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opened fire on a crowd in texas. tonight: as family member now at 11:00, a bay area woman shot and killed when a man opened fire on a crowd in texas. tonight as family members struggle with the sudden loss, police search for the shooter. >> betty yu is in our newsroom, speaking to the brother. >> that's right. they are in a state of shock, absolutely devastated. the san carlos woman was walking with her fiance in the sidewalk as the bars were closing when gunfire rang out. >> and she smiled. she was the life of the party. she could bring you right back up. she was out with her fiance

downtown austin early this morning when the party stopped. tamika was shot dead. four others were injured. they want to question a 24-year- old man. >> you never think that something like this would happen. she went to have fun and just to enjoy being young and vibrant. >> reporter: her older brother ricky said just last week the oke over the phone about riding motorcycles for the first time. >> we texted each other all the time. multiple times a week. she texted me out of the blue and said brother, i love you. i said i love you too. >> reporter: that was the day before she left for texas. the two grew up on the peninsula and she loved the outdoors. she drove a school bus. share add home in san carlos with her -- shared a home in

san carlos with her fiance and was looking forward to getting married in september. >> this is something we needed to deal with every single day. another killing, another killing, another killing. there's some point when it needs to stop. your heart goes out to the families, but you never think that it would touch so close to home. >> reporter: austin police are circulating a photo of a person of interest. they don't yet have a motive in this case. in the newsroom betty yu kpix 5. a man was found stabbed to death tonight not far from the the oakland zoo. someone attacked the man with a knife and then took off. the victim's name has not been released. in san francisco the coroner identified a man who died after falling off a cliff yesterday. his female friend had to be rescued from a cliff, but she was not hurt.

more than 5,000 firefighters are working to extinguish the flames. one person has died. thousands more homes are threatened. a lawnmower sparked a fast moving fire in san jose. maria medina with the battle to put out those flames. >> reporter: new cell phone video shows the attack from the air to put out a grass fire in san jose. >> and that is what really caused the spread of the fire. more than 120 acres with firefighters up against the challenge. >> and the wind and terrain work together. >> a property owner mowing grass sparked the quick moving fire. >> i don't know if it is a

rock, but just one spark ignited the mower. and although the fire is under control, the fire fight is not over. it will continue for the next couple of days to make sure hot spots don't reignite the flames. >> so what happens after the fire burns through? we'll have little embers that pop up because the winds start to blow to catch the embers, then the embers start to grow. >> reporter: in san jose maria medina kpix 5. firefighters say to mow your lawn in the morning with little wind and high humidity, lowering the chance for a fire. water service is now restored for berkeley residence after a string of water main breaks ruptured along the same area near gillman street. thousandsof gallons of water -- thousands of gallons of water caused the break.

>> the pipe that broke on gillman was 79 years old, installed in 1937, so it is possible that age was a factor. >> about 30 customers were without water service. crews will work until early morning. donald trump is on the defensive after the muslim parts of the fallen soldier -- parents of a fallen soldier criticized them. craig boswell has the story. >> reporter: the parents of the american-muslim soldier killed in iraq spoke about donald trump. >> he is a black soul. this is unfit for the leadership of this beautiful country. >> reporter: khizr khan slammed trump's proposed muslim ban. >> have you even read the united states constitution? >> reporter: while his wife stood by his side. >> maybe she wasn't allowed to have anything to say, you tell me. >> reporter: she explained

saying that donald trump has asked why i did not speak because without saying a thing, all the world, all america felt my pain. >> campaigning in ohio, hillary clinton said that trump's comments were inappropriate. >> to have trump do what he did, i don't know where the bonds are. i don't know where the bottom is. >> reporter: trump should be allowed to defend himself from a vicious attack. >> we need to focus on protection for our homeland security. that's the issue. >> reporter: he questions whether the words are their own or from clinton speedwriters. but khan said he spoke from his heart. craig boswell cbs news the white house. >> a pocket version of the u.s. constitution like the one khan held up during the convention speech is in and out best selling device on amazon. what may be looming in san francisco, no deal on a new contract. the current one expires

