had chp escorts as they tried out the new doyle drive. crews shaved eight hours off their goal. this was the symphony all weekend. construction crews working at fast tempo, drivers taking it slow. >> i love waiting on saturday. what's better to be on a sunday. >> reporter: but monday, a brand new commute. after years watching this new highway go up, drivers will be on it. new lanes, tunnels, a new foot bridge. >> we ran about 9,000 man hours building this project. >> reporter: a project replacing infamous doyle drive. where cars head on through and from san francisco bridge. safer for driving and quakes. >> most people are excited i'm sure. yeah that should be a lot of fun. >> reporter: will you drive it in the morning. >> i will. i will drive it in the morning. >> reporter: what's going on here? >> going on to the golden gate. >> reporter: that remodeling shut traffic on to the precidio. snarled the marina district and turned the drive from marin into an hour long crawl. still chp expected worse. >> even though we had delays it's not nearly as bad as what we had anticipated so from our standpoint that's great. >> hopefully it's efficient as far as traffic flow. it's finally done. >> reporter: on this 72 hour effort more than 250 workers. and even after tomorrow, crews will be working until 2016. >> we'll be excavating all the asphalt and ripping that out. >> reporter: but no worries the work still left to do shouldn't cause any driving disruptions. no more closures for the vehicles that use this corridor every weekday. the million dollar parkway should be opened. debora villalon live with the reopening of doyle drive. now as you can see traffic moving along at this hour. again the new park precidio is now open. at 10:30 we will check back in with deb on an update on today's early opening. you can also get traffic updates on our ktvu news app during tomorrow morning's commute. now to new developments in a stunning three alarm fire in san jose. a total of five homes were damaged. it started just after 3:00 this afternoon on snow drive just west of highway 101. fire officials say the fire burned two homes and traveled on the parkway for a quarter mile and burn more homes. christien kafton is live at the scene. firefighters say this was a tough one to fight. >> reporter: firefighters say the first call came in shortly after 3:00. smoke and flames along the fence on snow drive in san jose. rivel lived in one of those houses by the fence. she looked out of her window and knew something was wrong. >> it just kind of started. there was smoke coming out and i happened to see that but it looked almost normal to me. that's when i started watching it and that's when it caught fire. >> so smoke first then -- >> then it caught fire. that's when it started to get bigger and bigger. >> reporter: once the fire reached our house it was a matter of minutes, she grabbed what she could and escaped. >> all i grabbed was my purse and my dog. and that was it. >> reporter: firefighters arrived on the scene an started dousing down the housing. >> we had the tier fire which is a wild land fire from embers here. >> reporter: you can see the scorch mark. finally jumping back over the wall at lon hettrick's house. >> it started at the beginning of snow drive. that second street ignited within second. the fire went down the ivy on the wall and on to the home. >> reporter: the bithe time the fire was over the fire damaged two homes. >> everybody is safe. that's the important part. all the neighbors were good. they got their animals out. i wasn't even home. everybody is safe, that's all that matters. >> reporter: firefighters were on scene trying to figure the cause of the fire. at this point no official cause. >> how many people were in their homes. >> in all the three homes that were badly damaged are the ones people had to vacate. from those three homes 12 people had to find a place to live. those two other homes damaged they're still livable. but i spoke to those families and they didn't want to stay there tonight. >> christien kafton live in san jose. >> christien mentioned the conditions out there. and we're checking in with mark tamayo. >> reporter: just to give you some reference on the map. here's the san somewhere -- san jose airport and the fire on 101. we'll come in a bit closer and talk about those winds. winds of persistent wind increasing over the next 24 hours. we'll show you the wind reports. 2:00 made a wind gusts of up to 10 miles per hour. and 4:00 gusting at 23 miles per hour. so any wind over 10-miles-an- hour not good and actually complicates things for the fire crews. that was the case for today and parts of the south bay. with a bit of a breeze kicking up up to a 20 to 23 miles per hour. i'm tracking a warming trend in the five day forecast that will increase fire danger. we'll have more on that coming up in just a little bit. be sure to follow mark and our entire ktvu weather team online for the very latest on the conditions and the fire dangers where you live. searchers in walnut creek spent the day last seen at her home on friday. a silver alone is in effect for this woman. police worry she may be disoriented due to medical conditions. and she on the speaks russian. she was wearing a red jacket and her home. dogs appeared to pick up her scent. that's where searchers spent much of their effort. there's extra concern because valentina has been missing now for more than 48 hours. >> yeah it is a long time that's why we're out here today. because we have multiple search and rescue folks. >> reporter: police asked residents in the area to take a look to see if valentina is perhaps in their backyard, sheds or garages. they considered the father of a missing baby armed and dangerous. 