in san jose ri good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. developing news in san jose right now. firefighters are getting a handle on a two alarm grass fire burning on east capital expressway near tours. eight to ten acres have already

burned and drivers report smoke in the area. we will bring you more unless as we get it -- information as we get it. a minivan that plummeted into the san francisco bay with its driver inside was pulled out of the water today. a commercial salvage company brought the minivan to the surface. daytona 500ers used sonar but -- divers used sonar. now police are frying to piece agent -- trying to piece together what happened. >> a lot of times you find out there may have been a medical issue behind it. we don't want to speck late until we talk to the family. >> the coast guard says there were other people in the car but they all got out safely. the van was found in about 25 feet of water. a group of sailors nearby saw what happened and immediately dove into the water to help. kpix 5's anne makovec talked to one of them about the desperate fight to save the driver. >> reporter: this home video shows the last few seconds before the van dropped below

the water line. >> it's haunting. >> reporter: the men you see pounding on the back window, members of a youth sailing team who happened to be nearby. >> it was just that we had to get it out like we had to save this person. >> reporter: andrew and his teammates were at a fundraiser at the golden gate yacht club. >> we heard some screaming and looked over and there's this van that had just gone in the water. and there's people screaming and people screaming and it was just like oh my god. >> reporter: six members of the team immediately jumped into this boat and traveled about 1,000 feet to where the van was sinking into the bay. >> well, i was driving and they were on the boat and already stripping down to get ready to jump into the water and grabbing the tools. >> reporter: three of the men armed with a screw driver and their bare fists tried to break the back window as the woman inside yelled for help. >> just pounding the windows as hard as they could. they got it to track. they couldn't get it to shatter as the van went down. >> reporter: even at that point they didn't give up hope, marking the spot for emergency workers rushing to the scene. but as the night went on it became clear there wouldn't be a happy ending. >> it's going to be hard to think about that every time we

sail in and out of there and it's one of the things we have to live with. >> reporter: they will be offered grief counseling to try to shake the nightmare they couldn't stop from coming true. in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> the young men who attempted the rescue are all part of the american youth sailing force. the team competing in the america's cup races this fall. take a look at this charred mess left after a stolen car crash into a gas line sparking a destructive fire. a police officer spotted an unreported stolen car driving without headlights around midnight. when the officer tried to pull the car over, police say the driver took off. the teenager behind the wheel lost control. >> i had just turned off the tv and lay down and then heard the crash. and then when -- by the time i got outside, the car was already on fire and already blazing. >> one house is destroyed and another is badly damaged and

everyone inside the homes though got out okay. the driver was arrested and taken to juvenile hall. caltrans service is back to normal now after being disresulted earlier by a grass fire. the fire broke out above a tunnel on paul avenue near the train tracks. that's in san francisco's bay view district. the fire started around 2:00 this afternoon. firefighters quickly put it out but train service was suspended in both directions while crews worked at the scene. we're learning more about what may have led to the batch of bad bolds and steel rods on the new bay bridge. according to recently released caltrans' documents, several quality control problems are to blame. for example, hundreds of rods and bolts had been improperly treated with brake cleaner as well as an aerosol product. they were supposed to be blasted with grit to avoid contamination which makes rods brittle. and we will have more about the safety issues in a kpix 5 special tonight. it's called "the new bay bridge

-- is it safe?" . you can watch it here at 7:30. the latest survey is out and this year's survey counted more than 6400 homeless people. about half live on the streets. the rest stay in shelters or other housing. but a third of the homeless say that they're gay and about two- thirds are physically or mentally disabled or suffer from substance abuse. sunny skies over much of the bay area today and here's a live look outside in dublin. maybe. oh we don't have -- there it is. it's not going to look lake that for long -- like that for long though. kpix 5's elizabeth wenger is here to talk about changes on the way. elizabeth? >> i hope you enjoyed it today. it's hard to believe with all the sunshine and blue skies we could be talking about bringing the umbrellas back out of the closet but it's true. we have a rainmaker coming our way. high pressure is weakening as we speak over the bay area but right now temperatures are already in the mild side. santa rosa still at 88 degrees

