good evening, i'm brian hackney. and i'm juliette goodrich. ix five's jessica a teenage celebration going role in a slew of the pioneers ended up sick and into the hospital. -- partyers ended up sick and into the hospital.>> reporter: it is still a mystery as to what substance caused the boy king, but more people are coming forward, and more were here last night celebrating the quinceanera and a total of 19 people, and we spoke with one woman does all this go down.>> reporter: panic at the quinceanera, one teenage girls passage into women hood and partygoers mysteriously poisoned, three children in

icu, a nine-year-old in critical condition and they do not know what caused it.>> it was a panic thing, and she was sweating and crying.>> reporter: at the women's building in the mission it is quiet while they set up for the party tonight, but last night it was chaotic.>> they were crying, into a three kids were sick and could not breathe. and then the ambulance and the police came in.>> reporter: did you have any sense or did you hear what could have caused the poisoning? >> i have an idea.>> reporter: the san francisco fire department said the patients had swollen tongues, rashes and shortness of breath, and they believe that the candy may have been tainted. >> we cannot come to the conclusion as to the actual substance but we have the commonality of all 14 patients,

they ate the gummy candy.>> reporter: more partygoers are coming forward with symptoms, a total of 19 people left to wonder what made them sick. the san francisco police department in department of public health are investigating the poisoning. developments in the story of the homicide near the san francisco aquatic are, the family of 20-year-old calvin riley, he was playing pokimon go when he was killed, and it been attending san joaquin college and played baseball, and he was shot in the chest just before 10 pm. the paramedics performed cpr that he was pronounced dead at the scene, and they are trying to figure out what happened, and no arrests have been made. they said this kind of crime is rare.>> it is very unusual, every few years or five years

something like this will happen. will we tend to see is more of a tourist crime, breaking into cars, and a lot of that.>> anybody with information about the homicide can call the u. s. parks services tip line. a rash of homicides in hayward, a 17-year-old boy shot and killed last night in front of a home, and on friday separate shootings left two people dead, making seven homicides in hayward so far this year. we hear from the family of the san jose teenager killed in a crash more than a week ago and we are live in santa clara where there is a growing memorial.>> reporter: and the brother said that the driver had a medical episode when he hit this pole behind me, and he had just switched seats with a cousin before the accident, and she was the only one that did not make it. >> what i miss the most is when she would sing to me. >> reporter: jonathan rodriguez

will never forget the call that changed his life forever. >> i got the call and i could not believe it and i did not want to believe it.>> reporter: he rushed to the scene of the accident and he knew that he had lost his baby sister.>> i believe that when i went to where she was, where the accident happened, and i broke out into tears.>> reporter: cynthia was in the truck with her coworkers on the way back from a catering job, less than a mile from the restaurant, the manager behind the wheel bundling -- suddenly blacked out and veered off the road hitting the pole. cynthia, 15, was the only one that did not make it.>> she rushed to see my sister but she was not breathing. she tried to do cpr, but she could not.>> reporter: the family of cynthia, family friends and middle school teacher came together to say

their final goodbyes. and her family describes her as kind, determined and always happy. >> i keep asking why. it is kind of hard to know that she is really gone. >> we are just trying our best to think of the happy moments we have had with her and we have never seen her sad. she was very happy and we should be happy because that is what she would want us to be. >> reporter: jonathan said that the driver was released from the hospital yesterday, and the police do not believe that alcohol or drugs were a factor. we are learning that one of the two skydivers that plummeted to his death was jumping for the first time in lodi, and the victim was 18 years old, and his family had gathered to watch them jump. the other victim was the skydiving instructor, and the sheriff's office said that the parachute never opened.

a stolen truck and $100,000 of construction equipment was recovered in concord, and found stashed in a warehouse, and the police have made several arrests, and crediting the fact that the truck had a gps tracker leading them to the suspects. court operations will be impacted tomorrow as the county clerks continue the strike, walking off the job and demanding a pay hike, the first in a decade, and the county was spending too much on the $200 million courthouse that was due to open this week. the last of the five trusses on the bay bridge coming down this week, and it will be lowered onto the barges below, and caltrans says that taking across a part was just as difficult as building, and the work will continue until 2018. hillary clinton opening up a sizable lead over donald trump, national polls on how both sides have made their case

today. >> reporter: donald trump support is sliding after rough week, the new washington post abc news polls showing the republican nominee has the support of 42% of the likely voters, compared to 52% for hillary clinton. according to the tracker poll, clinton is ahead of truck in the key swing states, up by 12 points in virginia, two points in novato. -- in nevada. trump is open to make up ground in detroit where he will speak on the economy.>> mr. speaker, and his numbers do not add up. >> of course not, and the storybook is that no numbers add up your >> reporter: litton hoping to move the attention away from her use of the private email server when she was secretary of state. the issue resurfaced sunday with news that the iran executing the iranian nuclear scientist that was also a u. s.

