to wind advisory criteria. we have the entire forecast for a cooler sunday coming up. >> it's supposed to be the safest bridge of its type in the world. >> more questions about the safety on the new east span of the bay bridge. how lawmakers are responding to the problems. >> it's 8:30, thank you for joining us. i'm ann. >> and i'm phil. one of the big topics is wednesday when the mtc decides what they going to do about

you will probably want a jacket around the inner bay and peninsula. we'll be dropping through the 50s and sixd60s. we'll start off breakfast or bunchtime with mom you'll notice inland we're already in the upper 80s. t-shirt weather for sure. notice the numbers in the south bay, too. mid to upper 80s and low 90s again south of san jose. low 90s out towards the east bay once again. today was a hot day. we'll get one more day tomorrow and a big drop in temperatures. tomorrow should be the last of the summer-like weather. not much change in temperatures on the coast. we'll drop at least a good 10 to 15 degrees on monday and the sea breeze will be sticking around for a wile as we go through the rest of the week. if you like summer-like weather, which i know one of the three of us on the set loves it -- >> you're tired about hearing about it, huh? >> it is your day tomorrow. >> thank you. >> so summer-like. driving across the golden gate bridge and the fog was so thick. >> that's very true. >> all right. we'll be right back. >>> not just one, but music. tho

the rain chance, down to the peninsula. tomorrow, mainly cloudy. if you are wonder figure it is a pool day or not, middle 60s. inland, temperatures 10 to 15 degrees below average. big pattern change the second half of this week. once we are passed next wednesday a huge pressure comes in. wondering will next weekend be a pool weekend. we will likely see low 90s coming away from the water. two changes, do going down temperature wise. a rain chance e most of it falling. and the best chance if you are looking for the rain. monday afternoon. tomorrow afternoon. if you want warmer weather, be patient, hang on a couple of days. starting on thursday. we will begin to warm up and feel more summer-like. everybody in the 60s tomorrow, concord, 68 degrees, 10 degrees below average. san jose, 69 degrees. hayward, union city, middle 60s. concord, 68 for your monday. memorial day in san ramoan. high of 67. ask there will be a solid shower chance. highs tomorrow, only in the middle 60s. tuesday, we will begin to climb out of this. late day sunshine. staying chilly

and to defend the freedom and peace on the korean peninsula. today, our alliance is called upon to go beyond that, beyond just the defense of freedom and peace. we are called upon to step orward on a new journey, a you nee toward a korea that is at peace, that is happy and that is made whole. our economic partnership must also aim higher and reach further into the future. president obama has outlined the america initiative, together with my strategy far creative economy, we can advance toward a common goal to help channel the innovative ideas, the passion, and the drive of our youth toward brighter future. koreans and americans are partnering in new ways. whether world tours of korean pop stars for hollywood films or as reconstruction -- or at reconstruction sites in the mideast. together, we can envision a future that is richer that is safer, and that is happier. our chorus of freedom and peace of a future and hope has not ceased to resonate over the last 60 years and will not cease to go on. thank you very much. the speaker: the purpose of th

catherin heavy rain has been continuing in the korean peninsula. over 200 millimeters has been reported in some of the islands. the severe weathermaker battered eastern china on monday. this was the scene in one province yesterday. strong winds were recorded and that picked up waves and knocked down trees. again, the system is targeting the korean peninsula as well as southeastern part of china. as we go into the next 24 hours, it's going to move toward the east. western japan, you could see showers. the eastern half of japan is looking try today but wet weather their be coming in on wednesday. now across the west and eastern china, we' see a nice respite of rainy weather today. i hope you will enjoy the dry weather. four, a new system had form over southwestern china. that's going to be working its way ease over the next couple of days. somewhere else we have been monitoring is the bay of bengal. a stubborn system has been with you providing wet weather. additional rain is not welcomed. temperatures down to 24 in tokyo. and overcast and 23 in seou

san mateo bridge from the east to the peninsula. another look at 880 to oakland where that construction is clearing. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> it's 5:07. friends and colleagues at a bay area nonprofit organization are mourning the loss of one of their own. dribbling a soccer ball from the u.s. to brazil for the world cup, a man was killed unexpectedly during his charity trek. today, we have rob mayeda live. >> reporter: good morning, laura, raising awareness for the football project at this building here in berkeley, is this a group that donates soccer balls for people who live in poor country. richard swanson of seattle hoped to bring attention to the cause by dribbling a soccer ball 10,000 miles through 11 countries. final destination, brazil, 2014 in time for the world cup. he was just two weeks into the trek when yesterday morning, less than 24 hours ago, while dribbling down 101 in lincoln, oregon. a driver of a pickup truck accidentally hit and killed him. swanson died later at a hospital. he was 42 years

