have a great day. >> we have an update on the sig-alert in vacaville eastbound 580 one lane is blocked and we also have one lane blocked in the westbound direction a possible major injury accident and poll fatality. they is someone trapped in a car thatfullied self times. we do not have any delays as we head into oakland southbound at high street we have several vehicles pushed to the shoulder with flat tires and we have some resting in names and c.h.p. is coming interest create a traffic break and we are showing delays in the southbound direction and the survey i don't bridge, traffic is building as you make it to the high-rise it will be over 14 minutes to head in the westbound direction. >> google goes on a bay area shopping spree for property and at 6:30, what the technical giant is gobbling up across the south bay as it continues to grow fast than ever. >> next, getting fit goes high-tech and "7 on your side" and "consumer reports" put new and "consumer reports" put new fitness gadgets to [ phil ]ffness...joint pai. accomplishing even little things can become major victories. i'm

a pretty good breeze, gusts toward vacaville. a lot of 70s around the bay. a lot of mid- to upper 70s for many inland locations. santa cruz will warm up. looks nice on the coast. it's that time of year so we wipe out the fog. temperatures warm up. warmer, not as breezy on friday. clouds on saturday. a possibility of a system in the north bay on monday. >>> 5:20. the world markets are mostly down. one of the few exceptions japan's nikkei. most markets across europe down this morning due to concerns about the american economy and the looming budget battle. >>> our futures indicate a higher opening this morning across the board for the dow. the nasdaq and the s&p 500, that follows some losses yesterday. oil prices falling amid concerns about the u.s. economy as well and falling demand. oil prices fell to more than 102 a barrel on the new york mercantile exchange yesterday. that's the lowest closing price since july 3. >>> time now 5:20.

over in this area between vacaville skb winter as long interstate 505. isolated showers but it's isolated. the bay area certainly dry across the board. and we have red flag warnings to friday afternoon at 3:00. winds out of the north at 15 to 25 miles per hour we'll have gusts from 35 to 45 miles per hour over the higher peaks. humidity will be below 30%. once again this is mainly for higher elevations. diablo raimpblgt i'll have a look at the accu-weather forecast, let me just show you current gusts we do have strong gusts across a wide range of the bay area now. strongest at sfo. 40 miles per hour. you can see why there is such a concern about fire was winds this strong. >> yes. certainly, thank you. >> an arrest tonight in the shocking killing of a san francisco state student shot to death monday night after getting off a muni street car. the 20-year-old justin valdez was a sophomore came from

it is tracking a shower that brought a hundredth of an inch in vacaville. it is not a big deal.is what is the big deal. red flag warning at 11:00 p.m. and it just started and going until friday at 3:00 p.m. for the higher hilltops, gusts 35,45 miles an hour and the humidity is expected to drop below 30%. here are the current winds. lower elevations are not too terribly windy, but check out the higher elevations. hilltop winds right now 39 mount de diablo and when the northerly wind kicks in it dries out the atmosphere. we had the rain on saturday, but we add few days to dry out. you combine that with a dry winter and that means fuel moisture is running low. when you have low humidity and gusty winds what you are look at from our camera here is fire danger which is elevated. i'll be back with a detailed look with how long we will see the fire danger remaining high and when you might be seeing showers around here. dan? >> thanks very much. with the red flag warning going into affect, the fire danger is high in a number of parts of the bay area. heather ishimaru is live with the st

it is tracking a shower that brought a hundredth of an inch in vacaville. it is not a big deal. here is what is the big deal. red flag warning at 11:00 p.m. and it just started and going until friday at 3:00 p.m. for the higher hilltops, gusts 35,45 miles an hour and the humidity is expeed to drop below 30%. here are the current winds. lower elevations are not too terribly windy, but check out the higher elevations. hilltop winds right now 39 mount de diablo and when the northerly wind kicks in it dries out the atmosphere. we had the rain on saturday, but we add few days to dry out. you combine that with a dry winter and that means fuel moisture is running low. when you have low humidity and gusty winds what you are look at from our camera here is fire danger which is elevated. i'll be back with a detailed look with how long we will see the fire danger remaining high and when you might be seeing showers around here. dan? >> thanks very much. with the red flag warning going into affect, the fire danger is high in a number of parts of the bay area. heather ishimaru is live with th

the chickens traveled from vacaville to hayward where they flew on a chartered cargo plane toal myra, new york. >> reporter: everybody knows chickens can't fly. well, that's usually true. except for the 1150 chickens about to take wing on a cross-country flight to new york. it's the great hen roundup at the animal place in vacaville. >> i sneak up from behind and wait until she's in a corner. >> reporter: 3,000 hens rescued from a commercial egg producer that were headed for certain death. >> in california, there is no slaughterhouse that will take these hens. these are hens from the egg industry, considered spent when they're only 2 years old. and egg farmers have to pay people to come to their property, gas the birds, then dump those birds into landfills. >> reporter: animal place can't support 3,000 chickens. but nine animal sanctuaries from michigan to maryland said they'd be happy to take a little more than one-third of the birds if someone could get them there. and someone can. an anonymous donor who's writing a $50,000 check for a chartered plane leaving hayward. $50,000. that'

