today against donald trump as she delivered a foreign policy speech in san diego. >> donald trump's ideas aren't just different. they are dangerously incoherent. they're not even really ideas, just a series of bizarre rants, personal skews and outright lies. [ cheering and applause ] >> the speech was billed as a foreign policy address, but it ended up being more about bashing donald trump. she relatedly tore into the billionaire developer on issues ranging from his temperament to his approach on isis. coming up in about 20 minutes our political reporter ross palombo will have an analysis of the speech and its significance. >>> from a near death experience to shaking hand with the president of the united states, that's how the day played out for an air force thunderbird pilot who crashed in a colorado field today. the pilot major alex turner managed to eject safely before the plane went down. the incident happened after he flew over the air force academy graduation where the president was speaking. the president later thanked the pilot for his service to our country and expressed hi

baby koala at san diego zoo experiencing life outside. take a look, yesterday the koala patter first physical. officials say she is adapting well and she was born in november but didn't leave her mom's pouch until a few days ago. san diego zoo has the largest and most successful breeding colony of queensland koalas outside of australia. >>> back here sonoma county winery workers got a big surprise yesterday. a black bear showed up among the vines. it was a two-year-old 100 pound bear finding its way into the gated community on 128 outside of healdsburg and got into a gap in the fence. pinioned dustbin eared workers try to scare it away.>> he ran around the vineyard a little bit. trying to escape. jumped over the same dance and rent back out into the woods.>> the state department says even though it may not seem like it, bears are more afraid of us than we are of them. the bear was last seen heading down highway 128. >>> oakland raiders three-day minicamp is over and it ended on a high note. check out the celebration after giorgio to becky oh hit a 55 yard field goal. the coache

that all morning and day. >>> a magnitude 5.2 earthquake shook eastern san diego county.'s quake hit around 1:00 this morning near the community of borrego springs. that is 90 miles northeast of san diego. no reports of damage or injuries although the quake was felt throughout that region. that includes places like palm desert, riverside, and la joya. >>> weather is a little different today. not as much fog. we have high clouds in the south and the system sweeping in. the lows seem to be running a little warmer. there's not as much of a breeze. even with the southwind, that does help it sound -- feel different than with the westerly breeze. the system will sweep by but not too much. 50s and 60s on temperatures. santa rosa is little cooler at 51. berkeley, 52. a system to the north and higher clouds will push to the south. we will start off with sun. this pattern needs to sweep through and that will keep temperatures held in check throughout the day. look force 60s, 70s, and low 80s. a combination of sun and clouds. a little breezy but on the cool side. >>> this morning, hayward polic

, plus, major speech hillary clinton is set to give in san diego. plap all right. tonight the golden state warriors continue their quest for back-to-back titles when game one tips off. >> they will face-off against a familiar opponent. alex savage has more on the preparation for tonight's big game. take a hard look at which candidate is most likely to defeat donald trump. the truth is that that candidate is bernie sanders. well, politics is a hot topic. >> i thought he was going to talk about the warriors. >> i thought we were going to talk about the warriors. >> maybe he is a warrior we were talking, though, what separates this year's warriors team from last year's warrior team. how much does that count going into this series? when you talk about the differences from last year to this year. it's a different series with those guys on the floor. they're bright eyed and bushy tailed. they got it done, but now they get it. everything that goes off the court to get you ready, none of this is knew for the warriors. not new for the cavs either. >> why don't they practice? >> media have to

come from hundreds of pages release from the san diego judge and lawsuits filed in san diego in new york accused the defunct program of pressuring students to buy expensive real estate seminars and offering little in results. the playbook shows employees detailed instructions on how to flutter and persuade attendees. some people paid as much as $35,000 for a three day seminar. trump said that most customers were satisfied with the classes. >>> in the meantime, thousands of people are excited to turnout in sacramento to hear donald trump speak this evening. the presumptive nominee is set to speak at a hangar in sacramento airport at 7 pm. as many as 5000 people are expected in sacramento police are bracing for demonstrations which we have seen at recent rallies at least in anaheim, fresno, and san diego. >>> penguins and sharks and i don't know about you but i am ready to go. >> the puck will drop for game 2 of the stanley cup finals. we have chilled live in pittsburgh and it would be nice to see the sharks get a win on the road before coming home. >> >>reporter: no question about it

about the federal judge who is hearing the trump university fraud case in san diego. in a statement donald trump did not apologize but said his remarks that judge is biased because he is mexican were misconstrued. >>> california along with five other states are holding primaries today and we are following all of the results for you as they roll in today. >>> ross palumbo with the numbers from the other states. >> well the polls just closed in new jersey and aside from california they have the most delegates at stake tonight. in the democratic race there are 126 delegates and in fact up for grabs. no results out of new jersey just yet. you see the zeros on the board but we will get them momentarily as they roll in. mostly the mail-in ballots and absentee ballots. the associated press announced that clinton had secured enough delegates to secure the nomination making her the first woman in history to clench a major party nomination. expected to make a victory speech in less than two hours but has said nothing so far. on the republican side, donald trump technically does not need to wi

