standard. and by the way your bay bridge time was eight minutes. looking at a live picture northbound 280 and that traffic looks pretty good getting up to highway 17. we begin with break news. one person has died in an early morning fire at hayward. ktvu alex social securitiage is joining us live. >> reporter: one person was killed when the mobile home exploded in flames earlier this morning. you can see it's still smoldering. firefighters are out here. the sheriffs office is out here right now because they will be investigating this as a possible crime. they have roped it off. the person inside this mobile home just didn't make it out when flames erupted a short time ago. it was around 3:00 this morning when the fire started on fuchsia short in unincorporated hayward. the firefighters knocked down the fire and then they started block the area off with crime scene tape. neighbors nearby saw the smack, they called 911, and saw this place on fire. the man that lives next >> by the teem i president to. >> there was no way to get back and forth between -- >> reporter: the sheriffs office is still working to figure out who the victim was in this deadly house fire. they are look right now for the homeowner. neighbors tell me the man thalias inside of that -- that lives inside of that particular mobile home has lived there for quite a few years. one person has been killed after a mobile home fire. live near hayward alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. a gunman responsible for a deadly shooting in san jose remains on the loose this morning. just after 10:00 last night police responded to a 911 call of a person shot at south 12th and key streets be when officers arrived they found a man had died. one witness tills us two begun shots. ? and we are sitting there in the so many and we heard the shots. >> police say the victim's identity will be released after they notive his relatives. investigators also say they have no suspects in the case. this is san jose's 19th homicide of the year. army sergeant bowe bergdahl back in the united states. a plane caring 89 we'll. the -- bergdahl will receive medical care at a military hospital as well as psychological and family support. it could take months. in just a few hours johan -- johan mismehserle returns to the stand. they convicted mehserle of involuntary manslaughter back in 2009. mehserle served half of a two- year sentence for that conviction. a new video is asking protestors to remain peaceful when a decision is announced on whether a city know -- >> i want to let the youth know i'm proud of you for taking a stand but i'm even more proud of you to manage to keep it s know ma county -- there is no word on when a decision could be announced. they will stop making donations after the school decided not to exbell a student involve -- expel a student involved in a sexual assault case. they have created the twitter hash tag #stand withlisa. >> i'm not going to go away. i'm not going to silenced. i'm going to continue to fight for resources and policy changes. >> stanford investigation found the student was responsible for assaults francis off cam but -- he willologist be if -- he will also be allowed to enroll in graduate school in 2016. therein creasing patrols after yesterday morning's brush fires. we brought you live coverage of two fires along a walking trail. although the fires combined to burn just a few acres of brush they came arizonaing may for the fire department tells us it did neoteny s fishes. morning crews are monitoring a grass four. it's about 80% contained and burned some 70 acres of dry brush. winds blue flames close to some homes but firefighters on the ground and air stopped the fire from damaging any property. santa claire real county fire, medical agent sills pointed out how illegal fires could be -- >> it's not an ordinary summer. fuel conditions are drier at this time of year than they have ever been. >> doctors from santa clara valley medical center says not just grass will burn. nearly 10,000 people end up in emergency rooms with injuries related to fire works. time is 4:37. a 74-year-old man is recovering after being bitten by a rattlesnake at his home in belmont. it happened yesterday morning. police say the man was reaching for a tool in his garage when he was bitten on the hand. he was rushed to the hospital and given antivenom. firefighters managed to capture the snake and say it's a reminder rattlesnakes can be found in urban areas and does not always rattle before striking. >> a cougar spent nine hours in downtown mountain view before being spotted and captured. it appears the animal wandered into the downtown area. the cow gar -- the cougar was cornered in a parking garage. the case of a missing north bay man has his family worried and petaluma police frustrated. roy martinez parked his car near the fairgrounds and then disappeared. he left his cell phone, car keys, and wallet inside the locked car and there was no sign he was planning to leave. >> if he had something intentional in mind, he would have hugged all of us. this little girl right here he adores her. >> if we can be pointed in a direction or have some type of lead where at this point we would investigate that until it's exhausted. >> investigators say martinez may be disoriented. he suffers from depression but his wife says he has been stable taking medication and going to therapy. coming up pet owners beware. the wildlife warning after an attack on a small dog. >> released from jail and killed hours later. >> good morning. we are looking at the commute in the east bay to start off with. and highway 4 looks pretty good so far. you might want to get out there before traffic gets slow. we have been looking and we will continue to search