morning. they quickly called police. it's not yet clear exactly when those vandals were able to make it into the fenced-in area. it is clear they did some damage. this morning we saw a whole team of crime scene investigators, including an fbi agent and then throughout the rest of the day we have been seeing city workers assessing the damage and trying to fix the problem. a small portion of the chain-link fence surrounding the facility was snipped over. vandals did not make into it the building but some cables were cut. >> all of our vital services we provide to the city were not impacted as relates to public safety. >> this is one of the broadcast points for police, fire, and other city crew radio communications, and while none of the systems were affected, what vandals cut are lines for one of the building's air conditioning systems. the fbi was called in because this is an emergency communications hub and a facility with a number of security measures in place. >> surveillance cameras.

we don't want to go into specifics of security protocols and procedures but there are cameras. >> most visitors are often unaware of the towers in part because of the spectacular views the peaks have of downtown san francisco. in this case the vandals were simply looking to do damage. there will no cables or other material stolen from the site. vandalism of public property is unfortunately a regular ocures. >> vandalism is hard to plan for, but the good thing about that location is very secure and very robust. >> i should point out that city officials and police investigators aren't giving away a whole lot of office at this point, in part because their investigation is still continuing, but also because this is a secure facility and they don't want to give away too many details.

>> alan: in benecia, police finally captured a man who was on the run for 13 hours after police say he exchanged fire with an officer. robert florez foster of american canyon was taken into custody this morning. the shooting happened late yesterday afternoon following a routine traffic stop. foster tried to speed off after the officer realized he was driving a stolen car. then police say he stopped and started shooting at the officer, who returned fire. foster got away but detectives tried him to vallejo. >> they noticed a person matching the suspect description walking down the street, and ultimately he fled on foot and was lock cased in the backyard of a residence and taken into custody. >> alan: foes foster is charged with a number of felonies and is scheduled to me arraigned on tuesday. two men are facing charges in connection with a murder that happened friday in san francisco. one of the suspects was arrested

after police stopped a car last night in union city. anthony pratt and another map war booked oregon murder charges. they're linked to the shoot of gary smith. smith was found dead on the sidewalk in san francisco. >> ama: a woman in secretary rosa faces vehicular manslaughter charges in a suspected domestic violence case that escalated into a high-speed chase. 28-year-old heather howell was in a black acura yesterday chase manage she knows who was driving a motorcycle. witnesses say say it appears she was trying to hit the motorcycle. during the pursuit she clipped another car and then slammed into the year of a 1969 triumph spit fire. that car flipped and caught on fire. the man driving the spit fire died. >> alan: a fallen overhead wire caused a brief delay in muni service this morning. it shut down the inbound n line

around 11:30. the bus lost power inside the tunnel but after sitting in the dark for half an hour, the passengers activated emergency doors and walked out. officials say the wire fell when a joint between new and old fires failed. service was restored in 45 minutes. >> ama: the carimi is schedule to be in san francisco for his hearing. he plans to -- his wife has been living in venezuela and plans to return there. she wants to be near her father who had cancer surgery. supporters have paid for her airline ticket. >> alan: police recovered stolen property at an oakland flea market. u.s. park police got involved because it involves items stolen from a construction sight at the

pre sid you. officers left with what appeared to be toolboxes but would not say exactly what was stolen. >> ama: around 20,000 people packed golden gate park to raise money to fight a.i.d.s. it's a fundraiser with a need as great as ever. [cheering] >> reporter: thousands stepped out for the 2012 a.i.d.s. walk in golden gate park. this is the 26th year for the 10k walk, an event that has racessed more than $3 million for the fight against a.i.d.s. michelle and her friends say the rate at which young people are becoming newly infected is alarming and must be stopped. >> it affects us, too. the person to your left could have and it you don't know. the person you wake up to in the morning could have commit you don't know. >> i encourage you to please look around you to you thousands among you. >> dan ashley was the emcee for

the event and lested sobering statistics where health officials estimate in san francisco roughly two people are infected every day and rates of any cases arising among gay and bisexual men. along the route of the walk, a reminder why raising money to find a cure is so important. sections of the aids memorial on display, honoring those who died from aids. >> each individual died. it's not just statistics. there are faces behind the numbers. >> the money raised by the san francisco aids project helps to support benefiting organizations like the marin aids project who provides three h.i.v. testing to anyone who walks through the door no questions act. >> a.i.d.s. walks have raised more than $77 million. today's crowd is hoping to add 3 million more to that total. >> ama: they got really close to the goal. organizers tell us they raised

nearly $2.7 million during h during the event. >> alan: the familiar've of a boston minister captured in egypt is clinging to faith. >> we know that god is in control of the matter. >> ama: hour they're handling the kidnapping ordeal as the kidnapper makes a terrifying pledge. >> alan: coach joe paterno's lasting impression on the college campus has changed. we'll show you how. >> leigh: i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. we warmed up a few more extra degrees today thanks to the faster clearing of the coast and the low cloudiness there. get ready for a couple of big chill days ahead. hello?