tonight. they staged a protest blocking last-minute traffic. they want better salaries and benefits. they will meet tomorrow to discuss their next potential strike. and from the hotel to housing, people can sign up for new affordable living. it is being converted into low- cost apartments. but to qualify, you'll need to live or work in allen martin toe and learn between just $10,000 to $40,000 a year. it starts tomorrow morning at 8:30 at the palo alto office. we are learning more about the people who died in the hot air balloon crash in texas yesterday. matt rowan and his wife were among the victims. matt specialized in burn treatment research for the army. skip nichols was at the

controls when the balloon plunged to the ground in austin. power lines likely caused the crash. >> there's physical evidence to indicate the balloons or some component of the balloons hit the wires themselves. our mission is to find out what happened so that we can keep it from happening again. >> in all 16 people died making it the deadliest crash of its kind. >> you know that the bay area is a popular spot for hot-air balloon trips especially in the wine country in sonoma and nap pennsylvania one pilot has -- that pap and one pilot has -- in napa and one pilot says that the wind may take you where it may. >> i have flown 6,000 or more flights. i would say absolutely probably the safest concert place that there is. >> reporter: he doesn't think that yesterday's accident will have much impact for those that

seek adventure in the sky. draymond green has the warrior's star apologizing. >> plus, an effort for the tension between the police and the community that they serve with a cup of coffee. witnessing the power of mother nature. streets turned into river. a look at the damage left in maryland. we have our weather to contend with. some of the most predictable in the united states. yes, we will have the forecast after the break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

a san jose family escaped a burning house today, but at least one of their pets a dog did not make it. the fire broke out on birch grove drive just after noon today. crews got it under control in less than an hour and brought out two of the family's four dogs, but a third dog did die. at one point during the search, the firefighters said that there was better news for the family. >> after we had been in there for a while, we found the third one. i think he was hiding under a piece of furniture in the closet somewhere, but yeah we were able to find him. >> the three people that live in the house made it safely, but they need a new place to stay. a debate is swirling. showing video of the takedown to a former bart police chief who said that the officer did

what he had to do. >> a vocal crowd. a suspect on the ground friday afternoon. they responded to the call, trying to question the suspect, but the young man was combative. cell phone video posted on social media show them trying to control him. and he bit an officer and spat at him as well. they say that they used excessive force and thought that it could have severely injured the man. he has seen the footage, saying that it is a tactic used to

gain control. >> using the the knee to gain control of those arms and legs. >> and that is what they have always been trained to do. >> it appears that he turned around. >> and the only offense, then that alone would not justify striking a suspect to the head. but you'd have to look at the totality of the situation. >> reporter: after the blow, the officer immediately repositioned his right hand on top of the man's neck so that he could no longer move his head. the officer then uses his left hand to wipe away the spit. the retired chief says that if the officer's intention was to gain control of the suspect and stop him from spitting at him again, then it would with justified. but if the intent is strictly to retaliate, then that would

be wrong. bart has launched an internal affairs investigation. an independent auditor is also reviewing the case. >> and as you know, we are seeing mounting hostility towards law enforcement. but in san jose, police held a mixer with community members. and they are calling it coffee with a cop. it is a part of an ongoing effort to connect officers with the people that they serve. >> our goal is for those to make sure that they know that we care. we have to continue to build on that and not take it for granded, which is why we're out here. >> and he hopes to make changes to the department. a gunman wounded twin sisters this afternoon. one woman was shot in the upper body. police say that the shooter may

have been angry at woman for intervening. they are expected to be okay. so far the shooter has not been caught. in ellicott city, two people were killed. nikki burdine shows us what happened. >> reporter: the overwhelming feeling of helplessness this sunday. you know caffeine keeps the world spinning. >> strangers helping strangers emerge. >> and they were forming a human chain to save the woman trapped in her car. >> it is still coming into focus. it is unbelievable. >> reporter: he is escorted

