than 24 hours ago. system coming out of the gulf of alaska eventually cools us down saturday and extends into sunday, monday. today partly cloudy. mostly sunny. if the higher clouds stick around, maybe a little cooler, if they don't, 90s interior, 70s, 80s, by the bay. 4:31. let's hope it's quiet, sal. >> i think that was very quiet. brian and you are are very healthy, so no pressure. when i see pam, it's going to be like, hey, pam, how are you? traffic report is coming from here. got a go. >> thanks for your support. good morning, everyone. let's go out and do a traffic report now. start off with the bay bridge toll plaza and you'll see traffic that is there but it's not really. in that left lane, that's the cash lane. there are people lining up. but the rest of the lanes are actually doing very well. looking at the san mateo bridge, the traffic there looks good heading to the high-rise. no problems there or on the bridge getting over to the peninsula. if you're driving on the south bay commute, 280 out of downtown looks good. so does 285 and 101. here's a look at top stories we're following. third body found in a burned out cabin. adam, holly and seven-year-old son gavin have not been seen is since september 11. the cabin was burned out. man arrested in connection to a burglary in fremont where he allegedly baited a dog into eating broken glass. 21-year-old diaz was arrest on suspicion of burglary and animal cruelty. expected to make first court appearance today. also symbolic step forward for victims of the valley fire. place many called home for the past two weeks is shutting down later this morning. alex savidge in our newsroom this morning as families who lost everything start to rebuild. >> good morning to you. it's an evacuation center fo are those forced from -- for those forced from their homes in middletown and the surround inc. communities. scheduled to close doors this morning at 10:00. the center is at the napa county fairgrounds in calastoga, home to fire victims for almost two weeks. set up tents, parked rvs and turned into small city. it was feeding about 1,000 evacuees and volunteers every day at the heights. as evacuation orders have been lifted, many are heading home or seeking help at shelter in lake county. federal aid will be available for homeowners is with immediate needs, temporary housing assistance, rental assistance and low cost loans for small businesses. for so many people in this area, the recovery process is only just beginning. >> we lost everything, so it's all a process of restarting and applying for everything that we can help wise. >> in the meantime, search crews will be back out again today looking through all that debris for the remains of a man still missing after the valley fire. 61-year-old robert lich man hasn't been seen since 12 days ago. we understand he did not have any sort of transportation, but refused to evacuate his home in lower lake. meantime, searchers trying to confirm identity of a fourth victim found in the rubble on tuesday night. the remains are believed to be 66-year-old robert fletcher, found in the community of cobb. cal fire crews still working hard. stilt the valley fire -- estimate the valley fire burned 66,000 acres. crews still trying to build a line all the way around the burn area and right now the fire is 82% contained. a lot more work to do still. >> still heartbreaking to see all the devastation out there. thank you. >> absolutely. the san mateo sheriff's department released a sketch of a man they say tried to kidnap a woman off the street on second avenue in redwood city tuesday morning. he's described as latino, 35 years old with a large nose and mole or scar on his left cheek. surveillance video caught the van as it sped away. it is a late '90s, white gmc have a with a distinctive roof rack. group of catholics m california say pope francis made their dream come true. in a lavish ceremony yesterday in washington, d.c., the pontiff granted saint hood to sera, the credited with spreading christianity across the state. cam pained the vatican for years to elevate. hundreds watched from the caramel mission, one of the missions founded where he's buried. courtroom erupted with applause when he bestowed saint hood. group of protestors demonstrated by gathering peacefully the he cemetery. native americans prayed for an defendant torz and say father serra was more of a sinner than a saint. they accuse him of in humane treatment of native americans. pope francis continues tour today, heads to new york later today, but not before wrag up type in the capital speaking before a joint meeting of congress. reporter in washington with the latest on that. >> good morning to you, pam. the pope is not expected to shy away from controversy in this morning's speech to the joint meeting of congress, the first ever by a pope. the crowds of faithful in washington clearly adore pope francis. but for the political crowd, there has been something for the left and right to love and deplore on this trip. he spoke of immigrant roots and aligned himself with the president's stance on climate change. >> you are proposing initiative for reducing air pollution. >> conservatives quickly note they don't take political cues from the pontiff. also relieved to hear him prays american bishops for strong stance against abortion. his speech this morning could be controversial. >> my concern is not pope francis. he can say what he wants to say. i'm concerned about how the congress is going to actually reflect itself. later today, the pope heads to new york and saint patrick's cathedral followed by mass at madison square garden. time is 4:38. investigation into victims of a notorious serial killer in chicago. john wayne gacy killed men and boys in the 1970s'. a woman provided dna. there was no match, but her dna went to federal