nina joins us live from vallejo with more on these art pieces.rning, nina. >> reporter: good morning. i have never seen anything like this before. you think about seeing a victorian house on wheels. how to you think of something like that? and then you look at these designs and you realize how much really goes into that. the imagination and wanting to create a story in a fantasy land is really what it is. they are calling this genera of art steam punk. and we come over to shannah and kathy the master minds behind the whole entire thing. what exactly is steam punk? >> steam punk is really a reworking of science fiction and victorian history. so it's kind of creating something new out of those two particular generas. that is why we dress in core sets and you know victorian outfits and have all of these incredible scientific tools we've got. the most important piece is your pair of goggles. you are supposed to have a pair of goggles and that is what keeps you going through the dust in black rock city. >> reporter: that's awesome. i should have broug

. >> brush fires also breaken out in the bay area tonight including vallejo.just before 8 firefighters reresponsibleed to report of flames burning on hillside near homes in glen cove. fire within 25 feet of the home but stopped at fire break. 5 acres of brush burned before firefighters manage to snuff out those flames. and in san jose tonight firefighters made quick work of small grass Ñt at 6:30. ork of small grass those flames ate up less than an acre on center road no structure threatened. >> fire conditions are going to get worse tomorrow. the sandy is here with look at red flag alert going up. >> that red flag warning will be going up in just a matter of hours. fire danger increasing. show you live doppler 7hd and you will see the sky are clearly across the entire bay area setting the stage for the changes that are coming. it was a little warmer today. tomorrow really starts to crank up and red flag warnings will cover the straits, dealt a-solana county, 10:00 a.m. to saturday 7:00 p.m. ?; win gust out of the north northeast up to 30 miles an hour loweri

. >> brush fires also breaken out in the bay area tonight including vallejo.just before 8 firefighters reresponsibleed to report of flames burning on hillside near homes in glen cove. fire within 25 feet of the home but stopped at fire break. 5 acres of brush burned before firefighters manage to snuff out those flames. and in san jose tonight firefighters made quick work of small grass Ñt at 6:30. ork of small grass those flames ate up less than an acre on center road no structure threatened. >> fire conditions are going to get worse tomorrow. the sandy is here with look at red flag alert going up. >> that red flag warning will be going up in just a matter of hours. fire danger increasing. show you live doppler 7hd and you will see the sky are clearly across the entire bay area setting the stage for the changes that are coming. it was a little warmer today. tomorrow really starts to crank up and red flag warnings will cover the straits, dealt a-solana county, 10:00 a.m. to saturday 7:00 p.m. ?; win gust out of the north northeast up to 30 miles an hour loweri

abc7 news reporter alan wang is live vallejo police vallejo e headquarters with more on this. alan? >> dan, police say the kids all know each other because they live in the same neighborhood. the suspects are between the ages of 14 and 16 and the victims are between 11 and 13. police say the older boys approached the four younger ones in an alley around 7:00 tonight. one of the teens pulled out a 38 caliber revolver and revolved at the kids from 20 feet away. he struck one in the shoulder and another in the foot and then fired at the other two as they ran down the alley. >> when you have 15, 16-year-olds shooting kids that are 11 to 13 years old that is ridiculous. >> what does that say to you? >> it says to me that the city is off the hook and something needs to be done to try and control this stuff. >> witnesses helped police track down the suspects in the neighborhood, and just a few hours ago police say they found a gun along a path. alan wang reporting live at police headquarters in vallejo, abc7 news. >> alan, thank you. >>> police say a woman found dead at a san jose holiday

vallejo 51. fremont 49 degrees. we'll take you to tahoe with a lot of traffic there today on i- 80 with the folks headed up there. mom would be happy if you're taking her there. mainly 71 tomorrow. sunshine on sunday. lake tahoe, 74 degrees. i want to point something out with a lot of showers and thunderstorms in the sierra and over the sierra over the past couple of days. the low pressure area that got us on monday and tuesday have been sitting over nevada throwing back unstable air. good thing that they are in the way as we have not seen any showers, but the fair share of the morning cloud cover because of the on shore flow has been moderate as it will be lighter over the weekend with the high pressure getting stronger and closer to us. less of an an shore flow that means more sunshine, milder weather. the two mildest days of the next week will be on saturday and sunday and 70s near the bay and 80s away from the water. next week things will change. high pressure brings to break out and that will enhance that on sh

. >> brush fires also breaken out in the bay area tonight including vallejo.just before 8 firefighters reresponsibleed to report of flames burning on side near homes in glen cove. fire within 25 feet of the home but stopped at fire break. 5 acres of brush burned before firefighters manage to snuff out those flames. and in san jose tonight firefighters made quick work of small grass Ñt at 6:30. ork of small grass those flames ate up less than an acre on center road no structure threatened. >> fire conditions are going to get worse tomorrow. the sandy is here with look at red flag alert going up. >> that red flag warning will be going up in just a matter of hours. fire danger increasing. show you live doppler 7hd and you will see the sky are clearly across the entire bay area setting the stage for the changes that are coming. it was a little warmer todayrrow r tomorrow really starts to crank up and red flag warnings will cover the straits, dealt a-solana county, 10:00 a.m. to saturday 7:00 p.m. ?; win gust out of the north northeast up to 30 miles an hour lower