all the east bay freeways to tell you where the slow down begins. >> we started this week off with blazing inland temps they came way down. it looks like they bottomed out yesterday. these temperatures all in the 50s. welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. a woman and her boyfriend have been charged with the murder of her estranged husband and the kidnapping of her three children. san pablo police say alicia or advertise and ortiz may have each pulled the trigger of a shotgun killing 43-year-old oscar sunday night. police say or advertise then took her three children from the home. ortez was in the middle of a bitter custody battle. the two suspects were arrested monday night and the children were found safe. a san francisco man is facing several charges after an hours long swat standoff. it's a story reported all morning lounged. police say 37-year-old joseph salis barricaded himself inside of a home after firing a gun at family members. when police arrived late wednesday night solis refused to come out. officers were worried his two children were inside. the children were found safe after he surrounded around 7:00 a.m. yesterday. he faces charges including child endangerment, resisting arrest and being a convicted felon in possession of a firearm. a san leandro man was arrested after barricading himself inside of a home for two hours. police blocked after the road before 4:30 yesterday afternoon. they say a man wanted for felony crimes was inside of a home. an alert was sent out warning neighbors to stay inside while officers worked to get the man to surrender. he did around 6:00 last night. no one was hurt. in fresno a mistake by a jury cost a man his life. 37-year-old bobby lee pearson was a career criminal on trial for burglary. the jury deadlocked 8-4. mistakenly signed a form on wednesday declaring he was not guilty. the judge later learned about the error but it was too late to reverse the verdict and pearson was released from jail. he then went to his sister's home to collect some belongings but then got into a fight with his boyfriend and was stabbed to death. >> if bobby pearson not been released, would this murder occur? no. >> jurors say there were wasn't a form saying they were deadlocked. only guilty or not guilty. joseph scott was arrested during a traffic stop in redwood city over the memorial day weekend. tests show that he had a blood alcohol level of .12 at the time. scott is scheduled to be arraigned on august 6th in the same courthouse where he serve. the newest graduates of dublin high school are getting home after a big party designed to keep them happy and safe. the school has a 20-year tradition of graduation on the football field. this year's event at a nearby club sport featured human foosball and video game. grad organizers say the idea is to keep new graduates off the streets as as they celebrate a huge turning point in their lives. >> they are teenagers. so we know that this is the most dangerous weekend of their lives in terms of one of the biggest weekends of their lives. we just want them to be safe. >> the california office of traffic safety april, may, and june are especially dangerous months for teenage drivers as they look ahead to summer. parties like dublin high school will get them safely into the next phase of their life. the tree fell at 1:00 yesterday afternoon cutting off access to three lanes near alemany boulevard. one lane was opened shortly after 2:00. but the other two lanes were not open until 6:00. hopefully there will be no trees on the freeways this morning. yeah that is a bad spot right there where the traffic comes off of 101 to 280. let's take a look at what we have now. we will start off with eastbound and westbound 80. driving from the carquinez bridge on westbound 80 to the mccarthur maze is 18 minutes. that is pretty much the standard time. there are no major slow downs on the way. as you drive to the toll plaza, the traffic continues to look good with no major problems. the traffic is still doing very well driving through. 580 livermore that looks good. they are clearing up road work in dunlin, pleasanton area. but it's not causing a major delay. let's go to steve. sal, it's friday the 13th. >> yes. >> friday is all i care about. >> me too. >> we had some patchy fog. when the fog makes it to vacaville that is a sure sign it has maxed itself out. there are some patchy fog there but mainly clear and cool. we will see upper 40s here for the low. it will be warmer today. nothing outrageous or crazy and a warmer weekend. but there is no consistency for the forecast models. i tend to believe the one that is really cool because the trend is your friend. patchy fog clear and cool. lots of sun. it will be breezy at times. not as breezy or bluster as it has been. fog was not that much. 50s on the temps. i do expect a couple 40s here. napa, santa rosa, novato. still an okay gust at travis. 