. >> reporter: she and her friends were on the party bus on their way home to the peninsula after the night at the san francisco club when suddenly they were a part of a fatal chain-reaction crash on highway 101. >> i was all the way in the back of the bus and ended up in the front. i didn't know what happened. >> all of a sudden my friend is half bleeding and stuff. and that's when i started freaking out. then i started feeling the pain. >> reporter: the crash happened at 2:00 a.m. started by a red honda. officers believe the driver may have been legally drunk. >> it may be believed that he came into the center median before facing the wrong way. >> three vehicles then hit that car including the party bus packed with a group of 18. in all 10 people were sent to the hospital. the honda driver's wife died. the driver is in the hospital with major injuries. >> i'm thankful we were all alive. i mean, it was my birthday. i thank god that we're still alive. >> reporter: the chp and local police are out in full force looking for drunk drivers as they will be through monday night. during the

[applause] >> our world without nuclear weapons must start on the korean peninsula. [applause] >> for the peninsula is the home to the only divided nation state and directly faces the threat of nuclear weapons. a is an ideal test bed for future free of nuclear arms. if we can pull it off on the korean peninsula, then we can pull it off anywhere else. [applause] >> korea has been pursuing the peaceful use of nuclear energy. it is also firmly committed to the principle of nonproliferation. korea and the united states are rtnering to build in other countries. in this regard, we need a modernized beneficialy out mutual successor to our nuclear civil agreement. section accord will bring huge advantages to related industries in both our countries. >> the united states and korea send the largest numbers of aid volunteers abroad. work side by side to help lower-income countries. signed a r agencies document to facilitate these efforts and korea's aid agency will soon be signing another with the u.s. peace corps. [applause] >> in march of last year, the free trade agreement w

. >> new details tonight in the horrific car accident that killed 3 passengers on the peninsula.police say the driver of the car survived and left the scene of the crash but later turned himself n.of lil i don't know is live on hillside boulevard in coleman where the accident happened lillian? >>reporter: friends family can't seem to leave this spot. they have been here for hours. remembering the young people who died here. police say speed and most likely alcohol were factor in the crash. nearly a dozen people gather at the accident site as soon as police reopen hillside boulevard to traffic. 4 of the friends were in a horrific crash 12 hours earlier. mustang split in two. after it rear ended ahi h retaining wall. all 3 passengers were ejected. he saw the driver tend to one of them. >> he was like baby baby baby trying to get the girl attention to see if she was alive. and then i don't know the girl didn't respond become so he just went under the the broken thing in and he just went under and walked down like and didn't come back up. >>reporter: police identify the driver as 25-

this is also impacting the peninsula here from redwood city down to palo alto. it's very scattered in nature. airport delays are the worst in the nation light now in san francisco. we do expect them through gradually over the next few hours. buddy apparently fell inside the well. they actually added water to raise the level of the well. >> speed and alcohol played part in the deadly sdent. nbc bay area is live with sochl dramatic video to this story. >> reporter: jessica boulevard is once again open to some travic. you can see, there is a growing memorial to remember three victims of this crash. this is the spot where two cars made contact and the mustang split in two. people light candles where people chied in a car accident. the driver of the honda had minor injuries. the mustang split in two ejecting three passengers who all died at the scene. police say the driver, 25-year-old paul diaz took off running after the accident and may have gone to this house on a street. police spent hours here collecting evidence. >> the police chief did tell me at that point th

santa cruz on the peninsula. you will see mostly sunny weather. 70 palo alto. 64 millbrae.atures coming up as you will see a little more sun tomorrow. 62 downtown san francisco. and breezy in daly city. north bay community could still see few lingering sprinkles at clear lake. 73 calistoga. santa rosa. 71 in san rafael. head out to the east bay. 67 oakland. 69 union city. inland area milder day. 75 in concord. 74 in livermore. accu-weather 7 day forecast like this. morning drizzle isolated shower certainly possible early on. mid 70's tomorrow repeat same range of temperatures on wednesday. but then the warming begins and by friday we talk low 90'sau$rgland. upper 60's coast. check out saturda saturday. 94 inland. 70 on the coast. you will feel the sizzle summer lake sizzle as we head in the weekend. >> sea change. >> one extreme to the other. >> bay bridge series under way. >> not exactly baseball weather today but good action larry is here. >> saturday is like eternity. >> one of the many reasons we love watching the a's. there's the speed. the power. the the speed. the po

