the restaurant in fremont today. the driver of the white pickup started in the denny's parking lot, circled out of the driveway, then somehow lost control. that's when he would slam rear end first into the restaurant. the -- driver was uninjured with a couple of bumps and bruises. no words if they will face any charges. but it appears that it might be a case where the driver would mistake the gas for the brakes. >> when they would back up, that it is the particular one on this one here as they would go to hit the brake and their foot would get wedged in between the brake and the gas pedal and they start to speed up and push down harder, but the foot is also kind of on the gas. the harder they push, the faster that the vehicle would go, 180, they came right back in and slammed into the building. >> the officials say that the injured employees, they would be expect today be okay. this is all while under investigation. >>> to the bay area qualities that will be unhealthy once again. and the air district would issue that they are spare the air alert. >> and it will be one today and tom

construction between hayward and fremont that is the middle of the day so people still want to use the train, will they have delays and they have to go on a bus bridge? >> they are all sharing one track and we are reminding everyone that there is an ac transit route that takes about 20 minutes and it might be better to do that. this is essential work and we are doing this during the middle of the day through september 9. >> thanks so much for coming in and talking to us in the perks program will kick off next week. >>> turning back now to some developing news, the blue cup fire in san bernardino county and today it grew to 30,000 acres. right now there is no containment and crews are dealing with hot and dry conditions. 1300 firefighters on the ground and also they are launching an air attack as well battling the blaze. >> it is a challenging year and we're seeing that the fires are burning in an unprecedented fashion, explosive fire growth is the new normal. >> i heard one fire officials say that it is consuming at an incredibly rapid rate. the number of homes have been lost that officials

pacifica, as well as fremont, it will be a warm one. into the south bay 87 degrees expected. the big drop off on thursday, friday, saturday, nose that they do not change those temperatures too much. all in all just a good looking forecast for the start of august. and good for firefighters as well. >> all right, thank you so much. >>> a man is back home where he earned not just one, but seven medals. he has his sights set on the bigger competition. all about organ donation. >> reporter: you would never know the battle he has faced. >> i was born with cystic fibrosis in 1977. the prognosis that my parents were given is that i would not live to see my fourth birthday. >> reporter: but as you can see he beat the odds. at 38, he is stronger than most people through the years he's grown used to living with cystic fibrosis, a disorder that causes severe damage to the lungs and digestive system. but that did not stop him. that is until four years ago when he faced the major setback. >> i was told that i only had about two years left to live unless i got a double lung transplant. and that was

there's 85 in fairfield and 85 in livermore and 82 and walnut creek. 76 in fremont and those are the temperatures right now. temperatures tomorrow 58 tomorrow morning and 57 in fairfield and that is tomorrow morning. then you can see the forecast here, the fog forecast for the morning and take a look, the daytime highs, tomorrow, thursday, that went fast it is thursday. what is with the purple, it looks good? it is blue but i will tell you this was not preplanned. >> look what i'm doing, we are dialed in, all 3 of us. love it. thanks though. >>> a smartphone 3 and out that works to promote neighborhood safety, now see the changes coming to the next-door app, perhaps you have it at your house and officials hope this will prevent racial profiling. >>> for twenty years, box tops for education has helped schools earn over 750 million dollars to get what they need! families at lawton alternative school in san francisco collected box tops to help pay for field trips like the 5th grade overnight trip! don't be absent from helping your local school! buy 10 participating box tops for educatio

by with that gold medal in hand. >>> we hope tomorrow is the first day of school for kids in fremont. some of them will be giving their teachers something extra special to show their appreciation for what they do. fremont flowers and bay area is giving local kids daisies in a vase with a thank you card for their teacher for free. they expect to give out 1,500 of them. the owner of the flower shop says that the gestures show that teachers are heros and positive role models for children. >>> well still to come, blood donors will soon be screened for the zika virus. next where the screenings have began. and the changes that are being made by donation centers. the 4:00 on 2 will be right back. ally a hug. this toy is a reminder that someone cares. these are a chance to be part of a team. and this is the chance to succeed. female announcer: with your support, everyone at sleep train proudly dedicates their time, hearts, and resources to giving local foster children one important thing: - hope... - hope... hope... not everyone can be a foster parent... ...but anyone can help a foster child

invasion caught on tape. five men carrying guns in and out of the a fremont home in minutes. police asking for help. >> and are we alone? bay area researchers analyzing a mysterious sound from space. the four on 2 starts now. >>> terrible scenes out of scene -- seens. after a similar tragedy just out of the north bay. >> so sad here. two young children killed when a car they were in crashed into a river. their mother and another motorist tried desperately to save them under water. >> it happened here. live now at the scene with details for us -- >> yeah. it was an incredibly sad scene out here. as you can see, it's reopened. but the case of what happened here continues. that investigation goes forward. earlier today, authorities pulled out a white impala from the river. the car where two young sisters died after their mother lost control and flipped into the river this morning. the coroner has identified the girl as 7-year-old an 9-year- old cyst -- sisters. the california highway patrol says the mother, had dropped off a friend and was heading back to take her children to school. >> the w

