people in a shooting spree in southern california. and we're learning about what happened. >> that shooting just three miles from the president fund-raiser at the home of hollywood executive peter chairnan. >> police are searching for evidence from the shooting. witnesses say the gunman shot two people inside of the home. investigators believe he shot a woman inside of a car. police say it was off campus. the gunman then ran offer to the campus and fired at students. the injuries appear to have been again off campus. >> officers came in and engaged the suspect. he was shot and killed on the scene. >> we're like everybody get down, get down. >> the other students barricaded themselves include classrooms. >> they couldn't fintd a key. >> secret service says agents knew about the shooting but it had no impact on the president's fund-raiser. >> we're staying on top that have story. but fresh after two campaign events the president helped latino groups and spoke at fairmont hotel. david louie was there and live from a health clinic. >> foo

the plant has generated power for southern california for more than 40 years. the closure will mean the loss of 1,100 jobs. >> the weekend is here and mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> you think of a place you could go to escape the warm weather at the coast where we will have riptides but, also, in tahoe she have had record highs tuesday, wednesday, yesterday and more record heat on the way. now, how much cooler it will be monday and tuesday, a group of protesters are facing eviction in san francisco and they say their cause is worth >> breaking news in san francisco this video just in, at least four people have been injured at main and market streets after a muni accident. the reports are that muni troll was unhooked from the overheadlines and lines came down on a muni bus stop. a poll fell into a crowd there, and two women have been transported to the hospital along with one girl and one boy treated at the scene. >> tree siters and other professors are vowing to do what it takes to keep a hayes valley farm in san francisco from being developed into h

. >>> meanwhile in southern california, a killing spree that started with this fire and ended at the sant monica college campus. in the end, five people were dead. we just learned the first two victims were the suspect's father and brother. at this point, we still don't know what the motive was. andrea fugee with the survivors' stories of terror. >> customers ducked for cover as the gunman opened fire. >> like, scared, like, pleading, like a movie. >> bullets also struck several buildings. >> i saw the bullet just bounce off the building, you know, went into the building. that's when i said, "oh my god, this is not a game, this is real bullets. ". >> police say the rampage started on the 2000 block of yorkshive where a fire was burning in a home. inside the police found two people dead. >> lady has been shot, the house is on fire, the whole tree is on fire. >> a woman was shot outside in her car, and police say the gunman then carjacked another car and began shooting along pico boulevard including at a santa monica blue bus. on board, three people were injured. tlis say he also shot

the game coming up here at 7:00. 100 degree temperatures in southern california. some of the heat spilling our way. right now 90 in gilroy. plenty more low 90s. one improvement in the forecast less humidity. it has been very sticky the last couple of days. sea breeze will make things comfortably cool and patches of clouds will spill locally inland. any chances of showers way off to the north. one of the transitions increased heat inland. by the weekend perhaps as warm as 100 degrees. also watching the air quality tomorrow. we may have spare the air days setting up for the weekend as the temperatures continue to climb. on the coast into early tomorrow no chances of rain now. mostly sunny skies eechben out to the coast line later tomorrow as things start to warm up here. 50s and 60s tonight. tomorrow's highs upper 80s and low 90s south of san jose. low 90s around the trivalley. that seems cool compared to sunday. low 80s in oakland. temperatures ramping up in inland valley. upper 90s to kick off the weekend. sunday and monday we haven't budged from these numbers fro

we're following breaking news in southern california. it is a tragic situation right now in santa monica where police say seven people are dead including a gunman who opened fire today at santa monica community college. e

. >>> more information on a shooting rampage in southern california, with half a dozen people are dead stomach and a security breach involving a bay area hospital with names, addresses, and other security numbers in the wrong hands is. >> complete bay area news coverage starts now, this is bay area news is that an. >>> it is friday, june 7 on heather holmes and this is bay area visit a deadly shooting rampage spilled out onto the campus of a community college in southern california and my six people have been killed, the government makes seven. he was shot by police at santa monica college. john, this didn't just happen on the campus is. >> this rampage involved a man armed with an assault weapon investigators believe he killed two people in the house, two more between now and the school, and two others on campus. it all started around noon with a shooting on the house which then caught fire, the two bodies were then found inside. the government was then headed towards the college killing two people on the way and wounding several others during what he got to the campus he shot and kil

