delay approaching the caldecott, at 5:00 let's go back to the desk. we have continuing coverage of the two huge wildfires, alex savage has more on what crews were doing overnight to help control the flames. >> take a look at the damage this fire did. it as you can see it was leveled and all that remains is the archway. fire crews have been standing by and the goal is to watch for hot spots that might flair back up in the area. two fires, together they are fighting them and they are handled as one big fire, last night vac wees were all -- evacuees were allowed to return to their homes, chp he can sorted -- escorted many, but two structures were destroyed and also a cabin was lost as well but they have a lot more work to be done, but we are very fortunate to keep the fire away from the homes and the infrastructure that was our number one priority. after the fire broke out 480 homes had to be evacuated east of clear lake. the fire started in an area they call around here called the y. they searched for areas and so far they don't have an exact cause. they are trying to beef up containment lines and a spokesperson from cal fire told me the leading edge of the fire particularly is on the eastern edge and is moving in an easterly direction parsesly away from the area. >> reporter: we are live this morning in clear lake oaks, alex savage t- ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> the evacuation order has been lifted. more than 400 people returned last night. they spent the day at an evacuation center. one man was coming home from the other. >> i could see the fire coming up the hill and five hours later fire chief told me we save your house, everything else burned. >> he said he bulldozed and cleared his house firefighters said that probably saved it. almost 500 more are still thenned. area folks say the air can be hard on children and those suffering from asthma or other respiratory conditions and the air quality is expected to remain poor throughout lake county until the fires are out. now california operating system is calling for -- is calling for them to reduce their evening hours. they want people to turn off the air conditioning when they are not home and we will have the complete pay area forecast. another member, community activists with plans to reopen the library were given the boot. we are at the library with details of what happened avenue night. tar what. as you can see it is boarded up here, the gets are now locked and now only a book and a candle are sitting here on the sidewalk. the dismantling of this branch was peaceful, dozens of squad cars blocked off the foot hill boulevard. they were told to leave with in 15 minutes or they would be arrested. and activists placed hundreds of doper victor martinez after a san francisco based poet. they scrubbed the floors and started a garden and they say it was used as a ground, now the area is boarded up with plywood and back here you can see they secured the fence with zip ties but protesters once again say they will be back. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 morning news. and police say officer brian frank shot author jarvis rollly. at first he said he should be fired but an independent review showed he had been in danger and was cleared. the police department and fire department withheld that review and a new investigation will search for any wrongdoing. a law suit, he claims his rights were violated. he was hit with taser darts and they were deployed after he ran from the scene. he is suing for medical expenses and loss of wages. san mateo county is handling more inmates after a new report. there are 15% more enroll letters. and the board of supervisors will discuss the report at 9:00 a.m. this morning. thomas kinkaid's girlfriend made a move in court to claim some of the late artist's paintings. two wills allegedly written by kinkaid, he wanted which is original work to be completed but they stay the will is not valid and both sides are due back in court on the 17th. a small fire broke out at the shell refind are you. flames sparked just after 2:00 yesterday afternoon. a health advisory was listed. and at the shell richmond refinery, last week's failure occurred near three pipes which were all inspected last november. they replaced one pipe but the others were down and the unit nay be -- may be down for as long as six months. four kids are picking up new backpacks. they will be beforing a awesome kids for the kids and some sheathing. >> i tonight even when to face that. >> good morning, mike, good morning pam, we are doing well out there and so far if you are driving around the bay area, there is one exception and it would be on the way to the caldecott tunnel, westbound 24 san it is still light approaching the caldecott, i want to show you lafayette, so far this is not affected. the traffic in lafayette, he see that sign, it is an injury clash but one car flipped over. >> westbound 237, west the traffic here will be moderately heavy let's go to steve. >> all right, we will check in with steve in just a month for whatever this. 5:09 is the time. george zimmerman says things are tight and the actions he is considering to help pay the bills. less than high-end results for luxury cars, stay tuned for more. . george zimmerman's defense fund is windelling. he is charged with the shooting death of trayvon martin, an accident accident is out on bail and staying in seminal county. donations are not coming in like before and bills are continuing to grow. >> the fund is not doing well and we are close to 50 or 60,000 is out there but 20,000 