6-month-old amber grant disappeared from her home in redding. yesterday amber's father matthew graham also disappeared. graham is being called a person of interest in this case. the legal fight over the fate of five frozen embryos will head to san francisco superior court and the outcome may set precedent. a divorcing couple is at odds over the embryos. the husband wants those embryo's destroyed. however the wife wants to keep them and her lawyers say they are her only option for having a bilogical child in the future, as cancer -- arguably the most powerful drug trafficker in the world broke out of prison saturday night. joaquin guzman better known as el chapo is worth more than a billion dollars. forbes has ranked him as their world's most popular people in the world several years in a row. he's considered one of the most brutally violent drug cartels in the world. guzman was last seen in the shower of his cell. at a maximum security prison. but when guards went to check on him. his cell was empty. >> staff at the federal jail did a search. this began with a rectangular hole in the shower area. >> reporter: that led to a fully ventilated tunnel that ran to a house under construction in a near by neighborhood. guzman and the sinaloa cartel are well known for their supertunnels. guzman has used them in recent years to evade law enforcement. many times the cartel will dig the tunnels by hand to avoid making noise. but even if it happened here, it's unlikely this tunnel couldn't have been built without detention by prison guards. this is the second time guzman has broken out of prison. back in 2001 he snuck out of another maximum security prison. in that escape he did get help from prison guards who were later prosecuted and convicted. officials in mexico vowed that he would not escape again but now authorities in mexico and the united states are once again on the hunt for el chapo. will carr, fox news. >> it's a relief. just a, just makes me stronger. >> a show of strength and compassion. the stories that inspired these women to walk 39 miles this weekend. wine lovers targeted. >> but first, more fall out over the confederate battle flag. how demonstrators today kept the controversy growing. the 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds. the debate over the confederate flag continued this weekend with a number of rallies for and against the stars and bars. the rallies come just days after the flag was lowered at the state capital in south carolina. >> it felt like a massive weight had been lifted off south carolina. >> reporter: south carolina governor nikki haley says it's a new day at the palmeto state after the confederate flag was taken down. >> it was hard for me to look at that flag coming down and not think of the emanuel nine. it's remind med how much south carolina has come forward. we didn't have protests we had vigils. >> reporter: that wasn't the case in oklahoma. where supporters and opponents clashed. >> it's a problem with the people. >> it symbolizes racism. >> reporter: sparking debate across the country. here where thousands of drivers past interstate 75 passed this giant flag on robert davidson's property every day. >> it is their land, their flag. >> anyone can corrupt anything. the klan who i abore with all my heart took that flag 40 years ago and turned it into something that it's not. >> reporter: there's also a question about what to do about cultural icons like the general lee car from the dukes of hazards. executives at tv land already dropping the show. >> i think they have a knee jerk reaction on removing the flag. i know mattel, wal-mart, all these different people are jumping on the bandwagon. >> reporter: here in mississippi some are calling for a redesign of their state flag which contains the emblem inside of it. >> reporter: two students are due in court stemming with a shooting of a prostitute at a hotel. the man who allegedly drove gill from the scene, sibley is also facing charges in this case. the woman remains in critical condition and is unable to talk with investigators. residents are being warmed of a problem with a local 911 system. people with a 966 phone prefix cannot reach 911 directly and must dial 707-255-0911. a high tech way to get bigger tips from customers. there's more on this digital update that is often called guilt tipping. >> reporter: after swiping it through square register, the mobile payment service created to replace registers, you're prompted to tip, 15, 20, even 25%. then you're on your way. but are you