spy. >> in the emails on her private server there were conversations among the senior advisers about this gentle man, and it goes to show how reckless or decision was to put that highly classified information on a private server.>> reporter: her running mate came to her defense. say over and over again, that with respect to the emails, i made a mistake and i've learned something and would not do it again. >> reporter: cleaned holding the next campaign event in florida on monday. foreigner -- former can that john kasich says he does not know who he will support and does not plan yet on voting for either trump or clinton. the secret they want the world to know about their art. what happened when i'm -- a fisherman snagged a shark, coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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"verruckt (ver-ook tragedy on what is being called the world's tallest waterslide, a 12-year-old boy died on the slide at the water park in kansas city, missouri. it describes the slide is one that could send a three person raft down the 168 foot tall structure and they are trying to figure out what went wrong. the right is closed pending a full investigation and the park will be closed through tomorrow.>> safety is a priority. in addition to the safety on what happened on the right, our lifeguards are critical. this will be there be difficult for them to focus after something like this. for that reason we felt it was wise to close the park.>> multiple agencies are involved in the investigation, and the slide opened in july 2014. the athletes are in the spotlight at the real olympics, and musicians trying to draw attention to their plight, the music is banned.

>> reporter: when you think of rio de janeiro, it is hard not to think of a party, the opening ceremony putting the brazilian culture on display, and that is the probe ella -- provella funk music, and a neighborhood that is often struggling with violent jog -- drug traffickers. the well-known funk musician using his music to criticize the government, and says that the highlighting of the funk at the olympics is hypocritical. much like american hip-hop, they have problems within government, but unlike the united states, brazil has criminalized the music. >> many times we see it shot

down by bullets or have the equipment burned. >> reporter: they are fighting for funk to be open to everyone, and they hope that the opening ceremonies is progress. >> it is a great showcase for them to be part of a big event like the olympics to show their art.>> reporter: funk continues to be an act of resistance and he plans on writing music until it changes. something out of a james bond movie, the high-tech custom jet designed to transport some the world's best athletes, and the russian plane unveiling the sport jet, the interior is equipped with medical, visio and diagnostic equipment, minimizing the travel effects that could hurt the olympic performance. >> we don't know if it will be so useful, but we see that it

is.>> the company's open have the planes in the air for that 2018 world cup. the shark put on quite a show for the fisherman off of san diego. >> oh my goodness. >> reporter: the vote captain believes it was well over 500 pounds, and they had it hooked but it broke free after about 20 minutes. a spectacle on the sun's surface and the nasa explanation on what is going on is next. we check on your all- important back to work forecast and we have the uncharacteristically sunny ocean beach, coming up after the break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

gail-force winds, and heavy e... parts of mexico are getting pounded by a hurricane earl, heavy rains and heavy winds ravaging the landscape and causing heavy mudslides, 11 have died in some are still missing. the wounds were slamming the

shore and flooding the low- lying areas, and mexican authorities are warning the residents that more is on the way. a different kind of rain storm, and this one is on the sun, and nasa released this breathtaking image, the solar flare causing the material to cascade down in big loops, and it is basically a super hot mix of positively and negatively charged particles that rapidly cool as it falls.>> it sure is a pretty picture, amazing. back on earth we have mostly clear skies in the bay area with parts of low clouds along the shoreline. and as usual for the early part of august, and we have been showing you thunderstorms forming over the spine of the rocky mountains, but the real stories happening in the southeast where the tropical moisture will unwind over the next couple of days. and if you think it is chilly here, looking for something to complain about, think about the 12 inches of rain they are

getting in northern florida over the next four days from the tropical moisture. it does not look bad by comparison as we gaze toward mount diablo, warming conquered it 86 degrees, oak glen 69, san francisco 64, san jose 76, and pleasant in the south bay. it is cool on the shoreline with the chilly air cooled by the ocean temperature, 55 degrees and mild. inland it will remain typically mild. mid-60s along the coast as we head into monday, low 70s inland and mid-80s for monday. warming up a little bit tomorrow and cooling down midway, and the low pressure will not be moving much with the low pressure meaning low temperatures, relatively, and tomorrow will be closed average. wednesday and thursday things will cool again, and this is the driver in all of that, these low crowds -- clouds

pushing in on the monterey peninsula, and early clearing tomorrow. northwesterly wind and temperatures is the reason the temperatures are coming up a little bit on monday. a brief forming and then low clouds at the shoreline bring us this summertime pattern hanging in all week long. and the a's are taking on the orioles, 7:05 pm, temperature at 65 degrees at the gametime at 7:05 pm. a nice night for baseball. overnight lows in the mid 50s was santa rosa cooler in san jose a little bit warmer. at 6:18 am tomorrow sunset -- sunup, and for those of you hitting the road, warm in fresno, 98, yosemite 66. and close to average with 67 in san francisco, 90 in concord, 81 in san jose, 72 in oakland. and the south bay the numbers in the upper 70s to mid 80s, 84