on the housing areas. >> 1000 structures are in the path of the border fire near san diego. containment is 15 percent: the sherpa fire is nearly contained after burning 8,000 acres. years of drought have killed 66 million trees. that with high temperatures increasing the risk of wild fires. california is in the 5th year of drought making them more vulnerable to the bark beetle. >> let's bring in our chief meteorologist. can we go back to the sharks? i hear there is a great white shark offshore, i won't put my toe in the water. >> my daughter and i were surfing ocean beach last friday. a guy said i just saw a shark. we waited 15 minutes and went out. there were other people out too. that same day there was another shark sighting. it is at shark park pier. it looked like a white shark. they filmed for multiple minutes. they are everywhere. i have been surfing 35 years and chased out 3 times. i have been told get out. they don't want anything to do with us. think of all the people in the water and the ones off santa cruz. they are not eating people. >> it's creepy. >> it is hard to explain

shook eastern san diego county overnight. it was felt in a huge area. this is video posted on youtube by luis lua. you can see that the ground and cars -- look at that -- shaking quite a bit. quake hit at 1:04 this morning. it was felt in palm desert, riverside and to the coast in la jolla. they have had some aftershocks as well. the earthquake happened near borrego springs. here is a map. it's 90 miles northeast of san diego. in reports of damage or injuries at had point. there have been a series of aftershocks one as big as 3.5. >>> tonight the warriors are looking to bounce back from a big loss in the nba finals. game 4 is in cleveland at 6:00 tonight. the cavs blew out the warriors in game 3 on wednesday 120-90. if the warriors win tonight, they will come back to oracle arena with a chance to win the title at home on monday. now, there are several watch parties for warriors fans in the bay area tonight. in san francisco crews will be setting up a big screen in front of city hall. tonight's party will include family activities like a free- throw contest. bigger point, food trucks.

diego, seattle in dallas. for more information about the san francisco homeless project, just go to ktvu.com and homeless. there is a list of online resources to get help if you are somebody that you know is dealing with an issue of being homeless.>>> extreme heat and parts of the bay area causing fire concerns. coming up the biggest problems for homeowners. >>> dame bruce -- dangerous conditions caused a scare. an update on the fire burning near brentwood estates is next.>>> we are looking at more triple digit heat as we move into the next few days.>>> here's a check of the monday night commute. this is the bay bridge toll plaza which is light if you are trying to get into the city. >>> floodwaters are receding in parts of west virginia were torrential rains left more than 20 people dead. federal disaster has been declared in three of the hardest hit counties. as much is 9 inches of rain fell in a short time causing what some are calling that states worst flooding in more than a century. west virginia's governor toward the devastation today. >> will this is been one of the worst fl

them show ♪ your true colors ♪ true colors ♪ true colors ♪ are beautiful people in san diego were jolted by a magnitude 5 earthquake this morning. take a look at this video posted on you tube. you can see the ground and cars shaking as the quake hit after 1:00 this morning. people reported feeling the jolt throughout the region from palm desert river side and la jolla. and the earthquake happened near the community of barego springs. 90 miles northeast of san diego. there are no reports of damage or injuries, there's also been a series of after shocks as big as a magnitude 3.5. >>> a wildfire burning at a national forest is growing. these are pictures from the u.s. forest service of the so called pony fire. it's now burned nearly 890- acres it was caused by a lightning strike earlier this week. the forest service says most of the land on fire is primarily in an old burn area with mostly dead and drowned trees with under brush. ewes are having difficulty officials are having difficulty getting to the flames. >> mean time, in arizona, hundreds of people are fleeing the tenderfoot fi

. >> thank you, steve >> really enjoyed that. >> sailing through eureka and san diego, you probably would not see much sun. there is a huge fog bank even south all the way along south to san diego and through portland. there is plenty to deal w a lot over the bay. some of it made it out to the bay. not that cold. water tells warmed up. bay temps warmed up and the bay temps running 55 to 58. that's keeping the lows up. a lot of drizzle and there will be more tomorrow and today. 61 off the oakland airport. 60 off red wood side. look at the bay, the ambient temps, also in the low 60s. some areas never got below 61 or 62. even with the low clouds, it's on the mild side. humidity factor is up. the delta breeze was just roaring this morning. still pretty good right now. that's sign that we get a west winds and cooler conditions even out in the valley. if you like the fog and low clouds, and another moving in, that's going to enhance the fog bank. areas that are 101 or 102 inland. the cooling continues. that takes us into friday. more rebound. from one extreme to the other, that is true. >> that is

blistering speech in san diego. >> he has said that he would order our military to carry out torture, he praises dictators. this is not someone who should ever have the nuclear codes. making donald trump our commander-in-chief would be a historic mistake. >> clinton said the election is about two different versions of america, one that's hopeful and generous and one that's angry and afraid. >> he is not just unprepared. he is temperamentally unfit. to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability and immense responsibility. [ applause ] >> clinton hit trump hard on foreign-policy saying he doesn't understand america or the world. she also said the u.s. would be isolated under a trump presidency. >>> donald trump responded to clinton's sharp criticism in san jose. a crowd of several thousand supporters showed up to cheer him on. team coverage continues with ktvu's azenith smith inside the san jose convention center. to hear trump's message tonight to voters. azenith? >> reporter: this is donald trump's first campaign rally in san jose. he was even surprised and impressed with the

