>> alan: good evening. i'm alan wang. oakland police are investigating a number of shootings that left one person dead and three others injured. a man died last night just a block from children's hospital. the contra costa time reports the victim is 29-year-old lorenzo ward. no arrests have been made. this is oakland's 85th 85th homicide this year. three other people were injured in separate shootings and they're expected to recover. >> the chp is investigating a crash on highway 101 in san

francisco that sent a car airborne over the railing and on to the street below. it happened at 7:30 this morning at the 101 enterenter state 80 split. a van collide with a car, sending the van flying off the freeway and on to vermont street. you can see the serious damage caused by the impact. the driver of the vehicle was taken to the hospital. san jose firefighters held a vigil about an hour ago for one of their own who is fighting for his life. firefighter frank ryan suffered a heart attack on thursday while battling a fire at st. patrick church. ryan served in the san jose fire department for 15 years. ♪ >> alan: dozens of ryan's fellow firefighters, police officers, friends, families and members of the community prayed for him a short time ago outside the medical center. many of this same first

responders worked to revive ryan after he collapsed on thursday. investigators are still trying to figure out what caused the fire that damaged st. patrick's church. it happened during a stop in vallejo this morning police confronted two men in front of a home. that's where abc-7 news reporter sirow quinn tan that has the detail in an officer-involved shooting. he is live in the neighborhood. reporter: one of those people is dead. one of those young men is dead. the second person was shot by either a bullet or schapp nell. v-shrapnel. a wise car -- white car with more than a dozen bullet holes in the wished is what is left after a early morning shooting involving two vallejo police officers. >> i heard a girl saying, don't shoot. >> she heard the volley of gunfire from inside her house.

police say the officers pulled up on the vehicle with their spotlights on and noticed the driver get out of the car with what they thought was a gun in his waist band. >> the driver ducked and turns away from them behind the driver's door. and then continue the turning movement, facing them with now the gun in his hand. >> according to vallejo police, this is a neighborhood that has seen lots of gang activity recently so the officers initially drove up to the car sew why it was parked there they fired several rounds, then began shouting at the driver. investigators say he showed his hand, then ducked into the front seed -- seat of the vehicle. at that time one of the officers jumped on to the hood of the white car. >> approached the vehicle, jumped on the hood to get a better view of what was happening on the interior of the car. during the second volley. >> police say the suspect was pronounced dead at the hospital. he did not fire at officers. they found what the described as an air soft rubber pel pellet

gun in the car, along with 40 tabs of ecstasy. friendses and family say the victim is 23-year-old mario romero. police say this all unfolded within seconds and they're now investigating their seventh officer-involved shooting since may. >> any kind of exchange before anything happened? nye kind of dialogue between the officers and the suspect? >> none. >> how many rounds were fired? >> excess of 30. >> and of those seven, officer-involved shootings, since may, five have been fatal. reporting live in vallejo, i'm sergio quinn tan fashion abc-7 news. >> alan: a monument dedicated to the victims and survivors of the 1991 oakland hills fire storm has been vandalized again. vandals damaged the sculpture located in a garden at the entrance of hiller highlands on tunnel road. an area where more than 3,000 homes wereét+et"-people died. the chair of the oakland landscape committee says the vandals sawed off five branches

the symbol lies the regrowth of trees following the massive blaze. >> angry. this is dancing on the grave of those who died and insult to the community and to have this happen three times, you know, happened two years ago, it's really frustrating. >> alan: this is the third time the memorial has been vandalized. the hope is that surveillance video will help identify the people who are responsible. the petaluma little league all-stars got the royal terrorism todays -- royal treatment today as thousands packed the sidewalks nor the team's parade. this is sky 7-footage and somewhere in that crowd was cara clapper. she joins us now with more. reporter: a few hours ago i could not move here at walnut park. there's stale few revelers here but the party is pretty much wrapped up for now. they were all here to celebrate,

as you said, the petaluma little league stashes and the celebration was a day the town won't soon forget. with all the pomp and circumstance their hometown heroes deserve -- [applause] reporter: -- it seemed the whole town lined the streets to celebrate their little league all-stars. >> i'm so excited. i love this town. a great community and we pulled together for each other. >> i was in little league in the 70s for four years, so, saw the whole thing grow up. reporter: a flyover to kick off the parade got the crowd going, but not as much as the boys of summer themselves. [cheers and applause] >> came up from san jose for this. >> we sure did. watched every game. >> a real thriller. reporter: from both near and far, young and old crammed the sidewalks. thousands of fans just wanting

