good guy. he's a church guy. bring a lot of food around to people. >> a man trying to do a good deed is shot and is now fighting for his life in a hospital. good afternoon. i'm claudine wong in for tori campbell. right now, police are searching for a gunman in an early-morning shooting that left a man critically injured. police say the victim was with his family trying to help the home les when he was shot. 2 it happened just after 1:00

at 42nd street and that's where paul chambers is. >> reporter: claudine we just moved to oakland pd. the victim is a 29-year-old man. he and his family give back to the community frequently and they were doing just that this morning. >> out there late at night cooking food to give to people. >> reporter: he says he was there when the victim was shot. >> i was standing right there. the kids are hollering, his wife is hollering. >> reporter: they had just served food to international boulevard and then drove down to 42nd avenue. it's when they were in the 1000 block of 42nd when he heard shots fired. >> van went behind us, stopped, backed up. automatic of a sudden -- all of a sudden, three shots and then

two more shot the. >> reporter: holloway says that's when the gunman he saw driving a vehicle sped off 42nd avenue. the vehicle headed to hyde street. the victim's van went forward and crashed into the back of the struck. the victim's wife was also shot but their children said to be 3 and 7 are unharmed. >> i feel sorry for him. i hope he live. i hope she survive okay. >> reporter: now, police are not really releasing identities. the woman in the car, the wife, is listed in non-life- threatening injuries. as for her husband, he has life- threatening injuries. crimestoppers are offering $20,000 reward leading to information about this case. they have no suspects right now. and they don't have a motive. if you know anything about it, you are encouraged to give them a call. back to you. >> thank you, paul. the highway believes an

oakland teenager may have been drinking when he sped away from officers and ended up dying in a car crash this morning. this accident happened on the 880 intersection after a brief pursuit from international boulevard. officers say they spotted the 19-year-old hispanic seen driving recklessly -- teen driving recklessly. when they tried to pull him over, he took off. >> the driver enters north 0 and attempt thes to -- 880 and attempts to exit and he tried to negotiate the lane and collided behind me. >> authorities say that he found one open container in the car and said the driver smelled like alcohol. they've not released his name. the 29th avenue exit was closed down for the investigation. it's now back open. >> police have investigate -- police are investigating a violent attack on a 13-year-old boy who was out walking with his friend and dog. it happened at erikson park.

neighbors say that area is usually considered safe. the boy told his father, he made eye contact with the driver of a green car and the next thing he knew two people approached him and asked if he -- if he was in a gang. he said no. he was shot. police have three people in custody. a 19-year-old and two juveniles. the victim is recovering. a murder suspect on ten's most-wanted list will be soon back here from oregon. he was arrested in coos bay, oregon. the task force had received a tip that he was hiding out with friends there. he's wanted for two murders in vallejo. he's also accused of -- suspected of shooting two people in the bay area at a party. one of them did die. he will be extradited back here to face homicide charges. 19-year-old kenneth harding

died on july 15. san francisco -- 15th. at the time, kenning in harding -- harding was wanted on murder charges. his brother is suspected in a murder and has been arrested. most cancellations today were at newark in new jersey. continental said the pilots are ill. they would not elaborate. only a few hot spots remain today from a massive fire at a plant. yesterday, that fire sent a thick, black plume of smoke hundreds of feet in the area. as jade hernandez reports, now reports are focused on possible environment damage. >> reporter: by daylight, the macro plastic plants was fully

operational cleaning up. a shelter-in-place was lifted last night but results of other tests were not in. they are already evaluating danger levels. >> the department of public health say they think the air effects of that are similar to a wildland fire. i know some froms were -- residents were concerned about that. it would be similar to a grass fire in the area. >> reporter: the city's fire marshal called in for aid to put out the six-alarm fire by 11:00 last night, helping with air quality. foam used helped to contain the spread. you can see the stacks of undamaged bins right next to a pile of melted ones. five acres burned with an estimated 25,000 to 30,000 bins loss. they have a hydrogen petroleum base which burns like a tire. >> if you have never seen an

emergency response -- i will tell you, the mutual aid we received from travis air force, suisun city, vacaville, everybody in the city it was an absolutely great operation there yesterday. >> reporter: they are waiting for air sample results. until then, the facility's spokeswoman says it's back to work at usual at macro plastics. in fairfield, jade hernandez. ktvu channel 2 news. well, the fate of an animal shelter has been unclear all morning long. the no-kill shelter said it may have to close the doors, but kraig debro is live in pleasanton with a last-minute effort to save this. cia, you have good news -- kraig, you have good news? >> reporter: very good news. this shelter has been around for 25 years. this building here, around 25

