which was the shooter. >> there was a service going on with many people at that location. family members could only stand in anxious groups-waiting for word of their loved ones. >> some went to hospital,. >> must be completely agonizing. >> it's totallying agonizing. >> this investigation is just beginning, that's for certain. >> there are multiple agencies involve here, both local, state, and federal, and we're all trying to coordinate the response here. >> reporter: abc news, new york. >> alan: in an hour from now a special prayer service will get underway in san jose and fremont to pray for the lives lost in the shooting. members 0 the sikh temple of fremont say their extremely sad and shocked and are planning a community meeting to help assist the family of the victims.

temple leaders are in communication with the -- >> they don't know the complete picture why it happened, especially in a place of worship, where we play for the well-being and harmony of all religion and our entire mankind. it is very shocking. >> alan: stay with us because abc-7 will be live at the prayer service in san jose tonight at 6:00. concord man is in jail tonight after witnesses say the struck a woman and killed her in front of several people. police say the two got into a fight around 7:00 'olast night on the steps of the martinez chamber of commerce. witnesses say the man hit the woman, then walked away from the scene. 25-year-old jason castillo of concord was arrested and booked on one million bail. police will only say the victim is a 47-year-old woman from martinez. calfire is on alert tonight after ten lightning strikes ignited fires in northern

california. they happen overnight and most of the fires were contained to less than one acre. but the dry weather and high winds helped fuel a fire that wag already burping. zero containment is being reported on the so-called chips fire. at it burning in rugged terrain 20 miles north of sacramento. the flames have consumed nearly 11 square miles and 700 firefighters are battling those flames. in the red flag warning continues in parts of northern california. leigh glaser has been tracking the conditions. >> leigh: that red-flag warning, sliver of california. most everything else moved on out of the area but you can see on live doppler 7hd, most of the activity just to the north and east of the redding area. this particular cell right now starting to move in to redding a bit and most of the activity is starting to lighten up here. here's reno and tahoe. they're clear, all of this stenning to the north and east. so the red-flag warning until 8:00 tonight for the strong

outflow winds and lightning strikes, and that will be about it. quickly, look at live doppler 7hd over the bay area. we're clear. get ready for hot temperatures this week. the forecast is coming up. >> alan: thank you, leigh. the superman ride took off today. one week after a dozen passengers were stranded during a malfunction at six flags discovery kingdom. roller coaster enthusiasts hopped on early today, and enjoyed the g-forces and spirals. but it one long before it malfunctioned again. sergio quintana is live with more. have they fixed it yet? >> reporter: well, alan, we've been watching it throughout the afternoon and seems to be running smoothly now but as you mentioned this was supposed to be the return to flight for superman, having been allline -- offline for a full week after an incident where a dozen riders were stranded 150 feet up in the air at the ride's highest point.

what should have been a triumphant return of superman turned out to be a disappointment for some customers. >> the ride is broken so we don't want to wait in line. >> i'm glad they stopped it to fix it. >> within an hour of the park opening, the superman ultimate flight coast e came to a grinding stop from an issue totally unrelated to last week's episode. >> came up here and then just stopped and broke. brakes went on and got locked down there at the base. and it couldn't get it to the home spot, so we were stuck in our seats. >> six flags personnel described the ride as cutting edge and the computer systems that run it extremely sophisticated, but clearly they continue to have issues after a dozen people got stranded for more than an hour and a half last sunday at the highest point on the ride. >> a combination of the launch speed at the time and the weight, and that stopped the ride. and highly, highly unusual event that we don't anticipate recurring. >> crews had to use a crane to get water and sun screen to

riders last sunday. and if workers were not able to get the cars to come back down, rescue teams would have used the train to bring passengers down in small groups. still, every park customer we talk to today still seemed excited to ride the supperman coaster even with the series of problems. >> if it gets stuck, hope they bring us beers or something. >> reporter: because this is such a new ride with new systems on it, the park is required to maintain this crane here on site in case there is an emergency, and the local fire department is even supposed to train on this crane into shoo there -- should there be that million and that's training last week that came in pretty handy. reporting live at six flag. abc-7. >> alan: thanks, sergio. >> it's the ultimate mission to mars that will have all of nasa holding its breath tonight. it's a matter of hours until the

rover curiosity breaks through the martian atmosphere at 1,000 miles per hour. curiosity is considered the most advanced robot sent to another planet. today people gathered at the exploratorium to see a help mix ca. one of just two in the country, on loan from nasa. curiosity will be looking for signs of life. because of the unpredictable circumstances, nasa is calling the landing seven minuteses of terror. >> if we're not successful, we're going to learn. we're going to learn from this. we've learn in the past and recovered from it. >> alan: if all goes will, mission control at the nasa jet propulsion laboratory should hear a signal at 10:31 our time. so stay with us. we'll have live coverage at 6:00 and 11:00 p.m., and get more information anytime on our web site, abc7news.com. under "see it on tv". a new report uncovers safety inspection problems on caltrans, and it all started after questions about the bay bridge