getting to the peninsula and the peninsula itself, no problems.nd, live shot there shows you past the coliseum, things moving smoothly. high street off-ramp is not impeded. smooth drive up to the bay bridge toll plaza, backup to about west grand. back to you. >> mike, thanks. >>> 80-year-old's record as the oldest person to conquer mt. everest is still in tact this morning. he reached the summit last week. that record could have been broken this week by an 81-year-old man from nepal but his trip has been canceled due to bad weather conditions on the mountain. by the way, today is the 60th anniversary of the first climb to the everest summit. to celebrate, former mt. everest climbers road through kathmandu holding banners. what an accomplishment. >> no kidding. 6:21. coming up, mom's in charge. new trend when it comes to topt earners of families. >>> after serious consideration, i am confident that this is the right decision. >> and tea party favorite bows out of politics for now. we'll tell you why michele bachmann says she's not seeking another t

the name of the peninsula is the korean peanut anyone will. it makes sense for koreans to take the lead and see what can be done to move the relationship in a better direction. and sin there is a tremendous level of trust and confidence on the part of washington in our south korean allies and president herself. ting helped solidify, if you will, washington's support for the notion of korea going first to deal with the north. the previous korean president also a good friend, had a good relationship with president obama had also sought to put south korea in the lead. unfortunately korea had a different idea. and rejected his orture strongly. they didn't move in a positive direction during that time. i think the bulk of respondent lies. i think never the less it's important try again for no other reason to keep it -- north korea and remind everybody where the -- lies if any party is going bring the relationship to a halt. it's going to move things in a negative direction. let's make sure it's north korea and not south korea. the reason to keep th

or our capabilities in a fight on the korean peninsula.nd i think as long as we make that messaging with the actions we take and with the words our leaders use, i don't think you'll see the problems that might otherwise come up. >> thank you, steve. larry, do you have something to chip in? >> i think steve bucci's references, for example, to the lack of president obama's response to president park's discussion, her comments about a northeast asian initiative, i think reflects a broader timidity, if you will, with regard to our diplomacy throughout the region. and dave raised the japan history issue. and president pak surprised a lot of people by her emphasis on that during this trip. the territorial sea-island disputes, you look across the board, and you see what i would describe as a real timidity on the part of the united states diplomatically. in terms of diplomacy, i don't think you can really say that there has been a pivot to asia. in terms of our diplomatic certain sis. emphasis. it seems to me attitudes very much ingrained attitude

two victims remain from the peninsula. one was from san francisco.est victim is reported to be a middle aged man from the east bay. >> this morning, san francisco muni and police are investigating a collision between a bus and a car. investigators say a car hit a muni because at 24th and south van ness avenue in the mission district. the bus was stopped at a traffic light when the car could not quite negotiate the turn. a passenger on the bus said he was injured but refused medical treatment. no one in the car was hurt. >> the next store could have you keeping a close are eye on other drivers. despite the laws and the ad campaigns four in ten teens still admit to texting while driving, half of all young drivers. according to researchers if new york, 43 percent of driving able high schoolers admit to texting in 2011 survey which involved 8,000 teen drivers. the odds of having an accident is 23 times higher when texting and driving at the same time. >> 23 times. thing of that. >> next at 6:00, more numbers we are talking about the penals the giants are

santa cruz on the peninsula. you will see mostly sunny weather. 70 palo alto. 64 millbrae.atures coming up as you will see a little more sun tomorrow. 62 downtown san francisco. and breezy in daly city. north bay community could still see few lingering sprinkles at clear lake. 73 calistoga. santa rosa. 71 in san rafael. head out to the east bay. 67 oakland. 69 union city. inland area milder day. 75 in concord. 74 in livermore. accu-weather 7 day forecast like this. morning drizzle isolated shower certainly possible early on. mid 70's tomorrow repeat same range of temperatures on wednesday. but then the warming begins and by friday we talk low 90'sau$rgland. upper 60's coast. check out saturda saturday. 94 inland. 70 on the coast. you will feel the sizzle summer lake sizzle as we head in the weekend. >> sea change. >> one extreme to the other. >> bay bridge series under way. >> not exactly baseball weather today but good action larry is here. >> saturday is like eternity. >> one of the many reasons we love watching the a's. there's the speed. the power. the landing. the >> w

and the unification of the peninsula. the discussion was hosted by the institute for corean-american studies. >> thank you for coming. you guys are all real loyalists, thank you for coming. before we start, this is friday afternoon, very important. the president of south korea just finished a visit to washington and now in south korea. and we think this c-span people. and way beyond this particular room. and let me briefly introduce the speaker. and recently he also said the officer asked the secretary of defense. and in washington. so it is all yours. >> thank you for the invitation and interruption, i am no longer teaching at georgetown and retired from there. good to be here and appreciate the invitation. the outrageous threats uttered by north korea's new leader confirm what henry kissinger rose in his latest book about the prospects of a nuclear north korea, quote, the spread of these weapons into hands not restrained by the historical and political considerations of the major state augurs a world of devastation and