fremont has sunk16 inches since being built eight years ago according to consultants. that is not sitting well with those condoners. >> reporter: a marvel of glass and concrete that the my len yom tower offer luxury living. and lately some are referring to it as the leaning tower of san francisco. >> cracks and dips are visible on the sidewalks and the basement according to residence, this is not normal settling. in 2008 it has tilted two inches. >> i thought something was up. i'm pretty shocked as i need to reevaluate that all. >> that they will settle about six inches of the life span, but it is not 16. as they hired an independent consultant to survey the sinkage, translating to the costly real estate battle. >> and a brand new ferrari that they would have a little nick on the defender as that glass. >> they believe that it will impact their confidence in the short term. >> so you will be buying a beautiful piece of real estate in the most amazing city in the world. but now there will be a little blemish because things will become a taboo once there's a story of a building sinking that

in fremont at the denny's on mowri avenue. it circled on before slamming rear end first right into the restaurant. it appears that it might have been a case where the driver confused the gas and brake pedal. >> they go to hit the brake and their foot gets wedged in between the foot and gas pedal and they will start to speed up just a little bit. the vehicle went 180, they came right back in and slammed into the building. >> that drive was not injured, suffering minor injuries, that they would expect to recover from what was described on the cut from the broken glass. >> and back to the suv crashing into the garage. and at 10:15 this morning on chestnut street between middlefield road and their standoff street and that they would say that they would cause their structural damage to that building and that it is likely that they would live above the garage that they will not be able to return. that they will suffer their minor injuries, no word on what would cause this accident and that they might suffer that medical emergency just before the crash. >>> the standoff between their coun

the hikers spotted it in alameda creek in fremont. everyone was hoping that the fish and wildlife would capture it and find it in the appropriate home, but that didn't happen. instead the alligator was killed. robert handa is -- rob roth is in cleveland explaning what happened. >> when we first came down here we thought it'd be a story about a search and rescue of the little alligator, but that wasn't the case. a hiker saw this four-foot alligator in alameda creek yesterday, they snapped a picture and notified authorities. california fish and wildlife officers couldn't find it yesterday, but they came back this morning to look again. >> we were just going to go out to try to confirm if it is or not an alligator in the alameda creek. >> hikers say that having an alligator nearby is a scary proposition. afterall a 2-year-old boy was killed by a much larger alligator at disney world in june. >> it could be provoked if you see somebody running by or walking by. it's not just the humans in danger, but the animal itself that is in danger. >> reporter: they found the alligator this morni

fire. >>> a huge pothole forced officials to shut down highway 85 n. of fremont avenue. the shutdown to lanes for emergency road work. you see the traffic that resulted. they have been working on the problem all afternoon. we know that the chp was able to reopen those lanes around 4:15 pm. >>> a music studio on west sent carlos on w. sent carlos st. caught on fire. there is some water damage. it's not clear what caused the crash. >>> a silicon valley company, what cisco announced today about demand for its products. >>> they are about to play host of -- to 900 seismic centers. to give a sense of what will happen in another big quake. california's clean air laws we've cut toxic pollution. we're seeing fewing cases of asthma in kids. and the new clean energy economy has created more than half a million jobs. i'm tom steyer. just when we're making progress, the oil companies are trying to weaken our clean air laws. but we can stop them. send them a message. we're going to protect our kids - not their profits. ♪ >>> a bay area tech company announced today it will lay off 5500 and penal

san francisco. low 70s for the east bay shoreline. 71 for oakland and hayward. warmer in fremont. 79 there, low 80s for san jose. upper 80s morgan hill. inland communities, warm once again, but not too bad. 92 livermore, 93 antioch. north bay looking at 84 for santa rosa. here is your extended forecast. wednesday into thursday a noticeable drop in temperatures there. low 80s in the forecast for inland cities. thursday, friday, saturday, sunday will rebound some and 60s expected around the bay. for outside lands it's going to be cool. make sure you have plans for that. low 60s with cloudy skies expected at golden gate park for sure. >> you'll need a sweater or jacket for that for sure. >> yes, but not weather. it's mild. thank you. >> sure. >>> coming up, a heated exchange between a san francisco city leader and a tourist. still ahead tonight, why comments about their cleanliness lead to some serious trash talk. >>> later coming up new at 6:00. hundreds of millions of yahoo accounts were compromised. the possible hack that is now being investigated. what information could be at risk.

. >>> well san francisco, we have a problem. the millennium tower on mission and fremont has apparently sunk 16 inches since being built eight years ago. >> as ktvu tara moriarty reports that's not sitting well with the owners of multi- million dollar condos. >> reporter: a marvel of glass and concrete, the 58-story millennium tower offers luxury living anywhere from the million to $10 million per condo range. but lately some are referring to it as the leaning tower of san francisco. >> to worry about more than what you're thinking. >> reporter: cracks and dips are visible on the sidewalk and the basement according to residents. this is not normal settling. the building has sunk 16 inches since 2008 and tilted two inches. >> i've seen a lot of surveyors, i thought something was up like that and i'm pretty shocked. >> i need to reevaluate my lease a little bit. >> reporter: they predicted that it would settle about six inches over the life span, but not 16. homeowners association hired an independent consultant to survey the sinkage, which could translate into a costly real estate legal battl