. >> it was the first inning here at thurman field in vallejo when gunfire exploded half a block away. >> i had, you know,all my kids on my left side get down under the dug out and wait until the whole commotion was done. >> coach kevin says no one got hit but the drive by in this residential neighborhood terrified the teens. >> my son was, you know, really affected last night. he doesn't want to play baseball, but i'm like, don't let that, you know, take it away from you. >> it's the second shooting in three weeks. a suspect was arrested in april for shooting at the father of a player during a game. league resident greg says police have increased patrols, but it's not enough. >> bullets don't have names. they just travel, and anybody could get hurt at any time. >> reason says it's a shame that crime is driving the league away from thurman field. the field that north vallejo little league alum nis and his new york yankees helped renovate three years ago. >> we had to leave our home of 49 years temporarily, of course, but it's a shame and should be a black eye against the city. the cit

. >> lo único que tienes que hacer es cumplir con mas de 16 aÑos y vivir en vallejos, el sábado puedentan a participar a la comunidad hispana. >> queremos demostrarle a la ciudad en que estamos interesados que esta ciudad crezca. >> aceptan recibos de luz , documntos d ela escuela , si quiere hacer mas preguntas llame al número en pantalla. >> la muerte de hombre hispano a manos de agentes tiene a toda una comunidad indignada. >> la familia asegura que el hombre falleció por la golpiza padre de familia. >> no quería salir porque de oir los gritows , estaba nerviosa y el pedía ayuda en inglés. >> autoridades declararon que silva no obedecio órdenes , fue declarado muerto tras ser llevado al hospital. >> eso esta mal , la instruccion de la policía esta mal. >> el hermano de la víctima dice que conto mas de 20 golpes. >> los abogados de la familia lograron obtener este video. >> testigos dicen que no esra peligroso solo se espanto de la luz y se comenzó a defender pero trató de cubrirse . >> yo estoy indignado por el servicio de la policía eso no se hace en ningúna ley. >> tsetigos asegur

and 84 vallejo. 82 in fremont. we are looking at temperatures here once again in the low 90s. some spots mid-90s out toward brentwood. we should just be in the mid-70s for much of our warmer locations this time of year. we are above normal. if you are headed to at&t park, it will be mice and sunny, starting off mild upper 60s and then getting cool and breezy. the look ahead, we are cooling off tomorrow. coolest days wednesday and thursday. still 50s at the coast but a dramatic cool down in you are in the east bay or south bay. if you are here in the city, the usual seasonable temperatures with the sea breeze. >> thank you, lisa. it is mother's day. for some moms it can be a quick lonely. next a local event showing no >> with nearly 100,000 military members serving in iraq and afghanistan, there are a lot of moms that won't see their kids this mother's day. to show them support, a group in san jose hosted their adopt a military mom for mother's day luncheon yesterday. it included food, gifts and special guest speakers. organizers say it's important to recognize that going to wa

vallejo, 72. san jose, 71. redwood city, 70. 82 out to antioch. a couple of soft 70s. tracy sent me a funny tweet saying what do you mean by that? that's where the temperature hits 70 for like two or three minutes and starts to cool down. that's a soft 70, dave. >> all right. >> warmer weather, hard 86s and 88s over the weekend and then ther there will be a cooler pattern. >>> it's happened now twice in vallejo in the past couple of months. gunfire outside of a little legal baseball field. >>> we're live in san jose where a minivan came crashing into the lobby of a hospital this morning. we'll show you the damage and show you why hospital officials are feeling fortunate. >>> thousands of music fans flock to napa for the bottle rock music festival. why they are pitching tents and where all of the money is going when "mornings on 2" continues. ./ú =/v8s >>> the chp is investigating an early-morning crash at a san jose hospital. a van crashed right in the lobby of the santa clara valley medical center. ktvu's janine de la vega is joining us live from

. >>> also more gunfire outside of a little league baseball field in vallejo. it's all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us on this friday morning may 10th i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. first we go to steve. is my hair going to blow in the breeze? >> steve, you need my extra hold. [ laughter ] that would be our lead story, i think. dave has a good point. there is pretty good wind up in the higher elevation. a lot of low clouds and fog too. here is sal. >>> steve, southbound 101 connector to eastbound 80 they are still clearing that injury crash. if you are trying to get on to the bay bridge eastbound don't use the central freeway. you should go downtown and get on the ramps there. also we are looking at the commute on san mateo bridge and that looks okay. now let's go back to the desk. >>> a popular restaurant in san francisco will be shut down for awhile because of an over night fire. it happened at the forbes island restaurant around 3:00 this morning. the firefighters had ha tough time putting it out sin

