prayers tonight for three women killed as they tried to escape a fast moving house fire in contra costa county. the victims may have had time to get out if they had taken one simple step. >> three smoke alarms are $15 was probably the difference between life and death. good evening i'm john sasaki in for ken wayne. >> hello everyone i'm heather holmes. that fire quickly consumed the

house in pittsburg trapping the women inside. deborah villalon now in pittsburg where she spoke with family and friends of the victims. >> reporter: they are all horrified and saddened at how the three died overnight in this house downtown. women well regarded in their neighborhood and in their church. >> the house burned down, and she was asleep. >> reporter: the pastor broke the terrible news at today's service. and one victim was marisa figueroa a devoted member of his pentecostal church. >> marisa was a great woman,

she was devoted to the church. whatever we needed to clean, she clean, whatever we needed to cook, she cook. she would do anything. >> this is one of the smoke alarm that is was found not installed but in the counter top of the house. there were three like these. they were not installed any where that i could find. >> quite frankly, the tragedy is $15 for a smoke alarm is what would have made a difference. >> it's a rental house, so i don't know. >> reporter: next door, and up and down the streets neighbors now test their detectors making sure they work. >> one here and two in the kitchen. >> reporter: making sure they're working. >> they're seconds from being

able to get out. it's very scary. >> in these strong and difficult moments we have to be strong. >> reporter: at their church, prayers for the victims and for marisa figueroa's daughter and son. >> reporter: figueroa recently lost her mom. so a family already suffering a loss must now come with a devastating three more. reporting live in pittsburg, deborah villalon, ktvu news. the highway patrol says road rage played a role in the death of a man riding a motorcycle in oakland. it happened on interstate 880. but tonight, eric rasmussen heard from friends of a women who said they were not involved in the final confrontation that took -- lost his life in a crash. >> reporter: chp officers found several cars one burned and a

man on a motorcycle down. despite efforts to save him, jose carillo lost at the scene. carillo lost at the scene. a fellow member of the motorcycle club friends say carillo worked at this harley davidson dealer in oakland and had a wife and four children. >> he's not just our club brother but he's someone's father. he's someone's husband, he's someone's provider. >> we can definitely point to road rage for the instigator for this incident. >> reporter: officials say they don't know the exact -- he says they were trying to avoid a crash that already happened. officers later arrested two men for dui including one driving the truck that hit carillo. >> it's likely that the alcohol magnified what would have regularly been a crash incident. >> reporter: the crash is the

third in less than four days. a man was seriously injured near the broadway highway yesterday. other bikers came to express their sympathy today, ells friends say they want to know more about what happened. >> we told ourselves it could have been any one of us. >> reporter: investigators say 30-year-old angel soresano faces felony dui and possible vehicle manslaughter charges in this case. in oakland, eric rasmussen. more details now on motorcycle safety. the chp says motorcycle fatalities jumped 175% between 1998 and 2008. authorities say deaths did decrease in 2009 and 10 but crept back up again in 2011. a federal report showed that for the same per mile exposure, motorcyclists are 10 times more

likely to die than people in other vehicles. >> taking a look at mount diablo and boy what a different picture than a week ago when that fire erupted. a day after crews fully contained the 3,000-acre fire, mount diablo is set to reopen. firefighters remain on the scene looking for hot spots. a park spokesman said there's still a lot of work to do to repair pick anywhere areas, restrooms and forests destroyed by the fire. investigators believe target shooters sparked the fire. the california department of forestry says the fire burned more than 8,000 acres and destroyed 68 homes more than 100 other structures. one resident who authorities say refused to leave his home during the evacuation died in this fire. the cause is under investigation.

