captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- investigators spent a second day after searchers find remains. good evening i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne.

investigators should know if the remains found are those of a female or male. ktvu's jade hernandez spent the day at the sonol mountains. >> reporter: volunteers gathered to organize a search spread out over the area of half a football field. >> it's a dirt road. it is accessible by vehicle. we took our vehicles down there last night and yesterday. but it's lightly traveled. it does not get a lot of pedestrian traffic or bicycle or horse back traffic. but it certainly is a trail that's used. >> reporter: by mid-afternoon, authorities cleared the area and opened it up. the very spot where the remains were found were no longer hidden. there were sign that is county investigators were out here. we found this bone fragment left behind. what wasn't left behind, the remains taken away yesterday. a volunteer discovered what appeared to be a badly

decomposed body without clothes or personal items near by. whether it was a man or woman authorities couldn't tell. it was the second search led by michelle le's family this week end, the eighth over all since le vanished. one reason for the searches, cell phone trails led to this area. if dna evidence is needed, results on whether the remains are le could take weeks. le's cousin christine and michelle's brother michael could not speak to us tonight. sergeant nelson said today today's items may or may not be tied to the remains. in hayward, jade hernandez. federal investigators say a family on board the world war ii era plane that crashed at

the reo air races may help determine exactly what went wrong. a team from the transportation board remains on the scene there where the p51 mustang slammed into the ground on friday killing nine people including the pilot. more than 60 others were injured. investigators today sifted through the wreckage. >> the aircraft was equipped with a video camera facing outward. they have also found camera fragments at the wreckage site. >> reporter: the ntsb says the plane sent out data before it crashed about the pressure and temperature of the oil as well as the altitude and velocity that would help with the investigation. officials also said today the may day pilot sent may have been false. and a witness tell us what he saw and heard after the plane made impact. >> a second later the thing crashes right behind me. all i remember is trying to

run, i see stuff coming. and then that's the last thing i remember. >> ed larson collapsed from the impact of the crash and shrapnel hitting him in the back of the leg as well as the head. he also suffered a broken achilles tendon. 22-year-old michael wogan of phoenix was in the crowd with his father when the plane came down. wogan had muscular dystrophy. he overcame his disability graduating magna cumlade, he also started his own internet business. wogan wasn't supposed to be at reno but traveled after his brother decided not to go.

his father survived but suffered serious injuries. we have more footage of the crash on our website. the ntsb say it is pilot in a west virginia air show crash yesterday was attempting a roll over maneuver before he went down. a team of federal investigators today began piecing together what went wrong. they say the pilot was 300 feet from the ground when it began to climb. the plane was starting to roll but didn't complete the roll and then plunged to the ground. the pilot was killed. nobody on the ground was injured. here at home a hayward man was shot to death, his wife wounded in an apparent ambush at his home this morning. debra villalon live with why this couple may have been singled out. >> reporter: the victims were shot as they backed out of this garage possibly targeted because he was known to deal in

gold jewelry. john hopkins is one of many neighbors who heard three shots just before 8:00 a.m. and ran out to find the couple a 65-year-old man and his 59- year-old wife. >> the driver was like this. and the lady on the right side was still moving. >> reporter: the van they were in rolled across the street into another neighbor's yard. off camera he said his friend had no chance. >> i walked out there like two or three minutes after the shots, and i seen him slumped over and he was a hell of a nice guy. >> reporter: the guy he says who was prospering in this era of record gold prices. the victim was apparently a regular at sunday's flea market where he bought gold and gems. that may have been where he was headed this morning so early. >> if you buy gold, you better have a couple of thousands in your pocket, that's what you

have to do. >> reporter: the couple made a habit of parking this pickup truck in front of their closed garage. but leaving this morning were vulnerable to a gunman who surprised them then ran. hayward police searched but could not find the assailant and won't comment on robbery or business dispute as possible motive. two houses down from the victim's property is a neighbor with a security camera mounted over their garage. and that surveillance video may be of some help in this investigation. now the owner's grown daughter lives with them. the woman who was in the passengers seat is in serious condition tonight but is expected to make it. we're live in hayward. debra villalon. crews in san bruno are marking a milestone after a