from here he will travel to southern california. he will then had to the palm springs area where he will meet with the chinese president diseasing seeinthe xi jinping. he'll make his way through out california and as soon as he arrives there and moffett field we will bring it to you live. >> a quick break here as a kron4 morning news continues. a live look at the conditions in san jose. we'll be watching traffic there as the traffic of the parts. [ male announcer ] erica had a rough dah y. there was this and this. she got a parking ticket... ♪ and she forgot to pay her credit card bill on time. good thing she's got the citi simplicity card. it doesn't charge late feesfe or a penalty rate. ever. as in never ever.ve now about that parking ticket. [ grunting ] [ male announcer ]r the citi simplicity card is the only card that never has late fees, a penalty rate, or an annual fee, ever. go to citi.com/simplicityci to apply. >> president obama getting ready to leave the fairmont in san jose and had to moffett field. we're following the

he was heading to southern california. the president was here for fundraisers and to talk about his healthcare plan. what ended up dominating the headlines was actually the president's defense of the government surveillance of millions of americans. ktvu janet k is here with a look at the controversy. >> reporter: president obama said the secret surveillance has been a useful tool to fight terrorism. critics say it's being asked to trust the government's actions without oversight. i'm profoundly opposed to this. >> reporter: the secret surveillance has drawn out differing opinions. >> nobody is listening to your telephone calls. >> reporter: president obama said his administration is trying to balance national security and privacy. >> you can't have a hundred percent security and also then have a hundred percent privacy and zero inconvenience. >> reporter: this week a u.s. intelligence document surfaced showing officials ordered verizon to hand over millions of customers records with the times locations and phone numbers o

nuclear plants along with the southern california coast is closing for good the company that owns the plant said that in a surprise statement this morning that they would retire the twin reactors because of uncertainty. well there's been a sixteen month battle to close the facility located between l.a. and san diego the radiation leak in january of two thousand and twelve forced a shutdown and since then critics have been fighting to close the facility for good well salmon freya could the power about one point four million homes and california officials have said that it would be able to make it through the summer without the plant being warned that wildfires or any other disruption could cause power shortages. the plan it's been in operation for forty years in southern california edison says that it would spend about five hundred million dollars over the next two years to close the facility under the supervision of the nuclear regulatory commission. well the court in bexar county texas has acquitted a man who killed an asse court who wouldn't have sex with his lawyers argue that it w

the note no of a southern california -- photo of a southern california taco bell employee licking taco shells was posted on their facebook page. the manager says they are dealing with the issue but didn't say if the employee has been fired. i think he probably has, right? >> i would hope so. >> you would think. >> or at least not making tacos anymore. >>> if you don't already use sunscreen, here's another good reason to start. apparently, it has some pretty powerful anti-aging benefits, as well. a new study tracked hundreds of people for four years and found sunscreen slowed the skin aging process by 24% for daily users. people in their early 50s saw remarkable results, as well. so slather up i guess. >>> well, michelle, here's a question for you: ever thought of living in a former nuclear missile silo? >> can't say i have but many people may have thought of that. and if you have, you may want to check out a spot in upstate new york. a small house that's on eight acres in the adirondacks. at first glance, it looks abandoned but the real treasures lie underground with the living quarter

scorching in southern california. bayside, 78 degrees. 68 at the coast. if you missed your seven-day outlook, we will have it for you. let's check on the drive at 6:57. if you are going up in towards san francisco, this is the big jam right now. crews clearing from the roadway right now. i saw it on my cameras. still, big backups approaching sfo coming outx÷ of burlingame. you have this issue on lombard around laguna. the westbound lanes are blocked. your commute is distracted and slowed. this tree has come down across the roadway. look at that. lombard and across a sofa bed on the way over there on the sidewalk. crews, i am told, are just arriving on scene to take care of that. lombard. there is going to be slower traffic approaching the area again in both directions. it will likely be jammed coming off the golden gate bridge. >> mike moves fast. he ran right out of the way of the tree. 6:58. the final check on today's top stories. >> the trial for two men accused of gang-raping a teenager back in 2009 starts today. they will be tried with two juries an

tragedy in southern california as many as six people are dead and more are wounded. in a shooting spree that began at a burning home in santa monica. moved onto nearby streets. and ended up >> pam: the suspect. dressed all in black and wearing what appeared to be a ballistic jacket. was killed by police. a second person of interest is in custody. martha shade has more. >> pam: the second person of interest that was in custody has been released mark to shake reportingthat was martha shade reporting. this developing story. and >> reporter: them police believe suspect it to the nearby streets to open fire with a high-powered rifle as many as six incidents. >> happened right in front me i was in my car and the guy on a left side of the st jumped out with a big black gun blasted around all of our cars. >> reporter: and the other smr the college where he continued to discharge his weapon until a final interception with police. >> he was shot and killed on the scene. >> reporter: the gunman was dressed in all in black and eerily calm. >> he was it raging. >> reporter: stude

that system that i showed you off the southern california coastline will move northeast and that will drive the temperatures down, even indicating perhaps thunderstorms in the sierra. we'll be tracking that for you. but again, it will be a big turnaround. if you don't like the heat, sunday is the better day and monday and tuesday looking well as well. >> thank you. >>> disneyland is cracking down on some disabled people who act as tour guides. disney park managers say the guides use their status to take people to the front of the lines on rides and charge for it. there are lists on craigslist charging $400 a day for this service. >>> the labor problem at 6 flags in vallejo appears to be over. mechanics would worked on the rides say they reached and agreement with park rangers after meeting with a mediator. they were locked out for six weeks. then didn't get everything they wanted but they will get overtime pay. this is their first union contract. >>> today is national doughnut day. coming up, the unusual treat that one south bay doughnut shop is baking up today. ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ ro