days. but this morning, nobody could be sure if they would even see the one-year anniversary. well, later this morning, they got an answer. there are 44 cats in the valley humane society animal shelter and one dog. >> i didn't want to surrender him to somewhere where he would be put down. >> reporter: the shelter doesn't put animals to sleep but if it doesn't get the money it needs in the next 30 days, it will close. donations are down 30% this year and 20% last year. at the same time, the number of animals needing shelter are up. >> we're hoping the community will step up to the plate and help us with about $125,000. >> reporter: she says another problem, the illusion of wealth this building has on the donating public. donations started to drop, the second the first shuttle went -- shovel went in the ground.

>> hello, this is lori rice. >> reporter: at 10:00, the shelter got what it needed in one day. >> oh, my gosh! oh, my -- are you kidding me? >> reporter: an anonymous donor saved the shelter. >> a woman who wished to remain acommon miss is donating $125,000 to us -- anonymous is donating $125,000 to us. >> we estimated that it could take -- you know, we said 30 days but we really thought it could take us six weeks. >> reporter: the shelter says it's not being greedy but the reality is despite the good fortune today, they need small donations like these because they can't count on larger ones to stay in the future. by the way, i was just inside and. checks keep coming in. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> that's really good news. thanks for the update, kraig. all right. the debt ceiling deadline, just six days away now and the standoff continues on a

congressional plan to raise the limit and cut spending. john boehner is rewriting his plan after a nonparty ton conditional auditor found it does not produce what the speaker promised. boehner is vowing do make more cuts but the president is already vowing to veto it it. >> we cannot get a perfect solution from, my point of view, controlling only the house of representatives. so i'm prepared to accept something less than perfect because perfect is not achievable. >> the debate is prompting a strong response from voters. at one point, the capitol was receiving $40,000 an hour. that's twice as many as usual. a legal victory for supporters of stem cell research. we'll tell you what a court decided. plus are things warming up? mark will have your forecast. and this is a day for some very special people looking for a place to live.

police in os row evacuated part of a -- oslo, norway evacuated a train station because of a suspicious bag. oslo remains on high alert after the bombing and shooting

on friday. the package was not suspicious. [ sound of gunfire ] >> authorities were testing a suspicious device found at the farm. they say the gunman used the property to store fertilizer for his bombs. meantime, the suspect's father is speaking out and calling the rampage by his son incomprehensible. >> translator: no. i will never have more contact with him in my darkest moments. i think that rather than killing all of these people he should have taken his own life. >> outside of the main cathedral, norwegians are mourning the dead with a sea of candles and memorials. this morning supporters of embryonic stem cell research won a new round in a long- running legal battle. a federal judge in washington, d.c. threw out a lawsuit against the obama administration and stem cell research. the plaintiffs argued the white house violated a law

prohibiting taxpayer funding. the rule something going -- the ruling is going to allow the government to fund a wide range of projects. scientists hope to find a way to use stem cells to treat stem cell injuries, parkinson's disease and other diseases. overnight at vander burg air base in -- vanderburg air force base, air force detected an anomaly and cancelled the flight. the purpose of the test was to examine the weapons. the air force has some 450 intercontinental ballistic missiles in montana,ed inned in and william william -- north dakota and william -- wyoming. renovations today included a new laundry building a community center and two

playgrounds. >> we have to update all of the bathrooms and the rooms, and you know, what needs to be done. and funds to that, we -- in addition to this, we have so many other projects. marine biologists are still trying to get a female gray whale out of the clam act river and -- klamath river back out to sea. yesterday, the biologists used killer whale sounds hoping to scare the whale away. scientists are worried she cannot find enough food and her skin will suffer in fresh water. well, the advertised warming trend we have been talking about is here. we're our live camera looking out towards oakland. currently, 65 degrees. there's evidence or traces of

that marine layer hugging parts of the coastline. it shows up nicely on the satellite. the clouds are a factor near point reyes, down toward the golden gate bridge. low clouds and fog regrouping. as far as numbers, the warmest locations are in the lower 80s out towards fairfield and highway. san francisco, 64 and san jose reporting mostly sunny skies and a current temperature of 77. for today, you can expect some coastal fog. we'll warm things up compared to yesterday and tomorrow will continue to warm up. this weekend, a few high clouds will continue to move into the bay area from the south. we're still talking about some 90-degree heat. here's the satellite and radar, not a lot to show you on the radar loop over the next 24 hours, it says showers and thunderstorms near never dah. we'll have to keep -- nevada. we'll have to keep an eye on that. this the heat and circulation