now to our continuing coverage of the devastating colorado floods. authorities there have raised the number of people missing or unaccounted for to almost 500. five people are confirmed dead. residents endured more rain that hampered nasty weather. with so many roads washed away and bridges submerged, air rescues are the only one out for at least 1,000 stranded residents. the sheriff says he knows his community will come back from this disaster. >> how can we ever recover from this. and i know exactly inch by inch, mile by mile, community by community they're taking this stuff back. they're doing it. people are getting those things done out there. >> president obama declared a major disaster for parts of colorado. the move allows some homeowners and business owners who are suffering from flood devastation to receive federal funds including low cost loans

and grants for temporary housing. there's more details on some of the relief efforts under way in colorado. two bay area red cross team members are there right now. tom busck is a chief of setting up shelters. more pay area red cross volunteers may be headed to the flood zone soon. for more information on the deadly flooding in colorado go to ktvu.com. will you will find the latest details as well as photos. look for it under the images tab. now to the coverage of ongoing labor dispute between b.a.r.t. and their union. only 24 hours left in the mandated cool off period. governor brown has a message for both sides as negotiations are set to resume tomorrow. >> you better get going because time is running out. >> reporter: the governor made that statement during a recent appearance in san francisco. if both sides don't come to an agreement, b.a.r.t. workers say they will walk off the job again on october 10.

b.a.r.t. and the union say they are still far apart on the main issues of wages, pensions and health care costs. dozens of oakland residents joined major jean quan through a walk of one of the city's most culturally diverse neighborhoods. mayor quan talked a bit about the history of the neighborhood. >> very much in my town we've known it as a hispanic community but it hasn't all the time. >> reporter: she plans to walk one of oakland's 57 neighborhoods every month. police in seattle went under cover tonight at the 49ers game against the seahawks in an effort to prevent fan violence. the officers wore 49ers jerseys to discourage any violence toward the visiting team. the seahawks also hired extra security and enlisted off duty officers to support opponents jerseys.

>> the goal here is to get people to be on their best behavior. we want to make sure that everyone feels safe. >> san francisco police have used the same tactic at 49ers game at candle stick park and giants games. and owner mark davis met with one of the youngest victims of the boston marathon bombing. aaron was struck by shrapnel as he waited to see his mother cross the finish line. he has had several surgeries but he is healing well. and we have highlights from the show down between the 49ers and seahawks coming up later. we'll tell you about a plan to fix the problem of trucks getting stuck on an off ramp. >> two bystanders hit by police gunfire in new york time square. what prompted officers to open

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getting stuck. >> reporter: after yet another big rig got stuck this morning we started making calls and it turns out the off ramp isn't the problem it's coming here to treasure island and what they are bringing with them. this off ramp to treasure island hasn 't changed in decades. but for the past two weeks, we've seen a spike in problems with big riggs trying to navigate exit 4a from the lower eastern span of the bay bridge. >> it is true that there has been an increase in trucks that are getting stuck on the off ramp, there's no doubt. >> there i would say almost a daily occurrence -- they're i would say almost a daily occurrence. >> reporter: it slowed the traffic for commuters. >> i was surprised that they were stuck. i didn't know how long i was going to be there. i thought i was going to have to go to the bridge and come

back again. >> reporter: his car was jetting out into a lane of traffic, oncoming cars had to swerve to miss him. >> it's significant. we are working on it. >> reporter: chp which is working with caltrans says the problem is much bigger trucks are being used to move materials on to the island. >> it has to do with the construction on the new bridge. >> reporter: one possible solution, new signs warning all drivers that loads longer than 65 feet won't make the turn. information these dragon boat drivers they wish they had known. >> we had motorcycle escort drive the turn first. and he actually measured how long this load swings. >> reporter: better communication can help manage this problem but until the word gets out, chp is warning drivers to be prepared for big regular related back ups here on the bridge. patti lee. a shoe washed up on ocean beach and inside was a severed

foot and tonight the medical examiner's office is working on identifying that. according to the san francisco chronicle, it appears the shoe and foot appeared to be in the ocean for some time. we're learning more about a woman accused of killing her two children in orange county. this is a booking photo of marylin edge. she tried to kill herself by ramming her car against an electrical pole. she then said something about a crime an a near by inn. there, officers found thed the -- found the bodies of her two children. the men police were after was walking into traffic apparently trying to be hit by

a car. he then mimicked shooting a gun at officers prompting the offers to open fire with real bullets. police say the man was unarmed. 50 years after the bombing of the 16th street birmingham church. that bombing killed four girls. the bell from the church sounded at the exact moment that the bomb went off on that faithful day back in 1963. the four girls, addie may collins, carol robinson maison and macnaire she was also killed. addie mae's sister was standing with the girls when the bomb went off. >> addie reached out and said the bomb went off.