. >> after the speech president obama will head the southern california. mr. obama and chinese president will meet this evening for two days on talks of a 200 a. palm springs estate. the two would discuss high- stakes issues including cy sbamas efforts to press them to halt china's alleged hacking against the united states could be overshadowed are revelations the obamas own administration has been secretly seizing phone records from millions of americans. this is the first time in 50 years that these two countries leaders will sit down and talk. >> the driver of an all teheran vehicle was fatally injured in sonoma county near calistoga early this morning. the collision was reported on private property at about 12:45 p.m. near the highway 128. according to the chp the atv road and land on top of the driver causing fatal injuries. the driver was declared dead at the scene of the collision. the cause of the crash still remains under investigation. >> u.s. economy creates of 1075000 non-farm jobs in may, unemployment rates rise to 7.6% as more seek jobs the gover

he was heading to southern california. the president was here for fundraisers and to talk about his healthcare plan. what ended up dominating the headlines was actually the president's defense of the government surveillance of millions of americans. ktvu janet k is here with a look at the controversy. >> reporter: president obama said the secret surveillance has been a useful tool to fight terrorism. critics say it's being asked to trust the government's actions without oversight. i'm profoundly opposed to this. >> reporter: the secret surveillance has drawn out differing opinions. >> nobody is listening to your telephone calls. >> reporter: president obama said his administration is trying to balance national security and privacy. >> you can't have a hundred percent security and also then have a hundred percent privacy and zero inconvenience. >> reporter: this week a u.s. intelligence document surfaced showing officials ordered verizon to hand over millions of customers records with the times locations and phone numbers o

and a southern california wildfire explodes in size chasing thousands from their homes. you will hear from evacuates who had just minutes to get out. >> temperatures cooling down around the bay area. still a lot of sunshine coming our way and a heat wave coming in our direction too. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and some overnight roadwork still out there on northbound 101 just near sfo causing some big brake lights as you pass towards san francisco. we'll update you on this coming up. >> thank you, liz. and good morning, everyone. monday has arrived. it's june 3rd. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now 6:00. >>> it could be a rough commute for drivers on the richmond/san rafael bridge. >> some new lane changes have gone into effect. traffic has shifted on 580 just east of the toll plaza on the richmond side. kpix 5 reporter sue kwon joins us live from the approach now. sue, how's it going so far? >> reporter: well, the commute is well under way. we have east- and westbound traffic slowing pretty smoothly right now and i'm standing just east of the

effect the closure will have southern california residents. san jose police are investigating the city's 23rd homicide of the year. officers received a call of a fight on the 29-hundred block of huff drive in west san jose. officers say a man was physically assaulted. he died at an area hospital. police have arrested a suspect. investigators say the motive for the murder remains under investigation. san jose had 46 homicides in 20-12. milpitas police have identified the suspect arrested in a fatal attack at the great m morning. police say this man nathaniel manlangit killed a friend he was with. after they got into a fight. officers say manlangit picked up a baseball bat from the store shelf and struck the man several times killing him. the sports authority store was closed for business during the homicide of the great mall remained open. no word on the identity of the victim back in and wha >> we will be back in a moment after the break. welcome back to kron4 news listed in look outside >> we are seeing some sunshine. the bay bridge toll plaz

we're following breaking news in southern california. it is a tragic situation right now in santa monica where police say seven people are dead including a gunman who opened fire today at santa monica community college. the police chief says the violence began blocks away when a fire broke out in a house where two men were found dead. from there a man with an assault rifle moved towards the campus shooting at cars and a bus. one student says he began running from the school because he saw other students running. >> and i heard a gunshot. i turned around and i saw the lady on the ground that had been shot and i saw the guy that was right above her walking towards the library. >> police say they shot ; and killed gunman in the school library and took a second man into custody they described only as a person of interest. more than 30,000 students in the campus. president obama happened to be attending the fund-raiser a couple miles away while secret service monitored the shooting. his visit was not affected. >>> president obama focused on