vallejo is in first city in the nation to wrote on projects the city will fund on a city wide baste. the proposal varies for money to school bans. >>> and d.j. will be the topic of legislation at the next board meeting. d. j.s would need a permit and have a 10:00 p.m. curfew. >>> it is being called a slow motion disaster. >> that is what though are saying about home in a subdivision sinking into a hilltop. it is north of the bay area in lakeport. lake county public works has not been able to figure out why the ground water is bubbling up to the top, but so far eight homes have cracked apart and ten more homes may have to be evacuated. >> we are starting out with lots of sun around the bay area. a beautiful forecast coming up and a look at changes in the week ahead, after the break. ,, ,,,,,,,,,, consumers -- and funded by . >>> the state agency charged with keeping an eye on utilities and protecting consumers and funded by your tax collar dollars as well is in big trouble. >> state lawmakers say the public utilities commission is simply not doing its job and want the agency to justif

it's because north vallejo little league canceled all of the saturday games. for the second time in three weeks gunshots have been fired near one of the league's games. this 12-year-old heard the gunshot that rang out near thurman field an thursday. police say someone from one car fired into another car. no one from the league was involved or hurt. >> if you have someone just being as callous as that and not think about the lives they're putting in danger, is inis insill. >> this isn't the first time young players have been near gunfire. on april 17th shots were fired after a tee ball game at john williams field. no one was hurt then, either, but the league briefly suspended the season. games resumed a few days later. >> after the first one can, and more angry after the second one. >> both of her boys play in the league. >> really sad. started wondering if i was going to let them play. >> she decided to let them play in games she can attend. explaining that to these boys isn't easy. >> what do you want to do? >> i want to play right now, i guess. >> starting m

it's because north vallejo little league canceled all of the saturday games. for the second time in three weeks gunshots have been fired near one of the league's games. this 12-year-old heard the gunshot that rang out near thurman field an thursday. police say someone from one car fired into another car. no one from the league was involved or hurt. >> if you have someone just being as callous as that and not think about the lives they're putting in danger, is inis insill. >> this isn't the first time young players have been near gunfire. on april 17th shots were fired after a tee ball game at john williams field. no one was hurt then, either, but the league briefly suspended the season. games resumed afe later. >> after the first one can, and more angry after the second one. >> both of her boys play in the league. >> really sad. started wondering if i was going to let them play. >> she decided to let them play in games she can attend. explaining that to these boys isn't easy. >> what do you want to do? >> i want to play right now, i guess. >> starting monday,

reporting in vallejo kron 4 news. >> san jose police say there wednesday night. one person was killed. marking the city's 20th homicide this year. police are not saying is gang related. but a man claiming to be the victim's uncle says 19- year-old philippe banderas may have been targeted. the shooting happened outside santee elementary school.which was shut down today. a string of shootings in east palo alto has prompted police to put more officers on the streets. they're enforcing a citywide curfew for young people. as kron 4's philippe djegal reports, they're trying get a grip on crime. police have arrested a dance instructor in novato. saying he molested a teenaged girl. >> there will be a team of extra officers drive along looking for anyone under the age of 18 hanging out outside. if a juvenile is but it will be detained and taken to city hall. there will have to speak to counselors about how dangerous it is at night. >> be modern killing the entire city is best in areas where a lot of gunfire has been reported in the past. allied their bid eight consecutive

. >>> and developing news in vallejo tonight. two children under the age of 13 were shot by some other kids on arkansas street. abc7 news reporter alan wang is live at vallejo police headquarters with more on this. alan? >> dan, police say the kids all know each other because they live in the same neighborhood. the suspects are between the ages of 14 and 16 and the victims are between 11 and 13. police say the older boys approached the four younger ones in an alley around 7:00 tonight. one of the teens pulled out a 38 caliber revolver and fired at the kids from 20 feet away. he struck one in the shoulder and another in the foot and then fired at the other two as they ran down the alley. >> when you have 15, 16-year-olds shooting kids that are 11 to 13 years old that is ridiculous. >> what does that say to you? >> it says to me that the city is off the hook and something needs to be done to try and control this stuff. >> witnesses helped police track down the suspects in the neighborhood, and just a few hours ago police say they f

extremely extremely disgusting. >> reporter: vallejo is the first city in the country to do this at a cost of $200,000. they've been narrowing down the choices for months all leading up to this week of voting. >> we're coming out of bankruptcy. we're trying to reinvent our image. >> reporter: the decisions being made today are only advisory to the city council. the council has to make the final decision and they have some tough choices on their hands. they have now a projected $5.5 million budget deficit for the next year. >> i think we're expecting that the council will honor the will of the voters. >> no it's not going to be binding. but it's like -- a yes with a maybe. >> we live in this town, they need to start listening. if they want a better community. >> reporter: but even if the most popular plans don't happen, there are still positives here from teenagers feeling empowered. >> like i'm actually a part of something because you know i can't really vote for anything else right now. >> reporter: to discussions on plans for the future. >> but we want to bring in revenues to the ci

for other it's park improvements. >> extremely extremely disgusting. >> reporter: vallejo is the first city in the country to do this at a cost of $200,000. they've been narrowing down the choices for monos all leading up to this week of voting. >> we're coming out of bankruptcy. we're trying to reinvent our image. >> reporter: the decisions being made today are only advisory to the city council. the council has to make the final decision and they have some tough choices on their hands. they have now a projected $5.5 million budget deficit for the next year. >> i think we're expecting that the council will honor the will of the voters. >> no it's not going to be binding. but it's like -- a yes with a maybe. >> we live in this town, they need to start listening. if they want a better community. >> reporter: but even if the most popular plans don't happen, there are still positives here from teenagers feeling empowered. >> like i'm actually a part of something because you know i can't really vote for anything else right now. >> reporter: to discussions on plans for the future. >> but we