i heard this loud sound. boom. >> the death of these little children may lead our suffering from the low road of mans inhumanity to man. to the high road of peace and brotherhood. >> a sculpture dedicated to the girls now stands across from the church. the attorney who prosecuted the last two bombings says it is a reminder that the nation must not make the same mistakes of the past. funding for the federal government runs out at the end of the september. that means congress has less than two weeks oncoming up with a bill. if the government does shut down, many core functions including military actions would stop. >> anything that is tied to me

they feel obliged to oppose. and i have a message for them, that's not what the voters put you in office for. is scheduled to open to traffic later this year. tom vacar was in the tunnel and found only a few by important steps remain before this transportation milestone is complete. >> reporter: the long awaited caldecut tunnel looks done but looks are deceiving. what's being completed reflects to what happened 31 years ago in the next tunnel over a fiery crash that incinerated seven people when a chain reaction accident caused a bus and cars

to collide and explode. >> as a result it prompted the transportation association change their standards. >> what we're installing is a very sophisticated system. both for suppression of a fire, public notification in the case of a serious incident in the tunnel. >> reporter: it could have been opened weeks and weeks ago. but what's being installed now are life safety systems and they have to be tested that way if there's a major accident people are less likely to be injured or die. there are numerous fire suppression systems. massive fans to blow those -- out of the tunnelless. seven passage ways to the third bore. even an information system would broadcast emergency reactions to radio.

>> we are on schedule to open until late 2013. >> reporter: that cannot happen until they gain certification to serve the rest of us. i'm tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. a new review shows an alarming number of bridges in the united states are not as safe as they should be. the associated press analyzed figures and found of more than 620,000 bridges more than 65,000 are structurally deficient. almost 21,000 are fractured critical and other 21,000 almost 8,000 are at risk of collapse. engineers however say the bridges are safe even the ones that are deficient or fractured critical. caltrans says the majority of state's bridges are safe for drivers. getting better with age. the surprising number americans say is the best age to be.

but first, the leading republican speaks out about president obama's syrian plan as the u.n. is preparing to release the report to profit the u.s. and preparing for a daunting mission. the delicate operation set to

a live look now as crews in italy are understood taking what is said to be one of the biggest salvage jobs in history. moving the grounded costa concordia wrecked ship. the ship holds 65,000-gallons of polluted water that can cause damage to the surrounding

waters. 32 people died when the cruise ship capsized. thanks to the u.s., russia brokered a deal to strip the syrian government of its stockpiles. secretary of state rick perry stressed that the deal of a u.s. strike is still on the table. under the frame work of this deal, syria must provide a list of its chemical weapons within a week. allow inspector s into the country. president obama says the deal

allows mr. assad to continue killing his own people. >> we are seeing flight after flight coming into syria full of weapons and devices to kill syrians. >> we have syria for the first time acknowledging that it has chemical weapons and the russians their primary sponsors saying they will push syria to get all of their chemical weapons out. the distance that we've traveled over these couple of weeks is remarkable. >> tomorrow the united nations is expected to release its report on the august 21st attack that prompted the threat of a u.s. military strike by president obama. the u.n. inspection team spent two weeks in syria evaluating. the u.s. says its intelligence indicates the military used gas

to carry out those attacks. lawrence summers is out. the obama administers announced that summers has removed itself from considering as the next federal reserve chairman. president obama credits summers for shepereding the nation through a recession recovery. he suggested that eight differences between men and women may uncover why more men succeed. -- it just may surprise you. it wasn't 25, it wasn't 30 or even 40. most people said the age they would like to be is 50. the online poll surveyed more than 2,000 people. most agree that by age 50 you've learned from past mistakes and are still young enough to enjoy life and have fun. >> how many 21-year-olds did

