picked up. gusts are still at 45 miles per hour. thank you, steve. if you are driving you might see slowing. you might see some wind. let s go take a look at what we have with the morning commute. it looks like my east shore picture is not up. we will put a pick sure of the toll plaza up instead. there are no major problems there. traffic is moving along nicely. there are no major issues on i- 880 in oakland. let s go back to the headlines. thank you, sal. we are following a developing story. a string of fires burned overnight. our reporter joins us to talk about why firefighters suspect that these are arson, alyssa? reporter: good morning, one person has been arrested on suspicion of arson. others are being questioned. firefighters are still at the scene. this fire started burning yesterday afternoon. the fire was first reported after 6:00 p.m. burning along the santa teresa foothills of south san jose. firefighters responded to this area, believing these firefighters
welcome to mornings on 2 . i sure love the sound of that. if you could play one instrument what would you play? the piano. how about the guitar because you can take it with you. you can t take the piano with you to the campsite right? let s check in with steve paulson and now that the system has moved out okay nevermind we are not doing weather. if you missed it, right above 26,000 for the dow jones. i couldn t believe it went up 200 points. what is behind all of this? corporate earnings for the most part are coming in better than expected, this morning was united health and citigroup but the predictions that the corporate earnings are really coming in great and not just for the fourth quarter but for the yearly. january 4 it was 25,000. did i hear you say that earlier experts think the top of the market might be a ways off? bank of america did a study releasing findings on cnbc, fund managers say that the peak is one year away. not everybody agrees but certa
right now at 6:00 rain, raia go away storms making their wayt across the region today.oday when we ll have all the details in your forecast.as as the olympic games set too wrap up today ryan lochte givesv his side of the story on what sh really went down while he was is rio. ri and the race for the whiteace house is heating up once again.a we will hear from donald trump p new campaign manager.. the news at starts right now 6:00. i m jim low cane.an i m lauren demarco we begin b with the weather after we dealte with major heat wave storms stom moved their way into our area. rain was heavy the times.imes. gwen is in the weather sentent tracking storms lengthing ushi know what we have to worry aboua hey gwen.we definitely going to be they calm after the storm tomorrowrmr will be totally than it wasn it today but today we had heavy rainfall.rafa not a lot of clouds to ground go lightning for the first part oft the day but did it pick up lateu this afternoon.noon and
musical side. i learned a song called hot cross buns. he s loud but i think he s doing pretty well. reporter: pretty well indeed. especially considering evan loves sports especially soccer, but now that s limited to kicking the ball around in the backyard with his older sister mikayla. he can run track but no contact sports for fear of a head injury. a tough pill to swallow when you re in the fourth grade. the hardest thing is that i can t do certain thing like ride my bike and play soccer. reporter: the reason for the restrictions evan had a stroke at eight years old. it all started with severe headaches in august of 2013. he cep getting headaches, and he eventua eventually like withn of peek had multiple haag during the day. he woke up at night with a headache. it almost fell like someone was hammering my head. reporter: his pediatrician ordered an mri but it came back normal. the headaches persisted. so evan started seeing a neurologist doctors thou
stroke at just eight years old. dawn timmeney takes us to philadelphia where doctors are now guiding him along the road to recovery. reporter: 10-year-old evan box lee of cherry hill, new jersey, is trying to master the trombone. reporter: it s all new to evan but he s embracing his musical side. i learned a song called hot cross buns. he s loud but i think he s doing pretty well. reporter: pretty well indeed. especially considering evan loves sports especially soccer, but now that s limited to kicking the ball around in the backyard with his older sister mikayla. he can run track but no contact sports for fear of a head injury. a tough pill to swallow when you re in the fourth grade. the hardest thing is that i can t do certain thing like ride my bike and play soccer. reporter: the reason for the restrictions evan had a stroke at eight years old. it all started with severe headaches in august of 2013. he cep getting headaches, and he eventua event