one near san diego that went has burned some 7400 acres.our official's say the risk for new fires are high because of hot and dry conditions and a long with gusty winds. >>> 14 people dead after two small people killed in that storm. four and eight years old some people in west virginia say this is the worst storm they have seen in 100 years. hundreds of homes have been destroyed. in charleston, 500 people were destroyed -- were stranded overnight at the governor issued a state of emergency on thursday for before counties. several counties in neighboring virginia also under a state of emergency overnight.>>> to bicyclists -- 2 bicyclists hit and killed in san francisco just this week. still to come, what advocates say can still be done to save lives in san francisco. >>> whether an sunshine this afternoon. -- weather and sunshine this afternoon. we will let you know in the triple digits return to parts of the bay area. >>> an entire family, anxious, waiting until the warriors picked damian jones in the first round of the nba draft. you can go to our facebook page and find out more

in san diego. trump has been widely criticized after claim that judge, gonzalo curiel is treating him unfairly because he wants to build a wall next to mexico. he did not apologize but said his remark were misconstrued and i don't feel that someone's heritage makes them incapable of being impartial. >> the drama has attracted voters to the ballot box. >> some areas expected to see record high turnout. we continue the coverage with cristina rendon. like in martinez. you were telling our producer that you have in fact noticed an uptick in the number of people showing up. >> reporter: they are busy all over the county. when we arrived at martinez hall, they said they are happy with the turnout take a look for yourselves. one of the new things are drop off boxes. you don't see one thin room, it is in another room but they do have blue bags where they are letting people drop it off as long as people make sure it gets inserted correctly. contra costa saw an increase in votes and the weeks leading up to the deadline they were seeing 3 to 4000 registrations a day and in total, they have b

. county and san diego from getting bigger. the border fire burned 6700 acres near the mexican border and it's 27% contained and has destroyed 17 structures, including five homes. 200 more are in jeopardy. another fire north of azusa has burned 4900 acres and is 15% contained. >>> the solar powered airplane is a step closer to completing the journey around the world. it landed in spain earlier today. and was greeted in the skies by spain's military flight team. flights took 70 hours from new york city. that's faster than expected. the team has not said when the next trip will be. the goal is to return to awe -- abu dhabi. >>> i can give you something to know before you leave the house. and give you a delay time. how long is it going to take you to get to the bay bridge or through it. a back light picture. but about a 15 minute delay and once you get on the bridge another 10 to get to the city. it's taking a half hour to make the total trip. and let's go to the south bay. 37 is looking good in the valley. it's early getting into sunnyvale, cupertino. and there are no major problems. le

eastern san diego county overnight. the quake hit around 1:00 this morning you the community of borrego springs. that is 90 miles northeast of sanford -- san diego. no reports of damage or injuries . the quake was felt throughout the area. there have been a series of aftershocks as big as magnitude 3.5. >>> a group of physicians are filing a lawsuit against california's new right to die law which went into effect yesterday. the law allows terminally ill patients to ask for medication to end their lives. supporters of the law say people with terminal illnesses should have the option to die without excessive suffering. the doctors finally lawsuit say they have treated patients who thought they were close to death when they were not. >> many of them come to us with a preconceived notion that they were going to be in terrible pain and that the outlook is terrible and they only have a couple months or a year to live. it turns out that they've been reading the wrong books are hearing the wrong things. >> if it is something they feel they were really suffer and they do not want their emily to

time since lel -- centennial celebration. >>> police in san diego investigating an escalating case of vandalism and violence at a business posting donald trump campaign signs. video captures a group of people wednesday night and they tear down and stomp on a large trump sign placed in front of a tattoo shop. police say other video shows the shop owner confronting the group and pointing a rifle at them. >> from the moment i looked out the security camera i saw everyone come outside. i thought what is next. we have had the threats and it has been gradually getting worse. it has gotten extreme. >> windows have also been broken at the tattoo shop. the owner says he has had to file police reports for anti- trump vandals. >>> warriors are due in court today. opponents of the proposed san francisco arena for the warriors have filed a lawsuit seeking to block its mission bay location. they claim the team does not consider factors including how the arena would affect traffic, air quality and noise. opponents fear traffic could block ambulances rushing to ucsf hospital. >>> exhibit celebrati

san diego or in the south. it's going to feel different than normal with higher humidity. next time we will get specific with temperatures and the forecast coming up. >>> san leandro police are responding to two shootings. there are some people injured. christien kafton went to the scene this morning. >> reporter: san leandro police are on the scene of the shooting. there are multiple scenes. one here and one down by the burger king down the road. these are all connected. what witness came up and said he heard shots starting around 2:15 this morning and this was a dispute possibly over money >> i was laying in bed about 2:15 and heard pop pop pop. the next thing i heard the guy upstairs making a phone call. i looked out the window and saw a motorcycle on the ground and a guy laying next to it and another guy running off. i guess they caught them. >> the people that lived here -- >> yes they were together police are not saying anything. they're not letting any information out. what are you hearing? >> that they got everyone. the suspects have been detained >> reporter: officers have shu

backing down from his repeated statements that question the impartiality of a san diego judge. that judge is hearing some of the lawsuits against trump university because of the judge's mexican heritage. >> carl cameron says that donald trump continues to push back on his critics and many of them are