guilted into tipping because the cashier is staring at you or people in line. >> sometimes you feel guilty because they're watching you. >> no it's not really guilt tipping. >> do people tend to tip more if you just had the jar out. >> oh yeah. i think a lot of people tip higher also because they're putting it on their credit card. versus having cash in hand. >> reporter: customer bob galop. >> i think it's usually convenient. i have noticed that i've been tipping more recently. >> reporter: anthony mangaluso is president of pcs. he says people should tip for providing a service. but when getting ice cream, coffee or even juice there's no need to tip he says but some people disagree saying they don't mind being prompted to tip. >> you can just hit the button and you're good to go. >> reporter: others are influenced by social pressure. >> i'm not intimidated by that. i feel pretty comfortable with the decisions i make. this just makes it easier. so i'm all for it. >> i think it's the same thing as having a tip jar out. it's a digital tip jar. >> reporter: the owner of federal donut says the system is easier to use and designed for speed. but he admitses tipping is up. and candace kosher agrees but she says that there's a choice, and that's not tipping at all. >> there's an option to put a customized tip or no tip at all. i think it's important for customers to know what percentage they're tipping. wrapping up a pretty nice weekend here in the bay area. lots of sunshine out there. at least for the afternoon hours. take a look at the numbers from this afternoon. the official highs a few low 80s out there. san jose maxed out 76. san francisco downtown in the lower 70s. 71. here is our live camera looking out toward the bay bridge span in san francisco out there in the distance. low clouds have been increasing over the last couple of hours especially in the western portions of san francisco. that trend will continue over the next few hours across the bay area. so right now on live storm tracker 2. we have lower clouds and higher clouds as you see streaming over portions of the region. approaching monterey bay. maybe a few sprinkles but most of this is falling in the upper levels. still we have partly cloudy skies. current numbers lots of 60s out there. santa rosa 63. oakland 65 degrees. actually kind of mild out there. forecast for tomorrow morning, we will have this. areas of fog and then into the afternoon hours clearing skys to near the coast. evidential temperature range 62 to 86 degrees. it's 7:00 tomorrow morning. the fog out toward san francisco, oakland, hayward, parts of the north bay for san rafael. up toward santa rosa as well. clouds clear to near the shoreline. still fog patches toward the coast. that represents 80s. so tomorrow will be a little bit warmer for some of the inland bay neighbors. the warmest locations approaching the mid-80s. i'm tracking a warming trend 90s make a big come back. and we're tracking a chance of a few showers on the long range weather maps. a ballot measure is on the works that would halt the twin tower maps. the proposition would acquire voter approval for a public works project of more than $2 billion. the tunnels are expected to cost $15 billion. it would send water to residents as far as san diego. stockton area farmer balogoski is approving the measure. the measure would go before voters in november of next year if it gets enough signatures. we have new information to tell you about on a deadly crash in the east bay highway. what we're learning about the driver killed and what investigators say may have caused this crash. >> but first, both the giants and a's finish up strong. and wimbledon crowns its men's champion. joe fonzi is next. ♪music♪ forever young (version) they won't stay young forever. ♪ forever young ♪ but for 60 years there's been a place where we can stay forever young together. don't miss the disneyland resort diamond celebration. ♪ forever young ♪ with an all-new electrical parade, fireworks spectacular and more. ♪ may you stay ♪ come see it all dazzle like never before. come feel forever young ♪ forever young ♪ ♪ southwest is having a sale because when there's a reunion every cent should go to a killer dress. ♪"never gonna get it" by en vogue ♪ and heels. and a blowout. mani/pedi. three weeks of tanning. facial. a backup dress. bronzer, lip gloss... book for as low as 73 dollars one-way now at southwest.com. steph curry is celebrating again. he and his wife are celebrating the arrival of their new daughter. carson kelly was born a healthy 6 pounds 5-ounces. this makes riley a big sister. and her mom says little riley is enamored with her little sister. joe fonzi joins us. all star game right here on tuesday. >> the giants have reason to think they could win. one run already in. that's the 3-run homer. that was enough for heston to become the best pitcher. allowing just one run upping his record to 9-1. good ride for a boat ride. >> i think we do have to be happy with where we are right now. to know that, in the second half the year we've really taken off in the second half. it's important to come out and get off to a good