that is from a second vigil down the street. we are told the people shot last night were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. so far police do not have any additional information about a motive or suspects in a case. new this morning petaluma police need help to find a missing woman who they say is at risk because of a medical condition. she was reported missing yesterday after leaving home and not telling her family where she was going. she is 4'7" about 80 pounds. there is a picture of her on your screen. anyone that sees her is asked to call petaluma police. we are learning new information about a deadly shooting of a five-year-old boy. five-year-old gabriel martinez junior was shot on 55th avenue

and international boulevard. police just released video of the getaway car. it's a 2006 to 2009 silver chevy malibu. they also released sketches of the suspected gunman and a woman in the car. >> we want to remove that person from our community. we don't want this to happen again. >> police say the suspected gunman is african american in his 20s about six feet tall. the woman in the car was also african american. police are offering a $25,000 reward in the case. san francisco police are looking into three reported sexual assaults at the outside lands festival. about 2,000 methamphetamine packed golden gate park for the three-day concert. the three women believe they may have been drugged and later assaulted. it does not appear the cases

are related because it appeared in different locations and the description of the attackers are different. police conducted forensic testing and now awaiting the results. time now 4:32. continuing coverage out of lake county this morning while cal fire is reporting progress on the two wild fires burning east of clearlake. firefighters say the fires have burned 7,000 acres near. near highway 20 and pate and across the county line. now according to cal fire's latest update, six firefighters suffered minor injuries. so far there are still only two homes that have been destroyed and one damaged. yesterday firefighters worked to hold the fire lines and during the day containment grew from 30-60%. >> 30% to 60% may not sound a lot but to us that is great news. it's 40 more% -- percent -- 40

more percent to go. >> the fire is also now burning east away from homes and buildings and all the evacuation orders have been listed. full containment on the fire is expected by monday. crews in southern california are battling a fast moving wild fire that is now at 3,000 acres. the fire started yesterday afternoon and burning east of timecula. so far at least four buildings including one home have been destroyed. according to cal fire latest update, it's just 5% contained. the u.s. chemical safety board says two of the team members using respiratory equipment went within ten feet of the pipe failed. they say it's unsafe to go closer because last week's fire damaged overhead steel beams.

there are residual hydrocarbons at the site. they will discuss the issue with chevron today. >> they will describe to us a plan for cutting off the hydrocarbons that are flowing out of there. making the area safe. and over the next few weeks safely removing that pipe. >> meantime there is new scrutiny of a chevron surveillance video that shows a giant vapor cloud several minutes before the fire. an idolling chevron? truck may have ignited the vapor fire. there have been several emergency visits tied to the fire. the majority seeked treatment in? san pablo. chevron has set up a hotline and help center for people to file claims for medical related

expenses. gas leaks at the shell refinery in martinez prompted a shelter in place warning and evacuation of workers. that happened at 12:30 yesterday afternoon. a pressure relief valve that allows gas to escape became stuck in the open position. no one was hurt but shell says the leak was not related to a fire at the factory on monday. the new program begins today. young illegal immigrants that came to america as children can now apply to stay here under president obama's deferred action plan. ktvu alex savidge is at the immigration office where there could be big crowds later today. alex. >> reporter: immigration authorities are expecting a wave of applicants later on today. this is the form they will fill out when asking for deferred action. allowing them to stay and work in the u.s. legally. also you could see quite a few

people coming to this u.s. citizenship and immigration services field office in san jose today looking for help. this policy change by president obama is for undocumented immigrants that were brought here before the age of 16. they must have graduated from high school or served in the armed forces and must not have a criminal record. meantime republican lawmakers are criticizing the program as a potential magnet for fraud and a way for president to when votes. more than a million young people are expected to apply later on today. they can start mailing in these applications. if they are granted approval they will be given a two-year deprive from deportation. for now we are live in san jose alex savidge. vice president biden tried to clarify his controversial comment that mitt romney will quote try to put you all back in chains.