was cloudy from eureka past san diego with low cloud deck. there's west-southwest at concord, west at oakland, west at napa. generally the delta breeze still large and in charge, livermore west at 9. mountain view northwest. any way you slight it, it's a west or northwest or westerly component. san jose a little bit warmer than brentwood. north bay temps -- everyone is pretty close. kelseyville cooling off at 51. the key is the warm air aloft. 56 santa barbara. big fog bank up and down the coast. it's lifted now because this system coming in right up here also spread in higher clouds, especially to the north bay. this will usher in a more significant cooling trend for inland areas. the coast and bay, we're in the 50s and 60s. chilly to warm, windy to breezy, high clouds to the north, little drizzle. 60s, 70s now, upper 70s to mid- 80s. even the 80s coming down probably next two, three days, we'll bottom out on friday. weekend looks warmer. nice. >> all right, thank you, steve. >>> it is 4:21. it is the latest trend to hit the internet. now it's here in the bay area. coming up in 25

appearance in -- san diego. her speech will focus on what her campaign called the threat donald trump poses to national security. her other appearances in california have not been announced. her husband also campaigning up and down california right now. his first event is a get out the vote rally happening in reading tonight. >>> bernie sanders is crisscrossing the bay area and we caught up with him yesterday. >> take a hard look at which candidate is most likely to defeat donald trump. the truth is that that candidate is bernie sanders. >> he did a one-on-one interview . he then spoke at a rally in front of a enthusiastic crowd of palo alto's community field. he will be back in the bay area tomorrow for a rally in fairfield inn cloverdale. >>> the sharks had the best record on the road during the regular season that they will probably be back on home ice after losing both games in pittsburg. the penguins managed a 2-1 victory in overtime in game 2 of the stanley cup finals. joe fonzi said there's been one big difference between the two teens. >> statistics don't always tell the story

question the impartiality of a san diego judge. that judge is hearing some of the lawsuits against trump university because of the judge's mexican heritage. >> carl cameron says that donald trump continues to push back on his critics and many of them are republicans. >>> donald trump's attacks on judge gonzalo cooler are ratist. >> i am trying to figure out why i am being untreated fairly. >> u.s. gonzalo curiel is unfair says trump because he is mexico. >> a member of a club or society for a strongly pro mexican which is all fine but i say he has got bias. >> but curiel was born in the u.s. >> he had to denounce his remarks. gop leaders increasingly worried about backlash and distancing themselves from trump remarks. >> i don't agree with what he had to say. this man was born in indiana and all of us came here from somewhere else. >> in addition to ethnicity it could cause bias in courts too. >> trump is rattling the gop. >> he is trying to confirm that stereotype that is wrong. and it is offensive. it really is and this week it was a whole new level. >> not all republicans nor hi

sure you have everything you need. a. >> a san diego animal shelter is offering this as a way to spend time with their pets. >>> they beat the g. >> b, left center, way back there. gone. >> mark hit a three run home run as part of the as second inning. the as won 8-3. he pitched seven shutout innings allowing two hits for his first major league win. they face off against tonight at at & t park. he is expected back in the line up after missing -- they don't look too happy. >> they look cold. >> yeah, that looks chilly. >> he missed 34 games, but he will be back. is no an nba star pranked a boy at a camp. he pulled no punches during 101 dribbling lessons. where did the ball go? right there. hes toed the ball towards the hoop. the boy was shocked. caught off guard. he played some hard ball and then tenched on -- dunked on him. >> you fake him out. >> all the time. >>> coming up next on our 5:00 hour, sad news. the sports world mourning the loss of a coaching legend. remembering a life of a coaching great. >>> plus a hospital worker now in police custody. how he took advantage of some pati

dangerously incoherent and unfit to be commander in chief in a blistering speech today in san diego. clinton spoke before 250 invited guests. she said electing donald trump president would be a historic mistake for the united states and described him as thin skinned, erratic and unprepared to lead. >> he is not just unprepared. he is temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability and immense responsibility. [ cheering and applause ] >> clinton said trump is not someone who could be trusted with nuclear codes and she questioned his fascination with people like north korean leader kim jong un and russian leader vladimir putin. >>> clinton's rival bernie sanders got a warm welcome in modesto this afternoon, one of his many stops in northern california. actress susan serandon introduced the senator and said california can make a difference in the campaign for president. >> i'm here with you today because we are at such a special time in history. this is the tipping point and you in california are what is going to make the difference. >> animal rights activists briefly

fraud lawsuits in new york and san diego. majority of students were satisfied with the real estate seminars, says trump. today we will have extended coverage of the california primary on ktvu, plus as results come in from 7:00 to 9:00 tonight and that will be followed by the 10:00 news right here on ktvu channel two news. >>> this morning a 12-year-old boy recovering at a hospital in oakland after police say he was stabbed for no apparent by a suspected bank robber. the child came with his family from out of state to the bay area for vacation and they have gone to this wells fargo bank in san leandro yesterday morning. authorities say the boy was sitting in the lobby waiting for a relative to finish up a transaction when the suspects, 32-year-old iona hammond, robbed somebody who was making a cash deposit. hammond was armed with a knife and a pair of scissors. investigators say with 25 other people in the bank at the time, for some unknown reason this woman stabbed the boy in the back at least three times. >> the boy screamed for help, he ran over to the relative, it seemed he was