they ask those questions to? >> probably not have money. what had people lining up for hours and scrambling to get inside a popular big box store. it was in the family for generations and now it's gone. >> it was actually the only thing that survived our family getting out of the holocaust. >> a jewish heirloom swiped from a front porch in

a family heirloom generations old has been stolen. while the heirloom has no

monetary value it has sentimental value. >> reporter: after walking through the community hoping someone had seen it. >> my husband and i have put up over 60 signs. we've spoken to everyone in the neighborhood that we can. >> reporter: they're looking for this, a jewish prayer shawl. she lent it to a cousin for a son's barmitzfa. you can see it here. but when her cousin fedexed it back, someone stole it. >> recently i thought they had the contents of the box. but it was empty. >> it had survived the holocaust but not this. >> it had the most valuable item to our family that we own. it has no monetary value but it has complete sentimental value. >> reporter: the family is devastated. something so important was lost and right around the jewish high holidays. they hope this can serve as a warning to others about shipping. >> never ever try to save time

by leaving a very important item without a signature. because i learn add brutal lesson. >> reporter: still they haven't given up hope that someone will see their signs and give it back. >> we hope it's been keeping someone warm or doing something valuable in this in between time. but we hope it is able to be returned to us. >> reporter: the prayer shawl was in a blue zippered back that said shalom in it. that bag was in a sling bag. the family is offering a reward for its safe return. ann rubin. the department of homeland security released an app on thursday. i.c.e. officials arrested a man in michigan within hours. the app has a list of men who are accused of exploiting children. >> at the end of the day our

goal is to catch the bad guys. a lot of times we rely on public tips. >> there are plans to expand these apps to other phones. since your print is unique, apple says it's one of the best security features in the world. but analysts are afraid that hackers will be able to lift fingerprints from doors and use them to open phones. phillip lyn launched his 3.1 collection and featured items for men and women. but the most popular items were the handbags. many of those bags have already

sold out online and in stores. san francisco's china town is filled with more sights and sounds of chinese culture than usual. the event showcases chinese culture through music, food and arts and craft. the festival was started in 1995 following the loma prieta earthquake. but it's roots are seeped in ancient h history. >> it's 1,000-year-old tradition that is celebrated around the world. >> reporter: san francisco is the first city in north america to celebrate the autumn moon festival. it could be time to buy power ball tickets. what the current jackpot is now after no one matched last night's number. and a huge huge payday for floyd mayweather. just how much the boxer made after winning last night's fight. mom...

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well we are wrapping up the last full weekend of summer with some pretty nice temperatures out there. the clouds cleared out. but if you probably noticed the clouds have been increasing a bit. the low clouds over the last few hours near the coast and right around the bay. low clouds a factor. as we take a closer look. still a big factor out there. the mostly cloudy skies at sfo, oakland airport and hayward at last check. still cloud cover out there. current temperatures are still in the 60s. you can still see in san francisco, 62 degrees. san jose at 64. warmest locations in the upper 60s.

68degrees. the fog will continue to be on the increase. it'll be cloudy to warm once again. another warming trend shaping up for those two days. starting out with cloud cover, clearing skies into the afternoon hours. at 7:00 59 degrees. by lunchtime 70. this weather system to the north generating the heavy rainfall and thunderstorms toward seattle earlier this evening. this area of low pressure a factor. it's going to cap our temperatures for tomorrow and going to cool things off by tuesday. we're still talking about 60s for the beaches. right around the bay in the 80s. the next change is by wednesday and thursday. high pressure returns, generating a warmer offshore flow and as a result we're talking about more 70s and 80s. the warmest locations inland could be flirting with 70 degrees. after this moves through, a weak system moves through but