is due out in bills. the money is not coming in all that strongly but as we move forward we will probably have to consider indigency. >> they suggested george zimmerman may not get a fair trial. we now know who the key note speaker will be in the republican convention. a formal announcement was expected today but the speaker will be new jersey chris christie. he is known for his blunt tone and some urged him to seek the nomination but he declined and endorsed mitt romney. people are not excited about mitt romney's new running mate. some people think he is a fair or poor choice. back in our washington d.c. room with more news on that, here is more. >> reporter: a new gallop pole says ryan is the least popular pick but remember, quail when on to become vice-president. ryan is not well-known. two women did not know or lake him at the state fair. now this pole will need more ammunition for democrats for those already trying to demon nice him. >> it is becoming more real now because paul ryan is on the ticket. >> reporter: paul ryan continues in ohio and mitt romney continues in iowa. ryan himself defends his medicare map saying he thought it was the best in america. and they received grades of acceptable or higher... the insurance institute said the acura and infinity g and that car does well after the test and in many tests, the airbags did not protect the areas where passengers and drivers sit. they will conduct the third test of the hypersonic ex-51a. they converted the 5 2-b bomber by flying off the coast and they hoped this wave rider will travel 6 times the speed of sound for at least five minutes. that is the equivalent from san francisco to panama in an hour. and they may notice the smell of some natural gas. they may be conducting a controlled release betwee 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. pg&e has been testing its gasoline since the explosion in san bruno. you talked about one crash, is it still around or cleared up? >> it's still there, guy and girl. how about mike and pam? i will use that one instead. there is a crash, but unfortunately there was an overturned vehicle and traffic will be moving a little bit slowly but not affecting the rest of the commute. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza and that commute is light. if traffic is moving nicely. clouds are wrapping around that area of high pressure but for us it is missed and you can see it off to the east at times. 50s 60s and 70s in livermore. and fairfield 64 but 54 in san francisco. west southwest 23 travis, it is picking up and it is a huge sign of a cooler patterns given. we have some higher elevations 80 degrees and they are picking up more of a westerly breeze. we don't want an east or northeast, it is still going to be hot but not as hot as yesterday when it was 107. today 102 but we are going down on temperatures and humidity, although not as hot as yesterday, temperatures topped out, right there it will start increasing the fog so there will be more of a westerly breeze, inland temperatures will take another day or two but temperatures are 101 to 104. 80s closer to the coast and bay. a cooler pattern takes over mid- week and into the middle of the week. >> better than expected and they will provide stimulus to finishish in. checking in on our numbers we do have futures indicating a higher opening this morning. first loss for the s&p 500 and first who is in six days and despite some adverse economic condition. er to sheesh about a about when to turn in the r. the devices based on a new version of microsoft software. toshiba will not introduce it because of delays in the components but they will do it according to windows 8. the great white shark is in danger of extinction, but the surprising number they say is left. the 26 summer games. there is a problem near the caldecott tunnel and we will tell you why it may affect your commute. just get the latest stories sent straight to your cell phone every week. you can text the word wake up 0123. this is the plan for back to school. introducing share everything, only from verizon. a shareable pool of data to power up to 10 different devices. add multiple smartphones to your plan, so everyone in your family can enjoy unlimited talk and text. the first plan of its kind. share everything. get your student a samsung galaxy nexus for $99.99. . victims of the deadly stage collapse one year ago were honored with the names read over a loud speaker. last year strong gusty winds caused the stage to collapse during a concert and dozens of people were also injured. bay area conservationists are leading an effort to protect the great white shark. they are petitioning the federal government to list the predator as endangered. they say pollution is causing them to drop significantly. >> the breeding number is around 300 and males are around 350. >> they have a year to decide whether to list them as endangered but some marine biologists say there needs to be more data recome files piled. -- compiled the flag's arrival marks the start of four years for the 2016 games in rio de janeiro. people can check out the flag where it remains on display. >> raiders new head coach. one positive gary mcfad called it in for the raiders and they threw an interception on the play and dallas won that game, actually more scoring in the giants than in the raiders game because that score was 14-2, sal, kind of an odd score. >> brutal third inning, giants lost. let's take a look at the commute, we still have some slow traffic on westbound 24, caldecott but they cleared a crash from that area. let's go