rebuilding process after last year's pipeline explosion. on tuesday, pg & e plans to fill this large crater. it was left behind after last year's blast that happened in september. they killed eight people including injuring dozens of others and destroying 38 houses. san bruno's major is inviting residents to throw a shovel of dirt into the hole before crews begin the work. solyndra wants more time to try to find a buyer. the company entered a request to ask for bids. solyndra filed for bankruptcy earlier this month. a judge's vacation has delayed what could be the release of the two uc berkeley graduates inprisoned in iran. an attorney says he still needs approval from a second judge

for the bail agreement. as ktvu's claudine wong reports, family are hoping this could finally be the end of an ordeal that began two years ago. >> reporter: it was summer of 2009, when two american hikers were detained in iran. >> i have to assume he was in an area he didn't realize was iranian. >> reporter: the families of shane bauer, josh fattal and sarah shourd then began endless vigils. despite pleas from u.s. officials and the international community, iran held their accusations of espionage. >> out of his shirt he unraveled string and thread and made a little ring for her.

>> reporter: last september, iran released sarah shourd due to health conditions. but months would pass with little communication. sarah shourd never returned for the trial but it went forward and last month many were shocked as the two men were sentenced to eight years in prison. just last week, iran's president broke the news that release could be imminent. today one judge's signature appears to be all that stands on the way as the families wait and hope that the end of this long road is here. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. officials tonight lifted the boil water advise advisory for more than 100 houses. homeowners had been ordered to boil the water friday after a man upgrading his plumbing accidentally connected his well to a city pipeline. officials say the water is now safe to ingest after samples

taken yesterday came back negative for e.coli bacteria. tomorrow might be a good day to ditch the car and take b.a.r.t. or mass transit. people are encouraged to cut back on activities that cause pollution including driving, using gas powered mowers or use hair spray. the plan is being called the buffet rule it's named after billionaire investor william buffet who often says wealthy americans don't pay enough in taxes. >> pick one area of the economy and you're going to say we're going to tax those people because most people are not

those people and that's tax warfare. >> the president maintains it will ensure that wealthier individuals pay the same as other americans. officials say 57-year-old jeremiah vogel a former church member shot and killed his wife at their home before walking to church and shooting the pastor and the associate pastor. church members are devastated. >> you can't go at church and worship because the devil is in church now. >> i know he made a mistake. >> no one else was hurt in the shooting. a fire leaves an elderly couple dead why some neighbors are blaming themselves for the death. and we're learning more about one of the victims in a

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tragically. the couple inside died. >> reporter: jack fichner appeared stunned as he watched the fire in his home where he lived and cared for his parents in the 80s. >> jack came back after a week, that's why we were looking after them. >> reporter: the wife was an invalid, her husband frail. that they were alone when the fire broke out this morning an anomaly. >> we had planned to watch over them and somebody be here all the time. >> reporter: family and friends are now blaming themselves while neighbors can't stop reliving the horror. >> when i was over there, i could hear a little bit of moaning going on. i was pounding on the door, but then that stopped. >> reporter: security bars on doors and windows prevented neighbor jack tullis from rescuing the couple. but seven minutes later, fire crews axed their way inside. >> i nearly went to the right, found the victim in the chair. two firefighters behind me

pulled her out. and tried to revive her. and i immediately went to my left and i found the second victim who was deceased. >> reporter: vallejo's fire chief says this was not a big fire. you can see by looking at the exterior there's not a lot of obvious damage. it's the circumstances surrounding the fire that made it deadly. circumstances that have sparked questions, doubt and recriminations that will only be quited as a result of the ongoing police and fire investigation. in vallejo, patti lee. the highway patrol is investigating a motorcycle crash that left a woman dead last night. the chp says a harley davidson driver, a 33-year-old man lost control and crashed into a parked ford explorer. the crash happened near calarney drive in terra hills. a san pablo woman who was a passenger on the bike died at the scene. the harley driver suffered