north korean forces have dialed down the tensions on the korean peninsula. u.s. officials say they've taken missiles off launch-ready status. >>> japan's benchmark stock index is back to what it was in 2008 before the start of the global financial crisis. investors are reacting positively to changes in europe and the u.s. and some chinese students are getting a different take on relations with japan. they're studying from a japanese perspective. >>> north korean commanders appear to be backing away from a threat. u.s. and japanese officials say they've removed two mobile missile launchers from a site on the east coast. they say commanders moved the vehicles and a fuel tank there a month ago to prepare for a test launch. musudan missiles have an estimated range of between 2,500 and 4,000 kilometers. that would put japan and the u.s. pacific island of guam within their reach. the north koreans were reacting to new united nations sanctions and joint military drills between u.s. and south korean forces. >>> i think that we would certainly welcome any steps taken to b

drier weather nor the korean peninsula and the northern half of china. yet again heavy rain is coming down in the southern parts of china. we're talking about heavy rain here for several weeks. this is the situation in guandong province. it flooded many roads and houses. tobacco is a main cash crop but are now water logged. 15 millimeters of rain are still likely. it's not going to be too heavy but because the ground is already so saturated, it could worsen the situation. the same front is effecting taiwan and japan. temperatures will be looking like this. 29 degrees in hong kong. and chongqing, extremely hot. 35 degrees. the heat is expected to continue for the rest of the work week. 35 on thursday in chongqing. and 34 in changsha. keep hydrated and watch out for heatstroke. now in north america, the devastating storms that caused the tornadoes in oklahoma is still packing enough energy to create additional tornadoes. we have a warm and humid air from the gulf of mexico and cooler air from canada and a dry, hot southwesterly wind. all of the winds are c

. >> federal law enforcement officials are investigating threatening and lewd messages against peninsula congresswoman. a former marine and several current marines are being investigated for allegedly posting messages on social media that threaten her and president obama. one accused spear of trampling first amendment rights. the democratic congresswoman called attention to sexual abuse in the military and urged the shutdown of vulgar facebook pages linked to military personnel. >> happening now the coast guard and ntsb will investigate the five that cut short a week her long caribbean cruise. the 2,200 passengers on board the shipboarded charter flights today for the first leg of their trip hope. katie marzullo is in the tweet from royal caribbean says flights from the bahamas to baltimore will continue throughout today and the company tweets they providing ferry and bus or train service for 25 people who do not want to fly, whichever mode of transportation they pick, the vacation is over. >> this is what cruise passengers leave: the grandeur of the seas looking less grand than when it

heading over the peninsula, up the peninsula into san francisco.you are probably going to encounter thick pockets north of highway 92. we are going to check on your drive with mike. 52 degrees in san francisco. 52, san mateo and 50 in palo alto. your hour by hour works like this. by noon, 69 degrees inland. 73 degrees. 68 bayside and 62 degrees at the coast. your seven-day forecast. the giants forecast coming up next. 6:07, as promised. he has been standing by. thanks for that, mike. how are you? >> i have been waiting. watching that forecast carefully. you are talking about the low ceilings affected the flight delays. that's not affecting the drives. watch those speeds, guys. over towards the golden gate bridge. traffic is moving smoothly. some low clouds visible here. you can see the roadway without a problem. we are looking at the map as well. smooth drive coming across the golden gate bridge. no big deal as far as the san rafael bridge. i have marked three crashes here. it sounds like there is one close to paul but i am going to put the other t

peninsula and also san mateo coast.a little cool this morning, 50s, we'll see sunny skies a little breezy as well. 60s, 70s, low to mid-80s. the trend is to take the temperatures down a little bit but more so as we head towards thursday and friday. a rebound on the temperatures on the weekend, dave. >>> 8:26. an incredible survival story in sonoma county. it involves an 88-year-old woman and a truck driver who is a hero. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco where the fate of the america's cup hangs in the balance. we'll tell you what is at st at a closed-door meeting. >> reporter: another bay area city joins others in banning smoke at public parks and open spaces. we'll tell you which one and why smokers are not happy, as "mornings on 2" continues. have a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that tiramisu. what a night, huh? but, um, can the test drive be over now? head back to the dealership? [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. but we still need you