that will draw up a few clouds and possibly some thunderstorms to the south. that would be for friday night into saturday. for us, we'll continue to pick up just a few high clouds and the warming trend will continue for friday and saturday. here is our forecast model, the clouds pulling back to near the coastline and regrouping. this could be dense fog late tonight into early tomorrow morning as we head into thursday morning around 6:00, 7:00. today's forecast is this -- 4:00, 60 to 92. we'll call it warm inland. by 7:00, some patchy coastal fog. upper 50, 60s, to the mid-70s and patchy fog by 10:00 this evening that will be on the increase. warmest locations around 90 degrees, out towards antioch and brentwood. oakland, 74. san francisco, in the upper 60s. san jose, right around 83 and livermore 89 degrees. here's a look ahead at your five-day forecast with your weekend always in view with temperatures continuing to warm up for thursday and friday.

once again, a few high clouds could approach the bay area primarily toward the san benito county, that will be for late friday and saturday. as you can see, if you have the -- watt the cooler temperatures, you can go to the coast. and for warmer temperatures inland. it's pretty mild in inland. >> okay. thank you, mark. well, critics of california's new gay history law hope voters will overturn it. governor brown signed sb-48 earlier this month but the mandate to teach students the contributions does not take effect until the 2013 school year. signatures can be collected to be put on the ballot to rescind the law. election officials will

keep a system in place because vote by mail helps spread out the cost in time of conducting elections. because some of those ballot- counting things can be done even before election day. san francisco police are looking for a female armed robbery suspect who may have struck the same credit union twice. i want to show you the latest surveillance credit union here. it was robbed, too. police were saying a woman says a black in her 30s, and her hair was in cornrows to her neck and she was in a white car. they released this still picture of a man any say drove the car away -- they say drove the car away from the mc donald's restaurant and it had bats and balls inside

autographed by willie mccovey. there's no word if they caught the man you are looking at in that picture -- in that picture. this is a bold crime caught on tape. it shows two people stopping a would-be biker. there goes the man on the bike. one man runs in front of him tries to knock him off the bike. another man tries to stop him. you can see that man gets off and takes off running. and he managed to escape on -- escape up front. the video you are looking at came from the communication company, wcg. the death of amy winehouse is driving up her record sales. friends and family mourned her in london yesterday. since her death on saturday, she's reentered the top charts. her top album sold 56 million copies. digital sales also increased by 2,000%. and back in business.

now that the nfl lockout is over, the raiders say they are making for lost time as that first game is just days away.

all right. there are your numbers. the dow is down 20 points. certainly, at this point, investors don't like the uncertainty in washington over this debt ceiling. nasdaq on track for the worse- day losing streak in almost five months. the government says orders for long-lasting items dropped

a surprising 2.1% in june. orders for commercial aircraft, cars and heavy machinery showed the biggest decline. manufacturing had been one of the brightest spots of the global economy but higher energy prices have hurt demand. clorox has rejected a $10.7 billion offer for the company. the board called karl icon's latest offers inadequate. he already owns 9% of the stock of the company, making him the sickle largest shareholder -- shareholder. the san francisco giants appear close to a deal for carlos beltran. sources say the trade is waiting for approval. beltran has been pitting -- hitting .289 and the giants could lose a hot bat after the loss of buster posey. well, the nfl lockout is over and pro football is getting back to business. the 49ers reported to camp

yesterday. the laiders officially reported to training cam -- raiders officially reported to training camp yesterday. they only have 16 days to get ready for their first preseason game. >> i think the outside world, they really didn't know about the business part. they like the games, the excisement, watching the -- excitement. watching the sports and the highlights. the business part had to be taken care of. >> the 49ers open training camp tomorrow in santa clara. ticketmaster is reporting that sales on its nfl ticket exchange soared 332% on monday. welsh earlier in our news -- well, germ in our news we told -- earlier in our newscast we told you about the whale. well, we'll have more on this story at 5:00 about getting her

back out to sea. well, have a great day, everybody. thank you for joining us. honey...? [ mom ] yes.

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