shots fired in a bay area cul-de- sac.. leaving a man dead. now police are searching for clues to lead them shots fired in a bay area kuld sack leaving -- cul-de-sac leafing a man dead. . >> is victim was found in a driveway in contra costa county. jackie ward picks it up from

there. >> reporter: investigators spent this morning searching this area for clues that may help them piece together what happened here last night. there are three homes closely grouped together here that detectives keep going between. there seems to be a large yard at the back of the lot. the sheriff's department confirms deputies arrived on the scene just before 11:00 p.m. and found someone suffering from a gunshot wound in the scene. his identity has been been released. a neighbor knows the person who died and they had mutual friends. the sheriff's department may be releasing more information in this investigation later on this afternoon. >> and anyone is asked to contact the contra costa county sheriff's department. and developing news. up to 30 soldiers injured after a tent structure collapse around

9:30 last night at camp hunter liggett. authorities say it was caused by wind from a landing black hawk helicopter. four people were sent to hospitals. and all soldiers are back on the base today. >> we're trayed in basic buddy aid. anyone inside of those, they were immediately rendering and helping out. >> thousands of troops were at the fort for a training event. first responders and residents of new york city are treating for as bes toes -- aesbestos in the city's flat iron district. it carved a hole in the street and sent snoek all over the area and forced evacuations. >> not only did the steam line burst, but it caused a drupgs

of -- disruption of the gas line and electrical power. >> the major concern at the moment is the possibly that the pipe contained the contaminant. the street could remain closed for several days. this afternoon the president says that he's looking forward to a second meeting with russian president vladimir putin. this as democrats demand the know the details of the first summit. >> reporter: president trump sat down with cbs evening news for an exclusive interview on wednesday and acknowledged vladimir putin is to blame for russian meddle sz in the u.s. election -- meddling in the u.s. election. >> do you hold him responsible. >> i would. he's in charge of the country. so certainly as the leader of a country you would have to hold him responsible, yes. >> reporter: this morning, president trump tweeted the russia summit was a success and called the media the real enemy

of to people. he also announced he wants a second meeting the putin. the details on the one on one meeting haven't been made public. e ierpreter in the room tona find out what was said. wednesday, the white house confirmed one of the topics discussed was an idea to let russia interrogate a former ambassador in exchange for the u.s. talking to 12 russian officers. >> there was conversation about it. >> but there wasn't a commitment made on behalf of the united states. >> reporter: there has been almost universal opposition to turning over an american citizen for russia to interrogate. >> there's no way you would turn over a diplomat. they were acting in their official duties. >> reporter: a spokeswoman called the idea absolutely absurd.

angelica alvarez, the white house. >> the leading democrat on the house intelligence committee announced he has asked to subpoena the american interpreter who works for fight the subpoena in court. a new poll finds that 70% of americans say that u.s. intelligence agencies are right about russian interference in the election. 24% disagree. and president trump back on the cover of time magazine. this time, he's morphed into vladimir putin. and it's titled the summit crisis. firefighters in the sixth day bat ling a -- battling a deadly wild fire near yosemite park. here are the numbers. more than 20,000 acres have burned since the fire started last friday.

it is 7% contained. up just 2% since this morning. the big concern now is the chance of afternoon thunderstorms. here's more. keeping a close watch on the doppler. one area of thunderstorm activity. lightning strikes occurring to the south of us. not good news for the area where the ferguson fire is burning. th is near yosite lakes south of bishop. these are associated with the moisture across the south. right now, high clouds are rolling into the area. it may feel muggy and hot out there. we have the coastal clouds that came through this morning. what we can expect for the afternoon is coming up. and university of california students will pay less tuition next year. how the cash strapped system pulled this off. >> reporter: this tuition decrease is only $60 a year, but it marks the first decrease in

nearly two decades. some university of california students will pay a little less for tuition this fall. the current base tuition is $12,630. today, uc reej nts approved a blan to bring it to $12,507. and it is welcome news. >> i'm try to go pay for tuition and loa. at would bap. >> ror is of board opening statement $8.7 billion spending plan. the $60 decrease, the elimination of a surcharge added in 2007. >> it was tied to damages from two class action lawsuits. so that is almost fully paid off. >> reporter: the budget averts a 2.5% tuition increase this year. they boosted the funding by