major injuries. neither has been identified. deaths from prescription drug overdoses now kill more americans than car crashes. according to an l.a. times analysis, it's the first time such deaths have topped auto crash fatalities. the future found the most commonly abused drugs are oxycotin, zanax and zonof. the department says it happened after this man 20-year- old jesus rodriguez pointed a gun at officers early saturday morning on broadway. an officer fired at rodriguez, missed but hit a man and woman in their legs. the meeting starts at 6:30 at gene parker elementary school tomorrow. a new approach to dealing with exconvicts who violate

parol is getting a positive response. under the new approach, parol investigators are sent to county jail for a brief stint. usually days instead of back to prison for several months. since the program began last november, researchers say it's been remarkably effective in deterring drug use. san jose police say they are using all their resources to try to catch a violent man who's been on the lose since friday. they say he's responsible for a carjacking, robbery, kidnapping and homicide. ktvu's janine de la vega tells us about one of the victims. >> reporter: this is how friends remember 60-year-old cindy wynn. always smiling with a positive outlook toward life. >> she is the person i highly respect, she's like my sister. >> reporter: wynn was the officer manager at tn real estate. coworkers gathered wearing

black to mourn and to talk about what happened. wynn was found in a home. police say paul castillo is responsible. they say on friday he shot and robbed a man. then an hour later, investigators say he carjacked wynn and took off with her and her car. officers are working around the clock to find castillo. they say they are confident there will be an arrest. >> we're following leads in various locations. we're going to the investigation this case until a conclusion. >> that's a big loss not only for me but for the community vietnamese. and everybody you know really like her, admired her, she's friendly. helpful. >> reporter: coworkers found it

difficult to look at wynn's office. they say she's like a mother for them, cooking for them, giving advice. always offering help. she was a single mother herself and leaves behind two adult children and a teenage daughter. in san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. oakland police tonight are investigating a double shooting yesterday that left one man dead. police say 35-year-old weedfall and 39-year-old kevin robinson was in a parking lot on the 2700 block of foothill boulevard. they say that's when a man just walked up and opened fire. that's when weedfall fell to the ground, and was accidentally run over by a fleeing bystander. a wildfire is almost fully contained tonight. the mint fire in the remote area near agua dulce is 99% contained.

the fire burned 40 acres since breaking out yesterday. more than 400 firefighters have been battling this blaze. one firefighters suffered a sprained soldier. the dramatic footage out of libya. >> next an up close and very scary look at the battle between rebels and forces loyal to gadhafi. a massive case grows, the stunning amount state farm. this is jessica.

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we have some developing news to pass on to you tonight. earlier on this newscast we told you about a man that was wanted for a robbery, kidnapping an homicide. we have just found out that

police in west sacramento have now captured that man and that man is now on his way to san jose. the name of the gentleman san jose police have been searching for is paul castillo. again the headline right now is that that man has been captured in sacramento and is now being transported back to san jose. in libya there was fierce fighting today between rebels and troops loyal to gadhafi for the town of sert. tonight phil black gives us a dramatic look at the battle for the ouster leader's birthplace. >> reporter: an ambulance is hit by a rocket propelled grenade. they and we are caught in the open.

producer en lee has been hit. >> i've been shot, down, down, down. that's good, that's good. at a near by field hospital medics help ian. while dealing with their own grief. >> the colleague of these men was killed in the same attack just minutes away from where the -- we think hit the ambulance that was near us. >> reporter: this medic was there too. he saw his friend die. but he must keep working. casualties keep coming. on this day alone more than 20 revolutionary fighters are killed in the chaotic battle for syrk, phil black. it was the deadliest day in

months today in yemen as government troops and snipers open fire on tens of thousands of anti government protesters. security forces launched tea gas canisters on the marching protesters before the shooting began. at least 26 people were killed, dozens more wounded. president abdula sele has resisted calls to resign. protests have taken to the streets calling for him to step down. in other news of the world tonight, they are searching for survivors in northern india and nepal after a 6.9 earthquake claims the lives of at least 16 people. the quake hit about 6:00 in the evening and was followed by two large aftershocks. there are reports tonight that buildings have collapsed and that the quake triggered mud slides. there are concerns that the main extent of the damage may

be known for several days. and from the mideast palestinian president is looking to receive full membership. the pelestinians are seeking international recognition of an independent state based on pre1967 borders and includes the west bank, east jerusalem. and from london news tonight that search engines were able to successfully local a pair of sudanese twins joined at the head. the twins were separated during a series of operations. the final surgery happened in mid-august. the two little girls are said to be recovering well and are in good health. officials at switzerland's biggest bank said that the losses were larger than

previously reported. ubs says it lost $2.3 billion after an alleged rogue trader made fraudulent advances. the ceo of ubs has dismissed calls for his resignation over the scandal. survival of the fittest, while the spotted owl's biggest can lulu have some beef pasta, too?