and 73 in oakland and 83 is what you're clocking in right now at heyward. so we are closely watching a couple low pressure systems. one in the northwest and another out over the pacific. and the biggest difference you'll notice tomorrow. the clouds and the cooler temperatures. today, some places reached into the 90s. not the case tomorrow. highest temperatures in our inland spots are only going to be in the mid- to upper 70s and a chance of some rain light rain tomorrow. likely in the later half of the day and pretty much sticking tot north bay. but -- to the north bay. but then move further south spreading around the entire bay area. monday into tuesday. so how much rain are we talking? we'll time it all out for you coming up. our full weather forecast in a few minutes. ann back to you. thank you elizabeth. a rainbow flag flying over a city building. who made the decision to put it up and who's crying foul. >> and up in the sky, why you may want to sky up late tonight and pay close attention to the moon. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

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city's employees approve. richmond's mayor ordered the flag be flown because june is gay pride month. but some city employees objected sending out mass e- mails saying it was inappropriate. other people disagree. >> my viewpoint? live -- live, let live. that's my opinion and the world's got to be fair. so does the government. so -- it doesn't bother me at -- at the least. >> well, some city council members say that they should have been consulted before the mayor approved flying the flag but the mayor stand by her decision. -- stands by her decision. a walk-a-thon today in golden gate park for a cause dear to our hearts here at kpix 5. now 5 k walk is a benefit for students rising above. we've shown you many stories about students graduating from high school and college. the money raised today will help more students continue their education. well, this is a form of

tough love. playing out on the football field. >> chop him. cop him. get occupy here. ain't no -- out of here. ain't no -- >> coming up the measures this coach takes to keep his kids in line and why the parents are all on board along with the students. a lovely day aross the bay area. >> the next 48 hours things are changing quite significantly. you want to stay tuned. your seven day forecast is coming up next. ,, ♪ roundup ♪ i'm a loving husband and a real good dad ♪ ♪ but weeds just make me rattlesnake mad ♪ ♪ now roundup has a new sharp-shootin' wand ♪ ♪ i'm sendin' them weeds to the great beyond ♪ ♪ roundup yeha! [ whip cracks ] ♪ ♪ no need to pump, just point and shoot ♪ ♪ hit 'em in the leaves, and it kills to the root ♪ ♪ 'round fences, trees, even mulched beds ♪

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fun... but a youth football camp goal. here summer sports are supposed to be fun, but a youth football camp in berkeley has a bigger goal. here's kpix 5's patrick sedillo on the program that's based on tough love. >> why you all taking so long? chop him. chop him. get out of here. ain't no sitting down. hurry up jordan get up. >> reporter: every saturday afternoon in berkeley, sam pablo park. coach todd walker conducts football training for kids that come for exercise, fun and camaraderie. but leave with much more. >> you know a lot of them don't have a father figure or if they do he might not be around or in they life. we get them out here. we be real strict and firm out here. >> reporter: walker who happens to work in a local mortuary sometimes goes to extreme lengths to teach his lessons. >> they kind of a little bit older, bring a body bag. you know a few items from the mortuary and show them you know it's either this or that.

>> reporter: the tough love the coach brings to the field is making a difference because the kids know he cares about them. >> he encouraged me and in football and in the drills and stuff. he makes me try harder. >> he's harder on you. >> yes that's the point. because when someone is hard on you that means they want you to be better at something. >> they feel like that's cool to get shot or go -- you know shoot somebody and go to jail. we try to deter them to you know a different direction. >> reporter: getting the kids off the streets and onto a life path. parents of the boys welcome the coach's devotion to their son. >> i mention the coach's name if he is feeling a little frisky. he immediately gets in line. >> they get in trouble. that's when i come. that's when i come with the body bag. >> reporter: coach walker's camp goes from 1:00 p.m.to 3:00 p.m. every saturday. it's free. and anyone can come. reporting from berkeley, patrick sedillo, eyewitness news. >> and the football camp is geared towards boys ages 5 and