almost $350 million. most of that is a one-time allocation. this candidate for governor thinks this is the beginning of a new way of thinking when it comes to uc fund k. >> it's just getting too expensive and we're turning away too much talent at the door. just two hours ago, the suspected ride share rapist pleaded not guilty to all charges. orlando lazo hunted for victims in san francisco. he picked up a woman at a bar in the mission. she was drunk and fell asleep in his car and woke up in a parking lot near warehouses. he kissed her and raped her and drove her home. police say three other attacks happened to women leaving the temple bar in soma. he pled not guilty to 12

felonies, including the rapes of 12 women, kidnapping, and threatening them with a deadly weapon. the suspect is being held without bail and is expectedugc, police releasing new pictures og a petty driver. it was a deadly hit-and-run. if you look closely, highlighted here, you can see the suspect's face. police say the cab driver was struck by the car near samson street. if you recognize the car or the suspect, call the police. some offices at air medical facility in santa rosa are closed due to yesterday's tanker truck explosion. take a look here. the tanker exploded behind the caser building on -- kaiser building. the building shook and patients and employees had to be

evacuated. highway 101 was beefl shut down -- briefly shut down. the driver was hurt in the blast. aner helines, a rolled over in santa clara trapping someone inside on southbound 101. the patient is now in the trauma center. a search is on for the driver of a car that plunged over a cliff. the chp found this crushed car. it was upside down and there was no one inside or nearby. they're attempting to identify the owner of the vehicle. a tree killed an arborist. the tree snapped and fell on him. he's the owner of a private tree service company. life is returning to normal for the thai boys and their

soccer coach rescued from the cave. how they spent their first day back home. and facebook ceo is facing backlash over the holocaust. how he's clarifying his comments today.

facebook founder mark zuckerberg is, again trying to explain why his company isn't removing posts.... from holocaust deniers... facebook founder mark zuckerburg is combren trying to explain -- again trying to explain why his company isn't removing posts from holocaust deniers. he said people aren't intentionally getting it wrong. >> there's a set of people who

deny the holocaust happen. i find that deeply offensive. but at the end of the day, i don't believe that our platform should take that down because i think that there are thinkings that different people get wrong. >> zuckerburg's latest comments come a week after facebook said it would still allow the conspiracy theory site called info wars to stay. but facebook said it would begin taging down content that could incite violence. and life returning to normal for the 12 thai boys and coach rescued from a cave. this morning, they played soccer and spent time with families and ate their favorite foods, including kfc. they survived more than two weeks in a flooded cave. two of the boys and their coach are stateless, means there are not citizens of thailand or any country. now let's talk weather. >> so good to see how happy they

are. here's a live look to the north. the clouds are hanging right around the bay near the golden gate bridge. it's off in the distance. most of us underunshin pt rightw visibility low. temperature wise, what a difference. 79 in concord compared to 62 in san francisco. 82 in san jose. a sign the warmth is on. a few lightning strikes near bishop to the south of it us and east of yosemite lakes. and we're watching iffer the chance of lightning strikes this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon. what we will likely see is by 3:00, 4:00, high clouds coming in from the south. that's the clouds coverage from the moisture. there's a minimal chance of lightning over the higher elevations late tonight and early tomorrow morning.