. >>> and developing news in vallejo tonight. two children under the age of 13 were shot by some other kids on arkansas street. abc7 news reporter alan wang is live at vallejo police headquarters with more on this. alan? >> dan, police say the kids all know each other because they live in the same neighborhood. the suspects are between the ages of 14 and 16 and the victims are between 11 and 13. police say the older boys approached the four younger ones in an alley around 7:00 tonight. one of the teens pulled out a 38 caliber revolver and fired at the kids from 20 feet away. he struck one in the shoulder and another in the foot and then fired at the other two as they ran down the alley. >> when you have 15, 16-year-olds shooting kids that are 11 to 13 years old that is ridiculous. >> what does that say to you? >> it says to me that the city is off the hook and something needs to be done to try and control this stuff. >> witnesses helped police track down the suspects in the neighborhood, and just a few hours ago police say they f

. >>> vallejo police are getting outside help to deal with violent crime during operation goodwill. the solano county sheriff's office, chp and probation department are offering up extra offers. as many as 15 might be added to vallejo's 85 regular patrol officers to saturate areas that have seen frequent shootings, violence and gang activity a sheriff's spokesman tells the vallejo times herald that counties are learning to pool resources in these times of tighter budget constraints. the operation runs through mid-june. >>> pg&e is calling the record fine recommended for 2the 2010 san bruno explosion excessive. pg&e has been recommended to pay $2.5 billion. eight people died, dozens were hurt and 38 homes destroyed when a nat rag gas pipeline exploded. the utility agrees that a financial penalty is fair, but upgrades to the pipeline should be deducted from the penalty. >>> this holiday weekend bay area agencies are teaming up to put dui checkpoints where you might not expect to find them. piedmont police set up this checkpoint last night on grand avenue to help get the word out. driv

the neighborhood, and once more, steel took matters into her own hands. >> i made this flier. >> vallejoice would later identify the man in the photo as kenyata jason and a few days after posted his picture, neighbors say they spotted him burglarizing a car. this time police arrested him. >> when he was arrested he was only, like, 5 feet away from one of our fliers. >> neighbors found some of their stolen property in an abandoned home nearby. in vallejo, kristin ayers, kpix 5. >>> tens of thousands of commuters will be greeted tomorrow with something new, something fresh. what they won't see anymore is this, a notorious patch of graffiti on the 13th street rail bridge over 101 in san jose. tonight, crews are cleaning it up finally, and then they'll get to some other spots in the days to come. one at mckee road over 101 and then the infather or motherous rip tommy tag right above 280 near bird avenue. kit doe is at the cleanup. kit, now, what are they doing to make sure the taggers won't be back tomorrow. >> well, they've put up these barriers that they hope will keep these tankers. show

. >>> decenas de residentes acudieron en vallejo para decidir el futuro de 3 millones de dólares, para en estados unidos que hace est eproc. >>> creo que la comunidad latina, necesita ser representada y necesitamos decirle a nuestros representantes en la ciudad qué queremos para la ciudad. >>> los 3 millones de dólares son el producto del impueto de las ventas extras. >>> la policía de salinas busca testigos para encontrar quién apuñaló a una jovencita, la víctima caminaba con unos amigos en la calle north madeira, el jovencito sufrió una herida en el cuello y fue llevado al centro médico natividad, también las autoridades dieron a conocer la imagen de un sujeto que se robó un carro en denni's . >>>l a mujer saltó del carro en plena marcha. >>> mientras tanto la cárcel del condado de santa clara impuso restriccionesd los reos, con el fin de evitar el contrabando en los sobres. >>> un oficial de la patrulla de caminos fue atropellado mientras que vigilibaa la carrera ciclista ... cuando un vehículo delante de la moto hizo una vuelta en u >>> mire usted el ejército de salónn redwood city

starting off with 80 westbound coming in from vallejo and carquinez bridge. it does look pretty good people who get on the road early count on it being this way. heading out to the bay bridge toll plaza. that is why we are around so early. but this morning we are off to a good start. this morning's commute is northbound 280 getting up to highway 17 that traffic is looking good. did i mention we go on the air starting at 4:30 a.m.. yikes. hello steve. >> when did that happen? >> we've been doing it for years. >> well, glad to be aboard. >>> talk about a cool pattern. i haven't dug deep enough. i'm sure there is upper 40s. it will be sunny today. great visibility. chamber of commerce day. you will have to wake up to the photographer and say go look at the golden gate bridge. sunshine and really cool pattern. chilly lows or cold lows. i think the wind was the main factor was yesterday. but it will still be blustery at times. only a couple 50s holding on. even san jose is 49. novato is 46. livermore is 47. these are really cool for theism of year. some locations