it is tracking a shower that brought a hundredth of an inch in vacaville. it is not a big deal. here is what is the big deal. red flag warning at 11:00 it and it just started and going until friday at 3:00 p.m. for the higher hilltops, gusts 35,45 miles an hour and the humidity is expected to drop below 30%. here are the current winds. lower elevations are not too terribly windy, but check out the higher elevations. hilltop winds right now 39 mount de diablo and when the northerly wind kicks in it dries out the atmosphere. we had the rain on saturday, but we add few days to dry out. you combine that with a dry winter and that means fuel moisture is running low. when you have low humidity and gusty winds what you are look at from our camera here is fire danger which is elevated. i'll be back with a detailed look with how long we will see the fire danger remaining high and when you might be seeing showers around here. dan? >> thanks very much. with the red flag warning going into affect, the fire danger is high in a number of parts of the bay area. heather ishimaru is live with th

fairfield, 81 vacaville. they are getting a north wind. 60s for some.r 70s. upper 70s. it's a tough call. if the wind collapses if won't happen. 78 santa cruz, warmer than san jose. los gatos, saratoga, cupertino, sunnyvale. they can benefit from that breeze. 60s, 70s on the coast in san francisco. mid to low 70s on the peninsula. it will be warmer on friday. tomorrow morning it will be cold again. we'll see a decrease in the breeze. saturday looks warm. maybe some light rain to the north on monday. >> all right. >>> 8:20. you may soon see more organic foods in grocery stores. the united states and japan just agreed to make it easier to import each other's organic products. under this deal food that's certified organic in japan will get an automatic organic label here in the u.s. the same goes for u.s. exports to japan. supporters say this could lead to a flow of new products to u.s. markets at a cheaper price. >>> 8:21. 92 chefs including alice waters have signed a petition asking governor brown to declare a moratorium on fracking in california. the pe

i'll mention one here it is the traffic alert now out in vacaville but we have learned the person driving serious injuries not sure of the extent yet but it is eastbound 80 lagoon valley road. police are on scene so they believe lanes will be blocked for a half hour more and you can see no slowing on the sensors yet but i think that's going to change here any minute. southbound 880 at high street up to 20 cars on the shoulder with flat tires. there's some sort of debris in the road. chp can't say what it is but they were doing some roadwork along that stretch overnight. all the roadwork has cleared but there may have been something left behind not sure at this point. here's a live look farther south. this is near 66 and the oakland coliseum. everything appears to be okay down towards hayward and about 10 minutes ago they turned on the metering lights over at the bay bridge toll plaza. now we have delays at the overcrossings. that's the latest. lawrence has the forecast. >> a cold front kicking up winds in the bay area. you can see it on the latest satellite image as it slides into far nor

temperature forecast tomorrow, 89 in clearlake, 90 in vacaville. temperatures are uming -- coming up. 78 in richmond. fire danger high, this pattern even with the warmup the pattern is not off the hook crazy. you have the inland heat, mild around the bay, stop me if you heard this before, and cool at the coast. the coast will be in the upper 60s. 87 in morban hill, 88 in gill way. tomorrow will be the warmest day of the week. temperature from here will change, i mention a chance of a sprinkle. really nice day and temperature on the increase. thursday up to 90 kreis, friday temperature trend down, and as they do that we're looking for mainly the clouds to increase. friday is the day we have a good shot at the increasing clouds and chance of sprinkles. there's the five-day forcast with the bay area weekend in view. not a bad one. it would be nice to get rain. we have a shot at sprinkles. north of santa rosa they could have rain. for most of us more clouds saturday, sunday clears out nicely. >> i have a soccer game, 8:30. >> don't change your plans yo

vacaville, 90 degrees. warmer temperature foot print for friday, which will be the warmest day, or your thursday should be the warmest day of this week. when this low moves in, temperatures trend down. when this low moves in as well, it's going to be bring clouds friday night. saturday morning it will bring rain north of fort bragg. and everybody south a wet weather and light drizzle. we looked at last night too. it was a bit different. 1:00friday. there's the line of showers, there it goes. going through san francisco by friday evening. then overnight into saturday morning, you just see kind of this. so lots going on. a good chance for wet weather. it looks like santa rosa, you might get a little bit. maybe .1 of an inch. everybody north more, everybody south, a lot less. forecast highs, 90 in vacaville, 90 in brentwood. 90 in antioch. a beautiful day. fire danger is up, but not like it could be, or has been this time of year. 87 in morgan hill. along the coast, upper 60s. five-day forecast with your bay a