than 1500 people who live southeast of san diego are also under evacuation orders because of the border fire. >> it's really bad. it was on the east side, it was coming down ferociously. >> the news is better from the fire burning near santa barbara. that fire is now more than 80% contained and almost everyone evacuated from there will be allowed to return home later tonight. >>> 4:10 is the time now. from a sex scandal to racist text messages. it is a tough time for the oakland police department. coming up, a look how the alleged corruption could impact previous criminal cases in the city. but first -- >> he was a shining example of what it looks like to be a man of character. >> remembering a fallen san jose police officer. a touching tribute. >> good morning. we are looking at a commute where traffic is doing pretty well. if you are driving on 280 and san jose getting up to highway 17. >> a little change today. the breeze has picked up and some fog is out there. we'll see how that impacts your wednesday temps. hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm her

fires across southern california started to call. the border fire in san diego county has burned seven 300 acres and is 35% contained. >>> a ravine in a canyon near ventura is covered with 29,000 gallons of oil that spilled from an underground pipeline. investigators say the state may have lucked out. the oil stopped gushing for reaching the ocean or any beaches. firefighters built a damn out of dirt to keep the oil from moving further. the cause is still under investigation. >>> pg&e customers will see rate increases under bills for the next two years. the call-a-play public utilities commission approved the funding increase yesterday. pg&e asked for the rate hike to make safety improvements to its natural gas pipelines. the utility has been under pressure to upgrade its pipeline since the 2010 exposure -- explosion in zambrana. rates would rise gradually with the average bill increasing $10 per month. >>> to get alcohol on the american river and sacramento county will be banned this weekend. authorities say the ban is to keep people safe ahead of an event called, rafting gone wild. w

southern california. the border fire near san diego, it has burned 6800 acres. it's 20% contained this morning. the san gabriel complex fire in lady gaga county, it has grown to 5200 acres. it's 15% contained. cooler, more humid weather is helping the firefighters. right now there are more than 4600 firefighters battling five big active wildfires in california. >>> it is 7:40. the oakland raiders are moving more steps to move out of the bay area. what the team owner mark davis is planning to do in 20 minutes that could help place them in las vegas. >>> also, an historic vote today on whether britain should leave the european union. the outcome could have a ripple affect on the worldwide economy as well as travel, politics, even your personal savings. we are going to break down why you should care. >>> and this morning's commute is still going to be slow in many areas. 237 getting slower as you are headed to the west valley. >>> mostly sunny. looks pretty good today. temperatures not bad. it looks like a sign of a little warmer pattern by the weekend. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2"

eastern san diego county. the quake hit at 1:00 this morning near the community of borrego springs. that is located 90 miles northeast of san diego. while there are no reports of damage or injury, the quake was felt throughout the injury including palm desert, riverside and as far west as la joya. >>> democrats are closing ranks around their presented nominee. president obama announced his support yesterday. this prompted a tweet from donald trump. as you can see here he tweeted, obama just endorsed crooked hillary. he wants four more years of obama -- that nobody else does. hillary clinton's team fired back writing -- delete your account, that is a well-known social media put down. that tweet is her most popular ever with more than 300,000 retweets. she also picked up an endorsement from massachusetts senator, elizabeth warren. >> i am ready to get in this fight and work my heart out for hillary clinton to become the next president of the united states and to make sure that donald trump never get anywhere place close to the white house. >> bernie sanders is still not ready to concede af

in san diego. it will focus on foreign policy and what her campaign calls the threat donald trump poses to national security. other appearances in california over the coming days have not been announced yet. her husband is also campaigning up and down california. his first event is a get out the vote rally in redding. >>> ktvu caught up with bernie sanders yesterday in palo alto for a one-on-one interview. he told us why he continues to campaign despite a seemingly insurmountable lead by hillary clinton. >> look at which candidate is most likely to defeat donald trump. the truth is that that candidate is bernie sanders. >> sanders spoke at rally in front of a crowd of palo alto's community field. he is back in the bay area tomorrow for rallies in fairfield and cloverdale. >>> in 15 minutes, the specific attacks muni riders say are on the rise. >>> the golden state warriors back in the nba finals for the second straight year, and they are facing a familiar opponent. we'll show you the preparations underway this morning at oracle arena for the nba finals. game one tonight. we will a

campaign push in california with an appearance in san diego. her speech in san diego will focus on what her campaign calls the threat donald trump poses to national security. clinton's other appearances in california have not been announced at this point. her husband is also campaigning up and down the state. his first event is the get out the vote rally in redding. that is tonight. bernie sanders has been crisscrossing the bay area. we caught up with him yesterday in palo alto for a one-on-one interview. he told us why he is continuing to campaign despite a seemingly insurmountable lead by hillary clinton. >> take a hard look at which candidate is most likely to defeat donald trump. and the truth is that that candidate is bernie sanders. >> sanders a spoke at a rally in front of an enthusiastic crowd. he will be back in the bay area tomorrow for rallies in fairfield and in cloverdale. >>> we continue to follow the deveping news out of fremont this morning. that is where police have surrounded a suspect, believed to be behind the shootings of two officers yesterday. the house has a