up the peninsula we will start around mountain view at 70 and drop to 65 in san mateo and mid-to-upper 50's at the coast another raw day for you even with the sun the breezes will blow sand in your face, and south san francisco and sauce lady, upper 60's to low 70's through the north bay valley and the beaches of the north bay, same thing, upper 50's and a few mid-50's and mid-to-upper 60's long the east bay shore and upper 60's around san ramon with the fastest breezes coming up through crow canyon so ran -- san ramon will be cooler. 58 at first pitch for the game and a lot of sunshine and 62 by the end of the game. enjoy the game. the seven-day forecast shows temperatures are cooler and steady thursday and friday and a warming trend on saturday and more is on monday and tuesday. leyla gulen? >> in san mateo, we have a report of a car fire, southbound 280, at bunker hill and that is possibly blocking one lane but it is not causing any delays. look at green on the map, clear conditions, and we see some heavy traffic on highway 35 if you make it through the santa cruz mountains. on our

and as traffic increases we will see more traffic in the san mateo bridge and to the peninsula and the east bay. so a friday and lighter flow, and maybe not so severe backup, but we will have a major impact on the commute this morning, and we will track it for you. >> thank you, mike. snlz police are looking to take back the streets this weekend. officer officers are working overtime to patrol some of the city's hot spots following the fourth homicide this week alone. we have more details on the plan of action. bob, good morning. >> good morning. it is going to be simple, more officers on the street after a young man in his 20s was shot and kill in east san jose across from sante elementary. he was the fourth person to be murd neered in the city alone. the 20th homicide of the year. right now san jose is on track to surpass last year's total of 46 murders unless something can be done to stop the trend, and that is why the police department will be boosting the presence this weekend to try to stop much of the violence which is much of it gang-related. here is the plan. today and tomorro

. >> she and her friends were on a party bus on their way home from the peninsula after a night at a san francisco club when suddenly they were part of a fatal chain reaction crash on highway 101. >> i was on the way back to the back of the bus. and i look at my friend and she is bleeding from the mouth and stuff. that is when i started freaking out. then i started to feel pain on my body. >>> the crash happened at 2:00 a.m. and they believe the driver of the honda may have been hellly drunk. >> believe he may of come into contact with the center media and turned around. >> three other cars hit the car including a party bus n. all 10 people were sent to the hospital. the honda driver's wife, died. the driver is in the hospital with major injuries. >> i am thankful. it was my birthday. i am -- thank god i am still alive. >> as they do every holiday weekend the chp is out in full force looking for drunk drivers and they will be through monday night. >> during memorial day weekend and that is through the california roadways and accidents caused by drunk drivers. >> to see it reportedly

down the peninsula we have c.h.p. helping with this closure fair oaklands avenue, with a structure fire and you will see the intersection if that area shut down at the moment. so plan ahead and try to avoid it. kristen and eric? >> leaders of the panel that independently reviewed last year's attack in benghazi will testify before congress about their findings. it claimed the lives of ambassador and three americans. the board will address criticism of their work. republicans say the board's report was flawed. the senate foreign affairs committee has approved president obama's nominee, democrat a jones, to serve as the new ambassador to libya. >> 13 san francisco blew any buses have a controversial message, supporting palestinians in gaza and the west bank. they urge an end to u.s. government aid to israel and carry the slogan "end apartheid now." paid for by the organization american muslims for palestine in response to antiislamic ads that went up on the buses two months ago. >> this is a response to the discriminatio

the south bay peninsula and the north bay and peninsula is still looking like. >> let's get right to the south bay with our developing story from san jose about a fire that broke out. this was right near 1:30 a.m. this morning. you can see some of the damage that is provided from mike pelton who has been on the scene. >> fire crews have left the scene but the families tend to go back inside to salvage some of the items that did not burn. the family stated that they are devastated because they have all this home for 69 years. they watched the gold in flames. they stated that some other items that have burned are on their front yard as you can see on your screen. the fire crews responded before 2:00 a.m. this morning. they saw flames coming from the garage where they stated the fire started. the fire chief stated that it is an electrical fire. crews did get the fire under control but he stated that the installation made it tricky to fight. >> there are particles and a wickes out and this caused a problem for us. we had to drop the whole selling to get the fire out. >> for people living