to catch a glimpse of their favorite players. melvin malcolm brought his young son. >> to show him the parade and have the whole family here. reporter: and little veronica celebrated her fifth birthday at the parade. >> go petaluma. >> this is special. this is awesome. reporter: signing autographs for their adoring fans, these kids are more like rock stars than all-stars. quintin, noting today's turnout is even bigger than that of a 32 year tradition for the city. >> this all insane. more people than the butter day parade. i don't know. i think that tops off the cake. >> a sentiment shared by the whole team, the players may be heroes to their town but it was the town's support that carried them to become the third in the world. >> you now, they showed so much support, and i don't know how we're going to repay them with that. it's going to be hard. reporter: coming up at 6:00,

we'll show you the ceremony after the parade when the team got the keys to the city. they are truly royalty. live in petaluma. abc-7 news. >> alan: a huge turnout. up next, the action gets a little too close to spectators at a monster truck show. a mad dash to get out of the way of a monster truck. a look at the terrifying moment caught on camera. plus. >> an update on the work that closed down the dumb bart -- dumbarton bridge. >> leigh: we're going to get into a cooler weather pattern next week. we'll look at the

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>> alan: terrifying moments caught on video by a fan at this monitor struck show in oregon. three spectators were hurt after one of the trucks plowed into the stands. organizers say the truck's hydraulic steering went out. the driver lost control and bounced through a mud pit and over a barricade. tree people suffered minor injuries after being hit by the tire is. organizers say they took a number of additional precautions and the show continued today. the dumbarton bridge is closed today but caltrans says it's on schedule to re-open tuesday morning's community commute. as you can see, welding work has begun as crews replace the expansion joints to the state-of-the-art seismic joint. the bridge was closed to all traffic on friday night at 10:00 p.m. but it's scheduled to re-open by 5:00 a.m. on tuesday. a dog with a nose for mussels is working this holiday

weekend to stop a pesky infestation. this popeye, and he is sniffing occupy invase it zebra mussels wreaking havoc in lake sonoma and lake men dough seep know, the mussels are spreading by attaching themselves to the bottom of boats. they overtake waterways and destroy natural habitats and fish riz. the mussels have caused more than $500 million in damage nationwide. popeye is randomly inspecting boats and will be back at work tomorrow. many of us celebrate labor day with picnics and cookouts. this year you may see more people heading to the mall. bargain hunters have found another reason to celebrate the holiday. that's ahead. >> taking a look outside. today is the unofficial end of summer but not for our summer temperatures. meteorologist leigh glaser coming up with

>> alan: the man who turned his church in a worldwide church has died. sun young moon known for having mass weddings. he would match strainingeer up in hopes of building a multicultural religious word and later he folked on building a business empire. moon died at a church-owned hand in south korea. he was 92 years old. the race for the white house heads into the home stretch as democrats gather for their convention? north carolina. the two candidates took different paths on the campaign trail today. romney and his wife ann left their vacation home in new hampshire today to attend church

services. the republican nominee plans to stay out of view for the next few days as he prepares for the upcoming presidential debates. >> president obama tried to reach young voters in a rally at the university of colorado. many political analysts see colorado as a critical swing state in the november election. >> "occupy" protesters marched through charlotte, north carolina, on the eve of the democratic national convention and demonstrated near the arena will where delegates will meet at bank of america headquarters. the crowd of 800 were peaceful. abc-7 news political reporter mark matthews will be live this week from the democratic national convention in charlotte. you can get instant updates from mark all week long by following him on our facebook page. mark is tweeting @matthews abc-7. >> if you're a bargain shopper, this labor day weekend 0 could be the best time to buy. retailers are offering deep discounts to bring in more customers.

online shopping analysts say labor day discounts average 48% off compared to 42 for black friday and cyber monday. the biggest labor die sale typically involve hemtronnics-appliances and clothing,. let's get to leigh glaser. she has your weekend forecast. >> leigh: it was a terrific day today. behind me, high definition sutro cam, showing you incredible visibility over san francisco. there's a little arm of fog that is just sitting there all afternoon long. so not as widespread today as yesterday. in fact live doppler 7 hd has a handle on it. there we go. you can see it. just a little bit of light fog. very shallow. right near the coast. and some of this has actually pulled away from the coast since this morning. we'll take you in closer. you can see just sitting just right a little to the west of the golden gate bridge. all the way down towards the great highway, and some of this will start to filter in