. and a fire in san diego county near the mexico border prompted evacuations because it was spreading. in northern california, there are no red flag warnings in effect. you can bet firefighters are monitoring conditions because of the heat through the week. dave. >> all right. by the way, how does it feel out there right now? >> reporter: right now it feels pretty nice. you have a sleeveless shirt under this. this is a light jacket. i mean, i could take it off and still be fine. yeah. >> all right. janine de la vega. thank you. >>> meantime, chevron is trying to keep people calm after there was smoke and flames last night at its refinery in richmond. chevron called it a temporary plant upset and it's all part of a safety measure to relieve pressure. flairing was reported earlier in the day yesterday. it led to a small brushfire. the fire department put it out. no injuries were reported. >>> the faa is leading the investigation into a deadly plane crash on some bart tracks in hayward. it happened just after noon yesterday. the pilot was killed after his small plane crashed onto the tra

fires burning across the state, including two north of san diego, one in san luis obispo county, one in monterey and one outside the calabasas. it was started after a car ran into a power pole over the weekend. 5,000 people were evacuated but are now allowed to return home. and in northern california a wildfire in monterey county. more than 100 homes are being threatened. some people have been evacuated as well. ktvu's alex savidge are live with how bay area crews are pitching in to what is projected to be a very active fire season. >> reporter: good morning to you. calfire officials believe this will be an especially challenging fire season. already several large wildfires burning across the state. we are just outside of calfire station 14 in sunol. this is a seasonal hiring push by calfire just to get ready for what is expected to be a very extreme fire season. we are also seeing a number of local fire departments pitching in as well. here is youtube video of alameda firefighters as they helped on the coleman fire in monterey county, which could take about two weeks before it's ful

diego, seattle and dallas. for more information about the san francisco homeless project, you can go to their website to find the stories about the issue as well as a list of online resources to get you help if you or somebody you know is dealing with the issue of being homeless. >>> coming up, tourists robbed at gunpoint in san francisco. the suspects were arrested before they made it back to their car. coming up we will walk you through the video of the bust. >>> the first national monument to gay rights is dedicated in new york today. the location and the fight for equality. the extra crispy colonel. my extra crispy, twenty dollar fill-up feeds a family of four. it's crunchy! juicy! and oh so tasty. kfc. it's extra crispy good. >>> ceremonies in new york city mark the dedication of the stonewall inn as the first national monument to gay rights. it was the scene a protest in 1969 after gay patrons spot back against the paid -- a police raid. president obama announced the creation of the monument last week. today national monuments help to preserve our cultural heritage.>> we want o

meetings with homeowners and business owners are going to take place tonight. >>> in san diego county, a fire has claimed the life of a husband and my. their bodies were discovered last night -- yesterday. the property was also under mandatory evacuation orders. neighbors say it looked like the two hid behind a boulder and the husband was trying to shield his wife from the flames . the border fire has burned more than 3500 acres and is now 97% contained but also has destroyed five homes and 11 buildings. >>> the woman who was attacked and robbed in her richmond home is getting a replacement of one of her most prized possession. she asked that we not show her face because of her bruisers that she got during the robbery early monday that the attacker who broke into her home got away with a commemorative coin that she received from president obama for being the oldest park ranger in united states. she works at the rose the riveter site in richmond. she was told today that she will get a new coin from the white house. she says she really wants the original back. paul chambers just spoke with

started the idea out of so cal and my business partner is a marine from san diego and i was up in santa monica and moved the business to colorado to test the idea out along with the first investigator, and we moved it to boulder and we wanted to be back in california. >> have you done a beta launch? >> yes. we did in two weeks and we will be watching and hopefully working with great people like steve and change the way that business is done. >> were you surprised how easy it was. maybe it was difficult but getting the funding and how much money is out there for entrepreneurs in the field? >> i was surprised not the way you think, everybody knows that fundraisers are not easy. and it gets harder in cannabis. we got a couple of meeting prior to meeting steve and his team however it stopped right there because not everybody understands the intricacies of cannabis and you need people focused on that. >> jeff, i will ask this to you and follow up with steve in a second but the biggest mistake in entrepreneurship for people getting in on this will make. what would you tell them not to do? >>

the band of higher clouds coming through. much nicer on parts of the santa cruz coast. san diego oceanside up to l.a., it's up and down the coast. the breeze is the big story. on shore, gusts up to 32. napa west at 15. nevada west at 10. livermore and hayward, west, west, west, it's a gust up to 17. there are some low to mid-70s but a lot more 60s here. gusts about 22 miles per hour down to nevada and into marin county. breezy conditions north of that. cal stowga 70. most locations both 72. same as woodside. the higher elevation has been modified now. you're starting to see the change. that will help chew up the fog bank it is a sunny and warm day up there. a few clouds inching closer to sierra nevada. still mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies. this system is falling apart, but it is a system. the system comes through, it will usher in some cooler air for the inland temps as we head into the next couple of days. sun and clouds chilly and warm. noticeably cooler. 60s, 70s, still some 80s holding on. i will tell you the trend here in the next couple of days is take those inland locations and

they'll be allowed to return home and more than 1500 people who live southeast of san diego are also under evacuation orders because of the border fire. >> it's really bad. it was on the east side, it was coming down ferociously. >> the news is better from the fire burning near santa barbara. that fire is now more than 80% contained. almost everyone evacuated from there will be allowed to return home by tonight. >>> our time is 5:10. clearing out tent cities in the bay area. coming up in 20 minutes, new measure on the november ballot would give san francisco the power to force the homeless out of tent cities. plus-- >> reporter: it's a delicious day here in walnut creek. we're live inside the only dunkin' donuts store in the bay area. the grand opening celebration underway as we speak. hundreds of people lined up early this morning to get inside here for free doughnuts and coffee. we'll tell you what is so special about dunkin donuts coming up. >> he better get me one. good morning, everyone. morning commute is doing well. 280 and san jose not a bad commute getting up to highway 17.