they asked him about a southern california water district. the lawmaker's brother works as a consultant for the district. calderon has not been seen at the capitol since fbi raided his office on tuesday. >>> search crews in philadelphia pulled a woman from the rubble of a collapsed building there. 61-year-old myra meeken was pulled from the debris. it took rescuers four hours to find her. >> she's a -- alive and being transmitted to the hospital. that's all of the information we have on her. that's the -- that's the update. that's the status. we just wanted to report the good news that we did make a rescue. she's a live. she was talking to the firefighters as they were recovering her. she was taken to the hospital and right up to the hospital -- taken to the ambulance and right up to the hospital. >> they will continue to search, they say, for as long as it takes to recover the victims. the death toll now stands at six. >>> investigators say 31-year- old joie gill died from her injuries in a car accident. her 3-year-old son was in the crash.

. >>> firefighters have the upper hand in the powerhouse fire in southern california. it's 60% contained but fire crews are up against massive flames. this blaze has scorched more than 32,000 acres since thursday. six homes are destroyed with at least nine damaged. now, the scope of the fire is apparent from space. as shown in this nasa image. all 2,800 residents under evacuation orders were allowed back to their homes on monday, but some had nothing left to return to. >> whoosh. gone. boom. done. like that. the main thing is i have my life, my son's alive, my wife is alive. we're damn grateful to be alive. >> so true. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> it is often called the second highest court in the nation because of its influence and potential path to the supreme court. now washington's federal appeals court could have three new nominees. a white house official saying later today president obama will nominate patricia ann millett, cornelia pillard and robert wilkins in what could set up a battle with senate republicans. millett is an appeals lawyer

only has one nuclear power plant left now that southern california edison has decided to close its san onofre plant north of san diego. the plant was taken offline last year because of small radiation leaks. then they found extensive damage to hundreds of tubes that carry radioactive water inside. state power officials think they can make it through the summer without the plant. >>> a new fallout for america's cup. we learned today that the swedish team will not join the qualifying races in july. kpix 5's sue kwon is here to tell us what this means for spectators and businesses. sue. >> reporter: the businesses are already preparing. we have charter boat tickets for sale, so any decline in the number of races or enthusiasm dampen participation. the swedish artemis racing team will miss the round robins series starting in july. this is in the wake of the accident that killed team member andrew simpson. a new boat will be ready in time for the crew to practice and join the competition in august. but this means what was once billed to fans an sponsors as a multiple race louie vuitton chal

not much of rain for southern california. a lot of brush. right now in this area, upper 80s, winds 20 miles per hour. extremely dry. rapid growth of the fire over night as a result. the terrain, you can see the elevation, points here, 2,000 feet it 4,000 feet. that has rugged terrain. back here in the bay area, we have the fog. the fog will help things out, could help for the fire crews tomorrow in southern california. we have the fog coast side here. especially south of the golden gate bridge. that will expand over night. as far as temperatures, cooled off today. 5-10 degrees from yesterday's highs. few low 90s towards antioch. san jose 73. and san francisco 71. over night lows in the low 50s. areas of fog coast side and around the bay. into the afternoon, a big temperature range. across the bay, towards the inland spots. it is going up. no more 90s. warmest locations, approaching the mid-80s. 85, 86. coming up the coolest days and when triple digits return to the bay area. >>> today was the last day for our art lovers to visit san francisc

chinese president, ze jing ping is already in southern california. his plane landed yesterday evening. during their meeting, the two presidents will discuss a topic watched very closely by a silicon valley firm. that is cyberattacks from overseas. specially from china. facebook, apple, google and twitter have recently been victimized by cyberattacks abroad >>> so far, the president has not spoken out publicly about two unfolding scandals over privacy rights in the united states. one, verizon is releasing american customers cell phone records to the national security agency every day. a washington post report that says the nsa uses a secret program called prism to tap directly into the computers of companies like apple, google, yahoo! and facebook. we should point out all those tech companies we just mentioned, they deny giving the m8aq)nment direct access to any of their servers >>> a local grocery chain is dealing with hacking issues of its own. the personal information of every customer who shopped there could be affected. "today in the bay's" chri