in campell, cupertino at 85, and in the east bay in the upper 80s. 92 if you go to brentwood, 90 at pittsburg, 87 in fairfield, and tomorrow mostly sunny day, 77 for san rafael, 80 in sonoma. and heading up 1012 ukiah, 92, 92 in cloverdale. your extended forecast, the usual low clouds in the morning and sunshine in the afternoon with temperatures in the 80s, 70s and 60s depending on where you are. that holds true all the way into next weekend, and if you want dynamic, change, excitement, the greatest introduction. one baseball legend is calling it quits and another gets 3000 base hit, and why is it the talk of the golf world, and what he did coming

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bumgarner to pitch 8 innings, allow 2 hits, and not get the win... but that's the reality for the post all-star break giants who have not won a game umgarner's 5 star it seemed almost impossible for madison bumgarner to hit eight innings, allowed two kitson not get the win, but that is the reality for the giants and they have not won again since the break. in nationals picture appelbaum -- pitcher pipe bomb, and over the shoulder and the retired

joe panik, and bumgarner had the worst start of the season last week in philadelphia but more than made up for it today. one of seven strikeout victims and he gets the support with the seventh inning, two on and never one for the american history, and the midnight ride. the centerfielder kept the game score. the next any, taking bumgarner deep in the opposite direction, a solar shot, 1-0, and the bottom of the ninth, sporting the black eye, and a chance for a pinch-hit, but they had the trade deadline, and failed, and mark penn's going down. in the giants win, 1-0 despite that game for bumgarner. the a set a record, placing a player on the disabled list for the 25th times, and gray

only 5-11. the a's have plenty of young players, and the oakland starter sean gets the shutout and kris bryant has its 27th home run, and the cubs get the 1-0 lead. anthony rizzo drops it down the left line in it gets passed cocoa, and giving the cubs the 3-0 lead, and mark gets the a's on the board with his 23rd home run of the year, in oakland down 3-1. the cubs get the flamethrower, and end of the night and three-one and striking out kris davis, 104 mile an hour fastball. and they swept the series, oakland 15 games under 500 for the first time all year.

the yankees alex rodriguez announced he will retire on friday, and a-rod has hit 696 home runs, and rodriguez has become the little used pinch player, hitting barely over 200, and he played 22 seasons on the majors after making his debut with seattle in 1994 at the age of eight teen. -- age of 18.>> i never thought i could play for 22 years. at 18 i just wanted to make the team. hits. and in the seventh ichiro goes off the righ fie >> and emotional moment and into another emotional moment, looking loose and going for the 3000 career hit, and off to the right, and ends up with the triple, and that is number

3000, and what an amazing accomplishment considering he did not get his first major league hit until he was 27 years old, and the marlins win the game, 10-7. the lowest round of the history of the pga tour was 59 in the record was held by six golfers until jim furyk leads all today, and trying to break out in the final round of the travelers championship, and he had 10 birdies in the eagle and birdied 16 to go 12 under many he just needs two parsed to set the record for the lowest round in the pga tour in history with a 58 tapped in and there it is, one of the six players that is stock the 59, and he tied for the fifth, and starting at 70th. and russell needed this par putt to avoid the playoff, and for second win, and he had to scrape the post-tournament spotlight jim furyk.

>> i had a giant smile on my face watching that play, or at least it felt like that to me. >> mr. 58, how does that sound? >> that sounds darn good. >> you may be called that for the rest of your life. >> that won't bother me much. and the nascar, ricky makes hard contact with the ball and gets hit by jj, and he is okay. the final lap, denny hamlin trying to hold off martin, and he gets spun out, and denny hamlin cruising to the finish line for his first ever road course victory. game day tonight and the raiders fans, we've got you, sean smith will be on the show, and good stuff. we knew that hunter pence would have black

eye today. thank you for watching us, insist that 6:00 for a full hour of news.>> blue skies everybody. >> clinton pulls ahead. a new cbs poll shows hillary clinton expanding her lead in a key state with donald trump barely hanging on in a republican strong hold. htso tonight, deadly mud slides flatten homes in mexico as parts of the south are up to a foot enough of rain. 4,000 miles from the summer games in rio, did the fallen olympian oscar pistorius try to kill himself in jail? and the a-rod bomb shell. the controversial yankee slugger calls it quits. we're there for the dramatic announcement. >> i love this game and i love this team. and today i'm saying good-bye to both.