database where it matched 16-year-old andy draft, shot in death in san francisco in 1979. draft's remains will be returned to chicago for burial. new jail guards soon be on the job in bay area counties and have special training to handle mentally ill. 51 men and women headed for jobs in san mateo and received eleventh hour training last month. the coroner says the man was beaten to death and three jail guards are facing murder charges. the new recruits in two weeks. chinese came out for campaign on tighter control on rentals. property owners support proposition f, say the city is in the mid of the of the worst housing crisis and short term rentals are making it worse, because people are renting to tourists instead of locals. they want to be part of the solution, not the problem. >> what it says is that please, please, allow for some short term rental, but limit it to how many days out of the whole year. get involved with regulating this. get involved so that our citizens of san francisco can actually afford to live there. >> those who oppose proposition f he say it unfairly limits rentals and will encourage lawsuits among neighbors. time is 4:40. special blessing from the pope. >> he grabbed me and then he took me to the pope like that. >> coming up in 20 minutes, how a young girl was able to get past police barricades and the special gift she had for pope francis. >> i've seen a lot of history in my 100 years and a lot has changed. >> he's 100 years old and breaking records. the bay area athlete who has a secret for his success. nice commute in san francisco. northbound 101 looks like. taking another look at the bay bridge when we come back. high clouds over us this morning, so the lows are are up. what about the afternoon highs? staying on the warm side or cooling down? we'll have that for you coming up. . younger people can only imagine. broke five records last weekend at the senior olympics. amber lee has his story. >> grip firm, gait steady. throw strang. strong. same form he displayed sunday the at the olympics. he was the oldest athlete to complete and set new world records for the 100-plus age group in temperatures nearing 100. >> that's a lot for an old geezer to run in that temperature and it worked out okay. >> the wisconsin native turned santa clara resident did more than okay. he broke records for five events. 100-meter, discuss throwing, shot put, high jump and long jump. >> my practice times were better than what i did sunday, but still enough to break the record. i guess you can't complain about that. >> he was 70 when he first started competing at the senior olympics. he says the secret is simple. he does some form of exercise every day, walking or jogging. >> there aren't too many people that do that, but keep active. that's the main thing. >> celebrating 100th birthday today, mr. don pell man. >> last month, he celebrated 100th birthday by attending a giants game where he rode with the team mascot around the field. he says he's proud of his long marriage to 92--year-old wife, marge and their three sons. >> we've had a good life and good, hard working people. >> before retirement, he worked for general electric as a machine shop supervisor and built navigation systems for nasa, some of which he says were used in the apollo mission. >> it was important and i was very proud to be part of it. i've seen a lot of history in my 100 years. a lot of things have changed. >> that's a great story. >> simply amazing. time is 4:46. opponents continue to voice concerns over the golden state warriors plans for a new arena. the team wants to build 18,500 seat arena across the street from uc san francisco. doctors, nurses oppose it saying it would create traffic that could even danger people that need to get to the hospital. opponents a pill atd with the hospital are -- affiliated with the hospital are asking the mayor to reconsider the plan. most support the arena. gavin new some teaming up with steph curry and azele will ring the nasdaq closing bell this afternoon. they'll be ringing it remotely from the new enter nurl center in san francisco's financial district. it will offer young people a place to get business training, network and provide them with mentors. pretty cool. >> very cool. 4:47 is the time. let's check back in with sal. been very quiet. >> it's been quiet, although we have a couple things out there. >> oh, no. >> it's going to happen. let's go outside and start off with live pictures where traffic is still mostly quiet. this is highway 24. doesn't look bad from walnut creek to oakland. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, it is nice. there are a couple cars here in the left lanes that are cash, but the rest are moving right through. let's talk about fremont, southbound 880 near the tesla plant. southbound 880 -- >> tesla, yes. >> but it used to be, before tesla, what was it? >> numey. >> and then before that it was something else. anyway, there is a crash there at auto mall parkway on the on ramp and not causing a big delay, but it's there. also a crash reported on highway 17, northbound 85 on the transition to highway 17, there is a crash right here and traffic is very light, but paramedics are on the way. minor injuries here. 4:48. let's go to steve. sal, i want to give a heads up to people for this sunday. harvest moon, super moon, lunar eclipse. that's this sunday. >> on my calendar. >> go inland. that's my advice. probably be fog by the coast. more coming up next couple of days, but that's this sunday. get outside about 6 p.m., should start 6:30, go until 8. >> a lot of high clouds over us. no rain, just high clouds, holding the lows way up. most of this is will be for the morning, then a little break, then dragging across late morning, early afternoon. a lot of going north and south. 50s and 60, more 60s than yesterday. 