low 80s for vallejo. notice the reds moving farther westward and that brings the warmth to some of our north bay valleys. here very pleasant, 82 in fremont. we have more warm weather for fairfield and pittsburgh today. low 90s. pleasanton, how about 92. if you are going to the giants game, nice and sunny. you will need the sweatshirt with cooler sea breeze this afternoon. upper 60s to the lower 60s. the look ahead today, we have 80s and 90s, but not tomorrow. we will see the sea breeze and less sun. it will take a little time for the fog to burn back. that's the trend for the neck several days. i said before in the mid-70s but you wonder what is normal around here. north and south end of the bay should see mid-70s. >> so the midweek temperatures are what is normal? >> exactly. >> all right. thank you, lisa. let's check out sports. >>> in sports, the warriors are going to try to even their playoff series with the spurs this afternoon at oracle arena. meanwhile, the giants are closing out their homestand th

. >>> some tense moments for vallejo residents who saw this fire. >> this began about 7:30 on the sidef a hill and seemed to be getting clothes to a home. >> firefighters were able to contain the fires. >> no injuries were reported. >> it is not clear how it started. >>> and fires in palo alto, they're trying to prevent fires in their area. >> they a were training firefighters, and getting rid of dry bush. >> they're helping these controlled burns will keep nearby homes safe. >> there has not been a controlled burn in that area for years. >>> a cerf curfew has been put in place for young people, trying to protect them from crime. >> there's that 5% of society that create the problems, we've got a city two and a half miles square. >> and it's a high density living. >> we had eight shootings, one fatal at fatality. that was a 15-year-old boy. >> a high amount of gunfire has been reported. >> it's intervention and prevention. >> we're not looking to take any other children to take, not looking to take the youth to jail. we're seeing if there's any services we can possibly offer them and s

vallejo 41 the santa rosa 41, upper '40's out the door in fairfield.rnoon, you will see 60s and predominantly low '70's in the south bay. the amended valley is 73, up 72 in santa clara. pittsburg, one of the warmest bought that 75. anticipate mid to upper 60s on the east bay shore line, 74 and napa up. cooler weather into the weekend, at least the second half. partly cloudy skies and morning drizzle on sunday. memorial day, expect cloudy skies and the potential for showers and is increased to a 40 percent chance. tuesday night most of the bay area will see about a 10th of an inch of rain. temperatures a little warmer by the middle of next week but we are still trending below the seasonal average. 6:50 a.m. here is george. >> what a great ride we have around the bay this morning. we're not tracking any hot ooki hard to find any slow traffic. there is none here at the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights have not been activated. there is no backup for the westbound ride. if you're lucky enough to have a job they go to work today, you have an easy r

more than an eight hour standoff in vallejo has ended in the arrest of a sexual abuse suspect. during the standoff deputies say they deployed a robot and a police dog to assist swat officer. he was taken to the hospital after being bitten by police dog and booked. >>> happening right now a man hunt is under way. deputies are going door to door searching for 45-year-old shane miller. they believe he still may be hiding in the area along the coast. he suspected of shooting his wife and four and eight-year- old daughters in their home tuesday night. now people who live in the town of pa trolley were ordered to shelter in place yesterday after his truck was found. a memorial has sprung up at the home where sandy miller and her two daughters were killed. family and friends have left flowers and notes expressing their grief. no known motive for the shooting but deputies confirm they did respond to a domestic dispute at the home last month. >>> time is 4:34. it's the second day of the bottle rock festival in napa. but not everyone is enjoying the show. tara moriarty is there where peo

firefighters handed the case over to vallejo police. no one has been arrested. >>> new at 11:00, japanese scientists may have developed a drug that makes men less likely to cheat. they say the antibiotic reduces the risk of the honey trap. that's when a man makes poor decisions around an an an an -- an attractive woman. and they are look at relieving the symptoms from sits phren yaw. schizophrenia. >>> and a red flag warning is is still a concern. >> sandhya is tracking that for us. >> an elevated fire danger through tomorrow. you can see that the skies are clear. by morning we could see a few patches of fog. the heat advisory is going up for virtually the entire bay area. thursday 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. the 90s are expected in the warmest inland communities and record highs are likely. and dangerously hot conditions are expected inside cars. don't leave your pets orchids inside. it gets hotter in the cars than outside. as you look at the view from the high definition rooftop camera you are looking at the bay bridge here. clear skies an

firefighters handed the case over to vallejo police. no one has been arrested. >>> new at 11:00, japanese scientists may have developed a drug that makes men less likely to cheat. they say the antibiotic reduces the risk of the honey trap. that's when a man makes poor decisions around an an an an -- an attractive woman. and they are look at relieving the symptoms from sits phren yaw. schizophrenia. >>> and a red flag warning is is still a concern. >> sandhya is tracking that for us. >> an elevated fire danger through tomorrow. you can see that the skies are clear. by morning we could see a few patches of fog. the heat advisory is going up for virtually the entire bay area. thursday 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. the 90s are expected in the warmest inland communities and record highs are likely. and dangerously hot conditions are expected inside cars. don't leave your pets orchids inside. it gets hotter in the cars than outside. as you look at the view from the high definition rooftop camera you are looking at the bay bridge here. clear skies an