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>> alan: in the sierra, a wildfire burning in placer county has destroyed one home and three outbuildings and have consumed three square miles. 300 people are under evacuation orders and 170 homes are in the path of the fire. hot weather and steep-rugged terrain have made it difficult for firefighters. the roberts fire is burning in the american canyon near the community of for rest hill, 50 miles northeast of sacramento. tonight it's 20% contained. further north crews are battling a second fire in the mend dough seen know national forest. it is now 60% contained. >> ama: the egyptian man who kidnapped a boston pastor and others will let them die in the

desert if officials try to arrest him. the pastor was pulled off a tour bus and the abduct your says he wants his uncle released from prison in exchange for releasing his hostage. the reverent is debet tick and left his medication on the bus. >> we're human and we want to see our father get home. we want to see the sister -- the member get home also, and we also want to see the tour guide, too. i'm sure a lot of people are not speaking about him but we want to see everybody come home safely. >> ama: the kidnapper says he will take more hostages if his uncle is not released. >> alan: a mural of joe pa -- paterno has been altered. an artist painted over the halo that was above paterno's head in the wake of a report that found that paterno and others buried alwayses of child sex abuse

against jerry sandusky. paterno's family denies the claim. a blue ribbon in support for child abuse victims remains on paterno's jacket. >> a concert with bruce springsteen and paul mccartney did not end as schedule. >> alan: they're rock icons, so what are the boos about in there were no calls for an oncore from this crowd in

>> ama: we could see prices rise after commercial fishermen resumed a deal. there was a work stoppage that began wednesday and the fishermen said the whole sale price was too low. they greed on a new price with salmon processors and say it's lest than the $4 a pound they

wanted. the price plunged after several big catches self weeks ago. >> alan: a series of fires has the city of san jose prepared to remove a homeless encampment. so far there have been seven fires there in the past two weeks, three of them on the same night. the city will begin removing the encampment on thursday. brush will be cleared along the creek at kelly park to prevent more fires and the city will try to hire more park rangers to monitor the area. >> paul mccartney and bruce springsteen may be rock 'n' roll legends but they still have to follow the rules. last night the two were singing "twois and shout" when the plug was pulled. it ran over the sound curfew of 10:30. springsteen is known for his

marathon concert sets. a show last month went on for nearly four hours. but with what we're paying for ticket prices? >> alan: can't pull the plug on the boss and mccartney. rock 'n' roll sacrilege. let's check in with leigh glaser. she is looking at the weather. >> leigh: behind me is from the high definition santa rosa -- yeah, you wish you had a beach in santa rosa -- santa cruz -- sorry about that -- and right now you can see the overcast is there, but people managed to get out and enjoy a little peek-a-boo sunshine. santa cruz, 68 degrees, a pretty good west wind up to 12 miles-per-hour. live doppler 7hd showing you that wall of fog still sitting right near the coast. inland temperatures warmed up nicely today, as much as five or six degrees in many locations as the winds started to move a little bit offshore. now just in the last fewer --

few hours, a win shift. moving towards the tiburon area, golden gate bridge, daly city and towards santa cruz and watsonville so all of this will move back inland overnight, bringing us a gray monday morning commute. current readings, antioch, lots of sunshine there, 89 right now. 82 in livermore. 68, oakland. half moon bay, 57. 70 in santa rosa right now. our highlights, all the low clouds and fog off the coast is just going to move inland tonight. mississippi -- mist and drizzle. a cooler day, and the wind picks up for the monday and really your tuesday, and then after that get ready for a warmup as we head towards the latter part of the work week. overnight temperatures pretty uniform. mid-to-low 50s across much of the day area. we'll keep the mist and drizzle near the coast and the bay, too, and here's how we'll start off

tomorrow morning, with the low clouds and fog further inland, and then burns back to just near the coast. so won't be all day. we'll see the overcast tomorrow morning and then afternoon sunshine. low pressure starting to move to the north of us this afternoon, and that enabled us to see more clearing today. temperatures came up but watch what happens tomorrow. this low is just going to drop south. it has a cooler air mass associated with it. so, temperatures are really going to fall as much as 15 goings in some neighborhoods. those winds will pick up as well. in fact today these are just preliminary highs at this hour. santa rosa, 74. tomorrow you're going to drop four degrees. check out san rafael. 80 was the preliminary high today. you're going to drop as much as 15 degrees tomorrow, down 13 degrees in the livermore valley area. antioch, 76 tomorrow. 66 in vallejo.