mostly low and mid-90s. the shot spots 78 in mountain view. 79 in fremont. five-day forecast. you see temperatures kind of trend down towards the weekend. so, a nice looking week ahead and again fire danger until we get that first big rain it doesn't matter if the fire is bad fire danger low fire danger it's just california it's just dry and until we get that first rain it's game on for fire season. >> that's going to be a while. >> bill thank you. >>> still to come here the giants will welcome back an old friend to at it park tonight when the pirates come in for a visit. >> the a's are in text against the red hot acres jason apple ball is up next with sports. (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) (jet engine reving up) you hear that? that's the sound of our summer sale firing up its engines with fares as low as 69 dollars one-way. so get rea

spot -- brentwood the hot spot 88. 73 in fremont. and the five-day forecast. there it is. a mild one. which is okay. keeps the air quality down and the fire danger down. and easy for the kids to go back to school too. >> getting back too. and a great break for the firefighters too. >>> sports coming up next. mark will be here right after the break. >>> okay mark's here with sports. big series coming up for the giants. >> this is like old times giants dodgers stuff. the giants have been in first place most of the year. find themselves looking up at the dodgers by one full game in the standings over the weekend. a disappointing conclusion to a weekend against the new york mets. a four-game series that looked like the giants early in the series were going to take command of this thing and pull off a sweep. hitting the ball all over the yard. 32 hits in the first two games of the series. but the mets come back strong in the second, third, and fourth games and the giants find themselves on the short end including to a national television audience last night. as kurtis led off with a doubl

the new barge station. the new barge extension to san jose. the new warm string station in fremont is just about complete and set to open this fall. the 10-mile extension to north san jose is expected to go into invest late next year. the secretary toured the construction underway that should eventually bring barges to downtown san jose and santa clara. he was joined by local politicians including south bay congressional representative. >> the challenge is for you as a community, the travel times will keep going up and up and up. some point in the future unless we seize the future. >> another reason for today's tour was a sales tax measure in november. measure b would raise $1.5 million to put barge in the silicon valley. >>> now to oakland. we're learning the as are considering a new move to a water front property in jaquline square. they plan to tour howard terminal. can, tvu's -- ktvu's tom baker reports they're confident they'll stay in oakland. >> the as confirm howard terminal in the square is under consideration. these drawings from the architectural firm show the frames framin

employee to the hospital. it happened in fremont at the denny's on mowry avenue. it started in the parking lot and then circled onto mowry before slamming rear end first into the restaurant. firefighters say it appears that this might be the case where the driver confused the gas with the brake pedal. the driver wasn't hurt. his wife was in the passenger seat who suffered minor injuries. the denny's employee was said to be cut by broken glass. >>> san francisco lawmakers say that tour buses cruising on city streets are not inspected enough and they are concerned about just how safe they are. san francisco took it to the steps today with elected officials urging that state lawmakers pass the tour bus safety bill ab1677. now the proposal would allow cities to potentially hire the chp to inspect tour buses on their streets and ensuring more buses will get it going over. >> our streets aren't safe. it just feels like every month that they are turning around and there's a tour bus running over somebody in the crosswalk. >> state lawmakers say right now that they are able to inspect only

is an example of what could happen when someone has a pet alligator. in fremont rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we were tracking the temperatures that we would have around here today. the fire is behind us. live camera shot. we just want you to see this, the fire down southern california now. it looks like the warnings in this area, we are on the story, but just moments ago that we would have what looks to be a neighborhood that is having some significant problems with structures on fire. and you would have people living in this area, this fire that is growing rapidly, well over 4,000 acres now. winds are strong. i mean look at that smoke plume that we're seeing the funneling. but i'm pretty sure what's happening here that the surface winds are actually stronger than the upper level winds perhaps because you will get a little wind that will be racing down. i mean the pictures are very come e pelling that they are still very compelling, but a live story that's happening now that if you zoom in that you'll notice that people are living in this area with structures on fire at this hour.

rosa will cool you off five. fremont down five degrees. most areas coming down on average around five to ten degrees as we head into the thursday forecast. you saw the fog showing up in that live camera. you can see the fog now hanging out on satellite. the low clouds from point reyes down to southern california, and here's the fog bank with the on shore winds to help transport that. typically late august september is, we had those offshore winds which wiped out the fog. not setting up for us in the short term. the on shore winds will strengthen and help push the clouds back into the bay and even a few patches inland overnight. so that is the main reason for the cooling trend as we head into thursday. here is our live camera lacking out toward the golden gate bridge. you can barely pick out the tours. around the bay 70s. inland, only in the 80s for tomorrow as we head into your thursday forecast. we just showed you the golden gate and the marine layer. that will translate to temperatures tomorrow inland. not much in the way of 90s. remember last week we had a string of triple digits.

most bay area neighborhoods tomorrow especially around the bay, san jose, fremont, san rafael. we'll come in close. look where that fog is. it's up and over the hills. the marine layer is a solid 1800 to 2,000 feet deep so it's spilling in. fog in richmond, fog working its way into mill valley, tiburon, san rafael. we'll come in close to the park where there are a lot of people out there now. it is foggy. and it will be foggy throughout the evening hours into tomorrow morning's events. so the fog is back, the temperatures are down. current temperatures, 77 fairfield, 77 con cord. i would expect this time of year, this time of night, these numbers to be in the mid-80s, even low 90s. plenty of fog, and you seat up over the buildings. it's going that way. it's going towards the east bay hills. so it's going to get into that livermore gap and cool the valley, out towards moraga. cool marine flow, or the del da breeze -- delta breeze. saturday morning just like today. maybe a little warmer, but the warmest spots are going to be in the 90s inland. sacramento. for us, most of our hot spots