up. this is incredible. a sacramento girl with cerebral palsy is determined to finish an upcoming triathlon with little help from her dad. he and his daughter are training for the sacramento international triathlon. and they're hitting the road to prove physical limitations are no obstacles. dad says the toughest part comes after he swims for a mile. pulling olivia in a kayak. >> so out of the kayak i will carry her from the i can yak up the -- kayak up the river embankment and over to the bike transition area. >> not just go along for the ride. she will pedal her way for a quarter mile and then walk across the finish line. the race is next sunday in sacramento. that's cool. >> all right. you don't need a telescope to see tomorrow morning's big lunar event. it's a supermoon that's getting ready the make its appearance. that is what the moon looked like over los angeles last

night. it will look even bigger tonight. it's not that unusual -- >> what's different about this case is that it's also full at the same time. so it's just going to appear unusually bright. you know you could have a -- a par gentleman. a moon that's closer to the earth. when it's a crescent moon you won't notice it as much because part of the moon is in shadow. >> here in the bay area the best time will be at 4:30 tomorrow morning to see it and contrary to popular belief a supermoon has no effects on the tides or seismic activity. elizabeth wenger in tonight for roberta. >> we should be able to see it. >> if you're up at 4:30. you can see it tonight. so tonight might be the best bet but 14% bigger than the average moon so not going to look hugely different to the naked eye. in the video from los angeles. but still might be a cool sight nonetheless and yes you should be able to see it tonight. our weather maker that we're watching is not moving in until tomorrow. late tomorrow. so here's the weather headlines coming up. becoming partly to mostly cloudy overnight tonight and we

could see a little marine layer i especially along the coast but the really weigh chings are coming sunday. -- big changes are coming sunday. the biggest differences are a lot more clouds and a lot cooler with a good chance of rain mainly in the north bay by tomorrow afternoon and evening. more of what we saw today and possibly even hotter comes by the end of next week. so here's what it looks like out over the pay right now. you can see the -- bay right now. you can see the sailboats and blue skies and sunshine. it was a gorgeous summer day across the bay area and temperatures are still beautiful out there. 88 in anita rosa. oakland 73. nice and mild. san francisco, 65. 65 degrees in san francisco and low 70s right now in san jose. so it's because of this ridge of high pressure that's what's been keeping us in the nice warming trend for the past few days but the high pressure is leaving us and we were actually watching a couple low pressure systems. one in the northwest and another one in the pacific. that's bringing us the pretty big changes over the next 48

hours. sunday into tuesday. so this is your weather forecast for tomorrow. the biggest difference like i said with the clouds and the cooler weather today we reached into the 90s. our hottest spot will only be in the mid- to upper 70s. going to be in the low 60s around the coast. so we'll time things out with futurecast. and mainly in the north bay that's kind of what we're watching in terms of the sprinkles and light rain beginning tomorrow afternoon early evening and then in the overnight sunday into monday, that's when we could see some rain fall all across the bay area. going to slowly spread further south and we could see a couple of wet morning commutes definitely on monday and possibly tuesday as well. before we finally dry out and it starts to feel like summer again. so here's a look at your overnight lows. mainly in the 50s overnight tonight. and again we could see a little bit of a marine layer. partly to mostly cloudy skies for the rest of us. 68 tomorrow is your high in oakland. upper 70s in fairfield. you can cool off along the coast. only reaching a high of 59 in pacifica and low 70s in

