trying to piece together exactly what happened. >> a white car with more than a dozen bullet holes in the windshield. she heard two bursts of gunfire from inside her house which is right next door. >> i heard other girl saying, don't shoot. and then i heard 20 rounds went off. reporter: police say the officers pulled up ton the vehicle with their spotlights on and noticed the driver get out of the car with twhaitd thought was a gun in his waste band. >> the driver ducked and turned away from them behind the driver's door. and then continued the turning movement facing them with now the gun in his hands. >> they fired several rounds. then began shouting at the driver. investigators say he showed his hands, then ducked into the front seat of the vaccine. at about that time one of the officers jumped on to the hood of the white car. >> approached the vehicle, jumped up 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 before being transported to the hospital. he did not fire at officers. they found what they described as an air soft rubber pellet gun in the car, along with 40 tabs of ecstasy. friends and extended family say the victim is 23-year-old mario romero. >> why they call him papaya. >> because he was sweet. >> this is the fifth officer involved shooting for vallejo police since may. >> was there any kind of exchange, any kind of dialogue between the officers and the suspect? >> none. >> how many rounds. >> excess of 30. reporter: police tell us that the second person who was hit, who is not killed, is now still in the hospital. we do understand from police that both men did have records, felony -- including felony weapons possession charges. the family of the victim who

passed away. they're -- now going to be holding a vigil at a local park here in the city. >> alan: also in vallejo, terrifying afternoon for a woman who hid while two teens robbed her home. it happened saturday afternoon on kenyon way. employs say two men kicked in her front door and the homeowner ran and hid in heir bathroom. when police arrived the suspects tried to run but were caught. the police believe the 18-year-old and 19-year-old suspects are responsible for other residential rob frizz that same area. new information tonight on a dramatic crash on highway 101 that sent a car airborne. it happened at 7:30 this morning at the 101 interstate 80 split in san francisco. the chp says a van collided with a car, sending the van flying off the freeway and on to have the street. you can see the serious damage caused. investigators now tell abc-7 the driver's seatbelt saved his

life. he suffered some bruising and a broken rib. san jose man is in jail tonight on suspicion of felony hit and run after police say he struck two pedestrians with his cadillac and took off. it happened shortly before 10:00 hagg night on nunes drive. an hour later officers spotted the cadillac on gridley street. police took the driver in custody. police say the 23-year-old, sign arguing with victims before he struck them with his car. the injuries are not life-threatening. a memorial for the victims of the 1991 oakland hills fire storm has been vandalized and it's not the first time. lillian kim is live in the oakland hills with a look at the damage. reporter: this is the sculpture vandalized sometime between last night and this morning. someone cut off five of the sculpture's metal bars. it's unclear the motive but it's likely they were taken with the

intent to sell. this memorial is officially called the oakland fire storm memorial garden, and it is wired for security. there's lighting, a siren, and a video monitoring system. the community that maintains the memorial is hoping surveillance video will help them identify the person or people responsible. they're waiting for a call back from the security company that operates the camera. this isn't the first time this happened. the sculpture has been vandalized twice before. it's designed -- it's prominent part of the memorial garden and represents the regrowing of trees in the area after the fire storm of 1991. that's when fire destroyed 3,000 homes and killed 25 people here in the oakland hills. >> a bit angry. this is like kind of dancing on the grave of those that died. and an insult to the community and to have this happen three times, happened two years ago, it's really frustrating.

reporter: the oakland landscape committee is helping to raise $5,000, money they plan to use to repair the sculpture and maintain their security system. >> alan: friends and coworkers offered prayers and wordeds of encouragement for a san jose firefighter battling for his life. frank ryan suffered a severe heart attack while putting ute fire at st. patrick church on thursday. ryan served on the fire department and san jose for 15 years. this afternoon, dozens gathered at regional medical center and lit a candle. that will be given to ryan's family. firefighters from other local departments joined the vigil. >> prayers with the family, for courage, and we're just honored to be part of this family. >> alan: many of the same firefighters who revived ryan on thursday have taken turns staying at the hospital around the clock. right now caltrans says work

on the dumbarton bridge is on schedule to re-open for tuesday morning's commute. this video provided by caltrans shows work being done to replace an expanse joint with a state of state-of-the-art seismic joint. traffic is scheduled to re-open by 5:00 a.m. on tuesday. >> still to come, thousands line the streets of petaluma to celebrate their little league all-stars. we'll go there live. plus, it's been around since 1889. today the final service for an historic bay area church. we'll tell you what's replacing it. >> leigh: definitely a warm day today. get ready next week. things start to cool down for us. the accuweather