vallejo is wicked up to 49 degrees at 52 degrees in downtown san francisco. in terms of your afternoon highs, this is where we will see some of the warmest temperatures today. brett wood will become in in 95 degrees. 92 degrees is expected and dispersed. it is not too bad for the shoreline. the temperatures will be in check because some of the westerly breezewi 's along the waterfront. it will not be too warm for places like oakland will only come in at 78 degrees. the temperatures mainly in the upper 80s. 87 degrees for campbell and los gatos. >> it will get pretty one for downtown san francisco that whenever a high of 72 degrees mid 80s for paula out so. last but not li-sao focus the attention of the north, in napa will have a high of 90 degrees. low 80s are expected in mill valley. we do have a red flag warning for those a you along the delta. he begins at 10:00 a.m. today and will last to 7:00 p.m. on saturday. by sunday the sea breeze will concern the temperatures will be cooler. we would shave off about 14 degrees. by monday, it will be much cooler and

ktvu's heather holmes here after speaking tonight with vallejo's former top cop. >> he's one of four people picked to sit on a panel that will examine that horrific movie theater attack. it's all in an effort to update how officials respond to an attack. next year will mark two years since the horrific attack. this year the panel will meet for the first time to reenact the attack moment by moment. robert nicolini will serve as the law enforcement expert. he plans to interview officers who were first on the scene to see how they reacted and suggest improvements if needed. >> i think there's also lessons ton learned. police work, there's no cook book for police work. >> during his 17 years as vallejo police chief, nicolini looks at police shootings, hostage situations, child abductions. he also spent 24 years with the oakland police department. and he was on duty during the oakland hills fire storm in 1991. experiences that nicolini says will help him in drafting the aurora report. >> the aurora report includes multiple agencies. and things we did in oakland involved multiple agencies.

ktvu's heather holmes here after speaking tonight with vallejo's former top cop. >> he's one of fourple picked to sit on a panel that will examine that horrific movie theater attack. it's all in an effort to update how officials respond to an attack. next year will mark two years since the horrific attack. this year the panel will meet for the first time to reenact the attack moment by moment. robert nicolini will serve as the law enforcement expert. he plans to interview officers who were first on the scene to see how they reacted and suggest improvements if needed. >> i think there's also lessons ton learned. police work, there's no cook book for police work. >> during his 17 years as vallejo police chief, nicolini looks at police shootings, hostage situations, child abductions. he also spent 24 years with the oakland police department. and he was on duty during the oakland hills fire storm in 1991. experiences that nicolini says will help him in drafting the aurora report. >> the aurora report includes multiple agencies. and things we did in oakland involved multiple agencies. it'

. >>> -- the city of vallejo is taking their city to another level. amber lee has the story. >> reporter: the city council has just voted on changes in order to improve the quality of life. vallejo is a city in transition. it emerged from bankruptcy a year ago. a ninemonth long project where citizens came up with projects they want the city to fund. >> people are really wanting to have a voice on where to spend the money in this town and that's the way to do it. >> reporter: residents voted, vetted and widdled the list. top on the list, repairing crumbling roads. citizens say it's a way to solve old problems. >> the city is still spending the money exactly the way it did before they went into bankruptcy. unless that changes it's never going to get better. >> opponents question the integrity of the process. one man tells us he plans to ask for an injunction in court. >> everyone else had to go through. by doing that that's not representative government. >> now despite that objection there appears to be a lot of support for this new process. even from p

. >>> -- the city of vallejo is taking their city to another level.mber lee has the story. >> reporter: the city council has just voted on changes in order to improve the quality of life. vallejo is a city in transition. it emerged from bankruptcy a year ago. a ninemonth long project where citizens came up with projects they want the city to fund. >> people are really wanting to have a voice on where to spend the money in this town and that's the way to do it. >> reporter: residents voted, vetted and widdled the list. top on the list, repairing crumbling roads. citizens say it's a way to solve old problems. >> the city is still spending the money exactly the way it did before they went into bankruptcy. unless that changes it's never going to get better. >> opponents question the integrity of the process. one man tells us he plans to ask for an injunction in court. >> everyone else had to go through. by doing that that's not representative government. >> now despite that objection there appears to be a lot of support for this new process. even from peo

it will be breezy in san francisco later on, 82 in vallejo. castro valley 82.t is ten degrees cooler than yesterday. giants playing in the evening with numbers in the 60s. sun is setting after 8:00 and dropping to the 50s. pretty nice evening but a little breezy and slight chance of showers through tuesday. you'll notice the warmup not until the end of next week, it's where we should be. >> rolling stones nationwide tour heads to the bay area where you can see them as >>> new this morning, rolling pistons are back on tour. next stop is right here in the bay area. ♪ 6. ♪ ♪ >> the stones kicked off the 50 and counting tour performing for a third generation of fans. more than a thousand seats were sold at the last minute for only $85 when the promoter discovered they had more. don't expect any cheap seats, face value ranges from $147 to nearly $600. could be worth it, never know, maybe? thanks everyone for joining us on the morning news. one last look at the weather. >> we have a red light warning for the hills of the north bay where quickly warming temperatures a