the presumptive republican presidental nominee during her speech in san diego. she relatedly tore into the billionaire developer on issues from his temperament to the threat dealing with isis. >> he is not just unprepared. he is temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, ability and immense responsibility. [ cheering and applause ] this is not someone who should ever have the nuclear code because it's not hard to imagine donald trump leading us into a war just because somebody got under his very thin skin. [ cheering and applause ] >> we cannot put the security of our children and grandchildren in donald trump's hands. we cannot let him roll the dice with america. >> all right. ktvu's ross palombo joining us now with analysis of this speech and kind of tell us why it's so important that she made it and made it today. >> well, how blistering was this speech today? she went nuclear literally, right? she went after him time and time and time again. the reason why it's so important today is because everybody is wondering how is hillary clinton going to respond to

held yesterday. reminds you of san diego. three bear grottos were transformed. the species was almost extinct in the early 1970s. >> they were almost extinct in the wild and now working together they have almost 100 wolfs back in the wild and the recover program. >> the canyon was designed to mimic the wolves natural habitat. and there's a heat rock where they can warm up. there's limited human interaction recommended so eventually there's be automatic feeding devices. and cameras to provide care for the animals. >>> warriors fans are being warned about fake nba gear. most of the phony shirts and hats were confiscated from street vendors. they may be cheaper but they are not licensed and are poorly made. and it would possibly fund crime syndicates. >> a lot of these organizations are criminal organizations and they're involved in human trafficking, narcotics, money laundering, you may this is it's a harmless shirt but you're feeding into a criminal enterprise. >> the fakes do not have official hologram stickers, tags, or screen printed labels. >>> the time is 5:55 and the giants split

trump in a foreign policy speech in san diego. >> he has said that he would order our military to carry out torture. he praises dictators. this is not someone who should ever have the nuclear code. making donald trump our commander in chief would be a historic mistake. >> clinton said that the election is about, quote, two different visions of america. one that's hopeful and generous and one that's angry and afraid. clinton is campaigning in southern california today. >>> clinton's democratic rival, bernie sanders, is back in the bay area today with a rally at solano community college in fairfield. doors open at 11:30. and there is another one in solano where doors open at 7:00. he was introduced by actress susan sarandon yesterday. monday, sanders will appear at a free concert of dave matthews band. >>> and there is another heated contest, the race for the white house, for harrison barnes. >> i'm harrison barnes, the basketball player, you know. least folks are talking about the upcoming election. but i'm worried that we are not focused on the right thing: making our voices heard

.>>> thank you. hillary clinton campaigning in california in a foreign-policy speech in san diego. she took aim at donald trump.>> he has said that he would order our military to carry out torture. he praises dictators. this is not someone who should ever have the nuclear code. making donald trump our commander in chief would be a historic mistake. >>> clinton said the election is about two different versions of america, one that is helpful and generous and one that is angry and afraid.>> he is not just unprepared. he is temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability and demands responsibility. >> clinton hit trump hard on foreign-policy saying he doesn't understand america or the world and she said the us would be isolated under a trial presidency. clinton continues campaigning today.>>> bernie sanders is back in the bay today with a rally at solano community college in fairfield and another rally at that over dale community airport at 5:00. sanders got a warm welcome by 2000 supporters in modesto. he was introduced by susan sarandon. sanders is scheduled t

kicks off a five-day campaign swing in san diego. she's giving a speech on national security before heading east to el centro. bill clinton is also going to campaign in redding tomorrow. >> born re bernie sanders chris crossing the bay area. this comes as a new wall street journal poll a shows clinton leading by only two points among likely democratic voters. this just a week before the primary next tuesday. we spoke with senator sanders one on one in palo alto about his strategy. >> in palo alto the only thing hotter than the midday sun is the race between bernie sanders and his chief democrat rival. in front of an enthusiastic crowd he trumpeted his vision of change. >> our message in this campaign of creating a nation and a vision based alone social justice, economic justice, racial justice. >> we spoke to him one on one to learn his strategy for overcoming a seemingly insurmountable lead by hillary clinton. he says super delegates hold the key the his success. >> take a hard look at which candidate is most likely to defeat donald trump and the truth is that that candidate is ber

major fires across southern california started to calm down. the border fire in san diego county has burned 7300 acres. it is a 35% contained. >>> let's go to for -- sal. you have been busy watching the roads and bridges. >> hopefully on friday we will get a break and traffic volume. that may help us out. we will start with highway 4 westbound. you can see traffic is better than it normally is for this time of the morning which is a welcome sight. it is a little congested coming through pittsburg and bay point but not that bad on the way to conquer. 680 looks good from concord to walnut creek. out to the bay bridge talk -- toll plaza you can see traffic is backed up for a 15 or 20 minute delay. we had an earlier accident in the south bay on northbound 85 near union. that has been cleared for traffic is slow. the rest of the freeway system looks good. 280 and 101, options to get into the west valley. >>> good morning. happy friday. a pretty good a fog bank out there. we have system moving in from the pacific northwest. that is enhancing the fog bank. that has picked up the breeze. we