>> alan: look at that. a huge turnout in petaluma today as the city celebrated the little league all-stars. thousands lined the streets for a parade to celebrate the hometown heroes. we're live in petaluma. reporter: we are at walnut park. not a lot going on. the celebration is over. but after the parade, a few hours ago, those thousands of fans packed this park like sardines. they looked on ecstatically as today was declared petaluma

national little league day and after that the heroes were given a key to the city. and with that, the petaluma national little league all-stars have the keys to their city. >> i'm psyched out. this is crazy. >> logan douglas and his teammates are being treated more like rock stars than all-stars-signing at autographs, posing for pictures. >> i'm overwhelmed. >> how much do you appreciate petaluma's support. >> a lot. a lot. they showed so much support. i don't know how we're going to repay them with that. that's going to be hard. >> by the looks on the faces of the thousands of fans packing the sidewalks of fourth street and petaluma boulevard for the parade, the players don't need to repay the town at all. they're the pride of petaluma and arguably more northern california. >> came up from san san jose for this. watched every game. >> it was a thriller. >> i'm so excited. i just love this town. such a great community.

and we just all pull together for each other. >> love petaluma. the best town in the world. >> now ranked third in the world, the all-stars aren't done yet. they have even more to look forward to including a dinner with the san francisco giants. >> we had have a pizza party with matt cane. >> that's not an everyday occurrence. >> i know. >> how do you feel? >> it's awesome. going to be so much fun. >> the best part is matt cain is my favorite players. >> a dream come true and. >> yeah, definitely. reporter: the dinner with matt cane tonight. the players are going to a fancy dinner to celebrate -- their words, not mine -- and then one of the players told me he is going to take a nap. very well deserved. in petaluma, abc-7 news. >> alan: the kid who wants to take a nap. amazing. just ahead, the special gathering just for redheads. plus the final mass for an east bay church founds more than a

century ago. we'll tell you what is changing. what is ahead for your work week? leigh glaser knows. she has the forecast. >> mike: i'm mike shumann. how about those oakland a's, a season-high nine game win streak sweeping the red sox under the coliseum carpet. do they gain ground

>> alan: today was the end of an era for a church that has served the oakland community for more than 100 yearsle the fruitvale church has 50 members. because of the declining membership, the national presbyterian dephenomenon nation voted to close the church. it's the end and also a beginning. >> it's bittersweet, a lot of things that happened here, but it is also a grateful occasion to recognize that god is still working and god is still moving and this is a chance for us to step into new life. ang ang the congregation called the new revelation community church will begin reining the old church next week. the fruit vail presbyterian church was founded no 1889 for farming families to worship. >> in another part of oakland,

the annual pride festival served up food, entertainment, and a dose of self-esteem. the corners of 19th and. >> frances: streets were alive with people, the aroma of food and music. the festival -- the organizers say they're excited to funding the first lgbt community center in the city. >> in the netherlands, a flaming display of pride by people with unique hair. the event was the annual redhead festival. 1400 redheads from 52 countries got together to celebrate their uniqueness. only between 1 and 2% of the world's population has red hair. one visitor said it felt weird not to stand out in the crowd but that it felt good, too. we have a very unique redhead here, too. >> i'm a redhead, yeah, but of course, chemicals are involved along the way, too. always been a redhead.

>> mike: revealed the secret. >> leigh: she may be having the sun screen on today because she was at the swimming pool. boy did we heat up. rogue low clouds and fog from the high definition mt. tamalpais cam. there was no fog inland and that's where the sun was out and temperatures warmed into the 90s. let's check in with live doppler 7hd. you can see a very thin layer of fog, just right near the coast. even down towards 'santa cruz they saw a little fog earlier today. this is starting to lift a little bit. it will start to move a little further inland overnight tonight. mainly the coast, and possibly into the bay, but i think inland communities will be clear tonight. santa cruz,some starting to pull away from your coast there and you saw plenty of sunshine this afternoon. right now we have 90 degrees in antioch. 90 in fairfield.