overnight tonight, but don't look for it to be as widespread as the past several morning. warmed up nicely. not as much sea breeze today so managed 90s inland. fairfield, 92. antioch, 90. livermore, 91. 73 in oakland right now. 5 in san francisco. compare these numbers well over 24 hours ago and you'll notice, yeah, much warmer, at 13 degrees in antioch just in the last 4 hours. up 14 in concord, and redwood city, up 13-degree from yesterday as the higher pressure builds in. we'll look for some very pesky clouds near the coast overnight. highlights indicate a little warmer conditions for labor day, monday, and then after that, get ready for a cooling trend that will take us in through the middle part of the work week, lows tonight in the 50s and you'll notice our forecast model, wanting to keep most of

the fog just to the coast. so most locations will enjoy some clear skies overnight. here's detailed look. this high is slowly building in, and as it does so, just going to help to thin out the low clouds and fog and by tomorrow afternoon, the low clouds sitting off the coast so even coastal communities so see warmer temperatures tomorrow with less fog there, just in time for the holiday labor day tomorrow. >> speaking of which, one more day today until the sausolito art festival, and it's going to be warmer there by noontime. look for temperatures near 70 degrees by 4:00, warming into the low 7s so, and then after that we may see a little sea breeze and temperatures will begin to cool off then. here's a look at our highs for monday. enjoy, 85 for san jose. .palo alto, 82. 64 for half moon bay. san francisco, 70. north bay, santa rose soaring 91. 90 for napa.

richmond, 74. inland locations, concord, antioch, livermore, will reach the mid-90s, 92 gilroy, 67, monterey. the next seven days, after tomorrow, folks, get ready for thing to to return. by tuesday night and wednesday. so get ready for coastal cooling then. by thursday, inland temperatures will cool back down into the mid-to-low 80s. looks like next weekend we'll warm back up. >> alan: let's talk to shu. one of the great tennis stars calling it quits. >> mike: andy roddick had his hands full today going for one more major before he retires. gr

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mike andy roddick announced he would retire after this year's u.s. open. what a storybook ending it would be if he could win. and today he took another step towards the finals. roddick, had the strings loosen editor less stress on this shoulder and it worked. same set, tiebreak. 20-hit rally, roddick rips the forehand winner down the line. their set. for the match and possibly the tournament. roddick lobs it. runs its down between the logs but roddick, great reach to get to the ball. are you kidding me? pa pa -- now match one in the fourth. the return finds the net. roddick wins, moving on to face

del potro in this emotional final tournament. >> i don't have a lot of questions for how, why and when right now. i was just trying to play point for point. i'm trying to keep my omiracles together, all the while trying to spresht in the tournament and you just made so it special. >> mike: the a's coin to rock the world with the sweep of the red sox, a quick update. brandon inge will have season-ending shoulder surgery next week and an kerrson is 3-0. the a's raised $63,800 for annual breast cancer aware this day. bottom first, second batter, smith, that one is not coming back. his 13th of the year. 2-0a's. next inge, steven drew goes deep for the first time asking a ownland a. his third of the season. 3-0. drew went 3-4, two rbi. bringing home seth smith with a sing until the third. now 5-0. a's outscore the red sox this series, 33-5. brett anderson shut boston down,

allowing one run. 6-2 the final. season-high nine-game win streak, sweeping the red sox for the second time at home this season and remain three back of the rangers in the american league west. >> matt expain the giants looking to take the series from the cubs. cain was able but trouble in the fifth. soriano crushes a blast. his 25th. five innings, five runs, six k's, 5-3 cubs. giants rally. man on first and second. pagan rips the single to center. the runner beats the throw. next batter, scutaro, smashes one to center. crawford turns on the jets. giants up 7- 5 and then lopez gets the job done in relief. giants win -5, taking the series and remain 4-1/2 up on the dodgers who beat arizona. >> least tee it up, fedex cup playoff. when you're chasing rory

mcilroy with tiger woods on your tail most guys would falter. not louis oosthuizen. tiger had an up and down day. drains the birdie putt. 13-under, six shots off the lead. what a day for oosthuizen. his flat stick was on fire. eighth hole, 42-footer for birdie. nothing but net. ninth hole, another birdie attempt. gets it to fall. 29 on in the front. shoots an 8-under 63. leads mcilroy by three going into monday's final round. check in on the a's clubhouse and the team they're chasing, the rangers, at 6:00. love to see andy roddick get to the finals. >> alan: a great way to end it. ahead, don't call them sand castles. the event that elevates playing

foe. >> alan: coming up at 6:00, scare for a vallejo woman who hid inside her home while buglars ransacked it. and the final mass for an east bay church founded more than a century ago. join us at 6:00. some adults are spending the hard job day weekend playing in the sand. it's the u.s. scanned sculpting championship in san diego. it's actually serious stuff with 10 professional world masters carving sculptures this year.