mountain view and san jose. around northern california, it's going to be hot in the central valley. fresno, sacramento, very pleasant in lake tahoe with temperatures there highs reaching into the mid 70s. so here's the look at your forecast. over the next several days, once again that rain moves in sunday into monday and then continuing into tuesday. looks like right now monday may be the wettest day across the bay area. get ready for once again a wet morning morning commute but it's quickly out of here by wednesday. we dry out it looks like and then the hot weather makes the return thursday through saturday once again we're going to see 90s. we make a nice little rebound. >> all right thank you. her rain is messing with yours in car. >> not my nascar. it's nascar's nascar. i mean it's only -- you know what? it's the biggest baby that sonoma raceway holds the rest of the year. they're going to have well over 100,000 people jammed into the racetrack to watch the best of the cup cars do what they do

best. we've got soccer and we've got that. we've got the giants' baseball. barry zito running the bases. don't worry, we'll show you what we did with his arm. ,,,,,,,,,,,, look at them kids. [ sigh ]

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marlins today at at&t park. sun soaked sellout crowd that we've got for you today. third and king street. giants down 1-0 in the 5th. gregor blanco, into triples alley and although it bounced up and over the wall, the ump rules fan interference, good enough to award barry zito home plate. game tied at 1. this was his first appearance since the death of his father. he recorded five strikeouts in just seven innings of work. allowed just one run and he had great defense behind him. great number here. look at it. 6-4-3 double play to support him in the 6th inning. this game went to extras folks. marlins threatening. placido polanco at the plate. swings it tough but no. no, no says hunter pence who saved the day. we go to the bottom of the 11th. the bases loaded up for hector sanchez. and sanchez they like to call him dumped one into left field.

that scored blanco and that is your ball game. giants a much-needed win 2-1 the final. presently, they are two and a half games back of the dbacks in the west. giants and the community, yes, they were. reliever jeremy affeldt got a field named after him as part of the junior giants' foundation. the giants' reliever was in modesto yesterday morning for the dedication along with the junior giants who matched his donation. to brazil, two soccer powerhouses italy at brazil. the con fed cup tied at 1 in the second but oh namar did a little something about that on the free kick. beautifully right into the corner of the net. brazil doubles up italy 4-2 and they finish atop their group. u.s. track and field championships, iowa that's lolo jones 100-meter hurdle finalsed. a decent start. looked like she could finish in the top three but no no no, rollins takes first.

jones finished fifth. jones by the way moonlighting by training with the u.s. bobsled team. now jamie mcmurray today won the pole for sunday in sonoma. the save mart 350. please leave home early in you're planning to go to the race. how do the sport like this born by running moonshine in the south end up in the heart of the wine country? one bay area native's passion for cars made it all possible. let's take you to sonoma. okay as i give you that long lead-in. what are those things? hey live tv you never know what can happen. gremlins in the machine so as i just vamp and vamp and wait for a video that may or may not pop up. i'll just simply tell you that 25 years they've had nascar at that track. and that guy that we saw ken clapp pretty much i wouldn't say built it by himself but he's one of the faces of the rock of mount rushmore if they ever put that one in. now they're telling us we do

have the piece. let's take you to sonoma with that story. >> place was nothing like it is now. >> the series looked for a new california home and found one in the beautiful napa valley. >> sonoma raceway. built in 1968, but business didn't take off until nascar pioneer ken clapp got involved. >> we had no major event at that time that would carry the overhead. they were going to have to have a big stock car race here to ever be able to really be successful. >> any place you can get a good vantage point. >> after nascar closed referside raceway in southern california -- riverside raceway in southern california -- clapp set his sights on the bay area as a replacement. >> we worked diligently to do a race in san jose. the politicians in san jose not only wouldn't learn about our sport, but didn't have the vision to understand what they were letting get away from them. >> but clapp and the folks at cirrus point did. today the event draws fans from all over northern california which paved the way for all

sorts of improvements including this 50,000 seat grandstand. >> that's the funny thing about the grandstand. used to be just some grandstands like at a high school football game. they brought a bulldozer and built the huge grandstand. it's a megarace just after 1:00 tomorrow in sonoma. >> pretty cool. >> all right thank you so much. we'll see you again at 10:00 and 11:00 right here on kpix 5. stay tuned for the special too at 7:30. "on the bay bridge -- is it safe?" . good night. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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