start. >> to be able to pick up three there heading into the all star break. i like the way we're playing. to get back on the winning side of things it'll be big. hopefully we can take the momentum and start off hot. the two players that the team will be sending to the all star game on tuesday, it'll be the the ninja turtle backpack treatment when it comes to taking your gear to the ballpark. steven botes takes the clearing pitch. that was more than enough for the a's. other all star sonny gray. gray went the distance. born and francisco mundor all come out empty-handed. because of today's outing, will more than likely be a spectator. you can see the 86th all star game right here on ktvu fox 2. coverage beginning at 4:00. in wimbledon, the all time leader of grand slam titles was after an eighth grand slam. matched with his minor inconvenience if you're the umpire. which you don't even have to leave your seat. for the second year in a row, djokovic stopped federer's attempt. it's the third wimbledon title for djokovic. federer still number one all time. spieth wanted a nice little tune up for the british open and that's just what he got today in the john deer. finished 20-under par for the tournament and headed to the play off. gillis approach into the water. spieth wins for the fourth time this year and he'll be trying to win the third in britain. >> see you tonight at 11:00 for sports wrap. >> looking forward to it. thank you tim. doyle drive back open eight hours early. here's live look now. here's a look, we'll check in with debora villalon on what drivers should expect to see tomorrow during the morning commute. new developments in that labor dispute involving hundreds of county workers in the south bay. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only one shot to master the chase mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. hey there fellow californians i know you're staying golden by managing your energy use... which means managing water too sfx: rawr especially during a drought. learn to save water, energy and money at energyupgradeca.org back now to that developing news from san francisco. the former doyle drive is back open hours early after a weekend long shut down. debora villalon live now in the city. how is it looking now. >> reporter: it looks good. it's very smooth out here. of course this early opening is a huge relief for marin commuters can go to bed knowing that this roadway will be there for them to tkpwáet -- to get to work in the morning. the first drivers had a chp escort to get through. it features new lanes, new tunnels for all to get used to. now the precidio parkway replacing doyle drive at the cost of $1 million is finally a reality. the contractor was optimistic all day it would open early. the target time was 5:00 a.m. monday. but even this afternoon he was saying it would be closer to midnight. then before 10:00 and in fact, it was 9:00. a full eight hours early that we saw the first vehicles come through. 100,000 cars use this connector every weekday. and one of the biggest changes drivers will see no more movable median barrier. each direction has its own dedicated lane. traffic in and out of the waterfront and over the golden gate bridge was backed up all weekend. so again this early opening now will come as a huge relief to everyone on both sides of the golden gate. back to you. >> all right, debora villalon live in san francisco. download the ktvu news app for live updates. the highway patrol is looking into whether alcohol played a role into a deadly crash in orinda. that solo vehicle crash happened just before 3:00 near the saint steven's. the driver was the only person in the car and was ejected. they've been identified as andrew tanner of san francisco. chp investigators did not elaborate on why they believe alcohol may have been factor on the crash. there's word that federal agents are looking into the theft of personal information from a quarter million wine country visitors. the thieves targeted data from a business called e cellar systemless. about 70 wineries are thought to be affected. they call themselves the 39ers. thousands walked 39 miles over two days to end breast cancer. allie rasmus shared some of the emotions. >> san franciscos so we're the the 39ers. >> reporter: walking 39 miles over a two day period. susan is half way through the trek. >> i'm mentally and physically exhausted. >> reporter: but she says she feels more alive than ever. this stuffed animal in her sister's memory along with her all the way. >> i lost my sister to cancer a couple of years ago. when she would go to her chemo treatments she would take gil. >> you're my motivation to keep walking. >> reporter: it's where the 2,590 participants camped out and started walking back to port mason in san francisco where their 39-miles began. >> everybody is talking -- is complimenting you on how fabulous you look bald. because this is where they really get you. >> reporter: this year for the first time barbara brought her daughter. >> i didn't really realize how many -- how long this was and how hard it was until i actually came here. for my grandma