. >>> the driver who caused a major accident in southern california coming up. >> reporter: the giants are home against san diego. let's look at lebron. they will wrap up game 7 tomorrow. later in this broadcast. [ male announcer ] at montrose pet hospital, anarchy meets order. working with at&t, doctors set up a broadband solution to handle data and a mobility app to stay connected with their business. so they can run the office... even when they're not in the office. where do you want to take your business? call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ . >> a wild fire is still burning near the entrance to yosemite. the weather has been helping firefighters today and the people evacuated in mariposa county. >>> if you like today you will like tomorrow and the next couple of days. slightly warmer weather on the way in the extended forecast coming up. . >> tonight we are learning about the driver who caused a major accident in southern california. he was driving the wrong way, drunk driving. he pleaded not guilty wednesday to several dui ch

santa clara county fire sent 20 firefighters down to southern california trying to help get a handle on these flames. that fire right now just feeding off of the old, dry brush there, some of which hasn't burned in decades. >>> fire crews in the bay area using southern california fire to remind us to clear the brush away from our homes. that way you protect yourself and also your neighbors. nbc bay area kristi smith live in berkeley with more on defensible space. kristi, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, marla. bay area fire departments tell me they are gearing up earlier than usual for fire season, doing property inspections, changing around schedules in some cases. in fact, one east bay fire department told me they declared wild land fire season this year earlier than they ever have before. that's because we've had very little rain, dry, windy, hot, fire danger is high. busy clearing hillsides in oakland. in contra costa firefighters tell me they are seeing activity earlier than usual. oftentimes home owners try to cut the grass with a blade themselves and it sparks w

we have some developing news out of southern california. a massive wildfire that's been burning for five days has grown overnight but crews are progressing and building a line around the fire. we have some live pictures here. it's happening about 30 miles north of los angeles. flames have reached the high desert city of lancaster there. more than 29,000 acres have burned nearly 3,000 people have been forced out of their homes. six homes in all have been destroyed. the fire is burning dense brush on very rugged terrain that hasn't burned for more than 80 years. people living in the fire's path say they can't believe what they're seeing. >> seeing the picture of the house above on the ridge gone, it's really scary. i just keep looking at the news and wanting to see a picture of my house. >> three firefighters suffered minor injuries. the fire is 40% contained. the cause is under investigation. >>> hope is fading for seven people still unaccounted for after the latest violent storms hit oklahoma over the weekend. friday's tornadoes and floods

this is the president's plane after it landed in southern california. we see his motorcade here. the chinese president is now in indian wells, which is near palm springs. the two-day summit begins tomorrow afternoon. they'll discuss the growing concern after chinese cyber hacking. not just president obama, but we have confirmed that vice president joe biden will visit the bay area next week. a private fdraiser will visit san francisco next week. our morning newscast begins at 4:30 a.m., once again, live coverage of the president's remarks close to 9:00 a.m. >> now, the other hot topic. tomorrow, the bay area expected to bake with some cities. >> jeff joins us with some projected numbers.

. >> we're also following the latest out of southern california, where a growing wild fire forces thousands of residents to leave their home. >> most of us will be dealing with 60 degrees today. this was also be the case for the next couple of days. you could expect low to mid 60's or around the bay area. by 8:00 p.m. tonight it willeeablish and it will be mostly cloudy skies. we do have the return of coastal fog. we do have changes to talk about as we head into next weekend. this will be the potential triple digits. >> we will start out with the ride into san francisco as you approach the toll plaza. it is quickly filling in and the traffic is already back up to the end of the parking lot. this is crowded as you work your way into san francisco. if this is your community should give yourself extra time. >> there is a road construction and is wrapping up in san bruno. the three right lanes are closed and this is due to construction that is want to wrap up at 6:00 a.m.. the traffic is starting to up back up. we have more cars on a roll. if you are traveling to 05 is still slow. this is the s

how a southern california firefighter -- the southern california firefighters are dealing with that challenging combination tonight. >> you can feel helpless in a situation like this. >> they call it an unfair change in policy. what some renters are being charged for that used to be free and who is getting involved to help. >>> in danger of being shut down, what could replace this historic movie theater? kpix 5 news is next. ,, ,,,,,, >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good evening, i'm

. >> president obama is in southern california tonight for talks with the president of china. the two leaders met this afternoon. it is unclear exactly what they plan to talk about over the weekend, but spying will likely loom large. the u.s. is accused china of using hackers to steal u.s. weapons, secrets, a charge china denies. president obama was busy defending his own programs. he was there to talk healthcare, but spying quickly stole the show. >> it could change the way the u.s. fights cyber terrorism. an aggressive plan to list potential targets overseas and fight back with cyber attacks and even potentially here in the u.s. it's part of a top secret presidential directive, president obama ordered last fall that got leaked to two newspapers. it's the latest security controversy. >> nobody is listening to your telephone calls. that's not what this program is about. >> the president was forced to explain after details of a secret government program called prizm, was leaked to the media. it allows the national security agency to tap into the data banks of internet companies