. >> on the peninsula, home video shows firefighters battling an early morning house fire in san mateo shot by the firefighters. you can see the orange glow above the front door of the home which was under construction. no one was living there so no early detection. crews didn't get the call until 12:40 from a person living a quarter of mile away. firefighters are not ruling anything out. authorities say their investigation into a deadly crash this weekend in the delta is being hampered by uncooperative 9-1-1 caller and conflicting accounts. five were killed including two from the bay area on sunday, an s.u.v. plunged into the water off lower jones road outside stockton. one person in the vehicle survived. divers have pulled the bodies of five people from the water. the coroner -- the coroner has identified the bay area victims. it is still not clear what led to the crash. developing news from the east bay, we have newntor a man behia frightening robbery attempt at a popular walnut creek shopping area. this is the man who allegedly accost add -- accosted a woman. amy hollyfield? >> it

up the peninsula, 92 at mountain view and 88 in san mateo which is not a record.row mid-70's along the coast to upper 70's to near 80's to daly city. you get a breeze this afternoon that will cool you down but until then it will be toasty. 86 in downtown san francisco, a record high and 92 in san rafael and santa rosa and 93 at napa. headed to the beach for relief, it is smoky there. 91 in oakland and richmond. warmest in the east bay valley but most people here have air conditioning and 96 in livermore for a record high. tonight, though, 50's and 60's. there will be some smoke out there because of the fires but if you get the ones on the house will cool off, and mid-60's to near 60. have the same set up, high pressure is weakening, and the low to the south is doing the same thing so we are getting that little bit of sea breeze developed at the coast. that is why you are out of the heat advisory but everyone else is still in it, again, from 1:00 o'clock today until 9:00. we will look at the seven-day outlook and tomorrow, it is cooler at the beaches and the coolin

and right now it is mostly on the case, san francisco shooting through the gap and headed down the peninsula. we are mostly clear on live doppler 7 hd and it is dry. there is more humidity, though, than yesterday, but it is not translating into anything that will cause you problems this morning. it is cooler, temperatures in the mid-to-upper 40's around the bay and breezy with temperatures below average in the mid-to-upper 60's by 4:00. inland we are starting off in the mid-40's and it will be breezy by monday and 66 and mild at 70 by 4:00, and at the coast we will fine the fastest wins and hazy at 48, and you will hang out in the mid-50's for the afternoon and capture the sunset while there is no clouds. from here, we will turn it over to leyla gulen with the traffic. >> bad hair day, indeed, on the dumbarton bridge if you are traveling along 84 eastbound and westbound, be careful if you are driving high profile because the gusty conditions can be dangerous. as we move into treatment we have construction along northbound 680 with respecting up right now from south mission to north mission b

must take steps towards a korean peninsula that is nuclear free. >> we remain open to the prospect of north korea taking a peaceful path of de-nuclearization, abiding by international commitments. >> translator: north korea cannot survive if it sacrifices the happiness of its people by continuing nuclear development. the country will not be able to achieve prosperity without de-nuclearization. >> park said she's open to talks and ready to build trust. she sai southorea and u.s. officials will work together to encourage north koreans to make what she called the right choice. >>> authorities in china appear to be taking their own measure against allies in north korea. the bank of japan is the biggest foreign exchange bank and closed the account of its north korean equivalent. >>> reuters news agency says the state owned chinese bank notified north korea's foreign trade bank it was stopping all transactions. u.s. officials hit the north korean bank with sanctions in march banning any exchanges with u.s. firms or individuals and accused the bank of helping finance pyongyang's nuclear weap

thee can pull it off on korean peninsula, then we can pull it off anywhere else. [applause] >> korea has been pursuing the peaceful use of nuclear energy. it is also firmly committed to the principle of nonproliferation. area and the united states otherring to build in countries. in this regard, we need a modernized beneficialy out mutual successor to our nuclear civil agreement. hugeon accord will bring advantages to related industries in both our countries. >> the united states and korea send the largest numbers of aid volunteers abroad. helprk side by side to lower-income countries. in 2011, our agencies signed a document to facilitate these efforts and korea's aid agency will soon be signing another with the u.s. peace corps. [applause] >> in march of last year, the free trade agreement went into effect. it adds an economic pillar to our alliance. it has moved us closer to a comprehensive and strategic alliance. we can do even more if the visas on korean nationals is passed in this congress. both our economies will benefit for it would help create many more jo

. >> people are back home after a bomb scare caused tevacuation o a peninsula neighborhood. investigators say someone found a pressure cooker under a bush outside the lobby doors. the shopping center, apartment complex and surrounding areas were evacuated for three hours until the bomb squad reported the pressure cooker was empty. >> what comes to mind immediately is probably the boston marathon, the tragedy that happened back east and we would like to avoid that here. pressure cookers are obviously -- could be used as bombs and we didn't want to take any chance as far as anyone getting hurt. >> police say the incident should serve as a reminder that people need to be more vigilant about what they leave around. >>> 4:34. investigators suspect alcohol may have play aid role in a fatal crash that killed a well-known burlesque star. sarah klein known as sparkly devil died. on highway 101 near the broadway exit. police say her husband was driving south bound when he lost control and landed in the two fast lanes facing oncoming traffic. that's when a party bus carrying 18 people