. >> this morning, two pre-teen children from vallejo are recovering after they were shot by two older kids. officers say the shooters approached four younger kids in an alley last note. the suspects are two boys between the age of 14 and 16 and the victims were between 11 and 13. one of the teens pulled a .38 caliber and fired at the youngsters from 20' missing two of them. the wounds of those who were hit are not considered life threatening. >> when you have 15 and 16-year-old shooting 11 to 13-year-old children, that is ridiculous. it says that the city is east hook and something needs to be done to control this stuff. >> witnesses helped police track down the suspects in the neighborhood. investigators say the suspects and the victims all live in the name area. >> rescuers hope to find safe a dozen people missing after several deadly tornadoes hit texas. we have new images of the destruction and new information from the newsroom. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has latest. >> six people are confirmed dead in north texas where these tornadoes hit. look at this, we have aerials abo

. >> flames race through a home in vallejo and the dramatic action and neighbors to save a man's life. >> governor brown changes his tune on the safety concerns on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. >> we are following up-to-the-minute developments in the massive oklahoma tornado >> covering san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all bay area. >> 4:41 a look from san francisco with the lights blaring in the night from the cameras. how will the forecast look? cooler. >> the former commissioner of the i.r.s. is headed to capitol hill today to testify about the i.r.s. political scandal for the first time, lawmakers will have the opportunity to question him about what he knew and when. he ran the acknowledge when agents were targeting conservative groups and testify before the senate finance committee which launched a bipartisan investigation. >> police in arizona will release hundreds of photos taking after the deadly shooting rampage that injured governor governor governor where six were killed and a dozen wounded with pictures of the handgun and high capacity magazine used by the a

. >> it took vallejo police an hour and a half to get here. >> reporter: but it was too late as theyicing the other items missing. so they decided to try to track down the thief themselves. the husband installed a security camera. but they wouldn't need it. by then they spread the word about what the burglar looks like. >> he had short dread locks. that's how i remember them. >> reporter: last week they cornered him on his block. monica snapped this picture of him getting the same answer. >> sorry, we don't have anybody available. >> reporter: and the husband marched the man out of the neighborhood and took matters into her own hands. >> i made this flier. >> reporter: they would later identify the man in the photo as jason mcfarland. a few days, they spotted him burglarizing a car. this time police arrested him. >> when he was arrested, he was only five feet away from one of the flyers. >> reporter: not only in jail, but they found some of their stolen property in an abandoned home nearby. in vallejo, kristin ayers, kpix 5. >>> the bay area super bowl bid committee hosted their fina

. >>> vallejo police are still investigating a violent incident this morning at a hospital. officials at kaiser's vallejo medical center say a patient threatened a nurse before 8:00 a.m. police and hospital staff took action and resolved the situation. kaiser is not saying any specifics about what happened because of patient privacy laws. however, officials say the hospital is providing support for the nurse and treatment for the patient. >> reporter: oakland's new interim police chief takes a tour of the fruitvale district. we'll tell you what merchants there asked him for. >>> the cooling trend continues and mark tamayo is hinting at a chance of the rain. we'll tell you more in seven minutes. >>> and what o.j. simpson said on the stand hoping a judge will grant him a new trial. ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. ♪ >>> caltrain is back on schedule after an investigation into an accident that killed a pedestrian this morning in san bruno. there's no word from the coroner yet on the identity of the victim

in vallejo as we look eastbound 82, to highway 37, that connection is closed and it will re-open at 5:00 a.m. >> thank you, leyla gulen. >> woman gets in a strange predicament in the north bay and firefighters had to rescue here after she came close to high voltage firearms. a newly disclosed construction problem on the eastern span of the bay bridge that could be a tough fix. >> rebound heads south of the border today and he plans to deal with new tensions between the united states and mexico. first, the america's money report. >> good morning, topping america's money, stocks selling off, all three averages slipped 1 percent yesterday, the worst start to a month since last june and the selling was blamed on signs of a slowing economy. among the signs, fewer jobs for american workers, private employers add only 1 senator mccain,000 jobs and march numbers were revised lower. frontier is adding a fee for carry on bags and they will charge $2 for soda and coffee. the fee applies to bags in the overhead bin at $25 if paid in advance and $100 at the gate. passenger whose buy on the web sit

voting continues in vallejo how to spend $3 million for neighborhood projects. residents can choose among 35 projects from street improvements and support for parks and schools and cultural projects. the vote is open to everyone age 16 and older. residents can go to vallejo city hall to vote. >> california began playing powerball a month ago and a player in petaluma is richer. a shell station on petaluma boulevard north sold a ticket worth $573,000! >> not bad. we could spend that. it is one of three sold in california that match five of the six winning numbers on saturday. the next powerball drawing is wednesday when the jackpot will hit a whopping $350 million! you could not possibly spend that, eric. >> you could not but b, 5 -- but $573 billion will buy you a nice forecast. >> good morning, everyone, the golden gate bridge shows he low the clouds are. it could be drizzle out there, too, as the moisture comes up against your neighborhoods. talk about trees, we will have high amount of pollen and low ragweed and moderate grass so the allergy amount for high tr