governor jerry brown was also in southern california to meet with the chinese president. the meeting follows the governor's week-long trade visit to china last april. he said he was happy that both leaders selected california for their summit. he also alluded to the state's future negotiations with china. >> we intend to. >> we continue to step up in china and we look forward to investment here in california. >> governor blown wants to attract chinese investment in california for a public infrastructure and for prompts like high speed rail. >>> still ahead, president obama defending the secret seizure of cell phone records but our conversation with the republican party leader shows he isn't buying his explanation. i'll have that next. >>> kids turn in their weapons in hayward in a unique gun exchange. what some are getting in return for their toy guns. >>> the tricky solution to ight loss problems of a new pill supposedly works to trick your appetite. >>> here it comes. the cooler weather as we look live at ocean beach in san francisco. fog, clouds, drizzle. relief. we'll

he's also expected to make a policy speech before leaving for southern california on friday. the speech is expected to focus on healthcare reform. the white house says the president will highlight california as proof that the new healthcare law is working. first on the agenda though, tomorrow, is a 5:00 p.m. fundraiser at the palo alto home of mark mccue. the president will spend the night in san jose, then before leaving friday morning he is scheduled to discuss the affordable healthcare act at the fairmont hotel. >>> continuing coverage of the hepatitis outbreak. ktvu's robert honda talks with one victim today who said her get healthy kick caused her to get sick. >> reporter: 22-year-old alia howard is recovering from nta clara county victim ar the of the contaminated frozen berries, recalled by costco. >> i didn't know other people were feeling sick from the berries also. we kind of didn't know how i got the hep a. >> reporter: she was hospitalized after memorial day, following four days of high fever. >> i was nauseous throughout the day, and really dehydrated. also my ey

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he's also expected to make a policy speech before leaving for southern california on friday. the speech is expected to focus on healthcare reform. the white house says the president will highlight california as proof that the new healthcare law is working. first on the agenda though, tomorrow, is a 5:00 p.m. fundraiser at the palo alto home of mark mccue. the president will spend the night in san jose, then before leaving friday morning he is scheduled to discuss the affordable healthcare act at the fairmont hotel. >>> continuing coverage of the hepatitis outbreak. ktvu's robert honda talks with one victim today who said her get healthy kick caused her to get sick. >> reporter: 22-year-old alia howard is recovering from hepatitis a. she is so far the only santa clara county victim of the contaminated frozen berries, recalled by costco. >> i didn't know other people were feeling sick from the berries also. we kind of didn't know how i got the hep a. >> reporter: she was hospitalized after memorial day, following four days of high fever. >> i was nauseous throughout the day, an

. >> plus a massive southern california wildfires continue to burn this morning the president to been told it is ok to go back home. the what the latest on containment, coming up. >> in the bay area and we're watching the weather this morning as a tech alive with the golden gate bridge. the marine layer has thickened and it will be cooler before we see some hot conditions coming this way. >> good morning everyone. i am anny hong . >> i am james fletcher. we erica with the forecast. good morning erica. >> temperatures are very similar to yesterday morning. >> san francisco 55. 54 in concord. cloudy skies, mild temperatures. temperatures will remain similar to yesterday's into the afternoon. the marine layer back in the forecast period of fifties along the need coastline. '60s inside the bay. mild weather along the waterfront including oakland, san mateo, redwood city. a bit more inland. putting the clock into motion. by 3:00 p.m. today the orange board is the bay area. we will see a few 80 degree readings. sunshine to the afternoon. clouds returning to the evening hours. temperatures a

right now, he's in southern california, attending that summit with the leader of china. but he spent much of his day dealing with fallout from the revelation that american phone records and internet searches are under surveillance by the government. today, he made his case that this is about national security. abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross with the latest. >> reporter: law enforcement authorities expect a full-court press at the nsa and other spy agencies, to find the leaker who they call no hero. there are only a few senior officials who would have had access to all the documents made public in "the washington post" and "the guardian." >> i don't welcome leaks because there's a reason why these programs are classified. >> reporter: the president was forced to publicly acknowledge and defend the two spy programs that had operated in secrecy for seven years, monitoring the internet traffic of foreigners and collecting the phone records of every american. >> when it comes to the telephone calls, nobody is listening to your telephone calls. >> reporter:

. >> breaking news happening southern california. police say they have captured a shooting suspect after gunfire he erupted near santa monica city college. so far three people have died from a series of shootings that began around noon time. >> witnesses say a man shot two people inside of a home then set that home on fire next shot at a woman in a car. at least three others have been wounded. students heard the gunfire. >> i heard two shots. i didn't think anything of them. i thought people were running i was still curious and didn't leave immediately of i got behind the bookstore. and heard someone discharging like a whole clip of ammunition. >> i heard a girl screaming i said he oh, my god, what's happening? everybody was saying get out of here, run, run. >> the shooting took place about three miles from where the president headlined a political fund-raiser. the secret service said it had no impact on the fund-raiser. the campus is under lock down. this is a helicopter view. you can see it's overcast there in the los angeles area