>> romney campaign put out a tweet. went on the airways saying biden he is outrageous in saying that i think i said instead of unshackled unchained. outrageous to say that. if you want to know what is outrageous, it's their policies. >> he said that he intended to say unshackle as a term used by the gop. the dmv predicts the next few days will be busier than normal. a computer problem with the state router caused massive delays yesterday. the system was backed up after several hours but state workers will now have to catch up on the backlog of rescheduled appointments. the public is asked to go to the dmv website as an alternatives. >> i saw those personally.

people were not happy >> no. >> their computers are back up as you mentioned. let's take a look at the commute now. right now traffic is doing well. we are starting off this wednesday morning doing pretty well. you can see road work on east 80 right near gillman that is off to the side. not causing a big traffic jam. westbound 80 traffic might be effected a little bit. we have a little bit of road work on the way down to the mccarthur maze. if you are driving in san jose we are off to a good start. let's go to steve. >> thank you. a very good morning. tropical clouds. a lot of those clouds drifted over us yesterday. it didn't matter by the coast. inland it threw that humanity into the mix. west, southwest at 29. i had to use the extra hold today. i really did. it's still not going anywhere. it will be a much stronger sea

breeze. there is a bigger fog bank. temperatures are starting to come down. there is a few low 60s. little low spinning out right there. increasing the fogs and low clouds. cooler and breezy is a bigger fog bank today. upper 80s. it's a tough call when you get this hot for this long it's on its way down a lot of these temperatures. santa rosa 79. even 80 for san jose. 63 in the city. fog, sun, breezy thursday into friday. i think tropical clouds are on their way for the weekend, pam. >> thank you, steve. >> this is a story you will only see on 2. cell phone video of a bugging in san francisco. airline passengers will have to spend a little more

money. the major carrier raising fares. westbound 29 this traffic looks good on the way to the tunnel. we'll tell you more about the morning commute.

good morning. much bigger fog bank today. it will be cooler and breezy. there is a howling sea breeze. upper 80s and 90s. ktvu news first reported a man was violently mugged in the mission terrace neighborhood of san francisco and it was all caught on video. it happened at 5:30 monday evening near the intersection of mission and maynard. take a look. the victim says a man asked him for directions and repeatedly punched him and kicked him before stealing his wallet which contained his paycheck. a neighbor recorded video of the crime in progress. >> i had two sons and my wife.

never had a lot of problem here. we've lived here for 18 years. >> the victim said he needed seven stitches and has a swollen cheek. australian tourist remains in jail this morning facing charges of killing a vacaville teenager. yesterday a tearful 20-year-old tyson dagley appeared in a hawaiian courtroom to ask the judge to lower his $100,000 bail. he is facing negligent homicide charges for a jet ski accident. he was driving reckless when he rear ended kristen fonseca. fonseca died the next day. >> i prayed every day. just to the family.

>> the judge refused to lower dagley's bail and he will remain in jail until his next court appearance on august 23rd. now the girl's family is also filing a lawsuit against dagley and the jet ski company asking for financial compensation. time now 4:45. west coast lawmakers are introducing an emergency bill to handle the debris of last years japanese tsunami. the 1-2 tons of marine life clinging to the dock included nonnative species which threatened local sea life. the marine debris emergency act speeds federal aid to clean up the debris. alaska will spends $200,000 in surveys alone. contra costa officials have okayed pesticide fogging tonight. the area that will be treat

asked roughly bordered by will beavenue, east 18th street, and a street. seven mosquito samples and 14 birds have tested positiontive for the west nile virus. fogging is scheduled to start at 8:15 tonight and last for about three hours. a state panel wants an independent safety review of the new eastern span of the bay bridge. the state senate transportation committee wants to retest the under water foundation beneath the tower of the span. safety questions were raised after an investigation revealed a cal tran worker that worked -- worked on the bridge falsified documents. 4:47 is the time. let's check back in with sal for a look at traffic. >> so far so good, pam. we are looking at these commutes for you and the pictures don't lie. you can see traffic looks very

nice heading westbound as you drive out to the mccarthur maze. it's a nice looking drive with no problems getting on to the upper deck of the bay bridge. if you are driving on northbound 280, that traffic is moving along well now let's go to steve. sal, thank you. our little low off the coast has been drying off a lot. some of that from the desert southwest as well. it's blowing off the coast. you can see it right there. it has a little bit of humph on it. what it's doing for us is picking off the coast. it will be cooler today instead of upper 60s to near 70s. and some of these tropical clouds will probably continue to hang out towards the north. mendocino county. lake county. you can see where the sources they come upright around that low gravity. takes them right back out. slightly bigger fog bank today. that means temperatures much

stronger on shore breeze or westerly breeze and that all equals right there that little low. that means temperatures coming down. santa rosa we'll go 79 today. not much has changed coast and bay. our hot temperatures inland. it's official anybody that knows me has been telling me paulson it's too hot. i've been working on it. it's been unanimously. westerly wind i should say. not necessarily a breeze. but it's there. 60s to upper 80s and still a few low 90s. temperatures are on their way down here for a couple days it does look a little warmer on friday. the remains of tropical storm hector looks like they want to pay a visit. >> thank you. new details about a burglary at the late steve jobs palo alto home. he told investigators that he hopped a fence and found a hidden key to the home. he's accused of stealing