to some live pictures, northbound 280, this traffic is moving getting to highway 17. and if you are driving on 680, the traffic on pleasanton area, pleasanton and san jose, they are still off to a nice start. stronger sea breeze, no doubt about it, still tropical clouds working their way also off to the east. 60s for some, some warm air mass, but there is a west, southwest at travis and there is a much stronger sea breeze than yesterday. we have better sea breeze but it is still warm to hot, not as hot as yesterday when it was 107 and we will go 102, let's hope it holds. it will be inland, lilos spinning straight off will help bring the fog. 60s to upper 90s or a few 100s and vacaville still in there. and a little cooler definitely towards the end of the week. >> it is a pro immigration what starts -- program that starts tomorrow and how it could benefit more than 1 million undocumented immigrants. >> reporter: we are here where there is a gang violence meeting. and people who raid recycling bins and boxes, we will have more on that coming up. . welcome back, it is tuesday august 15th, i am in for dave clark. >> and i am pam cook. steve paulson is here and i guess it is not a beach day. >> the best bet is santa cruz but that is only aroundp 7. -- 7p. everyone else is still stuck, inland is still hot but not as hot as the last couple of days but a stronger sea breeze here is sal. good morning, traffic looks good on the richmond bridge, no major problems, traffic continues to look good. also if you are driving on the golden gate bridge, fog on that deck as steve has been mentioning, you may see some thick fog on southern marin and san francisco let's go back to the desk. we are continuing to follow the wildfires, at least one home has been destroyed in the community of clear lake oaks. so far the fire has burned 6,000 acres and it is 2 5% contained and cal fire hopes to have full containment by next week. alameda and contra coster sent firefighters to fight them, each with 22 firefighters and one team was sent from contra coster county and in total, 6 bay area teams are fighting. and i want to show you one from matthew henderson, he was able to get close to the fire line as it burned near the sign welcoming people to the area. this picture of people fleeing the large plume of smoke and fire is from vanderville, if you want more pictures, just click on the home page. the justice department will address gang violence in san jose as police investigate an outbreak in broad daylight. lorraine blanco joins us to explain what the city is doing to address this problem, lorraine? >> reporter: good morning, mayor chuck reid and several officials are set to meet here in a news conference to combat gang violence considering a very unusual day of violence yesterday. a man was rushed to the hospital following a driveby shooting yesterday afternoon. witnesses say he was standing in front of his house when a car drove by and fired several rounds. it happened five miles from another shooting that happened a couple of hours earlier. >> it is very, very scary and yes, i am worried about my neighborhood and the whole city. >> reporter: the earlier shooting happened on charles street, a man in his 30s was killed while sitting in his car. police are looking for the shooters in both those cases. the news conference will take place at 12:45, they are taking place on the national forum and the new program is geared towards stopping violence on a national level. and this happened before all the reporting, lore rang blanco -- lorraine blanco ktvu channel 2 morning news. a woman was stabbed to death with a samaria sword. it happened at the wall greens and witnesses say the woman was a well-known homeless woman who frequented the area. >> she is a nice lathe lady and -- nice lady but i don't know why anybody would do that to her. >> the woman got into a fight with a customer across the street from the wall greens earlier in the day. and after removing occupied protesters overnight, live with what protesters are doing and what is next for the building, tara? >> reporter: well, police will be guarding the building, they will be here for the next 48 hours and if you take a look, you can see it is boarded up. dozens of squad cars were here and they told protesters to leave within 15 minutes or they would be arrested. everybody complied and they went to the area off miller avenue for a decade. >> we want to lead this into the hands of community, we want to put this back and keep this whole. this was covered in trash. >> reporter: hundreds were donated victor martinez after a san francisco based poet, they scrubbed the swept the floors and now they are vowing to come back. now they just wanted to make it better, no comment from oakland police. i am tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 morning news. police are also investigating a possible homicide in one of the safest communities in the east bay. officers found him north of the berkeley hills. the death involved suspicious circumstances and they do have a person of interest and they are looking for that person and the victim's name has not been released. mayor ed lee has authorized a $250,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction in a cold case murder. and this is ten years since aubrey was shot and killed and she will be at the location of her son's murder and anybody with information on the case is asked to contact the san francisco police department. new immigration policy could provide relief for almost 2 million undocumented immigrants and immigrants who are 30 or