vacaville, 90 degrees.ut you get a warmer temperature foot print for friday, which will be the warmest day, or your thursday should be the warmest day of this week. when this low moves in, temperatures trend down. when this low moves in as well, it's going to be bring clouds friday night. saturday morning it will bring rain north of fort bragg. and everybody south a chance of wet weather and light drizzle. we looked at last night too. it was a bit different. 1:00friday. there's the line of showers, there it goes. going through san francisco by friday evening. then overnight into saturday morning, you just see kind of this. so lots going on. a good chance for wet weather. it looks like santa rosa, you might get a little bit. maybe .1 of an inch. everybody north more, everybody south, a lot less. forecast highs, 90 in vacaville, 90 in brentwood. 90 in antioch. a beautiful day. fire danger is up, but not like it could be, or has been this time of year. 87 in morgan hill. along the coast, upper 60s. five-day fo

the forecast highs tomorrow, 84 in vacaville. 82 in clear lake.o the heat is not here yet. 84 in fairfield. 74 in richmond. a nice day tomorrow for your thursday. 84 in livermore. the santa clara valley, 85 in morgan hill. tomorrow, like today, which was like yesterday. then things kind of change around. comes up a few degrees tomorrow. we'll get an 87 somewhere tomorrow. closing in on 90. saturday, sunday, and monday, temperatures get up there, and we start worrying about fire danger, air quality, and things like that. so it's been very, very nice the last few days. enjoy tomorrow, because the heat will be on be in the inland valleys. the bay and the coast will still be in the 70s and 80s. >>> some local artists are paying tribute to a british sailer who was killed during a practice run during the america's cup competition. 18 students from the academy of art in san francisco have dedicated a mural to andrew bart simpson, a member of sweden's team. simpson died when the boat capsized in may. the students painted the mural on the side of a univers

the forecast highs tomorrow, 84 in vacaville. 82 in clear lake.e heat is not here yet. 84 in fairfield. 74 in richmond. a nice day tomorrow for your thursday. 84 in livermore. the santa clara valley, 85 in morgan hill. tomorrow, like today, which was like yesterday. then things kind of change around. comes up a few degrees tomorrow. we'll get an 87 somewhere tomorrow. closing in on 90. saturday, sunday, and monday, temperatures get up there, and we start worrying about fire danger, air quality, and things like that. so it's been very, very nice the last few days. enjoy tomorrow, because the heat will be on be in the inland valleys. the bay and the coast will still be in the 70s and 80s. >>> some local artists are paying tribute to a british sailer who was killed during a practice run during the america's cup competition. 18 students from the academy of art in san francisco have dedicated a mural to andrew bart simpson, a member of sweden's team. simpson died when the boat capsized in may. the students painted the mural on the side of a university

it's about 20 miles north of vacaville. it broke out around midnight. crews expect it too burn the entire day. no word on injuries. expect a lot of black smoke. very intense heat. >> coming up, new details about standoff at an upscale maul in kenya. what caused 3 stories to ro collapse. >> we're going to tell what you fuel this sideline has. >> should you fear the government shutdown or is there something worse ahead. >> a little girl and her father killed after flames rip through their home. we'll have new details from firefighters that are still on the scene. next. >>> today's top story it is. a fire in san francisco kills a father and a toddler in the city's sunset district. firefighters say that fire started in the basement of a home. a total of four people were inside at the time. a 2 1/2-year-old girl and her father both die. her grandfather remains hospitalized. the child's mother was able to escape. >> kenyan government official says the military caused the collapse of three floors during the terrorist siege of a mall. kenyan troops fired grenad

decent breeze from fairfield to vacaville. a lot of low 80s. here is sal. >>> we are finding out about a serious crash on the peninsula on middle field road. you will find out a little bit more about it. try to confirm details and get back to you. if you use littlefield road you want to think about using a different route. and we are hearing that just from police reports. let's take a look at commute on westbound bay bridge. the traffic here is moderately heavy. there are no problems onth upper deck of the bay bridge. but traffic is a little busy at the toll plaza now. and if you are driving on the peninsula or on 101 we talked about getting into san francisco. it's not all that bad. northbound 101 looks good approaching the 80 split. speaking of the peninsula 101 and 280 are off to a good start so far. let's go back to the desk. >>> sal, thank you. we are start with developing news. san francisco fire chief at the scene of an overnight tragedy. a two-year-old girl and her father were killed just hours ago in a house fire in t

. >> we have a serious crash as you make the drive close to vacaville where we have a report a vehicleipped over several times along eastbound 80. it is possibly rest in the number one lane in the westbound direction so if the drive takes you in the westbound direction you can see this accident. it flipped over several times so be careful of that as we head into the santa cruz mount days we have a stalled big rig southbound 17 and you can see we have a littlibility -- little bit of slowing and north close to the reservoir you are clear and at continue speeds and as we look at drive time traffic, 101 southbound from san francisco to sfo is 10 minutes and northbound along the nimitz from 238 to the maze is 13 minutes and 101 northbound from highway 85 to the san jose airport is 16 minutes. >> a week after shooting at the washington navy yard the navy is closing a gap in the security clearance process. a gunman killed 12 people. he passed a background check despite a history mental instability and gun violence. the navy's new policy is that all police reports must be reviewed as part of a

highs tomorrow, 75 vacaville. 70s, right, lots of 70s. east bay. air quality good. winds will be blowing. that clears things out. and winds tomorrow, they are switching around. that will clean the atmosphere out. the five-day forecast, thursday is your day. warms up. that is the day we will see probablial the -- the strungest -- probably the -- the strongest winds. tomorrow breezy conditions. by the afternoon the winds die off. there is your five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, fire danger always take it seriously. we are from around here. we know how it works. when you get a red flag warning you have to pay attention. this doesn't look like we will see 60 miles per hour winds. looks like 30, 40. 7 in terms of red flag warnings. >> this is the time. thank you. >>> coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36, oracle team usa's come back win puts new fans on the america's cup ban wagon. and the wealth for three bay area people, ktvu channel 2 join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >>> the raiders still aren't sure who wi

