steve, highway 24 earlier we had a fatal collision. right here where central lafayette where i put the indicator. and the freeway was closed for three hours. ktvu tara moriarty is now close to the accident scene. and she tells us what happened. tara. >> reporter: sal, the damage to that car was probably the worst i've ever seen. the engine was completely separate from the car. the fire department had to sheer the top of the car off in order to get that victim out. but it was too late. he died add the -- at the scene. this is highway 24 through lafayette traffic is running smoothly again. the accident happening at 1:30 this morning near happy valley road. that is right after the central lafayette moraga exit. a man around 50 years old from brentwood driving the red geometro was likely on his way to work when he was struck by a car going the wrong way. we are told a 20-year-old woman out of brentwood most likely intoxicated was driving a silver toyota camry on the wrong side of the freeway. she struck two cars, smashing into the geo and killing the man inside. a person in the third car also received injuries but they were minor. so a horrific accident this morning in which an innocent driver was killed. the chp has not released the name of the victim they are still awaiting to notify family members. live in lafayette i'm tara moriarty. we're also following developing news this morning in the search for a missing teenager in danville. police say her name is mady. she is at risk. claudine wong is at the command post to tell us what is happening out there right now. claudine. >> reporter: good morning, pam. this is the trailer that has been set up all night long. it's been full up until a few moments ago with staff and people that have been out here looking for this 15-year-old. i want to show you a picture of 15-year-old madeline and i'll tell you why the search has been suspended. this is the 15-year-old. she is 5'5", 130 pounds. just 15 years old with reddish brown hair. she went missing last night. i talked to the search manager about why this search has been shut down for now. >> for the most part she is a 15-year-old girl. her emotional state is unknown. really undetermined at this time. it is you know at night, early morning hours and there is always the potential for something going wrong. >> reporter: so 45 or so people have been out serging certain urban areas out here in the danville area. they had areas that were considered high probability areas. they were not able to find her but they say they are going to have to take a break for now. >> we refer to it as suspension at this point. quite frankly i don't have any personnel to put in the field for the next couple of hours. >> reporter: back live here at this sycamore valley road. this is locked up for now. they have put a padlock on it and taken a break but they are not going anywhere. danville police are still searching at this hour and planning to have a new fresh team come out here in a couple of hours to begin the search once again with search dogs again going back to some of the same areas. checking for any new areas. also within the next couple of hours residents will have their phone ringing on an automatic call letting them know about her and that she is missing. we will keep you updated. live in danville claudine wong ktvu channel 2 news. time now 5:04. now to a continuing coverage of a wild fire. it's still threatening homes and a major highway. it's called the spring fire. it has spread to the pacific coast highway which has been shut down twice in less than 24 hours because of a heavy smoke. about 8,000 acres has already burned. 2,000 homes are threatened by those flames. about 100 businesses are effected as well. later on today hazardous materials teams will focus on a store. several schools in the area including cal state channel islands canceled classes today. another major wild fire is burning east of chico. this has burned about 10,000 acres and strong winds out there have made it hard for firefighters to put it out. it's only 10% contained. the u.s. forest service has it will a major fire in congress. the u.s. forest service is demanding that states give back nearly $18 million in federal subsidies saying the taxpayer money is subject to automatic spending cuts. but both republicans and democrats are saying no. they argue the money was given to the state before cults went into effect. the forest service has cut 5% of its budget under the sequestration. just about 30 minutes from now the labor department will release the closely watched unemployment numbers for april. coming up at 5:15, what economists are expecting from the april jobs report. time is 5:05. the city of san jose has proposed a financial settlement in the case of a small child killed three years ago by a falling tree. he died after a tree fell on his families truck right in front of a home. city officials are recommending a $325,000 settlement to his parents who were also hurt but they survived the crash. the family has not made a comment. the city council will be asked to approve that settlement on may 14th. investigators from the agency that decredits health facilities nation-wide made an unannounced visit to a nevada sakeret trick hospital. it could determine whether the hospital in last vegas can keep its federal funding and its gold star accreditation status. it was revealed the hospital was paid to bus 1500 patients to cities and towns all around the country since 2008. a hundred of those patients were reportedly sent here to california. people in the bay area are not the only ones waiting for the test results of those faulty bay bridge bolts. engineers world-wide are interested. how california deals with the issue could help other states and countries avoid a similar and potentially deadly mistake. cal trans is investigating why a third of the 96 giant bolts snapped last month. the bay area could clinch the battle for super bowl 50 today. nfl owners will decide whether the big game will be held in the new 49ers stadium or in miami. but today florida lawmakers are set to vote on the nfl's demand to spend $350 million to fix up the aging home of the miami dolphins. the bay area and miami are the two finalists to host the big game in 2016. let's go to sal. you are starting off this friday morning with a lot to talk about. >> yes, we were. things have gotten a little bit better. we're look agent the freeways and so far so good. the earlier crash on highway 24 has been cleared. all the lanes are open. let's go to live pictures now. i want to show you 80 westbound coming to contra costa to alameda county that traffic looks really nice. also the major commute the at the bay bridge looks good here. if you are driving into south bay northbound 280 and 101 are off to a good start. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. happy friday everybody. records are possible today. but there is a little fight between an offshore breeze and on shore breeze. sfo and fairfield have a westerly breeze. that was not the case yesterday. i've seen this before and it falls apart by 7:00 and 8:00 in the morning. but it does look a little cooler. not much of one yet for the bay. i will go a little cooler. still hot inland. maybe not as hot as yesterday. tomorrow is the big day. the record for san francisco is only 79. going 80. and same for sto. oakland should have no problem. record is 81. and san jose the record is 90. going for 90 today. 40s and 50s and 60s. mainly 40s. santa rosa is in there. nevada is in there. napa in there as well. 56 fairfield. 62 redwood city. 57 san jose. and 47 half-moon day. yesterday they went from the 40s to 72. west at sfo. west at fairfield. yet you have a north at nap pa. it's still there. cloud cover looks like it's on the way. but a low coming back in from nevada will set up and that will draw in some of that moisture to the south. that won't be until starting late saturday into sunday. today sunny and warm. hot inland. it looks like a little sea breeze is trying to get its act together. i think yesterday was the hottest day. cooling on saturday. huge drop on sunday. then we cloud it up monday and tuesday. time is 5:10. breaking news. an american military plane just crashed in central asia. what is happening right now in the search for survivors. also a gunman opened fire inside houston's largest airport. what homeland security found in his suitcase. good morning. westbound 237 the traffic here looks good heading out to 101. we'll tell you more straight ahead. i knew there were a lot of tech jobs available out there. i knew devry university would give me the skills that i needed to make one of those tech jobs mine. we teach cutting-edge engineering technology, computer information systems, networking and communications management -- the things that our students need to know in the world today. our country needs more college grads to help fill all the open technology jobs. to help meet that need, here at devry university, we're offering 4 million dollars in tech scholarships for qualified new students. learn more at devry.edu. for qualified new students. new video taken by firefighter helmet camera shows late last night's fire fight at a brentwood catering business. firefighters from the newly reopened station 54 in brentwood kept this fire from spreading to nearby businesses. station 54 just reopened wednesday. it had been closed last year due to budget cuts. autopsy planned today on a gunman that opened fire at the bush continental airport in houston, texas. the man went to a terminal yesterday, started firing shots into the ceiling. that shooting sent panicked passengers running for cover. this happened 150 feet from a homeland security office. when agents confronted that individual, he shot and killed himself. he's been identified as 29-year- old carinal moore of beaumont, texas. >> it's sad. it almost brings tears to your eyes because of the way i knew him. it's a sad thing. and here i wonder a couple days where he has been. it's horrible. >> airport security did recover moore's suitcase inside with a smith and weston assault weapon with a fully loaded magazine clip. he posted on social media that he intended to commit a mass shooting. a handwritten note was found on his body he changed his mind and wanted to kill himself. fresh off a victory of president obama. the national rifle association is gathering in houston for its annual convention. more than 70,000 people are expected to attend the three- day convention. the scene is stand and fight. gun control supporters are planning a vigil for victims. new this morning an over night fire at the labor department's headquarters in washington, d.c. has shut down the building for most employees and it comes just as they will release the unemployment numbers. kyla campbell is in our washington, d.c. newsroom with how the fire might effect this morning's reports. >> reporter: pam, they were worried that maybe the report wouldn't come out on time. but the spokesperson said everything is still on track. we should see that report in 20 minutes. congress says more jobs were added but it won't be enough to lower the unemployment rate. we are expected to hear 140,000 jobs were added in april. the unemployment rate is expected to hold steady at 7.6%. wall street and the rest of the world are closely watching this report. if the report is weak, it will be third straight spring the u.s. economy has hit a slump. we'll see just how much those things could have hurt job creation last month in 20 minutes. i'll see you next hour with the latest numbers. live in washington i'm kyla campbell. new this morning an american military plane in central asia has crashed. rescue operations happening right now. u.s. central command confirms it was a tanker plane that crashed near the border of kyrgyzstan and kazakhstan. it went down in a remote mountain region. it's believed it was a c-135 tanker that refuels war planes. it reportedly broke into three pieces. we haven't heard yet the number of people who were on board or if there were any survivors. back here at home the preliminary hearing will begin in san francisco so-called bound and gag murder case. six defendants were accused of killing a man that was found bound and gagged. the homicide victim was found with a woman who was seriously hurt. the prosecutors haven't revealed a possible motive yet but they are stressing the defendants and the victims all knew each other. and that this was not a random crime. kohls department stores will pay for overcharging customers. they were asked to pay