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is arriving. now from its own kind. ktvu's tory campbell tells us now that guns may be part of the solution in our special report. >> reporter: they survive in port by not being seen. who would have thought a closed backwoods cousin with keen eyes would suddenly become the spotted owl's latest threat. here on the grounds of the pacific coast, environmental activists have been trying to save the spotted owl from man's destruction of the ancient groves. but now a new competitor may be pushing out the spotted owl. the bard owl, following humans across the continent to the west. >> the bard owl arrived here in 2002. >> reporter: david press -- >> what we've observed is the same impact that's happened in other areas.

>> reporter: the bard oil appears to drive the spotted owls from their nest. the situation is most visible at muir woods national monument. >> in areas in muir woods, over time spotted owls are no longer present within their historic nesting areas and the bard owl is the come dominant species. we'll be watching a spotted owl's nest, we'll come back. the nest is in shatters, the spotted owls cannot be found and the bard out is on-site. >> reporter: consequently, the forest service is looking to find the bard owl and killing it to see if that will help the spotted owls. >> seems to me like it's just

nature taking its course. >> reporter: tom white of san francisco was outlooking for birds. >> it's like the way nature is part of nature for species to move around. some come in and some go out. >> reporter: i'm tori campbell, channel 2 news. more than 1,000 people hit the waters for a san francisco tradition. 3,500 paddlers took part in the 16th annual san francisco international dragon boat festival. teams range from novice to competitive and race in 300 and 500-meter courses. in additional to the races there's a lot of entertainment, dancing. along with booths that had food and arts and crafts. a warning tonight from nasa, watch out for a satellite falling out of the sky. the space agency says a 6-ton 35-foot long satellite is expected to fall to the earth sometime around friday the 23rd. the satellite was launched back

in 1991 and decommissioned in 2005. scientists say they expected to break into pieces as its enters the earth's atmosphere. and the chances of getting hit by it are slim. the state agency says efforts this summer to curve an aquatic weed have been successful. it was getting entangled in boat propellers. the california department of boating and waterways applied a herbicide to kill the weed throughout the summer. officials plan to treat more areas next month. what madmen is selling. the 1960s era drama about madison avenue advertising executives won its fourth consecutive emmy. cal chandler was the surprised winner earning the trophy for lead actor for his role in

friday night lights. modern family won for best comedy. juliana margulies took home best actress. there's no stopping san jose joey chestnut. chestnut there in the white shirt downed 35bratwurst in just 10 minutes to win the world's bratwurst eating championship. he took home $2,000 and 9,000- calories for his winning effort. afterward chestnut say he never really got into a groove finishing 7bratwurst short of last year's performance. minding my own business...

when it came out of nowhere. suddenly, there were lights all around me. i'm like, "they're coming for me!" yeah, it was crazy. i just never thought they'd find me. not out here. it doesn't matter where you drive. if you don't buckle up, you will get caught. cops are cracking down all across the country.

click it or ticket. well we are wrapping up the last weekend of summer with some warm to hot temperatures out there. everyone the inland spots back up to the low to mid-90s. fall by the way begins friday morning. outside right now we do have mostly clear skies. we are tracking patchy fog out in the pacific out to our west, to our north and to our west. but temperatures still on the warm side. here is a look at the latest observations. livermore right now checking in 73 and san jose in the lower 70s right around 72 degrees. san francisco in the upper 70s, santa rosa lower 90s. san jose right around 88