$60,000 worth of computers and personal items. police say they tracked down mcfarland after someone tried to connecting to the internet with the stolen apple products. expect to pay more for delta airlines tickets. they raised twices between $4- $10. so far no other airline has matched that increase but it's the first fare hike since united airlines boosted fees two weeks ago. the price to rent a home in parts of the bay area is going up. apartmentlist.com released new research that shows rental prices jumped 44% in the last 20 months. in san francisco rent prices are up 19%. a property management company we spoke to says the tech boom has made competition for rental homes more intense. >> we've had properties we've rented in a day. number of applicants several

hundred dollars over asking price. >> one property management team say some people have been paying a higher security is deposit. several pounds of beef are being recalled because it could be contaminated by e. coli. the beef was shipped to whole sailers and retailers in california and utah. you can get more information about the recalled meat at ktvu.com our website just click on the web links. parts of the central valley is without a representative this morning. dennis carr doe share signed at midnight he has not publicly cited a reason. his staff will take care of

recipient needs. time now 4:51. six years later a san francisco murder mystery remains unsolved. how the victim's mother is trying to keep this cold case from getting any colder. >> a sea lion recovering in sausalito after getting shot.

welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. time now is 4:53. refusing to let her son's murder go unsolved, a san francisco mother takes action she hopes will heat up a case that has gone cold. paw let brown used the sixth anniversary of aubrey's death to staple fliers asking witnesses to come forward. the city is offering a $250,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction. >> my son should have been burying me. it hurts me i have to do this now. it's my life i have to do this every day. >> he was gunned down in a day- time shooting outside his home near the panhandle. he was 17. he had a job. no record of trouble. anyone with information on the case is asked to call police. a sea lion recovering from gunshot wounds has found a permanent home.

a zoo in indianapolis has expressed interest in adopting old ray that is one of the two sea lions with gunshot wounds. old ray returned to the marine mammal center in march after rescuers discovered he was blind in one eye and limited vision in another. he was originally rescued in 2011 and treated for gunshot wounds. boy, that poor guy. 4:54 is the time. let's check in with sal for more traffic. >> all right, pam, good morning to you. we are doing well in most areas. we will start off with highway 24 westbound the traffic looks pretty good. at the bay bridge toll plaza we are looking at traffic that is moving along very nicely in san francisco with no major problems on the way into the city. look agent the peninsula the traffic -- look into the peninsula the traffic looks good there. san jose traffic looking good. if you are driving to san jose from fremont that traffic also

looks good. 4:55 let's go to steve. thank you, sir. a lot of tropical clouds continue to get wrapped up in that area of low pressure. it was a pretty good lightning show off the coast. wrapping back toward mendocino county and lake county. and out to sea. tropical feel yesterday inland. 80s yesterday to near 90 for many. today we will drop the temps. napa 88 dropping to 80. hey steve, your microphone just died. we'll check in with steve in a moment. one of the highest ranked scrabble players in the country has been kicked out of the tournament. the player was caught hiding blank letter tiles that could be used as wild cards in the game. the incident was caught by another player an the player

admitted what he did. he's not being identified. coming up next in our 5:00 hour, violence leads to more violence in oakland. last nights gunfire during a vigil for another victim. and it's back to school day for students attending a san francisco college that is on the brink of closing down.

it was a candle light vigil for a shooting victim and it brought more gunfire with two people being injured. starting today young illegal immigrants can begin applying to stay here in the u.s. legally. the policy shifts that could have a lot of people coming out of the shadows. on the brink of closures. the actions planned at san francisco city college today as students head back to college. plus how the bay area is pitching in to help a local little league team that is heading to the world series. all ahead on ktvu channel 2 morning news. good morning. we are ready. middle of the week it's august 15th i'm dave clark.

>> and i'm pam cook. steve paulson is here about the same i guess. >> cooler. >> cooler everywhere. >> yeah. dave, pam, the fog has not changed much on the coast around the bay. 60s and 70s there. inland which has been very hot for some starting to come down now. upper 80s and low 90s. here is sal. steve, gorping. traffic looking pretty good on highway 4 coming up to the willow pass grade. no major problems here. also we are looking at 680 south we will keep an eye on that and the rest of the commute and i'll have another report minutes away. now back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. this morning two men are recovering after being shot right in front of a vigil for another victim of gun violence. paul chambers is in oakland to explain how the men are connected to the victim of a fatal shooting back in february. >> reporter: the vigil was for