70 santa rosa, 59, san francisco. san jose, morning overcast, afternoon sunshine. gilroy, 76. inland temperatures this time of year should be upperle 80s to low 90s. so a couple cool days and then after that we warm back one if temperatures upper 80s to near 90. >> ama: mike shumann is off again. colin is in. the baseball teams are looking good. >> get through the all-star game, fresh and revitalized. mr. perfect on the mound, the giants complete a perfect series against houston, the a's do the same in the twin cities. another fantastic performance by

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>> almost a month ago to the team that team was perfect against the astros. would history repeat at at&t park? today, big day for buster posey. a bases loaded walk. 2-0. cain's perfection lasted two innings. third innings, the throw off brandon bell's foot and a run is scored. chris johnson directing the newscast, nobody to be con identified with houston's chris johnson. bottom five, posey, a three-hit day. singles to center. here comes sandoval. he will get home. 3-2 giants. they complete the three-game sweep and play in

atlanta on tuesday. >> the a's are feeling good about themselves when the pull the buckle gum on the hat prank with a member of the coaching staff. four homers last night, four today. cespedes, 11th. carter, 434-foot bomb. three home runs in the frame. first time the a's have done that since 2008. 11 years since a's smacked four homers in back-to-back bays. how about them a's? the win completes the sweep. oakland three games above the identified identified mark. home to take on texas on tuesday. >> it's been an appeasing stretch for serena william. she won at the bank of the west today. her opponent, ceo vandeweghe. the gap in experience was evident. serena serbing, vandeweghe

returns with the left hand. switches bag righty, and misses it. serena, another winner. williams is back-to-back bank of the west titles. >> zach johnson needed good caddie advice on the first playoff hole on the john deere classic. the problem was his usual caddie was not at his side. he was playing at the u.s. senior open. johnson thought he had the thing in the bag. troy matteson was two back and he uses the whole cup. moves to 20-under, into a first-place tie. johnson walking up 18, stunned. first playoff hole, matteson into the water. here'sy johnson needed his caddie. finds the drink. a pair of double bogeys. they replay 18 and johnson finds the fairway bunker again. this time ropes the best 6 iron approach. a tap-in bird for his second tour win this year.

u.s. senior open, final round in michigan. roger chapman, an unlikely winner of this jeer's senior championship. can't call it unlikely anymore. a foot away. finished at 10-under par, two-stroke victory. the fourth man to win both the senior pga championship and u.s. senior nope the same year good for him two majors two reins for him. >> alan: thank you, colin. >> ama: one mans story proves we should never give up hope. >> alan: after 42eers of searching he is reunited with his stol

>> ama: coming up in a half hour at 6:00. former bay area resident turned basketball store jason kidd arrested. >> the latest on a series of wildfires along an east bay highway. join us at 6:00. >> alan: now time for an unlikely story. a man whose prize sports car was stolen 42 years agon philadelphia. thought he would never see it again. >> ama: then he went on ebay. he spotted what he thought was his austin haley list on even ebay. when he matched the vehicle number he contacted investigators. >> alan: they tracked it down and russell is behind the wheel. the car club said it found the car on craigslist and purchased it from the seller in new jersey

so the investigation continues. >> ama: that does it for us here at 5:00. captioned by closed captioning services inc. welcome to "world news." tonight, extreme weather. as millions of americans brace for yet another heat wave. tonight, triple digit temperatures moving in amid flash flooding and deadly lightning. and the new report tonight, america's drought could now rival the dust bowl. farmers wiped out, americans preparing for price hikes. olympic sized breach tonight. the new uproar in london. after reports passengers listed on a terror watch list got through airport security, no questions asked. how is this happening so close to the olympics? great white search. the massive hunt for that giant shark that came out of nowhere and struck with deadly force. why authorities say they will no longer protect the great white. and, step by step. the trail-blazing moment.