in the passenger seat. she had a few bumps and bruises. it happened before 11:00 a.m. fremont fire was called to the scene and found the truck backed into this busy restaurant. police are on scene investigating. no word if the driver has been or will be cited for this incident. firefighters say this say this appears to be the case where the driver mistook the gas for the brake peddle. >> when they back up on this one they go to hit the brake. their foot gets wedged between the brake and the gas peddle and they speed up. their foot is on the gas. the harder they push the faster the vehicle goes. this vehicle went a 180 on to mallory. came back in and slammed into the building. >> reporter: one more look at the work underway here at denny's at mallory and fair view. i believe is the name of the cross street. this is mallory and fairwell. workers are suring up the awning in front of this denny's. right now it is closed. they are trying to get a sense if the building is structurally sound. it makes more sense not to have anybody inside. given the amount of damage this truck caused back

4 foot long alligator was captured in alameda creek in the fremont area. there is no word on how the gator got there. it was originally spotted yesterday. fish and wildlife caged at about 20 minutes ago and we've learned officials did shoot the alligator. there is no word on where it will be taken next but it's out of that neighborhood extract two people injured after a fire broke out on the tahoe queen on lake tahoe. the fire broke out just before 8:30 am. the boat is used for lake tours. one networker suffered smoke inhalation and the other injured his back. fire officials say there was no hazardous material in the water . the cause remains under investigation. >>> police are investigating a double shooting that killed one man and injured another person in east san jose. as ktvu reports, there have now been more homicides in the city this year compared to last. >> reporter: a lot of people who live in this neighborhood wonder what happened last night. they saw the police activity and they were wondering what was going on. police originally didn't know about the shooting. they f

, san jose, fremont, and walnut creek checking in a t a nice 71 -- at a nice 71 degrees. the warmest location also be approaching 90 degrees. just a minor change out there. here is our live camera. every time i look at an airport camera, i'm wonder wring would i go? >> -- where would i go? >> so there is that fog bank out there, but beginning to lift a little bit. and as we go back to the weather computer, the highs for today, because we do have temperatures in the 60s, 70s, 80s. the warmest location is right around 90 degrees and antioch. santa rosa in the upper 70s. here is your seven-day forecast. the temperatures do cool off. these are very, very tiny changes. there has been a big shift in the weather pattern a minor cooling for thursday and friday. by the weekend, partly cloudy skies. the fire is still burning in big sur, and it has been burning for nearly a month now. there might be a subtle wind shift that could transport some of that smoke closer to the bay area, later in the day tomorrow and friday. air quality might be changing. >> the south bay? >> and possibly the east ba

extension to san jose. this map shows that extension. bart's new warm springs station in fremont is set to open in the fall. the ten mile extension is expected to begin late next year. secretary anthony fox toured the next phase of construction yesterday. it's designed to bring bart into downtown san jose and santa clara. a half cent sales tax would raise $1.5 billion for the effort. >>> more retail shopping in the coming months as bart works with a company toe bring stores and services to dozens of bart stations. >> how some small businesses can participate. >> reporter: how many of you wake up in the morning and you can't wait to take the bart train? >> the answer of the audience of small business owners was laughter. they are attending an open house, looking for the opportunity to expand their businesses by setting up shop at one of bart's 43 stations. one says a brick and mortar store is beyond her reach. >> really expensive to get a lease. to get, you know, how to put together a whole package. >> reporter: selling her homemade soap products at a counter or kiosk may work. she sells

-- the first day of school in -- and fremont, some are -- are getting their teachers a little something extra special to show appreciation for what they do. they're giving away the disease were -- or the teachers, for free. they expect to give out 15 -- at 1500 flowers. the owner said the gestures to show teachers are heroes and positive role models for children. his own mother is a retired fremont schoolteachers. >>> i always -- only saw how hard she worked -- works leading up to the first day of school and so therefore teachers became a humorous, they worked hard and what a role model they are for the children and this is a way of honoring the children in going back to school and the teachers. >>> the flowers are being given away until 5:00 today. before we go, we will take up quick pic of the stocks. dow jones appear to be on the track to finish at -- one third of 1% downed -- down . >>> following some developing stories that we will have 24 and two, and not only -- not only did colin kaepernick story, but the story of chris -- , but the story of chris brown. in the city of tarzana,

addition to prison time, the judge also fined him $12,000. >>> fremont police are asking for your help in identifying suspects in two home invasion robberies that happened this month in the city's aloni college mission hills neighborhood. look at this home surveillance video. five men with handguns entered the home through a patio door. all but one were wearing masks. the homeowner was not home. in a home invasion on august 16 police say the suspects held the residents at gunpoint while they stole several items. the victims were not injured in that incident. anyone with information about the robberies is urged to call fremont police. >>> in oakland two teenagers were arrested in connection with yesterday's early home invasion robbery in the oakland hills. two older men were attacked and robbed around 2:30 yesterday morning. opd says at least three people broke into the home and assaulted the men inside in their 70s and 80s. officers stopped two teenagers in a van that had been reported stolen on monday. now, inside the van police found stolen items from the home and a replica firearm. >>