40s for some yesterday. low 60s for many. a few upper 50s, but yesterday was all near 50, 51 for the east bay. napa airport 13 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. santa rosa 8. most about four fo six, higher clouds help. 36 in truckee. 57 ukiah, 61 in monterey. cloud deck with us for the morning hours. once it clears out, warm and hot for some. not record setting or anything, then this system coming out of the gulf, a couple pieces drag across, start the process saturday, take us into sunday and monday for a cooling trend. partly cloudy to mostly sunny, nice to warm to hot. 90s for some. 70s, 80s or others. and the higher clouds with us, so partly cloudy, partly sunny, warm to hot friday. here comes a cooler pattern into the weekend, especially sunday, monday. >> good mountain biking weather, right, steve? >> maybe, yeah. maybe. >> have you been back into the mountain biking yet in. >> a little bit, yes. i have a new bike. >> oh, good. >> santa cruz. >> i gave up. i have a beach cruiser now. it's rough. >> i think it was in the chronicle a couple weeks ago they talked about mountain biking starting on mount tam and the guy who started it -- >> yeah. one of them is fisher. >> went up to the top with buddies and they never showed up. and he got to get down and went down an old fire trail. very good article. >> there are amazing trails over there. >> i bet there are are. >> you bring your bike over and i'll go with you. >> how far are we going? >> slowly up. >> i'm just going to watch you guys. >> okay. thank you, steve. the way you use your credit card is about to change. coming up, the new feature being added next month to prevent fraud. first, one less thing for batman to worry about. the ruling in court over copy cat versions of the famous bat mobile. cat versions of the famous batmobile. . 4:54. four teenagers had to be rescued from ocean beach, taken to california pacific medical sent, shaken up but conscious. lifeguards were warning people about the rip currents. one of the friends says they were in the water up to necks and couldn't get back to shore. police in san mateo looking for a man who robbed a pharmacy and threatened with a knife. surveillance video shows the man jumping over-the-counter at a walgreens store on tuesday. police say he grabbed the pharmacist, held the knife to her neck, and demanded a bottle of medication. another employee gave it to him and then he ran off. the suspect is described as white, in his 20s, about 5-6 with a reddish tattoo near the corner of his right eye and a described un trimmed beard. federal indictment handed down against a san francisco restaurant owner, accused of underpaying workers. charged 57-year-old ju with making false statements to a government agency and threatening employees with economic harm. he owns hong kong lounge restaurants on gary boulevard. he allegedly underpaid employees by more than $90,000 and demanded they cash checks from the labor department and turn the money over to him. he could face up to 25 years in prison. kentucky county clerk kim davis faces more legal troubles as they continues to refuse to approve same-sex marriage licenses. rejected another appeal from davis, after the aclu filed a lawsuit this week asking a judge to order davis to stop atting marriage licenses for gay couples, saying the altered ones are not valid. kim davis says she continues to fight. >> it's never been a gay or lesbian issue for me. it's about upholding marriage. if i resign, i lose my voice. why should i have to quit a job that i love and i'm good at? >> everybody wants to see her do her job and not work around her or make accommodations. if she can't do her job, let someone else do it. no one wants to see her go to jail. >> while davis continues her legal battle, deputy clerks have been issuing licenses to all couples. the famous batmobile used in the batman tv shows is protected by copy right. panel of the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco -- i love the show, by the way -- upheld a lower court ruling that went against a southern california mechanic. he made and sold several rep kaz based on the car used in the 1960s tv series before being sued by dc comics. lower court found he infringed on the copy right. attorney for the mechanic filed an appeal, saying there have been more than 140 different versions of the batmobile. >> all the corny lines in that show, right? holy fake car, batman. >> and the graphics. pow. >> pow, wham. fun. coming up next in our 5:00 hour, the fed of fema gets a firsthand look at the devastation in lake county. up next the promise to help people fully recover. u.s. attorney general loretta lynch makes a stop in richland tomorrow. how she plans to improve relations between the police and city. golden gate bridge looks good getting down to the toll plaza and in the san francisco marina district. high clouds over us so the lows are up. high temps if they can break through will be warmer today. we'll have those numbers coming up. the very latest on the pope's visit to the united states and what's on his agenda today. nearly three thousand miles away, catholics are coming together for viewing parties to watch the pope deliver his historic address to congress. welcome back to mornings on 2. thursday, set 24th. i'm pam cook. >> good to have pam cook back. >> good to have my voice back. >> yeah, i know. good morning, dave clark. weather back and traffic and steve paulson first. high clouds but other than that mild to warm. some areas have been clear of the clouds, dave and pam. 90s through through the interior unless the clouds stick around. starting off warmer, 5 to 13 warmer than 24 hours ago. breeze the totally fallen apart. partly to mostly cloudy this morning and partly to mostly sunny this afternoon.

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