26 down from 38 to 40 a couple days ago. south of concord. oakland has a north breeze. a little bit of a westerly breeze sfo still kicking up its heels there. we have that on shore breeze. that is why temperatures will be near seasonal averages today. really mild up in tahoe and reno. the reason being for our cool downs is that low right there which is visiting seattle and portland with rain that did enhance our fog. there is still patchy fog left. once the low ejects out which will be later today, that will allow temperatures to warm up a little bit. compared to where we were yesterday. we'll see low to mid 80s. inland 60s and 70s coast and bay. it will be warmer as we go into the weekend but not like last weekend. sunshine and warmer temps after patchy morning fog. a little breezy at times. afternoon temps are beginning to move out a little bit today. we had a pretty good little cool down. 60s and 70s coast and bay. concord we will go 80. livermore 81. santa rosa with a north breeze, 84. fog, sun, nice and a little warmer on saturday and sunday. there will probably be patchy fog but i'm going with a cooler trend. >> thank you. early this morning the full moonlit up the sky but this one was a little unusual. that is because today is friday the 13th. some say full moons are associated with ware wolves. last time there was a friday the 13th as well as a full moon was october in 2000. and the next one won't happen until august of 2049. no more over night camping at a popular san mateo county camp site. the campground will be closed for the rest of the month starting on monday. san mateo county parks officials say water levels just too low and algae is blocking an intake pipe. they plan to evaluate the water situation again at the end of the month to see if it improves to allow for the camping. marin county has the highest medium prices for homes. the largest price now tops $1 million. that is according to the real estate information service data quick. that is $1500 more than in san francisco which ranks second in bay area counties. home prices are on the rise because there are so few homes for sale. time is 4:51. coming up it was meant as a joke. >> they have gone way too far with it. >> coming up in 20 minutes the high school prank that prompted a health scare and serious response. >> the former owner of the l.a. dodgers could be brought in to testify in the bryan stow case. welcome back everybody. time is 4:53. frank mccourt could take the stand today in bryan stow's civil trial against him and the team. his stay could be brief if the judge limits issues allowed in the questioning. stow's attorney wants to ask him about team finances. stow suffered severe brain damage after being beaten by two dodger fans on opening day three years ago. time is 4:54. donald sterling now plans to dig up dirt on the nba. the ap reports sterling has fired four private eyes to investigate the league's former and current commissioners as well as the 29 owners. the private detectives will look into whether the chiggers or owners ever made racist or sexist remarks. sterling sued the nba for $1 billion after the league tried to oust him as the clippers owner for his own racist rants. colin kaepernick and two other players won't face charges after an encounter with a woman in a l.a. hotel room. there is no evidence that any crime was committed. a 25-year-old woman told miami police she woke up in a hospital after partying with kaepernick and the other players. kaepernick tweeted that he is glad the issue is now resolved. just last week he signed a six- year, $126 million contract. gavin newsom has joined others in a apology from rick perry. when asked if homosexuality was a disorder he called it a lifestyle and compared it to alcoholism. this is angering gay rights groups. >> dumb statements like that really encourage the violence and the oppression of a significant number of people who live in texas. >> perry is a favorite among conservatives and considering another presidential run in 2016. his office did not respond our request for an interview but a spokesman told reporters perry firmly believes a marriage is between one man and one woman. new jersey governor chris christie will attend a republican fundraiser at the mark hopkins hotel. admission is $10,000. christie is also expected to join republican candidate for governor neil kashkari to talk about job creation. christie is recovering from a scandal in which his administration shut down a busy bridge last september for political retribution. coming up we continue to follow the breaking news of a deadly fire at a mobile home park. alex savidge is gathering information on the scene. he'll have more on how the neighbors tried to rush and help the victims. >> dogs running free in certain city parks. >> good morning. we are looking at the golden gate bridge. traffic here looks good. the fog isn't even that though. coming up we will give you a look at the bay bridge. >> mostly clear this morning. a little chill to the morning air for this time of year. there is patchy fog but it will be a little warmer today. we'll show you how much. one person is dead after a mobile home goes up in flames in unincorporated hayward. we will tell you what investigators are telling us about this fire. >> a large fight involving bath sticks and a gun led to the death of a man in san jose late last night. we will tell you where police are at in their investigation this morning. >> bad news about negotiations betweemu and its workers. the new developments that could mean more headaches ahead for muni riders. >> a new pilot program dealing where dogs can be off leash. why some parents are very concerned. all ahead on ktvu channel 2 morning news. you're looking at the scene of a deadly mobile home fire in hayward. the investigation is still under way after this morning's sad discovery of a man's body inside of a mobile. coming up alex savidge is joining us live from the scene with new information from firefighters as well as neighbors. and it looks like a pretty active scene there. good morning. welcome back. welcome to ktvu channel 2 morning news i'm tori campbell in for pam cook. >> good morning i'm dave clark. clearing my throat. that is because we are going to steve paulson and you are not afraid of friday the 13th. >> never, ever. not also you don't like the fog here but it will get chewed up pretty fast here. 44. yes 44 for napa airport. not surprised the wind has tailed off. santa rosa is 48. that is rather brisk for this time of year. there is a

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