as way to promote peace on the adrian peninsula -- on the korean peninsula. i wonder what you feel about the trust building process on the korean peninsula? >> as i indicated before, president park's approach is very compatible with my approach and the approach that we have been taking toket for several years now -- taking together for several years now. and as i understand it, the key is that we will be prepared for terrence, that we will respond to aggression, that we will not reward provocative actions, but that we will an ain an openness to engagement process when we see north korea taking steps that would indicate that it is ollowing a different path. and that is exactly the right approach. a of wuse benefit from korea that would better in a less intense environment on the peninsula. all of the surrounding neighbors would welcome such a transition. such a transformation. but we're not naive about those difficulties taking place. and we've got to see action before, you know, we can have confidence that that in fact is the path that north korea intends to

i want to point out to the peninsula.bound 101 approaching candle stick there was an accident where a car went into the water and had to wait for the right conditions to get that car out. northbound 101 a little bit slow approaching san francisco. you may want to use 280 as an alternate route. let's go to steve. >>> thank you. a very good morning. under mostly cloudy skies and i'll show you in a second there is rain coming back in. see the little spin in the atmosphere. really coming back off the sierra nevada a little rain. inching toward eastern solano county and lake county. i don't think it will last too long but it's there. 50s on the temps. cooler along with that west breeze. that means temperatures will come down a little bit today. the low is still there. by sacramento area you can see that rain coming back. maybe toward rio vista. it's close. it's there. now again this is on the western edge of it. but interstate 80 i know some people do travel from parts of the bay area and head out toward sacramento. maybe inte

that peninsula is called the rockaways, an 11-mile long atlantic ocean beach peninsula that is part ofork city. and since peninsulas by definition jut out into water and are surrounded on water by three sides, lots of peninsulas are pretty hard to reach. and the rockaways are no exception. in the 1950s in the rockaways, they celebrated and the city finally, finally extended a subway line out there. rockaway, here we come. that subway line, the a-train, is the connection for the rockaways to the rest of the world. and it is the longest subway line in this big, big, big city. the part of that subway trip that goes across jamaica bay, just that one part, takes so long that new york city pigeons have learned to ride the a-train so they don't have to fly across the bay. they get on the train on one side of the bay, ride the train and get off on the other side, just like normal commuters, except their pigeons. when you ride that train right out over the bay to the rockaways, when you get there, what you find, miraculously, are beaches. new york city's beaches where you can swim and surf on a

mild day on the peninsula. 60 degrees in pacifica. and another breezy afternoon, same thing in daly city. north bay, 79 in santa rosa, 76 sausalito. starting out with patchy clouds, but sunny by the afternoon. 73 castro valley. inland communities are warming back up to where you should be this time of year. 80 in fairfield. walnut creek, 76 for san ramon. sunday is the beta breakers race. a big day. as you go to check it out or are taking part, school start and temperatures in the mid50s. 2 starts to warm up by 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, upper 50s to mid60s. mild and breezy by 1:00 p.m. great looking weather for the race and great looking weather for any outdoor plans. upper 80s inland and low 60s coast. the temperatures hold before we start to see a cool down. more cloud cover, only in the 70s in the warmest valleys by thursday and friday. carolyn, dan? >> thanks so much. >>> well, the giants. sorry, larry. >> that's what bruce bochy was thinking. okay, here we go. this is a night madison bumgarner would like to female narrator: the mattres

i will track that on the peninsula. the older crash here, 101 south aetch proing east 80 to merge with the lower deck of the bridge. looks like everything is cleared out of the roadway. nice, easy drive through san francisco. a look at fremont, 880 moves nicely westbound. southbound with a few head lights headed down. no problems on the roadway. oftentimes, with he see overnight construction and northbound coming up toward 287. still, a road crew there. jon, you are going to follow up with that. >> painfully clear that at least one person could use a little help from spell check. now, the people in milpitas will have to wait a month to get some satisfaction. they say that's how long it will take to replace this sign, three is in the name where there is supposed to be two. you see it is milipitas. the sign is unacceptable. the contractor will pay for a new sign, not tax payers. that is a bill blunder. >> cheaper to replace the sign than change the whole city name. mili. >>> the big name designer that will soon have shopp

she could talk about what her vision is for the peninsula. in many ways, as president obama said in a news conference, he is very much in line with what she is saying. >> what you make of north korean removing rockets from the launch pads ahead of this meeting? >> the sympathetic explanation would be to say that north koreans are starting to quiet down after all the rhetoric last month. the study north korean behavior for any amount of time, you know this is no reason to start popping champagne corks because there could be another provocation right around the corner. we just do not know. that is the bottom line. we can take some comfort in the fact that they are not firing missiles right now, but i would not allow of confidence in that for the long term. >> thank you. story,eturn to our top the escape of three women from a house in cleveland, ohio, where they were being kept in captivity for a decade. for more, let's go back live to laura, who is there. people must be racking their brains to nine thinking what details did they miss that could