. >>> a hay fire north of vacaville is still burning out of the control tonight. we have new video from the fire that we just got into the newsroom hess than 10 minutes ago. check it out. names jumping from haystack to haystack, even the truck this no match for the names. nothing is heft but a burned out shell. >>> this fire ball has been fueled by hey. four barns have been destroyed this. . >> we have to truck our water in. we have 15 water tenders on scene now. i want to panic but there's not much i can do. but pair and wait and see what's heft of the four. hope any it doesn't touch our house yet. >> the fire had burn for another week or so. property owners have hired their own crews and their tone equipment. >> new details about what happened when a pilot had a heart attack in the cockpit and died. it was heading from houston to seattle. crew members tried to save him and hand the plane. >> we got a man down, chest compressions going on right now. i'm not sure ... >> reporter: crew members pulled him into first chas where they could perform cpr. >> they kept th

they were rescued from an egg production farm and taken to vacaville and a private defense attorney paid for them to be traps ported. >> people would not want to eat them. they are considered trash and at the end of their productive lifespan they're done at least in california. >>> 1800 hence rescued will stay here in california where they've put them up for adoption. >>> a herd of goats is in the county. crews first cleared out the camps in july. they brought in the goats to get rid of the weeds and tall grass so those do not spring up again. >>> a late night shooting on the pips. many questions surrounding the gunfire. >>> the problems, bart has round the clock service during the bay bridge closure. >> we're doing well around the bay area when it comes to traffic on 24 westbound between walnut creek and oakland. it's a nice ride. >>> low clouds moving in, but it looks like after today it's warming up how much we have on that and the extended outlook coming up. >>> we're live in san mate tow this morning where a 24-year- old man is shot near his home. we'll have the latest from police.

santa rosa 93 tying vacaville and novato 91. this is more telling. these are the spots that aren't typically warm. alameda you hit 85. richmond 84. union city 83. and how about half moon bay? almost making it to 80 degrees. guess what, high pressure that's making us warm isn't even here yes as it builds in south and east. air quality not so good. "spare the air" day coming up tomorrow because we are getting hotter. the nights overnight lows going to be very warm so not much relief if you leave the windows open and low humidity means a higher fire danger. we'll have that coming up. >>> firefighters put out a grass fire on yerba buena island this afternoon. it may have been the cause of a traffic slowdown on the bridge. that fire started during the lunchtime rush. and crews say the flames were hard to get to. they had to fight the blaze standing just feet away from passing cars and trucks. but they had the fire out in less than half hour. >>> major route into yosemite national park that was closed due to the giant wildfire has reopened today. highway 1

there's the airport. 79 for a daytime high. 84 in vacaville. 84 in fairfield. 82 in clearlake. sunshine at the coast today. been good a pat everyone at the -- pattern at the coast. nice and cool in the morning. saratoga, good air quality. not too hot. the pattern is agreeable to many in the bay area. the 5-day forecast. warmer. and just works its way up. the heat saturday, sunday, monday. we're tracking the potential for fire weather watch or something. we haven't had that many hot days. we're in the height of fire season. warmer and then you notice the heat toward the weekend. >> you 30 could be a fire warning. >> something will show up. >>> coming up at 7:00 on tv 36. the bay bridge commute nasty. we're looking at what's causing the big mess. and video games can be good for some people. we'll go inside the lab creating national attention. join us at 7:00. >>> the a'sflood their way back into first place. 4 home runs lift them over the texas rangers. [ marco ] i'm a student at devry university. and this is my home team. this is my large lecture hall. this is my professor. and