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maintained its tests are valid and the bay bridge is safe. >> summer vacation is almost over for california lawmakers, who return to the state capitol tomorrow. it will be the last chance for the democratic majority to persuade voters a tax hike on the november ballot is needed and the money will not be misspent. that task could be more difficult to accomplish after recent revelations of the apparent misspending of public money. investigators found the state parks department had been hiding nearly $54 million in two special can'ts and it was revealed that lawmakers approved raises for 1,000 legislative employees despite deep budget cuts and pay reductions for other state workers. a colorful program that will proistled san francisco pan handlers with dogs from animal shelters is set to begin tomorrow. the plan is to get people living in city funned houstoning to give up panhandling. in exchange they will receive 50-$75 a week to take care of the dog.

the program screens panhandlers but peta says the program is ill conceived. >> the rain was just too much. ahead, rescues from the water. a look at the aftermath of two typhoons that pounded parts of china. roseanne barr enters the political arena in a big way, and wait until you hear who she picked for her running meat. and leigh glaser was the

a pair of tie foons caused widespread damage in seven chinese provinces. crews are responding to reports of people trapped by the water and they've rescued at least two dozen. two million people were affected this weekend by heavy rains and floods that have destroyed nearly ten thousand homes and six deaths are being blame on the stormeds. >> in oklahoma, fire crews are hoping for rain to help battle a

monster fire that continues to burp. several wildfires are burning. the largest in northeastern oklahoma has burned almost 91 square miles. at least 121 structures have been lost, many of them homes. many evacuees were allowed to return home today despite several fires burping -- burning nearby. >> i'm 82 years old. never seen nothing like it before. i've lived in this community all my life. >> alan: the cause of the fires have not been determined, although one that began friday is being investigated as a possible arson. witnesses told oklahoma county sheriff's deputies they saw a man throwing a lighted newspaper from a pickup truck. comedian roseanne barr is running for president. barr has won the presidential nomination of the peace and flee dom party. her running mate is cindy sheehan. bars barr will not appear on

enough ballots. the peace and freedom party is based here in california and historically it has had little ballot presence outside of this state. we want to thank some people who are helping raise thousands of dollars for foster children just by liking abc-7 on face book. our new friends including tim from fremont, steve t in san francisco, and ddp from oakland. you can make a difference, too. just like abc-7 news on face book right now and one dollar will be donateed to the abc-7 dream train campaign. >> it was cloudy but the i want away. >> leigh: you can see a difference a day makes. this is looking over the bay. some blue sky returned but we still have a little fog and low cloud inness near the coast, and high definition live doppler hd, that is, live doppler 7hd,

picking up some of the low cloudiness right here near point reyes. we'll take you closer and you can see just starting to move into the malin -- marin headlands; all of this will fill back in over night so we'll look for the coast and even the peninsula to see overcast by tomorrow morning. right now, 63, san francisco, 66 oakland. 83, antioch. 79, livermore. clear skies. san jose, 73. here's a look at our highlights. keep it clear inland overnight. keep clouds in the coast and bay. more sunshine tomorrow. it will be a mild day. enjoy it because 100-degree heat will return wednesday, thursday, and friday. here's a look at the lows tonight. overdoing a little bit of the low loud cloudiness.

we'll all be in the 50s. 53 overnight for san francisco. compare that to 59 for antioch. here's a look at how you'll start your day tomorrow. tomorrow morning, the overcast near the coast, 50 coastside. 58 inland, and then by 4:00 time, get ready for warmer temperatures with mid-to-low 60s coast side. low 90s inland and at 7:00, we'll show you the temperatures down into the 80s inland. talk about the upcoming week. bubble of hot air, it's migrating back to the bay area, by wednesday through friday, look for mild temperatures at the coast, but it is going to heat up inland. in fact, these are some projected highs as we head into wednesday, thursday, and friday. they may change a few degrees. it's still early but at least this will give you a pretty good indication of what to expect. concord, 49 on wednesday, by this, 98. ty busy, 98. livermore, a scorcher.