expected to recover. >> >> fremont police arrested a man who tried to grab for an officer's gun. officers found the 34-year-old sitting on the sidewalk with garden shears. when they tried to talk to him, he yelled and pushed one into a fence. he tried to reach for the officer's gun and was tased and arrested. >>> cal fire says faulty wiring to a hot tub caused a massive fire. it started september 12th. investigators determined that an electrical connection overheated and sparked the fire in dry grass at a home in the town of cobb. >> there's a permit required for electrical installation. and we were unable to locate a permit on file. >> the district attorney will determine if any charges will be filed against the homeowner. it's the third most destructive fire in state history. >>> a medical plane that crashed on its way to oakland broke up during flight but why that happened is a mystery. the pilot reported smoke in the cockpit and tried to fly back to crescent city. witnesses reported a large flash in the sky before the crash. four people were killed. the pilot, a nurse, a par

first spotted monday in alameda creek near fremont. state fish and game decided to shoot it after they decided they couldn't safely remove it. however, neighbors hoped they would catch and relocate it. >> it should be caught and released someone else. >> difficult to tranquillize an alligator from a distance and they're spooky around people, if we tried to get close we would lose it. >> alligators are not native to california. fish and wildlife officials say the young alligator probably started out at a pet until the owner abandoned it in a creek. >>> an energy project is on hold after the discovery of ancient owns. it was a burial site that was overlooked until now. 100 remains were found on the site and they want to see what else was there. >> in this case it was known by the county and it was not -- was omitted from their final environmental impact. >> at the time we did the environmental review we didn't have the survey. so we immediately asked the contractor to stop work. >> the report on the possibility of more remains at the construction site could be finished by the end of the

mission and fremont street, it has sunk 16 inches in tilted to inches. -- and tilted 2 inches. and, people living there are going to see those cracks in the sidewalks.>> i have seen a lot of those. i'm pretty shocked. >> the have to reevaluate my lease, maybe. >> a predicted it would settle 6 inches over its lifespan not 16. the homeowners association hired a consultant to survey the problem which could translate into a costly real estate battle. a spokesperson hinted that the center project is to blame and the tower is in a location where major underground construction work was subsequently performed by others. they are obligated to monitor and protect existing structures. >>> the next time you need to pay for parking in downtown one up all you have to do is open up the app. it reports the city just launched the park mobile app. it allows them to pay for parking. it is available on most platforms including apple and android for people who cannot get to the app you can call a toll-free number which is displayed right on the meter. >>> a shooting in oakland turns deadly. coming up,

warm springs station in fremont is almost finished and set to open this fall. transportation secretary anthony foxx also toured the next phase of construction yesterday. it's designed to bring bart to san jose and santa clara. the tax on the november ballot would raise $1.5 billion towards that effort. and bart wants to bring more commercial stores and services to its train stations. right now there are vendors selling snacks and flowers, but bart is partnering with a company called trans-mart to find 50 retailers. >> one of our partners was an organic dry cleaning company that allowed bart riders to drop off and pick up their dry cleaning on the way to work. >> interesting. a pilot program launched last november. the length of the leases range from one to seven years and receptacle can range from one to $4000 per metropolitan. >>> electronic signs will be on one of the most congested highways in the bay area. more than 100 signs are being constructed on interstate 880 between the carquinez bridge and the bay bridge. there'll be green yellows if the lanes are clear. and a red

. there is slow traffic on 680 out of pleasanton heading toward fremont. a lot of people are on the roads, and every week we see more and more people on the road. everyone has been talking about the back-to-school, and this week another group of schools coming in, so be careful in give yourself an extra 10 minutes or maybe longer. as we go to the maccarthur maze, traffic looking good, toll plaza backed up for a 15 minute delay. in san jose, northbound to 80 -- 280 looking good with more people getting on the road. >>> good morning, we have a good fog bank out here with the coast and bay not changing much, but the inland temperatures coming down just a few with that system clipping to the north ramping up the delta breeze which was nonexistent over the weekend. temperatures soaring up into the 90s for some, coast and bay in the 60s and 70s. the smoke is reducing the visibility, coming from those fires, and the clayton fire is going to be just a bit cooler, but the wind direction is all over the place. it will turn more south the northwest later today, and still at 96 degrees, to warm

information you are asked to call san leandro police. >>> fremont police are looking for a man who robbed two pokemon go players. the victims there playing the game while sitting in a parked car on sunday. that's when police say a man walked up to them, pointed a gun, and robbed them of their wallets and cell phones. similar robberies have been reported in san francisco and berkeley. police are warning pokemon go players to be aware of their surroundings. >> some stronger protections for renters in santa rosa. coming up at 6:00 a new ordinance approved by city council, the deal with the city housing crisis. >> the new owners of an online media company who filed for bankruptcy after a racy post with pro wrestler hulk hogan. >> the morning commute is getting busier in many areas including the bay bridge coming around the berkeley curve. we'll tell you more about that straight ahead. >>> welcome back, it's 5:44. johnny depp and amber heard have settled their divorce. heard settled for $7 million but she also said she's going to donate any proceeds from the divorce to charity. they iss