. -- vacaville. 80s for oakland and 94 in brentwood, morganhill, none.d san francisco warming back up into the upper 70s. your weekend always in view, the weather headline will be the hot temperature inland. >>> america's crews met with the media in san francisco two days before the start of two legendary race. the news conference came two days after an international jury docked oracle where they must win 11 races to keep the cup. the skippers says they'll searching as extra motivation. >> i think we've got a fantastic time to do it. that's what we're going to do, we're going to get out there and do it whatever we can. this team doesn't give up and it will fight the whole way. >> there's certainly a lot of support here in san francisco and a huge amount at home. it's all motivation for us. we've got an amazing amount of support. >> the race is scheduled to start at 1:15 along the san francisco point. >>> a one 88188 carad diamond is about to hit the auction block. >> and after returning from more than five years at sea, we have more. mo] in my family, we

here's the map in the tiny town of vicinitiey e winters which i vacaville. we begin. chase cane in san jose where families and schools, chase, have been impacted. >> reporter: absolutely. they were all aware of the smoke and some of them told us, how could you not be aware of the smoke? because it was rather sithick ts morning. it's cleared out a bit. we have a decent breeze blowing south of san jose. depending on the direction, the breeze can keep moving the smoke out or bring it right back in. the fire rages more than 100 miles away from the south bay, but it's sending smoke as far away as los gatos, even monterey. >> it's a huge fire. you can't have this much hay in one area. >> reporter: hay burning in a storage farm north of vacaville quickly got the attention of lisa when she woke up this morning in almidon. >> it was so bad it burned your throat. my voice still hoarse. i talked to several people. they thought is there some -- same thing. some fire is very close by. >> reporter: not close at all, but smoky enough that bret harte middle school decided to limit ti

100 near fairfield and vacaville getting warm starting friday. our mount vaca looking sunny and gorgeous. highs today kept down by the moderate onshore flow. no heat yet. sonoma 85. congratulations to you. concord 83 san jose 79. kentfield 77, half moon bay and san francisco 71. reservoir levels are way down. they are all sitting between 70 and 80% of what is normal for this time of year. but it is a big difference because they were all above 100% as recently as march. we need rain but not going to happen with this pattern, typically not until late october. low pressure to our north keeping the onshore flow going. so we have that just enough of the ocean influence to prevent a heat wave from starting yet. it will be there tomorrow. so another comfortable day with highs 80s inland and 70s near the bay. when low pressure moves out friday, this big dome of high pressure gets stronger and going to warmth atmosphere from the top down and by the time we get to saturday the entire atmosphere is going to be cooking and we are going to see temperatures 10

same deal. 99 in vacaville. forecast highs, spare the air day tomorrow, so worse air quality will be down in the south bay, santa clara valley, south towards morgan hill and the evergreen area. then along the coast, 70s, as i mentioned. a really nice day. great barbecue weather. take it slow and be prepared, especially tomorrow. we're talking about a lot of activity in the city. if you're stuck in traffic without an air conditioner, may want to change your travel plans, because it's going to be hot out on the road. there's your five-day forecast with the bay area weekend in view. >>> a crash, an arrest, and a school without water. the dramatic domino effect in the south bay this morning. >> ignoring the president's priorities on immigration. why one bay area mother is set to be deported, leaving her children behind. >> plus -- >> reporter: a campaign to combat gang violence. we'll tell you why an east bay police department can't tell if their plan is working. . >> these stories and more, coming up in less than 1

he spent the past nine years as head of the vacaville police department.spent 20 years with the oakland police department where he also served as chief. the veteran says that he is stepping down to spend more time with his family. he also plans to continue his current role as a crime justice instructor at the university of phoenix. >>> 5:26 is the time right now. police in san mateo are investigating a string of commercial burglaries. we'll see the pictures that officers hope will lead to an arrest. >> delays on caltrain. why do they keep happening? the answers they're giving may not sit well with some commuters. >> good morning. if you're driving on interstate 680, that looks good heading south. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and bay area weather. >> clear skies. some very cool readings or mild readings, especially if you get a north breeze. it will be warmer today and sunny. we'll focus on some of the changes for the weekend. goglossophobia, is the fear of public speaking. ♪ ♪ the only thing we have to fear is... fear itself. ♪ ♪ >>> welco

the fire broke out just before midnight about 20 miles from vacaville. there was heavy smoke and the fire could take another two days to burn itself out. nick smith was in winters tonight. >> this was the scene as it burned from the peak. at least five other surrounding agencies working to get ahead of the blaze. expensive agriculture equipment and light up the night sky as more than 200 tons of hay were consumed in the fast-burning inferno. parts of yolo county remain under the red flag warning and the fire can be seen off 505 near winters. more than 16 hours after the initial 9-1-1 call. >> the smoke impacted the freeway. we had the slow traffic and at times closed portions of the highway. >> smoke had an affect on air quality in winters and beyond. with the help of the winds the smoke was pushed to pleasanton and livermore and at one point could be felt in santa clara county. now, the slow, long process as firefighters wait for the fire to burn itself out. >> we think we lost 20,000 tons of hay and sales were going for $200 to $250 a ton. >> so they a

a fire broke out in winters about 20 miles from vacaville. no word yet on what sparked the fire. >> some neighbors so mad about the crime in their area they're not going take it anymore. the most recent high profile robbery of commuters in the casual carpool was the tipping point. raising money for a private security patrol. laura? >> this year oakland has seen robbery rates skyrocketing by 24%. here residents are taking to the interflet to raise money and hire their own security. >> one of them pulled a gun announcing that this was a hold up. >> andy lee knows well crime that plagued the neighborhood where he has his design business. a week ago, he and a co-worker were held up at gun point. >> the young man led me around the office and was asking where is money? the cash and valuables? >> we had a recent space of armed robberies in the neighborhood. >> paul lives just blocks from where commuters were held up this week. he ask others raising money had in a crowd funding site to pay for private sek any lower rock ridge neighborhood. >> what we