a $175,000 fine. directors in santa clara, santa cruz, sacramento and fresno counties filed a lawsuit after an investigation found hundreds of incorrect prices at check out scanners. kohls has since changed its paper price tags to electronic tags. if you are looking for something to do with the family, you can get into some of the bay area museums for free. bank of america and meryl lynch are kicking off national museum month by allowing access to 150 museums. card holders can get in for free at participating bay area museums. they include both the san jose museum of art and the tech museum of inno vision. >> that is nice to hear. >> that is a great idea. time is 5:18. sal, you hearing anything about 880? >> we are hearing it's doing well. i will take that. so far. northbound and southbound 880 look pretty good as you drive through. you can see traffic is moving nicely past the oakland coliseum and the traffic also looks good all the way up to downtown oakland. also this morning we are looking at the toll plaza and westbound bay bridge traffic looks good. it's absolutely clear. visibility is good for drivers. if you are driving on 24 westbound, that looks good driving past the commute. no major problems here. now let's go to steve. sal, thank you. we have clear skies. no fog. not even close. there are signs of a cool down but it's a fight between still an easterly breeze for some. not as strong as yesterday. sfo has a west breeze. forecasted highs today 89 san jose. san francisco is 80. the record is a cool one 79. oakland 81 that should be no problem going 86. if that sea breeze kicks in the temperatures would have a hard time reaching those levels but without the breeze it will be close. there is still a little bit of an easterly or northerly breeze but sfo and travis have a west. a lot of these higher clouds are on the way for the weekend as low drops in and starts to draw it up. it won't be until saturday and sunday. sunny and warm. hot inland though. one more day. maybe a late sea breeze. there is already signs of a westerly to north westerly. i don't see much inland expect for that travis. still one more hot day and temperatures really take a tumble. the cooling begins saturday. huge drop down a good 20-25 degrees sunday. then we cloud it up. partly to mostly cloudy. scattered showers monday and tuesday. highs in the 60s. european markets are trading in a very narrow range right now. ahead of the april jobless report. over night the asian markets posted gains after the european central bank announced a cut in interest rates. china shanghai index finished up nearly 9.5%. hong kong had much smaller gains. checking in on our numbers. futures are pointing a small opening. probably waiting here in the u.s. as well for that jobless report the unemployment report for april coming in in less than ten minutes now. pretty good yesterday with the dow jones posting a gain of 130 points. nasdaq and s & p also up. we are keeping an eye on linked in stock. its stock fell 10% in premarket trading this morning after a disappointing revenue forecast. executives warn that ad business will continue growth at a more moderate rate in the coming months. linked in se they grew more than 70%. some say the professional networking site is being punished for being unable to continue that pace. 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[ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. welcome back. our time is 5:24. new reports of new rehab problems for actress lindsey lohan. yesterday lohan suddenly walked out of the morning side recovery facility. it was lohan's deadline to start a 90 day stint in a lock down rehab center but it turns out the center was not licensed for rehab and they did not preapprove it. lindsey lohan could be arrested if she is not in a rehab facility soon. now being charged with unemployment fraud. bart fired anthony after the shooting of oscar grant. he was blamed for escalating tensions between police and bart passengers before johan necessary mehserle opened fire. pa roan knee was due to report in court this week but he is serving in afghanistan. his case has been postponed until next year. fans of the greatful dead are fighting to keep the name of the amphitheatre. they want to let the nonprofit group take over and call the amphitheatre leavitt pavilion san francisco at jerry garcia meadows. dead head have started an online position about this. you can find it on our website at ktvu.com. time is 5:26. sal is back. he'll help you get where you need to go. >> dave, northbound 280 traffic does look good in san jose. we will start there. and the traffic -- pardon me. the traffic looks good getting up to highway 17. there are no major problems there. also if you are driving on southbound 680 the sunol grade here we are off to a good start heading down south. now back to steve. there is a slight component of a westerly breeze for a few but really not that strong yet. keep an eye on things. 59 synura tell. a lot of 50s and 60nd. oakland 62. napa and santa rosa at 49. a little bit of a west breeze from sfo to oakland. there is no fog. coast is clear. 60s and 70s and 80s and low 90s. big changes on the weekend. dave. 5:27. big win for the golden state warriors last night. who came up big and who the team will be playing next. also the steps san jose police are taking to keep things peaceful for the cinco de mayo celebration. we are live in lafayette where a fatal crash ties up highway 24 for three hours. we'll tell you what we have learned about the victim and the suspect. ♪ [ male announcer ] a car that can actually see like a human, using stereoscopic cameras. ♪ and even stop itself if it has to. ♪ the technology may be hard to imagine. but why you would want it... is not. the 2014 e-class. it doesn't just see the future. it is the future. good morning, to you welcome back. it's a pam cook day. it's a friday, may 3rd i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. it is now 5:30. i sound like i'm getting a cold. the allergies are back. i thought i kicked them. levels are high? >> every day is pam cook day. >> i know that. >> awe. so nice. >> still clear. no fog yet. there are a few areas saying all right a west wind is trying to kick in. it will still be warm to hot. here is sal. steve, we're l