to be doing that, that's kind of crazy. >> reporter: avon organizes seven walks like these every year. last year it raised over $10 million. >> reporter: each participant is expected to raise $1,800. for hamilton it's an opportunity to heal. >> it's a personal relief. yeah, just makes me stronger. >> reporter: surrounded and supported by people who know her struggle and grief while she makes a statement in her sister's memory. in san francisco, allie rasmus. >> we checked in with event organizers and they raised $4.6 million for various breast cancer organizationings. for one bay area football team the players pronounced disability is no match for their love of the game. the entire team of fremont helping the school for the deaf is hearing impaired. they were here last week for the annual play makers camp. >> players get to see how you overcome adversity and how you play beyond your limitations and fremont school for the deaf is just an example of what you can do when your heart is in the right place. >> they don't think we can communicate well but we actually can so we actually prove them wrong. >> reporter: this is the seventh year the football team has taken place in a camp. the school for the deaf has a wide range of other sports teams including basketball, baseball, track and field. i didn't tell you this. i was in the ninth grade at berkeley played a football game against these kids and we notice had the instead of having a snap count, they used a drum. >> so they could feel. >> yeah. >> even after all those years you still remember that. >> not that long. 15 years ago. >> i didn't mean that. just something you remember. >> yeah 15 years later i still remember. it was something that really made an impression. negotiating a bail out for greece. the latest on talks between leaders to help that near bankrupt country. >> sunny and mild tonight. will conditions continue through the workweek. mark tamayo will tell us in the complete bay area weather. >> and how a bay area family is using tragedy to help others. >> it was devastating. still is. every day. ♪music♪ forever young (version) they won't stay young forever. ♪ forever young ♪ but for 60 years there's been a place where we can stay forever young together. don't miss the disneyland resort diamond celebration. ♪ forever young ♪ with an all-new electrical parade, fireworks spectacular and more. ♪ may you stay ♪ come see it all dazzle like never before. come feel forever young ♪ forever young ♪ police are looking for a man wanted for attacking an officer and a series of other crimes. alexander is wanted for a number of crimes. they say if you see this man anderson, do not approach him instead call police with the information. king suicide has long been a troubling issue. a benicia family is trying to help others after their tragedy. >> reporter: 16-year-old kyle highland had talent. >> my kyle was a musician, keyboardist and guitarist. >> reporter: this was the benetia junior playing at the classic. >> ♪ ♪ >> this is hard for our family, for all of us. not just our immediate family, but his uncles and ants and cousins. >> reporter: he had a wide net of friends but that didn't keep him from committing suicide. >> it's hard every day. >> reporter: he left no note, no goodbye. no explanation. >> you ask yourself the same question every day. why? why did it happen. we'll never know. and eventually we're just going to have to accept that we're never going to know. >> reporter: now kyle's mother barbara is leading the charge to save other family's in benetia from the same dark fate. >> there's a lot of kids in this town that have approached me since kyle took his life. that have said that they're struggling. and that they're very sad and they don't feel that there's really anyone they can talk to. >> reporter: she and kyle's father created the kyle highland foundation for teen support. they've also started an online campaign to raise enough money to build a teen center where at risk teens can get the help they need. >> they need the support, they need the education. they need to be trained how to cope. and we really don't have that at the school. >> reporter: kyle's parents tell me they will take any viable option to be the home of the teen group, but this location with the close vicinity to the city pool makes it perfect. and would like to get the property back. >> we would like to get the area back. because it's close to the school and swimming pool. >> reporter: they're hoping to turn this project into a reality. >> i think that he would be real happy. he would be happy about the teen center for his friends, for the kids that are left. >> reporter: she just wants to help other young people avoid the same tragedy that will haunt kyle's family forever. >> for more information about the effort to create a teen center in benecia you can go to my facebook page. there you will find a link to the family's page. >> let's hope everybody will help and they make this project a reality. the social services unit voted yesterday against ratifying its agreement. that solves the union's over all agreement. the union says it appears there was