. >>> vallejo police are getting outside help to deal with violent crime during operation goodwill. the solano county sheriff's office, chp and solano probation department are offering up extra offers. as many as 15 might be added to vallejo's 85 regular patrol officers to saturate areas that have seen frequent shootings, violence and gang activity. a sheriff's spokesman tells the "vallejo times herald" that counties are learning to pool resources in these times of tighter budget constraints. the operation runs through mid-june. >>> pg&e is calling the record fine that's recommended for the 2010 san bruno explosion illegally excessive. the california public utilities commission is recommending pg&e pay $2.5 billion. eight people died, dozens were hurt and 38 homes destroyed when a natural gas pipeline exploded. the utility agrees that a financial penalty is fair, but argues the costs of improvements and upgrades to the pipeline should be deducted from that penalty. >>> this holiday weekend bay area police agencies are teaming up to put dui check points where you might not expect the

you have at least a 30 to 35-minute drive coming from vallejo. >> ahead, five things to know before you >> including wildfires in the north bay, the morning news returns in 60 seconds. >> as we hand things off to "good morning america" five things to know. gusting winds are fanning brushfires burning in wine country on this red there wanting day. crews are working three fires near highway 128 and 200 acres have burned. another fire in yountville has scorched 50 acres, and you may be able to smell the smoke in the bay area. >> aaron hern is waking up in his own bed in martinez celebrating the 12th birthday. he and his family return home from boston yesterday. he has had two surgeries for shrapnel in his leg. >> a sister of boston marathon bombings dzhokhar tsarnaev says the family will claim the body of tamerlan tsarnaev and the sister said she and her sister are planning a proper muslim burial. >> four, more than a thousand turned out for a vigil in calaveras county to remember leila fowler the 8-year-old girl found stabbed to death in her home on saturday. the family spoke for the firs

vallejo 58. not as hot tomorrow but still sunny and dry. high of 80.to 76 degrees. look at what's going on may 2nd in the midwest, they have had one heck of a winter and early spring. some portions of minnesota had 18 inches of snowfall today. there's still a foot of snow on the ground in iowa. and i tell you what, that's a rough winter and early spring for them. for us it's been bone dry. no rainfall for the next several days. high pressure is moving. when it does it opens up the door for this. the cold air out of the pacific ocean. first up will be the coast where you'll go from the upper 80s to mid 60s tomorrow. that will change over the weekend. high pressure moves out. a low pressure area develops offshore feeding in cool pacific air. we're going to drop down to temperatures back to normal. low to mid 70s. cooler and cloudier weather moving in. the cooling starts tomorrow close to the water near the bay in san francisco. it will not be as warm as today. much cooler weather for everybody starting on sunday. we have the chance of an isolated shower

it's because north vallejo little league has cancelled all of that are games. for the second time in three weeks gunshots have been fired near one of the games. this 12-year-old heard the gunshots that rang out thursday. police say someone in one car fired into another car at around 6:00 p.m. northern from the league was involved or hurt. >> to have someone just be as callous as that, and to not think about the lives that they are putting in danger is just incomprehensible. >> but this isn't the first time young players have been near gunfire. on april 17th shots were fired after a tee-ballgame at john williams field. no one was hurt then either but the league briefly suspended the season. games resumed a few days later. >> the first one i wasn't so angry but i was more angry at the second one. >> both of her boys play in the league. >> mainly sad. started wondering if i was going to let them play. >> she's decided only to let them play in games she can attend. explaining that tisn't easy. what down to do? >> i would rather play. i would rather be playing right

>> vallejo. >> chair adams: yeah, the vallejo one. i did some research on this, a prop passed, they only built one. >> the last one the built was the employee parking lot at general hospital. the only parking lot now built are for city employees; the court building over here, they have a parking lot in the building, that is it sort of thing that still gets built with parking. anything else, , if you're going to build a large building you cannot put a parking lot in there for their employees. no more parking. it just to be that the money you put into the meter, went for the meter maids, in whatever was left over was for offstreet parking. that was eliminated under prop a i want to say, i could be wrong. >> i would just -- two observations. one, i totally empathize with steve's comment. all the attorneys and people that you may have to do business with from time to time operate downtown. anytime i have a meeting down there i have to have a second thought about how my going to do this , occurs if i go down there, i've gotten ticketed bec

firefighters handed the case over to vallejo police. no one has been arrested. >>> new at 11:00, japanese scientists may have developed a drug that makes men less likely to cheat. they say the antibiotic reduces the risk of the honey trap. that's when a man makes poor decisions around an an an an -- an attractive woman. and they are look at relieving the symptoms from sits phren yaw. schizophrenia. >>> and a red flag warning is is still a concern. >> sandhya is tracking that for us. >> an elevated fire danger through tomorrow. you can see that the skies are clear. by morning we could see a fews g patches of fog. the heat advisory is going up for virtually the entire bay area. thursday 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. the 90s are expected in the warmest inland communities and record highs are likely. and dangerouslyexpected conditis are expected inside cars. don't leave your pets orchids inside. it gets hotter in the cars than outside. as you look at the view from the high definition rooftop camera you are looking at the bay bridge here. clear ski