the same type of early morning fog. it will burn off for a hot day. the air mass is coming in and we're notices it across the mountain range. afternoon highs are hot. upper 80s and low 90s inland. around the east bay, hotter. mid to upper 90s there. and temperatures right around the bay hanging around the 70s for most of you. and to the north, that's where the heat is really getting tense. there's adv for parts of nevada. daytime highs between 100 and 110. and this heat advisory is ending at 9:00 p.m. this ridge is sticking around again for a lot longer. we'll be dealing with it for the next few days bringing the temperatures to the upper 90s. and you see it here. mainly south of lake tahoe, there's a chance of some of that coming further up north. and then every afternoon through the weekend as well. it's all unstable air. it's hard to pin point exactly

when it will get to us or if it does. sunset, 8:28. here's the seven-day forecast. look at this. temperatures on the rise after the chance of thunderstorms is over. the weekend keeps us mainly calm and hot, mid to upper 90s. so come to the beaches. kenny's favorite place. . >> definitely. no doubt. thank you so much. taking a look at how wall street is doing with about 40 minutes to go in the trading day. dow is down 93 points. dedicating her life to domestic violence survivors. coming up, meet this week's jefferson award winner.

about one in seven men have experienced violence from an intimate partner. kpix 5's sharon chin intorduces us to this wee award winner.. according to the cdc, one in four women and one in seven men experienced violence from a intimate partner. >> this week's jefferson award winner is a woman committed to helping domestic violence survivors in a community where some may least expect it. >> reporter: r by people abused by powerful partner. >> because he's a doctor, daughter, ceo, high respected in the community, no one would guess he has a dark side. >> reporter: shehe

ree services for more than 1200 dvr survivors, mostly -- domestic violence survivors, mostly women in upper income communities. >> he held a knife to my throat and threatened to kill me. >> reporter: escaping wasn't easy. >> every car i had had a tracker in it. >> reporter: she finds support in women sv. >> in a word, i bring hope. >> reporter: sandy found hope. >> i thought i was the only one. >> reporter: her husband killed himself and their five-year-old son and she's buried the trauma of abuse for more than 20 year. she's found heals and now volunteers. >> instead of being a broken person to put the pieces together and be a whole person again. >> reporter: the nonprofit offers a help line and support

group and link to resources. volunteers accompany them to court and legal meetings. and she teaches how to identify patterns of abuse. >> taking control of the finances, putting her on an allowance. isolating her and she has a hard time connecting with her extended family and friends. blaming her for everything. >> reporter: for the abuse survivor, ruth is a lifeline. >> she is truly a guiding light to freedom. >> reporter: for providing hope and help for domestic violence survivors through women sv, this week's jefferson award goes to ruth patrick. >> funding for the nonprofit is through corporate city community and individual donations. it's largest annual fund raiser is september 27th at the country club. the theme, be a key that sets her free. the steering committee is meeting soon. send a nomination using the

online form at kpix.com/hero. we'll be right back.

new face of it is about that time for the lunch time tip of the day. >> today's tip of the day is beefsteak tomatoes. tomatoes are coming in from everywhere, local tomatoes, backyard tomatoes. for the salad or if you want to make the sauce for the fall. now is about the time.

especially with these beautiful beefsteaks. that's a variety. it's a very thick tomato that holds up well in all in a salad with red onions, mint, salt and pepper. when you buy them, nice and red and all the way around. very important. and heavy for the size also important. and it's got to have the wonderful flavor. when you bring them home, always on the counter. never in the refrigerator. beefsteak tomatoes locally grown in the market. this is beautiful. go buy some cheese and basil and olive oil, you're done. remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. the face of the san francisco 49ers has a lot of people talking after he was spotted on a date with an adult film star. that story and more tonight at

5:00. >> that's an interesting one. all the women in the world.. and tourists in london might have a hard time snapping the perfect picture of the tower bridge. >> it's a giant statue of a bare chested jeff goldblum. he's a reclining pose from the jurassic park movie in honor of the film's 20th anniversary. that'll do it for us. thanks for watching. see you back here tomorrow. have a good day. >> bye.

>> hope: it's getting close. how's it looking? we've got plenty of press kits on the table, and make sure that there's one on every chair. are the floor lights in position? all right, i'm coming up front for a last look. >> pam: oh, good. hope? >> hope: just a second, pam. >> brooke: honey, honey. it's okay. you can calm down. >> hope: [ sighing ] oh, gosh. i still can't believe we're here already. >> brooke: you've got to be so excited. your collection is showing. and your precious little baby that you and liam are gonna bring into this world. [ laughing ] this is too exciting. >> liam: have i ever mentioned