evidence of misrepresentation to the unit's members about the contract and that revote will take place on july 22nd. negotiations still on the table after an all night negotiation. the leaders are looking at a greek proposal to impose another $12 billion in new taxes and spending cuts in exchange for approving a three year $60 billion loan to the near bankrupt country. the bail out would be the third for greece in five years. >> it's come along with other issues ♪ southwest is having a sale because when there's a reunion every cent should go to a killer dress. ♪"never gonna get it" by en vogue ♪ and heels. and a blowout. mani/pedi. three weeks of tanning. facial. a backup dress. bronzer, lip gloss... book for as low as 73 dollars one-way now at southwest.com. so tonight we did have a mostly clear skies but over the past few hours the low clouds have been increasing. tomorrow it's going to be a warm night inland. not too long range, at least by a tuesday and wednesday. overnight lows will be in the 50 to the 60s. areas of fog, near the coast and right around the bay taking partly cloudy skies out toward concord. livermore and antioch. forecast highs in san jose, you can see at 7:00 low 60s on track to reach the lower 80s by 2:00, 3:00 and 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. so tomorrow will be warmer in san jose compared to today. over the past few days it's cool to mild weather pattern has been in place and it's not changing too much. over the next few days it's going to gradually lift off to the north. 50s to the 80s. clearing skies near the shoreline. then as the high rebuilds by wednesday. warmest locations inland back up into the low to mid-90s. an update on tropical storm dolores. here's the storm track by friday and into the weekend weakening into a category one hurricane. there's a chance some of this moisture could be swirled up toward california and approaching the bay areas so that will be next weekend at least a chance. there'll be high clouds by saturday and then into sunday. so we will be tracking the possibility of a few showers even an isolated thunderstorms. possibly here in the bay area so we'll keep an eye on that. lots of 80s in downtown antioch. san jose 82 degrees. sunny vale 80 and san francisco with 70, clouds in the morning and a few left over patches for the afternoon hours. look ahead to your forecast. looks like wednesday, thursday, the warmer the hottest days of the week. by the weekend, saturday and sunday the high clouds. those weakening systems that could be approaching california. those are typically the hardest to attract. we'll keep that on the pattern for saturday and sunday to possibly add a shower chance to our weekend. and a volcano eruption has closed the colima airport. this level of active activity has not been seen since 2013. >> teaching you how to be nice, how to stay calm. >> reporter: a program in the east bay helping people stay on the right track. ♪music♪ forever young (version) they won't stay young forever. ♪ forever young ♪ but for 60 years there's been a 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chance. >> >> three, four. >> yeah. good job. >> reporter: mikey's boxing club is in a warehouse. where a program has been in full swing for two years. >> check, yeah. >> reporter: one child describes it as a safe place from the east oakland neighborhood he calls home. >> where i live, i can be killed at any time. there's a lot of violence over there. a lot of killings, shootings, drugs. and a lot of that stuff. but i don't buy into that. >> reporter: not buying into the street culture is what gym owner chris lopez teaches his young boxers. >> i was on the street selling drugs. being a criminal. and then i learned, i learned that you know that's not the right thing to do. >> reporter: lopez says he found boxing and learned discipline. he developed a motto he's passing on to these children, tenacity, and class. this boxing clean -- boxing club is open to children six to 18 years old. >> they're doing something productive with their time, they're respecting their body, they're becoming productive members of society. >> reporter: one mother says her daughter was bullied at school. she signed her up for boxing. not to learn how to fight, but to stand up for herself. >> she doesn't have the self- confidence to speak up. so you know as we brought her here it's changed it. she feels more comfortable to say don't do that. >> reporter: lopez coaches his own son. 11-year-old david is nicknamed dynamite and recently won bronze in the junior olympics. >> it disciplines me to eat the right food and it teaches me how to be nice, stay calm. >> reporter: dynamite and six other students from this gym will be traveling to indio next week for a tournament. >> win, lose or draw, as long as you do your best you win every time. >> way to go dynamite and all of the other kids there. lopez by the way is starting a nonprofit to help young athletes after the age of 25 for equipment, training and traveling equipment to tournaments. grandmothers are known for bragging about their 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