by thursday, 101 degrees. and then 100 on friday. santa rosa, 95 on thursday and then 94 on friday, and it's going to be inland locations that will have the intense heat. near the coast, that's where temperatures will be the mildest. speaking of mild numbers. tomorrow looks great, santa rosa, 82. 68, richmond. 89, livermore. 66, san francisco, san jose, 81. comfortable 85 for mortgage gap hill. 72 with sunshine for salinas. the seven-day forecast. tuesday, starting to warm up. really it's going to be thursday, friday, maybe even saturday, near 100 degrees inland. near 90 around the bay. and 70s at the coast. and of course, we'll give you another update tomorrow morning. >> alan: shu is out and rick is in and the scwients were going for a sweep. >> rick: speak can of hot, giants playing better in

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like like the giants found the rockies just what the doctor ordered. peyton manning take in the game at coors field. his arm more accurate than tyler chatwood. the pitch gets by the catcher and allows a score. fowler with a fly ball to left.

crabbe with the strong throw cuts the runner down at the plate. hunter pence showed why the giants went after him. he brings home cabrera with a shot down the line. he had two doubles and three rbis. san francisco added three more in the seven. scutaro's base hit is misplayed by fowler. 8-3 was the final and san francisco completes the three-game sweep. >> at the coliseum the a's game began under cool conditions. things heated up in the third. reddick takes laugh laffey deep. and incar -- encarnacion hits it over the wall. and then escobar brings in two runs with this single. malone was pulled after allowing six runs in six. oakland had a map on in the nine bus weeks was snagged and

doubles off to end the contest. the a's lose 65 and split the four-game series. the cal football team opened training camp this weekend. the 11th season for bears head coach. last year a bit of a disappointment as cal went #-6 and lost to texas in the holiday bowl. he expects improvement from himself. he took a trip to new england to learn from bell bill check. he was asked if he enjoyed the experience. >> oh, yeah, big-time. great conversation with belichick, and able to watch a lot of tape and so had some good conversations with bill check. -- belichick it was very worth wife. >> at the u.s. open, jim furyk head a late lead but let it slip away. today he was trying avoid more heartbreak at the bridgestone invitational.

furyk laid from day one. on 16 he sinks a long birdie and was up by two. but one of his playing partners, keegan bradley, kept the pressure on by shooting a 64. this birdie on 16 gets him one stroke back. on 18, furyk still led by one but a terrible chip from the rough leaves him way short. that was for par. bradley, not in good shape himself but saves par with this amazing putt. put him at 134-under. so furyk had 0 make this putt for bogey to force a playoff and it goes wide. so more disappointment for furyk as bradley takes the title the first since winning last year's pga championship. >> it's that time again, spoiler letter. if you do not want to know what happened at the summer olympics, please look away from the screen until the music stops. ♪ >> tonight at 6:00 we'll hear

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>> coming up in half hour at 6:00. a north beach institution gets ready to shut schulte down for good. how much time is left. >> my fellow travelers, today i -- >> a teenager's very public apology to a planeful of people. we'll tell you what he did. join us at 6:00. the festivities celebrating jerry garcia's 70th birthday continued in san francisco today. ♪ >> alan: the tenth annual jerry day festival got underway at the jerry garcia amphitheater near his childhood home. the grateful dead band leader died in 1995 and music fans consider him to be one of the

greatest guitarists of all-time. that's it for us at 5:00. thanks for watching. captioned by closed captioning services inc. >> welcome to "world news." tonight, breaking news. tragedy at the temple. the deadly shooters today in wisconsin, mothers and children, entire families gathered inside a temple outside of milwaukee. when police say a gunman opened fire, seven dead, including the gunman. >> just say a pray. we never thought this would happen ever. >> the son who got the call about his father shot inside, the mother hiding inside a temple closet. s.w.a.t. teams checking to make sure there is one gunman. tonight, the late fres wisconsin. the other news, the unfolding disaster near oklahoma city. homes e quack waited. and. we track what could soon

become hurricane ernesto. dirty liar. the words used on abc's "this week." the taxing back and forth tonight shlgts. >> and gold moments. turns out serena's dance is just one moment. and a brand new prince crowned in london tonight. >> good evening on this sunday night. we begin here with breaking news. and what authorities labeled just moments ago, a case of domestic terror. a gunman showing up at a place of worship, a sikh temple and opening fire just outside milwaukee in oak creek, wisconsin. they are grieving there tonight. prayers, tear, shock on what happened. families gathering for services and a community meal had been planned for afterwards. children playing outside when the shooting began. tonight, seven people dead, including the gunman. three critically injured including