now invesitgators need the public's help.. good afternoon, oakland police giving us new details about unsolved had had hdz o homicides -- homicides. and let's get to ann who is live in oakland with is very latest. >> reporter: police have been looking at surveillance video t

three sketches of people that they call persons of interest in the case of two men shot two years ago. these were the two men killed in the early morning hours of august 14th, 2016. they were attending a party a gallery on 15th street in oakland and fletcher cooks got into a fight inside the party. gunshots rang out and he was killed. the party crowd panicked, spilling on to the streets and several people started firing their guns. one of those shots hit and killed mccrary. and today, police revealed this surveillance video of the two men coming around the corner in the middle of the sidewalk. they're being called persons of interest in this case from this video and witness st a sketch artist came up with the following three sketches of

people that investigators believe were involved in one of both of these deadly shooting. all three men are in their 20s and under 6 feet tall. with this new lead and the pictures reesed today -- released today, the police and victims' families are hoping someone may come forward with information leading to an arrest. >> this mifk was taken two weeks before he died at a graduation ceremony. he had the whole world in front of him. and we're really hurting. any tips that you can bring would be very helpful. . >> reporter: family members of both young men who were killed came to today's news conference, but most were too upset to speak publicly. police call them both good young men. and you can police tips on these esymousl

live in oakland, kpix5. and live pictures from arizona. we are looking at the late republican senator john mccain's motorcade. a memorial service just wrapped up in north feen nis. -- phoenix. >> reporter: the body of senator kwan cane is on its- john mccain is on its way to washington dc. troopers stood at attention as the casket carrying the body of senator john mccain left the arizona capitol. well wishers lined the route to the church where family and other mourners came to say good- bye to the true american hero. moorz ♪ [ music ] amazing grace ♪ [ music ] . >> reporter: arizona ardales -- cardinals wide receiver paid tribute to his friend. >> some might find our friendship out of the ordinary,

but it's a perfect example of him. he celebrated differences. ty >> reporter: and former vice president joe biden delivered the eulogy for his long-time senate colleague. >> i know right now the pain you're all feeling is so sharp and so hollowing. and john's absence is all consuming. >> reporter: today's service is the final event in senator mccain's adopted home state of arizona. many people waited hours to pay their final respects, including this family. senator mccain once wrote a letter on their behalf to help with immigration issues. >> he shood up for what he believed in and helped people. >> reporter: senator john mccain's casket will be flown to washington dc and he will lie in state at the u.s. capitol tomorrow.

another memorial service is saturday in washington. those events celebrating the life of john mccain in washington dc are over the next three days. more than 15,000 people here in arizona came to the capitol yesterday to pay their last respects. reporting in arizona, chris martinez, kpix5. and taking another live look now to phoenix airport where the plane is waiting for senator john mccain's casket. it will be loaded there and taken to washington dc. he will lie in state in the u.s. copal rotund da tomorrow -- ro done da -- rotunda tomorrow. . new, a los angeles man is under arrest this afternoon accused of making violent threats against the boston globe newspaper. this is the home where the 68- year-old was arrested this morning. according to the fbi, he made threatening calls three weeks

ago to the paper in response to the paper's efforts to counter political attaa afteron. if convicted he could face up to five years in prison. and police in sacramento finding a 3d printed gun inside the home of a man on probation. it comes amid a fierce legal battle other the technology. this is a photo of the gun in living room of this man on probation. he was arrested on a probation violation. officers could not charge him for the gun because it was not finished. this snenlt highlights the doing -- incident highlights the doings of the guns. the ability for a criminal or gang member to access and create a fully functioning firearm is alarming. these weapons known as ghost guns are untraceable, potentially lethal, and

available to anyone without a license. and an early-morning freeway shooting in san jose. one man was jished. the suspect is -- injured. the suspect is still on th reported report all lanes of --. >> reporter: all afr a shootin you can take a look and see the morning commuters finally back on the freeway. the lanes had been shut down at capital expressway for almost two hours. officers investigated an overnight freeway shooting. the police got a call about 3:00 this morning from a man parked at a convenience store saying he was shot on northbound of 80 just before berryessa road. they issued an alert and shut down the freeway at 4:30 to look for shell casings and other evidence connected to the >>wedon't have any details or