talking about the millennium power on mission and fremont. it has sunk 16 inches in tilted to inches since they built it eight years ago. the tower offers condos from $1 million from $1 million-$10 million. and people living there are seeing cracks and dips on the sidewalk. >>> -- >> it is kind of like you are buying a brand-new ferrari but it has a nick on the fender. >> well, they predicted that the tower would settle, 6 inches over its life span but not 16. they hired a independent consultant to check out the thinking which could translate to a very expensive real estate legal battle. a spokesperson handed the translate transit center project to blame thing the tower is in a location where underground construction work was subsequently returned -- performed by others were obligated to monitor and protect existing structures. >>> san jose, taking the city to court. the issue is city place, a $6.5 billion project expected to include department stores and restaurants. and, it is meant to ride san jose. but they filed a lawsuit last week claiming that the impact of the project on the

the fremont bart station. >> reporter: bart is working with a company that wants to bring dozens of shops and services to other stations. it would start at the busiest stations first and expand to other stations as well. trans-mart, the company that has partnered with bart hopes to find about 50 retailers. here are some artists' renderings. a pilot program was started at the embarcadero and montgomery street stations and now they want to expand to more bart stations. they are looking for a wide range of businesses from clothing to personal services. an open house was held for small wisdoms to help them consider opening up at bart. >> it's a great opportunity for locals. get a lease, how to put together a whole package. >> the lease ranges from one to seven years and rent can run from $1000 to $4000 a month depending on the station and how large the space is. bart stations in san francisco and oakland will be among the first to launch. we plan on talking to riders to see what kind of retailers they'd like to see. >> janine de la vega, thank you. >>> 5:13 is the time. disturbing video

62, hayward 62, fremont and oakland at 61, sfo has a southeast breeze and the warmer bay temperatures making a difference. 56 in gilroy, 55 scotts valley, boulder creek 61, santa clara, cupertino and campbell at 61 degrees, santa cruz upper 50s. west southwest 23, and west, and i think you get the idea that we have and onstar -- onshore breeze. the monsoon moisture tried to get up for the sierra nevada, and made it part way, but it looks like it will stay in arizona and a little bit in southern california. just to the east in south of tahoe, but the pattern is not looking favorable. this system will march southward and it will open the door for more significant color patterns. today morning fog warm and breezy, especially in the san pablo bay. and san mateo to the sfo, 60s, 70s 80s and 90s. it will take to the end of the week before we can cool down, ukiah, clearlake, vacaville, antioch and brentwood. but the other locations have cooled off more to the 60s, 70s and 80s more so than the one hundreds. 60s and 70s on the coast, half moon bay as that warm ocean temperature. u

. the east bay community still nice and light for you between hayward and union city and fremont heading south. today's weather, let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. >>> clouds and fog around from santa rosa around the golden gate bridge. some of that is thickening and you get far enough east high above the elevations you probably find clear skies. i want to take care of travel business. going to louisiana? i doubt it. there's really heavy rain being reported around baton rouge and flood issues northeast about 20 inches of rain this week. new orleans is dealing with a lot of rain and this system is not moving. it's 78 degrees and 98% humidity. so there's big time flood issues coming here. this system has been there all week long and favors louisiana over mississippi and florida panhandle. there's a lot of rain for many areas across the u.s. as we go into today and the weekend. 60s near the coast and up to lake county is the hottest. not as hot in the north bay and south bay temps. that's the pattern we're in and we're stuck with that. fog is on the coast and burning back sooner

bad commute right now from hayward to fremont, a little bit of slow traffic, 238 getting up to 880. there was a little bit of a mishap there, a small collision not blocking. northbound 101, san jose a little slow after 280, the rest of the freeways are still good. this is the time when things start to change, so by the next time we talk about this, it likely will be more slow traffic. 6:02. let's go back to the desk. >>> we'll check back in with you sal. now we want to go back to our coverage of the latest, a wildfire burning in southern california. christina rendon is here. governor brown, this is very unusual already declaring this a state of emergency and it just started yesterday. >> that is something we typically don't see him do until a fire has been burning for several days. this blue cut fire has just exploded out of control, and this morning interstate 15, which is the main road between the los angeles area and las vegas remains closed as firefighters try to get some sort of containment on the flames. the fire is now covering a massive 28 square mile area that at times is

been a nice commute from hayward to fremont and the early problem on 101 near mckee did show traffic down. there was some metal debris. and it's slow as you head up to 280. now to steve in the weather center. >>> we have the usual, fog and low clouds and temperatures in the 50s and also 60s. good to see you. fog is working its way around but by the coast not much change. some say is there any relief in sight. but may be subtle changes, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s. and probably close to 100 degrees. the inland temperatures again, big difference between the coast and the bay. and we haven't changed much at all this entire month. one or 2 degrees warmer and then one to 2 degrees cooler. and there are a couple of little changes. the sierra nevada is getting thunderstorm activity. it's going to be another day where the smoke continues to head to the east. there's more of a westerly breeze and thank goodness, not a santa ana wind. it's going to be sunny and warm and hot and the humidity continues to be low depends on the elevation. they didn't have much rain in southern california. 67degrees alread

into fremont. so today, this is much worse. the commute than it was yesterday. at the bay bridge, will see that traffic is backed up for at least a 20 minute delay before you make it onto the span. let's go to steve now with the weather. >>>. after. a big fog bank in place. -- thank you, steve. a big fog bank is in place. not much of a change here. it is mile to warm, but hot if you're in land. a little warmer in land tomorrow maybe a three or 50 jump but no change in the coast or bay. smoke from many fires but, especially monterey coming up a southerly breeze, and hazy smoky conditions and 6258 what's the average 6865. so way below on the side most of the record highs. and it 77, 60. the lows are up but the averages 83. running well below. in the and linda locations are below average. big thunderstorms in the sierra. that has been the big story. and that has continued into the weekend. they fall apart at night but they pick up again in the afternoon. gusts out of the southwest in delta at 35, that is a message that is tough to warm up. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. it's pretty clos