partly cloudy skies, 77, 80s in vacaville, and right around the bay is mid to upper 60s, for oaklandnd hayward. a few low 80s, and the temperatures we'll check in tomorrow afternoon. fremont around 70, and 71, san francisco the clouds in the morning, breaking up in the afternoon, the winds pick up near the coast and the bay. we could have white caps once again, the winds approaching 20 to 25 miles per hour. here's a look ahead, the five day forecast, the weekend always in view, and you'll notice a steady forecast for monday and tuesday, no major changes. beginning wednesday, we gradually warm up to the mid 80s, 70s around the bay, and beaches back up to the 60s. friday there's a slight chance of a few showers, up in the north bay, and a slight chance, we'll keep an eye on it. >>> thank you. >>> the wind was on the side of oracle team u.s.. the gust almost caused the attempt to capsize. the crew kept it from falling in the water, and team u.s. won for the second time in the tournament. the second race was cancelled about half way through. race will resume tomorrow with two scheduled r

>>reporter: today several lawmakers heard this message in vacaville to raise california minimum wage. right now it's 8 dollars an hour. it would go up to 10 dollars by 2016. >> earning an extra dollar an hour 2 dollars significant impact. >>reporter: san francisco currently has the highest minimum wage in the country at 10.50. but in hayward server at famous dave make the state stand arrested. >> 10 dollars it would be great for me. i'm all for it. >>reporter: governor brown has already said he supports the bill. but others do not. california chamber of commerce and the state restaurant association opposes the bill. they say it would unfairly raise the cost for employers. it could also mean hiring fewer employees. would you rather it stayed the same then. >> i wouldn't mind getting more money with no consequence at all. >>reporter: last time the state minimum wage went up was in 2008. this is abc 7 news. >> bacteria why that causes legionnaires disease has been found in a federal building in richmond. story only on abc 7 news. bacteria was found in the bathroom sink of this facility o

>>reporter: today several lawmakers heard this message in vacaville to raise california minimum wage. right now it's 8 dollars an hour. it would go up to 10 dollars by 2016. >> earning an extra dollar an hour 2 dollars significant impact. >>reporter: san francisco currently has the highest minimum wage in the country at 10.50. but in hayward server at famous dave make the state stand arrested. >> 10 dollars it would be great for me. i'm all for it. >>reporter: governor brown has already said he supports the bill. but others do not. california chamber of commerce and the state restaurant association opposes the bill. they say it would unfairly raise the cost for employers. it could also mean hiring fewer employees. would you rather it stayed the same then. >> i wouldn't mind getting more money with no consequence at all. >>reporter: last time the state minimum wage went up was in 2008. this is abc 7 news. >> bacteria why that causes legionnaires disease has been found in a federal building in richmond. story only on abc 7 news. bacteria was found in the bathroom sink of this facility o

the fire broke out just before midnight about 20 miles from vacaville. there was heavy smoke and the fire could take another two days to burn itself out. nick smith was in winters tonight. >> this was the scene as it burned from the peak. at least five other surrounding agencies working to get ahead of the blaze. expensive agriculture equipment and light up the night sky as more than 200 tons of hay were consumed in the inferno. parts of yolo county remain under the red flag warning and the fire can be seen off 505 near winters. more than 16 hours after the initial 9-1-1 call. >> the smoke impacted the freeway. we had the slow traffic and at times closed portions of the highway. >> smoke had an affect on air quality in winters and beyond. with the help of the winds the smoke was pushed to pleasanton and livermore and at one point could be felt in santa clara county. now, the slow, long process as firefighters wait for the fire to burn itself out. >> we think we lost 20,000 tons of hay and sales were going for $200 to $250 a ton. >> so they are switching

people as far away from vacaville and tracy. even people in candle stick park could see the smoke. more details on the evacuation. the official evacuation center is the clayton community library. evacuees with horses can go to heather farms park in walnut creek. or the contra costa county fairgrounds in antioch. there is slow traffic in sonoma traffic after a 40-acre fire there. it was first reported yesterday afternoon on the shoulder of highway 121 north of eighth street. that is is just south of downtown sonoma. they believe that fire may have started by sparks that came from a tow truck. the fire spread to a nearby palette factory. causing a lot of problems there. at least six structures including several rv's were destroyed. right now the chp is slowly moving traffic on highway 12. >>> new this morning 14 people are hurt after a plane skidded off the runway at bangkok. they suffered a glitch in its wheel base. the plane landed with its nose down. passengers evacuated on emergency slides. the landing comes two weeks after a plane encountered severe turbulence in hong kong injur

quality is improving here in the bay area as piles of hay burn for the third strait day just north of vacaville. the massive fire is burning in the town of winters. all of the smoke prompted officials in yolo to issue an air quality watch. but even people in san jose have reported smelling it. today firefighters said the threat of the fire spreading has subsided substantially because in the meantime it is under under investigation. >> a south bay medical marijuana dispensary healed a blood drive. they want to prove to critics that pot dispensaries can be good neighbors. two blood mobiles were on site in downtown san jose. they offered free tacos and movie tickets. donors said the give aways were nice but that's not why they participated. >> it's to save lives more than anything, all the people that need blood, cancer patients. my grandma had cancer, my aunt had cancer, so it's for the cause more than for the privilege of me getting free that tos and the free movie tickets. >> organizers say the blood is not tested for tch before going into the blood bang but it is tested for dangerous diseases.