more than 20,000 acres go up in flames in southern california. and anyone in harm's way is ordered out. the fierce fire fight and the challenging conditions. >>> human toll. the three scientists killed chasing dangerous tornadoes. they knew their life's work could take a fatal turn at any time. >> at times i had mixed feelings about chasing these storms. on one hand they're incredibly beautiful. on the other hand, these powerful storms can create devastating damage and change people's lives forever. >> how the three men and the latest round of tornados in oklahoma are being remembered. >>> tough act. superstar angelina jolie talk as about her life-saving operation in public for the first time. >> i'm very happy just to see the discussion about women's health expanded. that means the world to me. >> her comments, her surgery and how it got the world talking about breast cancer. it's monday, june 3rd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> good monday morning, everybody. >> monday, monday. >> a n

accidentsly sold it and two men >>> a southern california woman is hoping there is a good samaritan out there. before leaving for the hospital this woman hid her wedding ring in a wooden box. she didn't her husband who put the box out fwor a neighborhood garage sale. someone bought the box now she's hoping who ever did will return it this is so much sentimental value to me. it's my wedding ring. you know? so i'm really upset. >> she says the person probably doesn't know the ring is inside because she put it under one of the cushions to protect it. that ring is worth $23,000. the box sold for just $10. >> i know this is one of the men are from mars women frr venus kind of things i thought it's her fault if you're going to hide it, tell him. he's trying to clean up by getting rid of this box? it's his fault. >> we'll agree to disagree. but she has a beautiful baby that is healthy. >> true. hopefully someone will see that. i don't think she the should have put the amount out. >> this is incredible. the 62-year-old and 52-year-old swam from al qa ka traz to san francisco today. >> water

someone in sacramento was watching. >> you'll hear from a southern california lawmaker. his first public remarks since offices were raided by the fbi. >> a team of national guard >>> abc 7 i team investigation is getting results. residents of the state's is activityive living facilities. a committee takes up a bill to ensure those residents are loued to have visitors freely. dan noyes with a follow up. >> it seems like something should be a basic right being allowed to see family and friends whenever you want but one public guardian restricted access to clients. and called the police. now that is changing. sitting, talking and eating cher yeez is not something she thought she'd be able to do with giselea. >> i was told i had to get off of the property. >> she's an advocate against elder abuse and says riordan was ice yol yaited two years. >> she believed she was in prisoned and didn't understand why. >> in 2010 santa clara county conserved riordan, took over her personal and medical decisions and a court determined her family could not care for her. the county sold her h

an estimate 30 californians are sick with the virus including two from the bay area and a southern california wochl who's already taken legal action. kimberly? >> reporter: rog, costco has already called those br ris. as you mentioned, dozens of people have gotten sick. >> it was the last thing that i could imagine was making me sick. >> reporter: she says she ate them and became seriously ill. they were asking me if i ever used need ms or anything like that and nothing like that was adding up. >> the berries are to blame. they were sold under townsend farms. >>> tonight, they warn anyone who bought them should get rid of them. those who have eaten them, should call their doctor immediately. >> hepatitis a is a very stealthy disease. some people get very significant, overt symptoms. so people get jaundice, turn yellow, the whites of their eyes turn yellow. they get very sick. they get nauseated. they get abdominal pain, they throw up, they have diarrhea. other people can be extremely subtle. >> right now, i feel very lethargic and very nauseous. >> they say hepatitis a is really contagious. i

california the world's number one and number two economies will be comparing notes but unlike other meetings between two superpowers it appears that this gathering will focus much of its attention on cybersecurity. lindo has that story. just go forth as mojave desert howling winds propelled wood mills in the scorching sun beats down on the jury is gated communities security is extra tight in the gulf breeze or a bit of roger mirage where president brock obama and china's president he will spend two days together president obama and chinese president xi are said to me in this wealthy young clay the economy is a likely topic of discussion for two of the most powerful men in the world but it's the dark side of the cyber world which will likely take center stage during this is story meeting these two men are going to discuss you know hackers like myself and others and how they're being used today. seven can car was sentenced to three years probation and was restricted from computers for sgrena warm on my space there's still definitely a hugely underground element to hacking and sort of

calderon represented montebello area in southern california. >> the bay area restaurant with a smelly problem finds a new home. >> pot for pets in some vets say marijuana could be just what your pooch needs. >> call it the real life hangover, ahead at 6:00, the california man accused living out a scene from a popu bacon bacon has a new home after neighbors complains of the smell and now they have taken over a kitchen of a nightclub in the mission district. bacon bacon is now only doing preparation work but next week they open as a regular restaurant. the owner does not expect complains of the smell at new location because it is right next to a sausage factory. >> yum! >> we should do a study and see if that neighborhood gains weight. good morning, everyone, the big story we start to transition to the warmer air mass at five degrees warmer in san francisco and santa rosa and 15 in fremont and oakland and san jose and eight in concord. so that is something you will feel. you can see the entire state starting to get dominated by high pressure. palm springs is 108. fresno 100. the warm we