strong enough to generate a few showers. at least a few chances primarily in the south bay. lasting into saturday morning. still a ways between now and then. still a forecast model by tomorrow morning. showing you the cloud cover coast side and right around the bay. as we put this into motion, the clouds gradually clear out. especially south of the golden gate bridge into the early portion of the afternoon. forecast highs for tomorrow, still showing you some 80s for the warmest locations out toward clear lake, fairfield and vacaville. stinson beach 89 degrees. you will find more 80s toward liver mother, antioch and brent moore. and san francisco the clouds in the morning and we'll go 68 degrees for an afternoon high. here is a look ahead, your five

day forecast. temperatures cooling off. and there's a chance of showers. we'll expand the friday forecast with an increase in high clouds. that chance of showers primarily in the north bay. beyond that point into the weekend with your weekend always in view. you can pick out that little rain cloud. into saturday morning, most of the weekend looks just fine. we clear things out eventually by sunday. heather and john you might be saying it feels like fall out there and fall begins technically a week from today. so get ready for that. >> all right, thank you. and the jackpot is bigger after no one matched the numbers. there was one ticket sold in pasadena that matched five numbers numbers minus the power ball. if you missed last night's draw here is a look at the numbers. miss new york made history by becoming miss america just a few hours ago.

>> miss new york. >> that is dena lavaluri. she's the first contestant of indian decent to win the crown. she's also the second miss new york in a row to do it. she will take a traditional jump in the atlantic city surf after that she will visit the scene of a devastating fire. the woman standing next to her was our very own miss california. she just lost the win. crystal lee graduated from stanford. it was a huge payday for welter weight champ floyd mayweather.

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good evening everyone welcome to this late sunday night edition of sports wrap. lots of build up to tonight's 49ers-seahawks game. those belong to the seahawks who for the second straight time humbled the 49ers. you know you're going to get noise in seattle you don't know you're going to get a one hour delay because of near by lightning. once they resume play after a scoreless first quarter the

seahawks got on the scoreboard early in the second. it came on a safety as bruce miller was called for holding in his own end zone. that gave seattle a 2-0 lead and was the beginning of a night in which san francisco made numerous mistakes. the 49ers offense never really found the rhythm. and that led to a seahawks field goal and score of 5-0 at the half. lynch again a thorn in the 49ers side. that 14-yard run, seahawks with a 12-0 lead. 49ers hurt themselves with 12 penalties. just 12-3 with a seattle drive was giving life on that personal foul for smith. then when the 49ers came with a hit, lawson beat it. kaepernick threw for just 125

yards. was intercepted three times. it was very outspokenning this week. comes up with the past. 49ers managed 700 yards of offense. lynch get spwaos the end zone three times on the night at 2-0 the seahawks get the early jump. the 49ers response in the locker room was predictable. >> we're certainly not proud of the way we played tonight or coached. you know, no it wasn't our best hour. >> we certainly didn't make enough plays to be successful. wasn't good football. >> the raiders figured to have some very tough behalf ups this year. when you get one you're supposed to win and do that. that's a good thing. oakland takes care of business today at the coliseum against the jacksonville jaguars. full house of charged up fans and woodson was introduced for his 16th nfl season. reese up the middle.

11yards for the score. oakland product drew had to have circled this game on the calendar. woodson comes barreling through the air to make the tackle. woodson just missing a horse collar which would have been a penalty. the running game must have been the star. and mcfadden breaks lose for 30 yards on this third quarter run. that led to a field goal that gave oakland a 13-3 lead. mcfadden ran for 145 yards. janikowski had four field goals on the day. the raider defense was a big part of the equation. young gets to heney one of five raider sacks. the jaguars did not get into the end zone until there was less than two minutes to play.