they go through about 500 ears of corn a week at their vacaville location alone. but not all of us are fortunate enough to have a nice meal out. a growing number of people in need of assistance in the san joaquin valley has prompted the farm to give back to its community. each week, the farm sends truckloads of produce to local food banks as part of the california association of food banks' farm-to-family program. >> we were seein' folks that when we went to the store, you recognize them working in the store, and then all of a sudden, you see them at our doorstep, uh, needing food assistance, needing help. uh, it's not just the single parent, the single mother, single father. you know, it's--it's the working people, uh, that still can't make things--uh, you know, ends meet. >> i think what each of us are given, you know, if we're given much, we're required to give a lot. and i think that's very important. you know, that's the way i was brought up, too. you--you have to give. >> giving back to the community that supported them for more than 70 years now is just one

is improving here in the bay area as piles of hay burned for the third straight day just north of vacaville. the massive fires located in the town of winters. all the smoke prompted officials in yolo and solano counties to issue an air quality watch. even people in san jose have reported smelling it. today firefighters said the threat of fire spreading has subsided substantially. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> we saw improving air quality in the bay area changs to a change in the winds. you can see the wind arrows pushing smoke north of sacramento out towards marysville. notice the satellite view to the west. rain working its way down the northern california coastline which will be arriving for parts of the bay area by the end of the weekend. a look at that in the forecast coming up. >>> also coming up, something old and something new. tina fey helped kick off the 39th season of "saturday night live" tonight with six new cast members. why you may recognize at least one of them thanks to a commercial. >>> you can yell all you want -- >> and fireworks on the house floor. wh

a fire with crews on the scene of a giant fire at a hey storage yard near winters 20 miles from vacaville. people saw the fire all the way from fairfield and it burned for several hours. we will bring you updates here on abc7 news. the father of the man accused of stabbing a dodgers man to death is speaking out and claiming his son was just trying to defend himself. abc7 news reporter matt keller is at the at&t park. >> the father is speaking out saying his son was defending himself when he stabbed a dodgers fan a few blocks away at at&t park. police say they arrested 21-year-old michael montgomery for homicide in the stabbing death of 24-year-old jonathan denver wednesday night. the suspect's dad told the newspaper his son and their friends were hit without warning after words were exchanged of the giants and dodgers rivalry and says the son was hit by a chair in the head and defended himself. investigators say denver was with family and friends when they left in the 8th inning. san francisco police say montgomery left a bar. the groups were going back-and-forth about the rivalry. >> an

still warm numbers toward clear lake, vacaville.tinson beach 67, around the rim of the bay 70s and over the hills more 80s toward pleasanton and livermore. san francisco upper 60s, parts of san francisco could be around 70, we will go with 60s for daley city and pacifica. here is a look ahead. the five-day. it's that time of year. we talk about warming, for the inland spots and the bay and coast that. will happen, it'll take a few days though. thursday not to much change. the warming trend by friday. this weekend warmest locations inland at least approaching the mid-90s. >> the 49ers getting ready for a new season this sunday. the serious problem that could prove to be a distraction for the team's star linebacker. >> and buster posey has broken a finger. unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head...

the fire broke out just before midnight about 20 miles from vacaville. there was heavy smoke and the fire could take another two days to burn itself out. nick smith was in winters tonight. >> this was the scene as it burned from the peak. at least five other surrounding agencies working to get ahead of blaze. expensive agriculture equipment and light up the night sky as more than 200 tons of hay were consumed in the fast-burning inferno. parts of yolo county remain under the red flag warning and the fire can be seen off 505 near winters. more than 16 hours after the initial 9-1-1 call. >> the smoke impacted the freeway. we had the slow traffic and at times closed portions of the highway. >> smoke had an affect on air quality in winters and beyond. with the help of the winds the smoke was pushed to pleasanton and livermore and at one point could be felt in santa clara county. now, the slow, long process as firefighters wait for the fire to burn itself out. >> we think we lost 20,000 tons of hay and sales were going for $200 to $250 a ton. >> so they are s