through the wreckage. >> we will try to help those who lost their homes, provide the assistance to get the entire community back together. >> they have damage on some sorts as you can see them clearing through the other side. >> and the water was right up to the front door. but signs of hope. she couldn't get home last night to her cat. >> he had food and water, but they were just terrified. >> reporter: this is my whole life. but i know that our friends and our family, our activities, they will come together. we are going to be fine. >> and that is nikki burdine reporting. well, across the u.s.,

we've got some thunderstorms of our own, not in the bay area, but the time of the year when they will begin to wrap up just a little bit. and thunderstorms pop up east of las vegas. we'll see more of this, but it will be confined out to the southwest. oakland at 60. san francisco at 68 degrees. santa rosa at 56 degrees. and that is the afternoon highs for tomorrow with the temperatures in the mid-60s. and we will be warm, but not typical at this time of the year. it's about as normal as it would get with them deepening just a little bit. future cast will show the other

main faors tomorrow. one way or the other, they will give way to plenty of sunshine as they will move back in. that will be relatively mild. temperatures will be in the mid- 90s. temperatures will remain the same. overnight lows tonight, sun up tomorrow morning. if you are heading out of the bay area that you will find it very toasty. yosemite on the valley floor at 77 degrees. the bay area will be pretty close to average. and oakland at 70s. and over in the east bay the

lower 80s, a little bit warmer there with the low clouds, mostly in the lower 70s. clover dale all near the upper 80s to the lower -- 90s. sun in the afternoon and those temperature trends, i'm afraid that i cannot tell you any as i don't know what paul will talk about on monday, but he'll come up with something interesting going on. suiting up to protect the athletes from the zika virus. just when you thought you couldn't ease cape pokemon -- couldn't escape pokemon go, guess where it is coming up. coolen caper -- colin kaepernick for the battle of

the quarterback. can jimmy walker hold on jason day for the final majors of the year? >> i've got a couple to play with to relax a little bit. he did not give up the single base hit for his 100th win. >> it is old school, right? >> and that 13-year-old will go for the big time. that's all ahead on game day. ,,,,,,,,

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pokemon go players knowing to wonder where they don't belong, they are wandering onto the cemeteries now. where players could train their poke upon, but the problem is that they are not welcomed visitors on sacred grounds. >> the kids running around here, they are running through the sprinklers, on skate boards. it's just very disrespectful. i think that we were the most concerned about coming out here, defacing the monuments and the grave sites and that sort of thing. so it is personal for us out here at this cemetery. >> it is easier to understand. the cemetery decided to do something about it, reaching out to nintendo and they asked them to remove the location from the game. and already they are seeing fewer players. earlier this month, officials at arlington national cemetery asked guests to refrain from playing pokemon on the grounds.

well call it one less distraction for olympic athletes. some players have complained that there aren't any pokemon to catch in rio. he tweeted this game shot. the game is available in 30 countries, but not in brazil. >> there is a much more serious claim, the zika virus. they will wear zika-proof outfits. mosquito repellant was added to clothing to be worn during training. they have tested the uniforms and they kept the mosquitoes away. coming up, the weekend's box office. the pressing question, was it a good debut for "bad moms," you can find out. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

snapchat account. green initially wrote on twitter: "hacked ... can't win right now." but later he warriors star green is apologizing for posting a picture of his private parts. he said that it was meant as a private message, but sent the wrong button. earlier this month, e he was accused of striking a man in the face in michigan. thousands of runners raced across san francisco before dawn. and they ran across the bridge.

and after covering more than 26 miles, they reached there again. the man from san francisco and a woman from oakland were the winners. it's been a decade since the latest movie with the jasonbourne movie, but jason bourne debuted earning $61 million. followed by the new comedy, "bad mom." "secret life of pets," and "lights out." >> the lights out will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,