information about if this was a road age incident or targeted incident. >> reporter: the victim was shot once in the back. he was alert and talking with officers and is expected to be okay. he did have a female passenger in the car. she was not hurt. they do not have information right now about the suspect or the possible vehicle involved in this shooting. again, all of the lanes northbound 680 here in san jose reopened again this morning. but lingering backups could cause a problem for drivers. breaking news in san francisco right now. unconfirmed reports of at least one gunshot fired on campus at balboa high school. these are live pictures from the scene from chopper 5. this reportedly happened about half on hour ago. no reports of any injuries at this time. right now, the school is on lockdown. this is a picture from inside. it appears one of the

classrooms where a lot of the students are sheltering in place. we'll stay on top of the story and bring you any updates as they come in. and investigators trying to track down a missing canadian woman and her daughter vacation vacationing in the area. they planned to camp along the coast. the last time anyone saw them was on sunday. they had plans to go to a hotel and never arrived. the mother and daughter had reservations the next day at a campground near the oregon, california border. staff and campers think they saw them there and the two did not appear in distress. more bay area headlines. authorities in concord say a truck carrying pool chemicals was speeding when it collided with a car a few hours ago. there was fear the chemicals that spill could mix.

but the crews prevented that. two people had minor injuries. and veterinarians taking care of a golden eagle shot with a pellet gun. it was found in the pittsburgh area. it will be a few weeks before we know if the eagle can be released back in the wild. and david west is retiring. the two-time all star made the announcement on social media this morning. he played 15 seasons with the nba and more than 1,000 games. he was part of the title winning teams with past couple of seasons and has just over 14,000 points. he wrote, we are but a collection of our experiences. to anyone who has cheered me on, i am grateful. belief in yourself is nonnoeshable. a large tree crushes cars

leaving behind a mess. what's next for the cars. and can you hear this now? a long lost iphone is found by a diver. >> wow. that is some deep diving there. and a live look at gray skies. the clouds are stubborn today. we'll let you know what the afternoon temperatures are looking like and when we'll see a warm-up. i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees

every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future.

unconfirmed reports of at least one gunshot fired on ca we are continuing to follow breaking news in san francisco. unconfirmed reports of at least one gunshot on campus at balboa high school.

you can see a lot of law enforcement in this area and it appears they are talking to people in the community. we don't know who the people are at this point. we see ambulances and police officers as well. this happened around 11:30 this morning. it's unclear who may have fired the shot. we are not hearing of any injuries at this point. but the school and two other schools in that area are on lockdown. . >> follow kpix.com for the very latest on that. several cars crushed when partover a large tree collapsed in walnut creek this morning. here's the damage. >> reporter: look at this huge mess here behind me when this oak tree came crashing down on a total of seven vehicles. u'athe damage to this truck here.

300-year-old tree. you can see more vehicles here on the other side of the street damaged by this tree. this happened at about 12:30 a.m. the city was able to come out and clear the roadway overnight. obviously, a huge mess to clean up. we spoke with the homeowner. >> as you can see, no rain, perfect conditions, no wind. it just made a sudden crack like someone hit a baseball with a wooden bat. that kind of sound. and then a big slam. you heard it hit the ground. >> reporter: and this is the rest of the tree. that homeowner is certained it will tip on to her house because the weight of the tree has shifted so much. they said this was a more than 300-year-old tree and the city regulates how much people can cut the oaks.