federal defender's office who disappeared from her oakland home nearly three weeks ago, found dead in vacaville three days later. her former boyfriend randy alana told us he's grief stricken, quote, sandra meant the world to me. alana who has a lengthy criminal past including rape, kidnapping and manslaughter convictions says he's an easy target in the case. while he wouldn't answer whether he had anything to do with coke's disappearance, he claims coke had told him she was getting unwanted phone calls before she disappeared and that someone had slashed her tenant's tires. >> the first thing a da looks like is a sus spent being inconsistent, dishonest in their statement, but also are they deflecting attention from themselves and trying to put it on someone else? that's a classic situation that a prosecutor is going to say is consciousness of guilt. >> reporter: legal analyst stephen clark says alana clearly wants to put his own spin on things as police work to build their case against him. alana remains in custody on a parole violation but has not been charged in coke's killing. >> remember dna

that's about 20 miles from vacaville near highway 505.ould burn for several days and the wind is a concern. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. a 2-year-old girl and her father were killed early this morning in a house fire in san francisco's sunset district. ktvu's claudine wong has been there since 4:30 this morning. she's back now to tell us some of the challenges the fires are -- the firefighters are facing on this. >> reporter: well, good morning, dave. it was a very tough rescue effort for firefighters. take a look at the home here on -- behind me. howard simon, a neighbor, came to drop off flowers. he didn't know the family but seen the little girl in the neighborhood. woke up to screams, looked out his window and saw the firefight underway. >> we do see them smashing through the windows and really pretty aggressively trying to break through to get in and very thick smoke billowing out of everywhere. the windows, the chimney. we knew it was bad. we didn't realize until this morning that folks had died. >> reporter:

>>reporter: today several lawmakers heard this message in vacaville to raise california minimum wage. right now it's 8 dollars an hour. it would go up to 10 dollars by 2016. >> earning an extra dollar an hour 2 dollars significant impact. >>reporter: san francisco currently has the highest minimum wage in the country at 10.50. but in hayward server at famous dave make the state stand arrested. >> 10 dollars it would be great for me. i'm all for it. >>reporter: governor brown has already said he supports the bill. but others do not. california chamber of commerce and the state restaurant association opposes the bill. they say it would unfairly raise the cost for employers. it could also mean hiring fewer employees. would you rather it stayed the same then. >> i wouldn't mind getting moren money with no consequence at all. >>reporter: last time the state minimum wage went up was in 2008. this is abc 7 news. >> bacteria why that causes legionnaires disease has been found in a federal building in richmond. story only on abc 7 news. bacteria was found in the bathroom sink of this facility

vacaville gusts to 32. north at santa rosa. concord says calm.ay, concord had a blustery, breezy day. sfo at 10. mountain view, calm. for some, it's wind, or breezy. sierra nevada, cloud cover has thinned out a bit. we expect it to pop up later. for us, except for maybe one patch or two of fog, it's sunny and going to be breezy. high pressure has built in, meaning it's a little warmer today gradually. 70s inlnd, 60s, near 70s coast and bay. sunshine, breezy, windy in the hills, northerly breeze. that is definitely one for warmer pattern for some, which would be napa and santa rosa, which were warmer than clear lake yesterday. and so was santa cruz. 3 or 4 degrees warmer than yesterday. santa cruz, 78, warmer than san jose. mountain view, redwood city, they benefit from this pattern. livermore, 75, so a slight warmup. warmer into friday. calming down, breezy. looks good saturday. system moves into the north. high clouds, cooler on sunday. maybe light rain for the mendocino county, lake county lit sunday into monday, pam. >> thank you, steve. >>> t

in the bottom of the ninth, alex savage vacaville area residents was on deck when -- alvarez on on deckstanton came ohm. alvarez getting his no hitter and begins a celebration from the on deck circle rather than the mound. >>> the san jose earthquakes have been playing from the bottom all season. tonight, they are one point away from a play involve spot. the quakes sent usa scoreless in the 87th minute. san jose playing a man short. allen gordon has his shot turned back. but there to pound in the follow, the goal stands up for a win. san jose one point behind los angeles and colorado with three games to play. high school football matchups for this coming friday night's game of the week. this week the candidates are chosen. to vote for the game you want to see, go to k tvu.com. click on high school sports. we will annoyance the win r. on thursday. then, see you under the lights friday night. a dominant day for jimmy johnson on the dover track. johnson took the lead from kinseth wasn't on to win for the record eighth time. i can continues to lead in points, but johnson is now just eight b

low 80s for you in vacaville, blackhawk you hit 82. milpitas 81 degrees today. sausalito coming in close to 80 degrees. but don't get used to it. another weather change is coming. find out how cool we are going to get next. >> and putting smartphones strength to the test. you may be surprised which popular models are the easiest to break. ,, ,,,,,, tonight. gunshots . >>> it appears that the deadly three-day standoff and hostage crisis at a mall in kenya is coming to an end tonight. [ gunfire ] >> people went running for cover when gunshots rang out this morning. kenyan forces say they took back control of the westgate mall in nairobi and believe all the hostages have been released. this is cell phone video from when al qaeda linked gunmen stormed the mall on saturday killing at least 62 people. one survivor described trying to help a young victim. >> all the other kids, lie down, lie downright now. lie down. and the poor boy, i tried to, you know, put my hand there to stop the bleeding. i don't know what i was doing. i don't know what i was doing. but i couldn'