de la vega is at the fremont bart station to explain all of this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. there's already a pilot program of this happening in san francisco. and the company partnering with bart wants to lure more retailers to more bart stations because they want to give more commuters more options. trans-mart the campaign working with parking lot held an open house. they showed off artists renderings of what the retail space would look like. they want to give riders more variety. we asked riders what they wanted to see. and one commuter thought of something useful. >> apparel. most of the money like on games, they can get apparel here too. and it could be much cheaper, affordable. i think that would be good. >> coffee would be useful and other times of morning goods and stuff, snacks, things like that. in general, i think it's just important to sell whatever sells. >> reporter: trans-mart started the program in november where a couple of companies are selling food and flowers. when more retailers are brought in the company would decide which of the stations

fremont is terrible. let's move along and take a look at westbound bay bridge. 10 to 15 minute wait at the tool plaza and this morning if you're in san jose, the freeway system so far does look pretty good. 6:01, back to the desk. >>> following breaking news about the fire in san fransisco. we told you about it about an hour ago. ktvu's brine flores is brian flores is in san fransisco for us. >> reporter: fire crews remain on scene here, pam and dave. good morning to you guys. they have the upper hand on it. looks like it's under control this morning from this fire from this four storey vacant building. you can see san fransisco fire resources, three ladder trucks, several firefighters on the top floor there. i don't know if you can see the flashlights up there but they're putting down hot spots. for the most part this fire is under control. as we go to video now, this is what we saw from our camera on california streets, you see the flames coming from the roof there. definitely visible throughout most of downtown san fransisco. san fransisco fire say three floors caught on fire from t

slow as you go down towards the fremont area. >>> this morning hayward's police chief diane stewart is on administrative leave. but city leaders are keeping quiet about the reasons why. alex savidge is an hayward with what we do know about the sudden departure. >> reporter: yes, good morning. it is certainly a mystery here. the specifics are being kept confidential. but we are hoping to learn more from city officials at some point later on. we have reached out to them but at this point all they are saying is that the police chief diane stewart has been placed on administrative leave pending the completion of what is being called a personnel investigation. the 52-year-old has been in charge of the police department for the past five years or so. she began her law enforcement career at the san jose police department back in 1986. it is unclear why she has taken this lead. in the meantime, we understand that the captain has been appointed the acting chief. right now he has of the police department investigation division. again, a sudden departure here for hayward's police chief, diane

just been very heavy. as you head down towards fremont it has been slow. >>> thank you. we are getting news and details coming in. it's breaking news from restaurant. that's richmond. they say that there was a triple shooting at marina way -- richmond. they say that there is a triple shooting at marina way. they found a vehicle stopped at the intersection, one person dead, and two others are hurt. they were taken to the hospital. the injured are expected to survive. a witness told police that shots were fired and a dark colored car ran away -- drove away. they are asking anyone who heard or saw anything to get in contact with richmond police. >>> the bodies of two people were found in oakland cesar chavez park. they are investigating how they died. they were called about 11 pm, and so far we are being told that the victims were shot. their bodies were discovered deep inside of the park. no arrests have been made but the investigation continues. >>> a couple of developments regarding brock turner and the judge that presided over the case. judge aaron persky has launched a websit

fremont to gilroy. 60s on the coast. 70s mainly on the peninsula. even though you are starting off pretty warm, not a lot of change through wednesday. it looks significantly cooler thursday, friday, into saturday. >> a lot of people are happy with you, steve. >> i know. i heard it was pretty hot here. >> oh, man. >> he says that with a smile on his face. you were suffering more than we were in arizona. >> hot is hot. >>> time is 7:21. two local runners run the san francisco marathon. some 27,000 people took off running at 5:30 yesterday morning along the embarcadero. max haines styles of san francisco was the first male finisher. a time of over two and a half hour. terry tyler was the first women to cross the finish line. san francisco's hills prove to be challenging. >> i kept trying to push up the hill and gain momentum going down the hill. i definitely felt it by mile 20. by then you have to keep pushing forward. >> hills are fun in the sense that you really lose yourself a little bit. you focus on the pain. then going down you try not to fall over. >> congratulations to both. a

account of kevin durand . the two other players that were there fremont green and clay thompson. right in the middle of them there is clay thompson. durand said he wanted an olympic self and with phelps was more olympic gold medal than anybody in history. he did get the self be with phelps and another with favorite swimmer katie let jackie. >>> simone biles led the way of the u.s. women's gymnastics team let their way to the top of the scoreboard. the american women finished more than eight points ahead of russia with the silver and china earned bond -- bronze. the u.s. stays on top of the u.s. -- olympics a metal board. a total of 26 metals from the summer games already. >>> the award-winning team. >> did you notice clay in the background. >> i saw clay. >> there is. >>> on the east shore freeway were working to go there . traffic is going to be slow to the macarthur maze. twenty-seven minute delay. not the worst in the world but there is still traffic there. there's also traffic trying to divert of the richmond bridge. looking at the bay bridge it's been a 20 minute delay at the toll