campaigning in california in a foreign-policy speech in san diego. she also took a direct aim at donald trump.>> he has said that he would order our military to carry out torture. he praises dictators. this is not someone who should ever have the nuclear code. making donald trump our commander in chief would be a historic mistake. >>> clinton said the election is about two different versions of america, one that is helpful and generous and one that is angry and afraid. >> he is not just unprepared. he is temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability and demands responsibility. >> clinton hit trump hard on foreign-policy saying he doesn't understand america or the world and she said the us would be isolated under a trump presidency. clinton continues campaigning today. >>> bernie sanders is back in the bay today with a rally at solano community college in fairfield and another rally at the clover dale community airport at 5:00. sanders got a warm welcome by 2000 supporters in modesto. he was introduced by susan sarandon. sanders is scheduled to appear at a fr

installing and maintaining signs. they said aaron was taking his family to san diego to celebrate his son's birthday at legoland. now errands mother says she doesn't know when they'll be coming home. >> [ foreign language ] >> reporter: a friend also tells me aaron was scheduled to come back to work after the july 4th holiday. and the friend also said aaron's son sky would have turned four years old yesterday. the little boy, his mother and his younger sister were killed. ken? >> such a tragedy. any idea when he may get out of the hospital from southern california? >> reporter: no. i spoke with the sister by phone. i spoke to the mother and the people who work here at the airport. no one seemed to know at this point. >> amber lee, thank you. >>> new at 10:00, a san jose woman is in the hospital tonight after neighbors say she was hit with a firework thrown from a moving car last night. while the woman was walking with her family in the city's evergreen neighborhood. ktvu's azenith smith is there live tonight. azenith, this incident has a lot of people upset. >> reporter: yeah, julie.

through, the next arrest below 110 but at least la, san diego looks like it will get a little cool but hot. high clouds from yesterday moisture continues stream, coming from mexico, and rotating of from the west and southwest. mostly sunny, a few high clouds , 60s and 70s coastal bay. warmest temps towards oakley, brentwood in antioch. 90 start to decrease in the thursday and friday, and no records are in his neck that. >>> neighbors heard a woman screaming, coming up in 15 minutes held their quick thinking and willingness to get involved helped save a woman from a violent attack. >>> donald trump targeted, the arrest made after someone tried to shoot the presumptive republican nominee. >>> welcome back 5:23 am authorities in belgium took command into custody after prions kurti alert and a major shopping center in downtown brussels. please recalled the shopping center and told to check a suspicious package, authorities say no explosives were found, the man is being questioned. belgium has remained under a high threat alert since the attack at the airport in the subway in brussels were 32 p

. fortunately, no homes were damaged. >>> there was a gruesome discovery in san diego. coming up: what the search crew found in an area that is under mandatory evacuation orders because of the border fire in that area.>>> and, if you cross the golden gate bridge be prepared to pay more. the toll increase the goes into effect. >>> good morning, we are looking at a commute that all of a sudden has some slow traffic but here in san jose looks good. we might be in a transition day. i will tell you what that means coming up. >>> we have fog on the coast. it will be sunny, warmer inland but temperatures all over the map on thursday -- on this thursday. if you are headed to the game tonight if you're sitting in the upperdeck or on the field i would take a jacket. >>> is 5:worry for -- 5:44 . a teenage girl was severely injured in a house fire. the fire started yesterday morning in a neighborhood near hayward. mike says he was headed to work when he noticed what was going on. he saw 17-year-old boy safely outside the home lifting an 18- year-old girl out of a window -- boy out of a window but

. >>> new developments: a large wildfire near san diego has now killed 2 people. there bodies were found yesterday afternoon in a rural area that was burned by the fire. >> it was heart wrenching. i honestly haven't processed it yet. i'm going to go home and cry my eyes out. i cried a little bit with the girls and honestly the image is burned into my retina. >> fire started a week ago and has burned 7600 acres. it is now 97 percent contained. volunteers have been looking for that couple who disappeared 10 years ago -- days ago . >>> also we have updates on fires in the foothills. thousands of homes are threatened. this is the wildfire in the arbor an area. evacuation orders remain in place. this is and plaster in el dorado county. the fire started tuesday afternoon. cow fire has grown to 1000 acres and is just 12 percent contained. is started in a remote area which is hard for crews to get to so they have been relying on air attacks. there was an interruption because drones were spotted in the area. >>> a southern california school district will pay a former student who dressed in a chic

afternoon. fire broke out at the same time in san diego county, prompting dozens of evacuations near the mexico border. the heat is a factor and in the bay area temperatures ranging from the 80s and 90s, some seeing triple digits possibly. morgan hill, livermore and gilroy are the hottest areas. it is a good idea to drink plenty of water and stay in the shade.>>> the time is 6:36 am. >>> chevron is trying to keep people calm after smoke and flames at the richmond refinery. they told ktvu that it was due to a "temporary plant upset" part of a safety measure to relieve pressure. flaring was reported earlier in the day and it led to a small brush fire, but the chevron fire department put it out. no shelter in place was ordered and no injuries were reported. >>> and the faa investigating the deadly plane crash at the bart tracks in hayward. the pilot was killed after the small plane crashed on the transfer tracks, and the pilot whose name has not been released, the only person on board. we spoke to one man that ran to the crash site to help pull the pilot from the wreckage that he did not wa