78 in napa. 84, san rafael. 61 in san francisco. redwood city, 84. 79 in san jose, and los gatos reporting 85 degrees. so, folks, here's a look at our highlights. we're going to keep the clouds just mainly near the coast tonight. the further east you good, you're going to have clear conditions of the northeast bay and possibly even the peninsula tonight. a little warmer for your holiday labor day tomorrow, and then after that we start to cool things down by mid-week. overnight lows tonight, clear skies inland, in the upper 50s. we'll look for 54 overnight temperature for san francisco, bit chillier. north bay, cloverdale 48, and santa rosa getting down to 49. here is the setup as we put our forecast animation into work. you can see the fog overnight tonight, just pretty much sitting right near the coast, and then by tomorrow afternoon, this is 3:00 -- it just peels away. so we'll go with less fog

tomorrow, and that definitely will mean a little warmer temperatures-especially at the beaches for the holiday tomorrow. in fact, here is a look, if you're heading to the sausolito art festival, one more day tomorrow. and it's really going to start to warm up by noontime, near 70. plenty of sunshine in the afternoon. 4:00, warming into the mild 72-degree range. and then of course 7:00, that sea breeze moves in and temperatures start to drop off a bit. here's your highs for your monday. 85, san jose. antioch, 93. 92, concord. north bay, napa, 90. 86, san rafael. san francisco, 70. half moon bay, the fog moves off and a few degrees warmer tomorrow. 64. 79 for santa cruz. and inland, 92 for gilroy. here's a look at the akuweather seven-day forecast. we'll cool down by tuesday night and wednesday. with those coastal clouds moving in. and look for mid-week cooldown.

inland temperatures dropping into the mid-80s. 70s around the bay. 50s at the coast and warm up next weekend. >> alan: on to shu. the oakland a's are on a role. >> mike: they continue their power surge. and brandon inge will have season ending shoulder surgery, and brett anderson is now 3-0 after coming off tommy john surgery. the a's raided over $50,000 for their annual breast cancer awareness day. bottom fifth, seth smith, see ya. 2-0a's. next inning, steven drew, goes deep for the first time asking s an oakland a. he brought home seth smith in the third. now 5 or. the a's outscore the sox this series 33-5. brett anderson shut boston down, aloing just one run. 6-2 the final. a season-high nine-game win

stream, sweeping the red sox for the second time at home. they're three back of the rein areas. >> we still have a month left, and if we're worried about the next home stand and the next road trip or whatever, those are just distractions we don't need. we really need to -- the message here is to prepare for the day, put all our energy and all our focus into that, and we'll add them up later. >> got to go out there and face yourself on the field and win ball games and we've done a good job of that so far. got a big series coming up, and expect -- >> mike: rangers and indians in cleveland. the first at-bat in the big leagues and it's gone. the solo shot. the 19-year-old made his first start when instance her came up with a stiff back. rangers win and stay three games ahead of the a's. >> matt cain and the giants looking to take the series from the cubs. in the fifth, soriano, three-one

shot. cain, five innings, five runs, cubs up 5-3. giants rally. tied at five in the first. pagan, single to center. blanco races home from second and beats the throw. next batter. some insurance, scutaro, giants up 7-5. and then lopez gets the job done in relief. giants win -5. taking the series, remains four and a half games up on the dodgers who beat arizona. >> andy roddick announced last week he would retire after this year's u.s. open, the only major title he won in his career. what a great ending if he could win it again. today he took a step with a win over foe fognini. roddick had his strings loosened to help his ailing shoulder and it worked. a 20-hit rally, eventually roddick, the forehand winner

down the line, taking the first or two sets. third set, point of the match. that's coming back between the legs but andy gets there. great leap. fognini will win the third set. then the return finds the net. roddick moves on to face del potro and this emotional final tournament. >> i'm knew at this. i don't have a lot of questions for how, why and win right now. i was just trying to play point for point. trying to keep my emotions together and trying to appreciate the tournament, and you guys just made it so special. >> mike: fedex cup playoffs where rory mcilroy had the lead, tiger woods was chasing him, and louis oosthuizen blew by both of them. tiger up and down. his usual weekend play. drains the birdie putt on the 7. fires a 68, 13-under. what day for louis oosthuizen. eighth hole.

42-footer for birdie. nothing but net. moves to 17-under. ninth hold, oosthuizen with another bird attempt. gets it to fall. a 29 on the front. stenstraight birds and 8-under 63. got a three-stroke lead into monday. >> tonight at 11 we'll talk with barry j. sanders, what it's like to get under his hall of fame father's shadow. an an one of hollywood's busiest summers. how did the box office stack up

>> alan: coming up at 11:00, gearing up for the democratic national convention. we're there with a preview, including the california delegate who is now on the way back home. plus, why tomorrow could be the best shopping day of the year. and the new plan to help the homeless with food trucks. we'll tell you what it's about tonight at 11:00. finally, the latest fright africa, "the possession," is taking over the box office. >> whatever you want. >> alan: debuted at number one with $17 million in sales. a low-key wrap to a fairly quiet summer season for hollywood. attendance was down 4% from last year.

opening in second with ten million was "law less." "expendables 2" fell to number three. "bourne regular gay -- dropped. >> the next newscast at 11:00. thanks to joining us. captioned by closed captioning services inc.