a lot of fog in southern california. i mean, santa barbara, l.a., san diego there is a big fog bank town there. it's -- again, clearlake ukiah, it takes a strong low to cool things down. but for sonoma, petaluma, novato, cooler with 70s. down about 10 from concord from sunday to today but still upper 80s to near 90. antioch, brentwood, berkeley, 66. pleasanton in there. 68. windy out towards dublin. 74 san jose, that's nice. a lot of 70s on the peninsula. then south san francisco, san mateo millbrae, burlingame, 50s, 60s on the coast. too much fog. coolest day will be tuesday. and then wednesday things start to even out. thursday, friday, saturday, looks empressive for heat -- impressive for heat but it doesn't last long. >>> it's costing south bay tax payers a million dollars. the event happening this week that many don't seem to care about. >>> haven't clashes overseas started with turning a park into a shopping mall but now they've turned into something much bigger. than for everyone who wants more of what they love.

he was convicted of 13 killings in southern california. but his crimes and his reign of fear very much included the bay area. >> i remember as a little kid we were scared of the zodiac. but as an adult and certainly as an adult police officer, he would be at the top of my list that was a scary time here in the city. >> reporter: 1985 and the terror known as the night stalker had struck again. this time, near lake merced. on the case, a young officer named greg suhr. >> i remember when we would get the briefings on what he did to his victims and to children, and i can tell you when we were home everybody had a gun in their sweatpants. >> reporter: police also had some solid leads by linking him to a robbery if the marina and a girlfriend in the east bay, they were close to making an arrest but he slipped back to southern california. >> apparently he had been staying in the tenderloin. >> reporter: this is where he lived, the officially historic bristol hotel. and if you climb up three flights of stairs, you can still see what's left of room

a full schedule as the president makes his way through southern california. if he returns to moffett field by the end of the forecast will bring the departure live. back to you james. >> thank you mike. >> san francisco police are looking for a group of men opened fire on a muni bus yesterday afternoon injuring a passenger on board. it happen around to 15 on potero hill where to fit in wisconsin street spirit of d'arcy said the men all about 6 ft. tall or the minibus got a short time later and fired mobile shot into the bus. the muni driver to the victims is san francisco general hospital which is less than a mile from the scene. police say the victim suffered a superficial wound. the 19th hole climb later resumed service. >> license plate readers will soon be set up in a fix is drop the city of piedmont. the 700th thousand price tag for the new crime- fighting camera systems recently approved by the city council. the decision comes as piedmont looks for ways to get a handle on a recent crime rise. >> ipeed on police anticipate the 39 new license plates reade

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the southern california company submitted the lowest bid. at 985- million dollars. this is only for the first leg of the plan -- a 29- mile section from fresno to madera. construction on this first phase of california's high speed rail project.could start as soon as july. the number of people ill. in the hepatitis- a outbreak here in the bay area -- as well as nationwide -- continues to grow. the latest number is 62 ill, 4 of them here in the bay area. the newest case has been confirmed in santa cruz county. all reports of illness -- which are now in 7 states -- are due to an organic frozen berry blend. sold at costco. the company that makes the product -- townsend farms -- issued a recall. costco -- which sold 333 thousand pacakges of the product -- says it will reimburse the cost of hepatitis a shots paid by members. costco will also provide a free vaccine at its stores that have pharmacies. a 51051 victim in the las angeles area is now suing costco and towns and farms no word on how much that is. >>so far, victims range in age from 71- to - two- years today is da

. >>> and erratic wind in southern california is presenting a real challenge to hundreds of firefighters battling the wild fire. the powerhouse fire spread across 20,000 acres. and at least five homes in lancaster have been destroyed and about 1,000 homes on lake hughes and lake elizabeth have been evacuated. the fire is only about 20% contained. >>> there is a new bowling with the 787. the planes known as dreamliners were grounded for four months. now, nhk tv in japan said there is a problem with the sensors that is supposed to detect overheating in lithium ion batteries. it reportedly did not, though, pose a safety hazard. >>> and despite that news from japan, the dreamliner service is up and running again in san jose. all nippon airways flights resume to tokyo yesterday. each plane has been retrofitted with new batteries to try to eliminate the risk of fires for now. and it's going to fly from san jose to tokyo five days a week. but, picking up the seven-day service plans starting in september. >>> and some bay area drivers are being told to brace for months of delays. starting today,