she'll have to sort through the liability on this in addition to clea up the mess. cko those cries for help coming from a puppy trapped in his family's car. when the owner got to the car, she heard the noise and a quick- thinking superintendent jumped into action and got him out. >> what made the day is that the children were there and if you could stee their smile -- see their smile when they saw their puppy nice and safe. >> no one knows how the dog climbed into the wheel well before the mom left the house. the superintendent was just happy to step up and save the puppy.. a unique buried treasure. a woman lost an iphone in a lake. a month later, a diver brought it back to her. the wallet complete with the

credit cards inside, id's, and an iphone spent a month at the bottom of the lake. she lost it while kayaking. this past weekend, a young man came do her home and -- to her home and handed over the wallet with everything inside. >> the iphone is working. . >> i'm surprised someone dives in the lake. all right. there's not much to see down there. i guess wallets and iphones. . there's plenty of clouds around san francisco and the bay. it's stubborn today. san jose, more of the blue sky breaking aport the clouds -- apart the clouds. the sun is a welcome sight. 65 in san francisco under overcast conditions. concord, you're warming up to 72. and that's where the sun is starting to be seen. look at this.

that marine layer came in thick with high clouds. it's not bunking off -- burning off as quick as yesterday. yesterday at 8:00 in the morning, we would sunshine. unfortunately, today, it's stubborn. 8 mile an hour winds and we're still an on shore breeze coming through. and we'll start to see this ridge starting to building. when that -- build. when that starts to build, temperatures rise. for now, comfortable today. afternoon highs looking pretty good. 78 in concord. and santa rosa, 75. 10 degrees below average. for the game, breeze ski and cool to some of you. 69 at the start of the game at 7:00. it will ire right here, chargers and 49ers. oh, yeah. football is in the air. sunset at 7:41. the sunrise, 6:38. i want to talk about the air quality. we'll start to see a haze. for now, good to moderate air kwlt. once the -- quality.

once the clouds burn off, not as bright and blue. tomorrow, hazy as well. here's the seven-day forecast. the temperatures rising in time for the labor day holiday. we'll be right back after the break. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more.

loss of two start start this week's jefferson award winner survived

cancer, a fore closure dispute, and the loss of two children to murder. >> she decided to turn the tragedy into a helping hand for others. . >> that's cool. >> reporter: he digs into free backpacks stocked with school supplies. >> a good backpack is $20 to $30. the tools they need, it's helpful. >> get in line to get your backpacks. >> reporter: the give away is the brain child of this woman. she and her coorganizer have stood at the corner of 10th and center in oakland for 14 years giving away free backpacks to neighborhood kids. >> i chose it because so many young people were killed right there in this spot. >> reporter: it's part of the lower bottom fatherless children's foundation she started in 2002 after losing a second son to murder. 10th and center was a violent

corner in this neighborhood and many children lost loved ones here. >> i felt like i needed to do something to try and comfort all of these kids. there were so many kids suffering. >> reporter: she gave away about 50 backpacks the first year. since then, it's been too many to count. do you keep track in. >> no. >> reporter: hundreds, thousands? >> probably. . >> reporter: she comforts neighborhood dpults in need -- adults in need. the 73-year-old mississippi native makes quilts honoring murder victims. survivors contribute names of those they lost. >> if they don't have a voice, i want to be their voice. i want to speak for them and let them know that somebody cares. . >> reporter: for alicia, she's an inspiration. . >> she's an uplifter. i can tell her anything and she'll make sure it's okay. >> reporter: if this

and that's just fine for her. she's known as the neighborhood's official grandma. >> i don't want to ferthd i have grand kids and did -- forget i have grand kids and kids that love me and are here. >> reporter: so providing children with the school supplies and adults are comfort, she gets this week's award.

unconfirmed reports of at least we are staying on top of

breaking news in san francisco. unconfirmed reports of at least one gunshot fired on campus at balb o a -- balboa high school. you can see a lot of law enforcement in that area. it looks like they're grouping together right there talking about maybe what's going on and a possible plan. this reportedly happened around 11:30 this morning. it's unclear who may have fired the shots. no reports of injuries. the school and two other schools are on lockdown in the area. stay on top of this on our website, kpix.com. you could rayoneat he.

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sfpd on the scene of a possible shooting at balboa high school. let's listen in. >> they are placed on lockdown out that. have furet