younger can apply for temporary work status, applications will be available tomorrow at the immigration services website. and solyndra, they have agreed to pay laid off workers $3.5 million. the city sued saying they were not properly warned about the shut down. 1100 people closed and filed for bank of america a court still has to sign off on the invest testimony. one of its accountants testified the company suffered greatly. they sold the galaxy phone which infringes on the apple trademark. samsung claims apple infringed on its patent. they are usually out just before trash pick up day recyclable have a jersey, -- scavengers and neighbors say it is a growing problem. our news crew spent a couple of nights out in san francisco to catch this underground economy at work and they handed out cash in exchange for recycling. estimates range from 5 to $10 million. i can watch our entire special report on www.ktvu.com, just look for the tab on the front page. we have more information, the 19-year-old driver of the two cars, are allan change and george son. they were likely drunk and they lost control of their cars crashing into the same house. the cars landed on top of one another. luckily the family of that house was on vacation. sheriff's deputies say the teens face charges of felony dui and reckless driving. two women got a work out when they barely escaped serious injuries when attract crashed into the building. the truck was traveling downhill and crashed into a parked car slamming into the gym. the truck driver was tang to the hospital with unusual injuries. -- was taken to the hospital with unusual injuries. pam, not a lot going on right now in novato and just to let you know more about that on the freeways. let's look at southern marin on the golden gate bridge, a little bit of fog there, but it is not really affecting traffic people are pretty much used to it but if this is one of your first times driving through there, you might want to take it slow. there are no problems getting onto the bridge. if you are driving 80 westbound from panola to vallejo and richmond, it is off to a good start, let's go to steve. >> clouds aring closer but there could be some more today, and i think over parts as well. the drive in from parts of eastern contra coster county, your car thermometer is starting off at 30 degrees but if you are going to san francisco, it drops and it is a warm drive for some. the wind is picking up gusting to 28 at travis and that's a screaming message that the delta breeze is getting its act together. so far not everybody is in on it, but lake county, we are looking for pretty hot conditions but at least there is more of a westerly breeze, it is warmer and it does look like temperatures but not as bad as yesterday at 107. it will be hot but not as hot as yesterday, temperatures should come down 3 to 5 degrees compared to yesterday but there is a little low forming and that will pick up that fog bank. i say fair because of clouds from the south. mid-to-upper 90s for some instead of 100s but 70s and 80s closer to the bay and it looks like a cooler pattern will continue to friday and we will have to watch out for tropical clouds over the weekend. thank you steve. three people are dead, how the community would remember the victim. and more on the jerry sandusky case in the wake of the second abuse -- sex abuse scandal. we have a little bit of tough driving, we will let you know where that is going on, stay tuned for more news weather and traffic. it's time to change the way we clean. it's time to free ourselves from the smell and harshness of bleach. and free ourselves from worrying about the ones we love. new lysol power & free has more cleaning power than bleach. how? the secret is hydrogen peroxide. it attacks tough stains and kills 99.9% of germs. new lysol power & free. powerful cleaning that's family friendly. another step forward in our mission for health. . good morning bigger fog banks, temperatures look like they are starting to come down a little bit, 60s and 70s coast and bay. here is a look at some of the top stories we are following, two wildfires and they have destroyed at least two buildings, one of them a home, so far fires are 20% contained. oakland police removed protesters from a vacant library overnight. the activists cleaned the building filled it with books and hoped to teach reading classes, the city said they were trespassing. and mayor ed read will discuss efforts to combat gang violence in the city. it is one of six cities participating in forum preventing youth violence. they have killed 20 people in the southwest part of the country. 48 more are injured. we will continue to follow this story but again breaking news out of afghanistan. this morning a community is remembering the victims of a deadly shooting near texas a&m university. authorities say thomas shot and killed a veteran police officer who was trying serve an eviction notice yesterday and an innocent by stander. he was shot in the crossfire and community members gathered to pray for the victims. >> it is a senseless tragedy and a great loss to the community. >> four people were injured include ago woman who was helping her daughter move for school. penn state said the university is quote, on warning. it also said the school must submit a report on itsability to handle the financial fall out by the end of next month. penn state officials say they can address the concerns and keep their accreditation. -- accreditation. lynn is accused of not telling police that the teacher kraig chandler had been accused of molesting a 2nd