degrees. forecast headlines for tonight, we do have this mostly clear skies. some patchy fog develops it'll be bumping up against our coastline. tomorrow we will continue to warm things up. hot numbers inland. the extended forecast mostly sunny skies and temperatures will be cooling off a little bit as we do approach the weekend. here we go with the overnight lows and temperatures dropping down into the 50s. pretty mild though and there's the patchy fog showing up around the golden gate bridge. high pressure has been strengthen and as a result we start to warm up. the ridge basically expanded over a good portion of the west coast. temperatures tomorrow about the same as today and could be a little bit warmer. temperature 70s for the beaches. inland spots back up to the 90s. fire danger will actually be elevated. we do not have any red flag warnings but something to keep an eye on with this high in place we also have the spare the air alert for tomorrow. so here we go with our fog

forecast model. we'll take this into a patch or two. the fog to reach the warmest locations around 95 to 96 degrees. that's all reflected in the numbers for tomorrow afternoon. santa rosa 93. fairfield mid-90s. look at these numbers just on the warm to hot side. brentwood 97, san jose around 90. gilroy 93. this is typically the time of year we warm up. getting very close to 80 degrees. and the coast and the temperatures actually not to warm up too much in the upper 60s to lower 70s. here is a look ahead, your extended forecast. temperatures still on the warm side for temperatures tuesday and wednesday. significant cooling about a week away. we're talking about a chance of showers that can be a week from tomorrow. so big weather changes in the long range. >> enjoy the heat while it lasts. >> enjoy it, yeah. oakland will play host to

have the world premier of brad pitt's latest movie. brad pitt plays jimmy bean. the shoot out in buffalo and the raiders and the bills trade the lead five times to

whatcha lookin ' for hon? ah, these new jeans i want. i've been looking everywhere. new blue jeans? oh, don't be crazy, i've got tons of blue jeans. frank! frank! get my jean bin, susie wants my jeans. no she doesn't. here we go. nice and loose. ohhh. those are loose, but i actually just ordered three pairs of this kind. ooooohhhh. oh. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay. good evening everyone and welcome to this sunday night edition of sports wrap. it was an afternoon of what ifs when it comes to the 49ers experience today with the

dallas cowboys. those all added up to a loss. the 49ers have to feel that it could be very well gone the other way. romo made a courageous effort. romo fractured his ribs. things look promising for the 49ers. and they looked better when alex smith threw to kyle williams. san francisco missing receivers michael crabtree who was inactive. 14-14 when romo is back. john kitna throws to miles austin. touchdown number two in the game for austin. after kitna threw his second interception of the day. 49ers went back in front. walker gets behind the dallas second dare. 29-14 a 49er field goal made it 29-14. romo defied the doctors. returned with a broken rib. a super effort by austin to

find the end zone for the fourth time. san francisco needed a drive to keep the ball away from the cowboys but deondre ware came out big when he was needed the most. he had two sacks at the ends of the game. cowboys had enough time to where bailey had a position with the field goal. this headed to over time. on the cowboys first play of overtime, romo threw to jackie holly to the secondary. that 77-yard effort, to win the game a heartbreaker for the 49ers. who let a 10 point fourth quarter reid get away. dallas a 24-27 road winner. the 49ers hit the road next week. >> i think we need to keep everybody involved. keep everybody involved. all our play makers.

have to be involved myself, delaney, in order to win games everything that we have has to be involved. >> i don't blame anybody, not blaming anybody right now. we're not into the blame game. they're a good football team. they deserve the credit for the victory. >> certainly don't think it's a step back ward at all. absolutely not: certainly no satisfaction in coming close. but, we did a lot of good things tonight. a few plays could go differently and all of a sudden it's a different game. >> it was a game of momentum for the raiders. second quarter was a big one for oakland. mcfaden made it 14-0 when he backtracked and made his way to the end zone. the bills woke up after a jolt from fred jackson. jackson weaved his way through would be tackles. butch low