19-9. they liked what they saw from woodson. particularly that play on jones drew. >> charles made an exceptional play right there. i think any time you see a play like charles woodson who has played as long as he has in the league and playing in the level he plays to make an effort play like that gives the team and defense in particular the momentum. >> how many times you have to fly over. >> it doesn't matter. supplying supply-- flying over a building in a square bound. >> and it was eli manning and the new york giants hosting peyton manning and the broncos. four interceptions for eli none for peyton. the broncos already had a big lead when holliday fielded this punt at his own 19. goes 81 yards to the end zone. that pads the lead for denver which wept on to win.

peyton now 3-0 against his little brother. they won two games all of last year and now the chiefs are 2-0 after beating dallas. >> atlanta running back jackson squaring off against his former team. jackson scored once but the falcons defense scored a big run. this went off the games of its receiver umanura. both teams 1-1 as the falcons win 31-34. the lions and cardinals are both 1-1. ryan tanninghill got him involved for the team's tpáers -- first goal against the colts. andrew luck and the colts will be at candle stick park next week. and the extra point gave them the win over carolina. >> didn't take long to light up

the scoreboard at jet field. patterson takes 5 yards deep in his own end zone. picks up block and goes all the way to the end zone. returned tie a team record no shortage of scoring in this game. it went back and forth all the way into the final. seconds to play, jay cutler finds bennett at the pylon with just 10 seconds left. he also throws three touchdown passes and the bears 31-30 win. aaron rogers put up a career run 230 yards passing as the packers rolled over washington 38-20. >> the eagles at home for the first display of chip. phillip rivers has all day to stand in the pocket. hooked up three times for touchdown. this was another scoring fest. michael vic throws to jackson.

jackson completes the 61-yard play. the philadelphia field goal tied the game at 30 with 1:51 to play. that was enough for the chargers to move into play. and rivers expression says it all. both teams 1-1 after the chargers 33-30 win. it was a very sloppy day for the saints drew breas but he had enough to lead his team to a win over the bucks. and houston and tennessee went into overtime where the texans pulled out a 30-34 run. still to come on this late night sp mçó4+y?i

the map says the texans rangers can still win the american league west. but this evening, made it really difficult. it had been four years since the a's pulled off a sweep in arlington. they did it thanks to the long part. josh donaldson gets into a martin perez pitch. donaldson's 23rd homer of the year. in the third, the a's went deep again. number 12 on the year for young. tommy malone started in place of jared parker who was ill. malone stepped up. malone gets andrus leading off. then the bullpen did the rest, more runs via the long ball. this time it's josh redick

takes it to the right side of the ballpark. a's complete the sweep with the 5-1 win. they've won five in a row and extend their lead over the second place rangers to 6-1/2 games. the goals for the giants these days a little less ambitious. one should be the resigning of hunter pence. pence off volquez. at dodger stadium that got the giants off to a 1-0 lead after the dodgers have gone in front 3-1 with the runner on in the sixth. make it a tied game. that's 25 homers on the year for pence. 92 rbi. it was still 3-3 in the eighth. when pill came to the plate against dodger reliever paco rodriguez. the dodgers loaded the bases in the ninth off sergio romo but romo worked out of the jam getting puig to ground into a force out to end it. giants take three out of four from l.a. over the weekend and climbed out of the n.l.

west cellar. that position now belongs to the rockies. event number three of golf's fed ex cup will have to be rescheduled for tomorrow. new zealand pulled ahead in the fourth leg. kiwiss won by 17 seconds. that puts the over all score at 7-1. new zealand needs to win two more races to take the cup and can do so as early as tuesday when the next two races are scheduled. nascar's chase for the cup began tonight in chicago lance speedway. getting his car parked after his engine gave way. after two rain delays this totaled 6-1/2 hours, matt kenseth got to the finish line first. he takes the early lead in the race for the cup by eight points over kyle bush who was second tonight.

and sunday night means voting time for our high school football game of the week. here are the games you can vote on for this friday night. it's el cerrito at campo lindo, freedom at san leandro, has lomas at north gait. sacred heart at milpitas, tennyson at acalanes or dell oro at de la salle. >>ty -- i did not get what i was hoping for at the end of the 5:00 show. fans happy on both side of the gate. >> no. >> maybe i should keep my mouth shut. >> could hunter pe nce be any hotter? >> no, i think he's going to

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