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
unincorporated area of hayward. how neighbors tried to help the victim. monday was hot, really hot inland but thursday was cool. so the weekend will warm up. we ll show you how much. a young man is dead after being shot in a neighborhood near a popular san jose amusement park. what happened moments before he was killed. also, trouble brewing at one east bay coof fee shop coffee shop. the vandalism caught on camera. mornings on 2 starts right now. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. you re looking live at what s left of a mobile home in unincorporated hayward this morning. we ve learned one person did not survive the fire. alex savidge arrived on scene early this morning. coming up in 2 minutes, he ll tell us what the mobile home park manager says he tried to do when he realized someone was caught in the fire that was raging out of control. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. i m tori campbell. and good morning, i m d
coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. and good morning to you. welcome to mornings on 2. good morning. let s get a quick look at the saturday forecast. yes. good morning. we have a fabulous weekend in store. the final weekend of spring, father s day on the horizon. we have a view here over the oakland estuary, san francisco in the backdrop. we have mostly sunny skies from the coast inland this morning. we will have a minor warm up come your way for the afternoon. the winds are on shore but very, very light. fairfield in at eight miling an hour. no relief from the on shore breeze. the flow will be west and northwesterly for the afternoon today. right now temperatures, 55 san francisco, a chilly start for you half moon bay but a beautiful start with mostly sunny skies, 48, 54 in hayward. 56 walnut creek. antioch starting out the gate already. 68 at this hour. you will be in the upper 80s to low 90s for the second half of the dame a few patches of fog alon
way in her father s arms today. more than 200 volunteers looked for her overnight. a pair of cyclists finally found ida as she called for help 2.5 miles from the campsite. family says that they are grateful. thank you for your prayers everyone and everyone who worked to find ida, thank you! so grateful. one of the cyclists told ktvu news that ida said she hiked all night looking for her family and tries to think positive thoughts while she was lost of the for more details we turn to patti lee, live in marin county with how yesterday s incident is putting a spotlight on how to prepare for camping trips especially with children. reporter: that massive search gripped the bay area and now families are reevaluating the ways that they approach camping in general. the miller family is making s mores over a campfire. a return to normalcy after a nerve-wracking night that involved a massive search for ida rothschild, where the family s campsite is just here. ken miller called
story. at the school of music and fine arts were shocked and disgusted to hear what investigators say happened behind these doors. > > it s terrible > > crazy he is facing 10 counts of charges of lewd acts on a minor. he allegedly touched three young girls during a piano class. investigators believe the crimes occurred between april and june of this year. they are looking into the possibility that there are other victims. > > it is scary. it is just around here in our neighborhood. parents had much to say,. they are relieved that this. man is this. locked up. > > he is facing life in prison if convicted. he is being held it until court and is facing $1.5 million bail. a distraught petaluma family. is desperately searching for their missing father and husband, roy martinez. he who hasn t been seen since june 3- rd. martinez s wife - barbara - says the day she last saw him nothing seemed out of the ordinary. but now two weeks have passed and her concerns are growing. his ca