buffalo at the end zone. bills made it 21-17 thanks to a bay area product. ryan fitzpatrick and stevie johnson and collins. the two teams then traded the lead in the fourth quarter. mcfadden took the pass. 28-24 oakland. with 4:48 left in the game. fitzpatrick with chandler with the throw. buffalo just a little bit more than a minute later. moore goes up in a crab to haul down a 50-yard pass from campbell. the rookie had five catches for 146 yards contributing to a banged up group of receivers. then with just 14 seconds left on a fourth and one play, fitzpatrick waits and finds a wide open nelson davis. but it wasn't over. on the last play of the game, campbell will throw for it all

to the end zone. denoros goes up and gets it or the raiders would have a miracle winning. the teams trade the ball five times more but the bills have it last. 38-35 the final. the raiders will at last get a chance to play at home when the jets come to town. the philadelphia eagles have been dubbed the nfl's dream team. tonight even the dream team wasn't perfect. michael vick returning to atlanta. vick threw for a pair of scores. but he left the game on this play being blocked into one of his offensive line men. vick left spitting blood. michael turner sweeps into the end zone. if falcons beat philly. always nervous times in

pittsburgh when roethlisberger's at health is in question. roethlisberger throws a fade to wallis. always good news for the niners when an nfc team loses 24-0. kansas city suffered more than a loss. charles had to be carted off the field after getting run out of bounds and injurying his knee. the big lion by the way that went down in the play was not hurt. matthew stafford for nine on the score. 48-3 rout. elsewhere around the league, aaron rogers and the packers. tennessee over the ravens, the browns keep the manningless colts winless. houston handles miami to go 2-

0. 423 more yards passing for tom brady and the patriots beat the charge chargers. and the saints and bears now 1- 1 after the new orleans win. and giants are hoping it's not too late. all that offense has suddenly shown up in the last three weeks of the season. giants must be in a must win mode the rest of the way. andres torrez had walked the lead off. quickly 2-0 giants with lots more of that to come. pablo sandoval started off the fourth with a field shot. 23 on the year for sandoval. 1-out later brandon belt gets into one off rogers. and an up and down year between fresno and san francisco. cane took matters into his own hand. cane figures one sure way to

knock in runs is knock them in yourself. and sandoval ended the scoring in the inning same way he started. this is a 3-run shot. his 22nd. and then in the fifth. brandon crawford made it a six homer day for the giants. cane wins his 12th. the giants rule 12-5. that's eight straight wins, they stay eight back of arizona. but they're just four back in the wild card. as the a's are playing out a string and they got one more taste of one of the best pitchers in baseball verlander. mascoso was matching with verlander until the fifth. and 1-0 tigers that was all the support verlander would need. he allowed only three hits in eight shut out innings. carter down in strikes. same result for eric stogard.

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this was supposed to be a big day for nascar the first race in the chase for the cup instead it was a rain out. they will try again tomorrow 9:00 west coast time at the chicago mid-way. golf championship today, cut the field in the fed ex cut from 70 to 30. dufner turns it into a birdie on a way to 68 that got him

into the field of 30. winner today was justin rose who saw a big lead. that chip at 17 an important part of that scenario. rose beats sendon. he's one of five players that can get the $10,000 next week simply by winning. history made today at the l pga. 16-year-old lexi thompson looks anything but nervous as she has the right touch on this birdie. thompson tried to find around the 70 to win at five strokes. at 16 she's the youngest woman to win an l pga event. the youngest was at 18. this week it'll be alameda at encinal, palo alto at gunn, pittsburg at berkeley, napa at

antioch, san ramon valley at washington and american canyon at sonoma valley. vote as many times as you want. in arizona, the cardinals are moving up a notch. cardinal is now the number five ranked team in the nation. oklahoma is number one followed by lsu. alabama, boise state. the top five teams in the country remain undefeated. that does it for this edition of sports wrap. have a good week everybody. we are following breaking news in san francisco. a police investigating a shooting on first lane near magnolia. now minutes ago police sergeant told our crew there at the scene that two people were wounded and taken to a hospital. this all happened shortly before 9:00. >> be sure to join ktvu morning news beginning at 4:30 a.m. they'll have the very latest on the arrest of paul ray castillo. he is a murder suspect police have been looking for since friday. he is now with police officers

on his way back from west sacramento where he was arrested to san jose at this hour. >> they will also have much more on that south san francisco shooting we just told ! [ indistinct conversation ]

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