. >> a peninsula legislature will introduce a bill to make limousines safer following the deadly fire after the limousine burst in flames carrying nine passengers, one more than the limo was allowed to carry. those with fewer than eight people are not required to have fire extinguishers. san mateo state senator wants to change that. >> we will introduce a bill in the next week to require fire extinguishers at least at a minimum to start out in looking at the industry to require a fire extinguisher in the passenger compartment of every limousine in the state. >> he says he is looking at lack of safety inspections for limos carrying fewer than ten passengers. stay with abc7 news if developing updates in the limousine fire investigation with complete coverage at abc7news.com and breaking news by following us on twitter@abcnewsbayarea. >> developing news from cleveland, a judge has given police more time to file charges against the brothers accused kidnapping and holding these women captive for a decade. the castro brothers are in custody and investigators will question them today. we are

mild day on the peninsula. 60 degrees in pacifica. and another breezy afternoon, same thing in daly city. north bay, 79 in santa rosa, 76 sausalito. starting out with patchy clouds, but sunny by the afternoon. 73 castro valley. inland communities are warming back up to where you should be this time of year. 80 in fairfield. walnut creek, 76 for san ramon. sunday is the beta breakers race. a big day. as you go to check it out or are taking part, school start and temperatures in the mid50s. 2 starts to warm up by 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, upper 50s to mid60s. mild and breezy by 1:00 p.m. great looking weather for the race and great looking weather for any outdoor plans. upper 80s inland and low 60s coast. the temperatures hold before we start to see a cool down. more cloud cover, only in the 70s in the warmest valleys by thursday and friday. carolyn, dan? >> thanks so much. >>> well, thesorry, larry. >> that's what bruce bochy was thinking. okay, here we go. this is a night madison bumgarner would like to >>> coors field, it is the place that

. >>> 4:34. 55-year-old man on the peninsula is in jail this morning, accused of attacking his landlord with bear repellant. police say he attacked the man at a belmont complex. plummer hit the landlord and then used stronger than normal tear gas used as bear repellant. >>> remaining docked after thieves stole the motors right off boats. someone cut through cables, stealing five motors from pier 40 monday night. it belonged to the group of disabled sailors. without those motors, they can't hit the water. she is unable to use her arms or legs. on a specially designed boat, she moves the boat with her chin. >> i thought it was great i had the ability to sail, given my disability. really not obviously very expected. so i thought it was a really incredible opportunity to engage in a really fun sport and engage actively. >> police found some of the motors but it's not clear what condition they're in. fixing the boats could cost thousands of dollars. >>> on how to deal with crime, retired police officers will host a crime prevention meeting tonight. those attending can learn how to properly r

. >>> a peninsula home was damaged in a fire. coming up what investigators say made the fire more dangerous for firefighters trying to put it out. >>> the secret service says a letter sent to president obama may have been tainted with the deadly poison ricin. the white house screening facility detected it and sent it to the fbi. it was post marked shreveport, louisiana, the same post mark on letters sent to michael bloomberg and his gun control group recently. >>> some new funding will help 280 homeless veterans get off the streets. more than 3 million dollars will go to 6 bay area housing agencies in the form of housing vouchers with the vouchers veterans pay 30% of their income toward register housing and the government makes up the difference. they also provide support services and case management. >> one of the most troubled neighborhoods have a message for police. find out what they want to say. >> it is going to warm up, steve will be here with the details for your neighborhood. >>> plus you may have seen the photos earlier

also the traffic coming into the peninsula is good.outhbound and northbound 101 getting to the airport. no problem. let's go to steve. >>> hello, sal. mostly sunny today. there is a little bit of patchy fog but there is cold readings. there is a couple mid 30s. my goodness. it will be sunny and a little warmer today for inland areas. 60s and 70s. we'll have your weekend forecasts on mornings on 2. >>> coming up a birthday celebration ended in gunfire in the east bay. what we have learned about the victim and suspect. >>> we have new video of that earthquake damage 50 miles outside of chico. >>> there was a big puff of dust and i hit the brakes. >> a survivor describes the terrifying scene north of seattle. an interstate bridge comes crashing down, plunging cars in the river below. >> reporter: oakland police say the suspects in a shooting near the greyhound bus station were young teens. they say they