. west-southwest at fairfield. 50s, a couple of low 60s in the mix. hayward's in there. fremont. also palo alto and mountain view and some on the peninsula showing low 60s. a little southeast breeze for a few, yet santa cruz mountains up above los gatos 49. mid 50s morgan hill. a cool pattern for morgan hill and gilroy this week. san jose downtown has warmed up. upper 50s campbell. cupertino at 57 degrees. look for temperatures up in the mountains 30s, 40s to end up in the 80s. it's going to be pretty warm in tahoe and truckee this weekend. it will be warm as well around here as we start to head into the weekend. 54 incline. fog and low clouds continue to get compressed a little bit. a weak little system we had yesterday is kicking out and that's allowing high pressure to build in slowly at first, but more pronounced tomorrow. 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s ukiah to clear lake. in between you can find just about any temperature you want from 60s to 80s and even low 90s. antioch, which was 90 yesterday, 93 today. san jose has been warm. morgan hill and gilroy have not. saratoga, cupertino 85

quite as bad. 880 southbound isn't bad from hayward to fremont. 580 is improving. 580 slow from highway 13 to the lakeshore curve. 880 northbound is slow as well. the bay bridge is backed up to the maze. a 20-minute delay. we have some slow traffic there. let's go to the so -- to the south bay. 101 into mountain view both directions slow. back to the desk. >>> all right. things are returning to norma bit at the courthouses in the south bay this morning. an eight-day strike is now over. it does mean court employees are headed back to work. ktvu's janine de la vega has been talking about this story. you're talking about the deal that has been reached. it's going to take a little while to get completely back to normal? >> reporter: yeah, it will, pam. you know, the courthouse here, the main one, it just opened up about a half hour ago. court proceedings are supposed to get underway in the next 30 minutes or so. you can see there is a line of people there waiting to get in. you can bet this is a sense of relief among employees as well as lawyers who are in and out of here as well as

towards the fremont area. it hadn't been that bad before the crash but then the accident did kind of ruin things. 680 we had an earlier accident they are, that traffic is recovering. but traffic is going to be slow as you drive down past this area. let's take a look at some live pictures. you can see traffic on the bridge is a moderate. most of the heavy traffic will be in hayward. westbound 84 we had a little bit of a problem there. this is a look at the bay bridge. that is backed up. it has been pretty busy out there. let's go back to the desk. >>> still following the big fire in lake county. we will show you the man accused of starting the fire. this is damin pashilk, he is in court tomorrow. he is jailed on more than $5 million bond. containment did increase overnight, that is good news. >> this fire has already destroyed at least 175 buildings. 1500 are in danger. we have been giving you updates on the damage. we have been getting it from cal fire. daniel is back with us live from san francisco. thank you for coming back. >> good morning. >> give us the latest. where do we stand righ

four foot alligator spotted monday in alameda creek in the niles canyon area near fremont. yet state fish and game officials decided to shoot and kill it. they decided they could not safely remove it. however, many neighbors were hoping they would simply catch it and relocate it. >> i think it's pretty inhumane. it's four foot. it should be able to be caught and released somewhere else. >> very, very difficult to tranquilize an alligator from a distance. they are spooky around people. so if we tried to get close, we would lose it. we just couldn't take that chance. >> it's a tough call. alligators, as you know, are not native to california. fish and wildlife officials say the young alligator probably start the out as a pet. >>> time to check in with mike and claudine. >> all right. thank you. more than 80,000 people forced to flee their homes in southern california after a wildfire explodes right out of control. up next, the latest on the blue cut fire and the challenges firefighters are facing this morning. >>> dealing with homeless in the south bay. the first of its kind plan appro

at fremont avenue northbound, the same area where the pothole was earlier. there's a crash where they fixed that pothole days ago. >>> happening right now, a news conference is up next. a controversial naked donald trump statue is apparently going from the castor district -- castro district to this restaurant. >> there's been an amazing group of activists with statues of naked donald trump. it shows the emperor has no clothes or another word that they had been using. this is to reveal to the world what donald trump is. we know he has tricked many people in this country into supporting him. when these statues went up, i think a lot of people were really interested. one by one they came down. san francisco what the last to fall, in the middle of the night. the department of public works removed the statue in the middle of the night. it was appropriate for naked donald trump to be in the castro district to be a symbol. i asked the department of public works to let the statues stay for a while longer. unfortunately, the department decided it needed to remove the statue right away. th

, fremont, 59. 53 in novato and san rafael. sebastopol in there. nevada, 53. 58 in kelseyville which is not too bad. that's the higher elevation site. morgan hill, san martin, gilroy, running a few degrees cooler than today. there is the west wind, west- southwest, west not strong but it's there. we get the westerly component of that onshore breeze. southern calal dealing with an onshore wind. 80s, palm springs, phoenix. and the monsoon continues to wrap into the nevada area and into the southern california deserts, trying to head into palm springs and san diego but is not ming up the crest here. tahoe, truckee, carson, looking good. this will continue to dip, dip, dip and as it does, it will ramp up the fog. today, anywhere from 60s, 90s to hundreds. by thursday, a lot of these inland temps will be settling into 7:00s and 80s. today are where we should be but signs of a cooler pattern as we head from thursday into friday. thank you, steve. appreciate it. >> any time. >>> low water levels are forcing the closure of a popular lake tahoe tourist spot. the boat ramp will close early for th