grader. the teacher chandler faces charges and the principal faces up to six months in jail if convicted. a scam for asian women, they approached elderly women, told the victims they were plagued by evil spirits and convinced them their jewelry and money needed to be purified. they allegedly stole the valuables when the victims handed them over. and the editor of cosmopolitan, 50 years ago, she wrote a book, sex and the single girl shocked many women to embrace their sexuality and asked them to be independent. it link technology and adjourn limb. -- journalism. now the director of the new institute said brown was excited about taking an active role and that her vision courage antigen rossty will be -- and generosity will be missed. i-more dot.com will unveil the apple phone, they will start taking orders that same day. they will not get the new phones until late next month. right now it is 5:48 we want to go back to sal to check in on traffic. >> actually, it is not that bad, mike, we are doing well if you are driving around the bay area, the only thing you have to add time for is fog on the coast but it is high enough, traffic does look good on the way into san francisco. we will show you the fog on the golden gate bridge and it is so thick and you can see traffic is moving well. we will show you highway 101 but that camera, the one we usually show you with, it is mounted in and it is a lot of fog so we can't use it right now. santa cruz mountains, highway 17 getting down to the valley, it looks good on 17 and the hole thing is off to a nice start. and the peninsular and 2 #0, highway one already showing a little bit of congestion, let's go to steve. tropical clouds firing it up towards the sierra and these are starting to come to our forecast zone and we have low clouds and very thick fog so we can't see it, very warm drive if you are coming or going towards the city you will notice a big difference in the temperatures. southwest gusting to 28, that is double what it was at travis, so that is a sign it will be cool today. there are positive signs it's still going to be hot, it is still really warm, upper 80s and lower 20s for some, 102 for a high after yesterday's 107. it's still going to be tough firefighting conditions but it is hot not as hot as yesterday, temperatures should come down 3 to 5 and this lilo will get -- little low will get stronger over the next couple of days. when up get 28 at travis, that is a howling message. 60s and 70s coast and bay and it looks like a good cool down thursday and friday and the remains of a tropical system may move into over the weekend but it is still too soon to say. thurman anding -- they are managing late payments, the average american credit card debt is close to $5,000, that is up 6% from this time last year. banks are more willing to lend money to car buyers. they learned it at the end of june and that's up, the largest amount, they are more willing to lend without perfect credit. and they are testing locomotives. -- locomotives. they are testing as many to analyze the admissions for tests and it is just outside sacramento. the websters dictionary just got a little thicker, they are playing on new words and as well as the new room in the house some say they just have to have. and they are addressing up for a political site, why he is pushing for a recount on a smokey proposition. . napa state hospital is taking steps to increase worker safety but many employees don't like the idea. many will be given personal security alarms to wear on land yards around their next. they can pull the alarms to send a signal but workers say it can be used to choke them. they have been beefing up security since a napa person was strangingelled -- worker was strangled by a patient two years ago. they are heading to governor jerry brown this morning. now the bill was created in response to bart's decision to cut wireless service in san francisco to stop some planned protests. last night protesters marched to the bart headquarters in response to last year's shut down. the $1 cigarette tax prop 29, one san francisco doctor is challenging the outcome. he appeared in the ad to support them and paid for a partial recount to see if there were any mistakes. >> we have realized through the recount process that one of the machines was missing up to 21 votes per precinct. >> they were counted without being verified and the doctors asked for a formal statewide recount of all absentee ballots, the first ever in california history. starting today the webster dictionary has a few more words. they add about is hundred words annually and this year they are filling in for the s-bomb. the other include bucket list, man cave, i'm sure you have one of those, mike and financial overtones are listed for underwater as when you are under water on your home and those toxic mortgages we are talking about. >> songs stuck in your head, an ear worm. i would rather say i have a song stuck in my head. >> that is sal's man cave. >> sometimes you hear a song and it will be stuck in there for a long time. i have a few i want to get out of my head, let's take a look at the commute on 280 northbound getting up to 880, that traffic is looking pretty good and it is off to a great start. sunole grade the same if you are driving to pleasanton and fremont. westbound 580 has been thick coming out of tracy and gets better as you reach dublin, 5:57 let's go back to dave and pam. -- mike and pam. a car roaded pipe is at the center of the investigation what ktvu channel 2 morning news has 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