a fly no bigger than my fingernail and 16 miles. how san francisco is battling the fruit fly infestation. good evening, everyone. i'm heather holmes. >> i'm ken wayne. we begin font with breaking news in the east bay. and 8-year-old girl along with a 22-year-old man are being treated for gunshot wounds after a shooting at a home in bay point. our reporter has just arrived and has more detail. >> reporter: in the last 45 minutes or so, a family member of the 8ed with came right out from the corner to meet to us tell us that the little girl appears to have been shot in the knee but at this point, they don't know what happened. the family says she was rush here to john muir. the contra costa county

sheriff's office confirm the girl and the 22-year-old man were both hit by bullets when an unknown man started shooting just outside a home in bay point around 3:00 this afternoon. the little girl did not want to be identified but said she and others are demanding answers. >> i don't know. it's just sad right now. i can't eel tell you. it's sad. >> it's so -- there's so much shooting going on. it's like they don't have no heart. they don't even stop when they see the kids. when is it gonna stop? >> reporter: and i also talked to investigators they tell me the little girl was due to get x-rays and say she is certainly shaken by what has happened. but other we they say she's okay. authorities can't tell us if

this girl and others were targets or not. we're still checking with family members and investigators and we'll bring you more tonight at 10:00. back to you. we have new information tonight on the death of a woman who fell from a party bus on highway 17. she has been paided as 25-year- old natasha nolan of santa cruz. a 20-year-old woman who also fell from the bus is hospitalized. that accident happened north of highway 9 in los gatos just before midnight. allie rasmus tell us what led up to the accident and why witnesses did not give investigators critical information. >> reporter: it began as a fun night out, a party bus full of people. just before midnight a fight broke out on board, while the bus drove down highway 17. >> how the door opened to the bus and the two people -- somehow the door opened to the bus and the two people fell out. >> reporter: while the bus was

moving? >> yes, at approximately 45, 50 miles an hour. >> reporter: investigators want to know how the bus doors came open. >> there are two ways to open, manually or an emergency lever near the door. >> reporter: the bus driver was sober but the 12 to 15 punishes on board were drunk -- punishes on board were drunk passengers were drunk. >> alcohol was a factor. there was not a lot of cooperation with law enforcement. >> this kind of raises the problem to a new level. >> reporter: next month the state senate is expected to vote on legislation requiring party bus operators to vore fi the ages of their passengers. on this particular bus, chp investigators say the woman in the hospital is just 20. but they are not sure how many others are under the legal drinking age. >> they could have gone up and impaired the driver's ability to drive safely. that would have made the situation worse.

>> reporter: assemblyman jerpry hill says it's time to think about new rules for -- jerry him says it's time to think about new rules for party buses. back to you. >> new details on efforts to crack down ton the rules on party buses. the allegations would re-- the new rules would require all passengers are other ii 1. drivers who famed to comply could face fines and lose their lines. jerry hill wrote the bill after brett studebaker died in a car crash in a party bus ride. two people were kill this afternoon in a chain-reaction crash in san bruno. that accident happened near el camino real. police say a pickup truck traveling east apparently struck several vehicles that appeared to be stopped. two people inside one of the stopped vehicles were pronounced dead at the scene. four people including one child

were hospitalized. there is no word yet on the extend their -- extent of their injuries. a herd of cattle was found roaming an area between crockett and martinez. the cows got loose at the onramp. drivers slowed down to get a look at the site. the cows were eventually herded back to their nearby patch chur, where a witness on the -- pasture where a witness said there was a cut to allow them out. investigators say 41-year- old rafael cortez garcia was shot just before 7:30 yesterday evening. the auto mechanic died on his doorstep at 13th avenue near east 31st street just a couple of blocks away from highland hospital. police say someone with a weapon was seen running away from the area. the motive is not known. just a fau hours later,

more gunfire sent two people to the hospital in east oakland. a double shooting happened just after midnight at 90th avenue. it's believed the victims are related. both are listed in stable condition tonight. we have new developments to report tonight where a large homeless encampment was found -- was recently removed, rather. a small fire broke out just before 10:30 this moving near coyote creek. city and county crews cleaned up the park a week and a half ago -- ago, and they told people to live. some neighbors say they want more police patrol. >> we're less than two weeks after the cleanup and this morning we have our fourth grass fire in in the last 12 hours. we're at a loss. we need protection from the

city. >> as we reported on tuesday, some of the homeless have relocated to another area just about a half a mile away near keys street. an 8-year-old boy who nearly drowned in a san jose pool earlier this week has been released from the hospital. the family friend gave us the news just this afternoon. the boy was playing in the pool at the housing complex on monday when somebody noticed that the little boy was not moving. firefighters say a woman who immediately gave the boy cpr saved his life. some farmers in the south bay went on offense trying to defeat a pest that threatens their crops. noelle walker is here with more on knocking out the oriental fruit fly. >> reporter: pests got here from most likely someone bringing in fruit from the mail or suitcases. contra costa county is trying to get rid of the flies before any dry out the losts --

profits. >> there are no flies here. >> reporter: he's putting insecticide on his fruit trees trying to turn -- >> we have to treat in order to save the crops. >> reporter: andy's orchards is in morgan hill being treated for the oriental fruit fly investigation. agricultural inspectors found this on tuesday and today is the two months of targeted treatments to keep the pests at bay. >> as long as we get an early start on it, we're very likely to get control quickly. >> reporter: the spray is a gelatin that sticks to trees, to attract i fly and then kill it. >> and then there's no males to meet with the -- to mate with the females and then we have a population collapse. >> most of my fruit is coming off here. so if there is a quarantine, i won't be able to move this

normally. >> reporter: that would be a potential $40,000 hit. a quarantine would close the market. >> they have varieties here that you can't find most other places. >> reporter: agricultural in santa clara county is a $250 million business and no one wants to see those big bucks wiped out by a pest. now the targeted treatments will happen every few weeks for the next two months. any are safe for humans but not for the fly. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. more than 100 volunteers turned out today in the search for a missing pacifica woman. 76-year-old marina janssen is known as marla. her husband reported her missing after last seeing her in the back yard of their home. she's sea known an -- she's known as an avid hiker. it's not clear where she went.

>> we're keeping our fingers crossed. as time goes on, it's that much more critical. >> search and rescue teams as far north as napa and as far south as -- as far down south are searching for this woman. the search continues for sierra lamar. this morning volunteers held a fund-raising car wash outside the volunteer center. 21-year-old antolin garcia- torres has been charged with his kidnapping and murder and is scheduled to enter a plea on tuesday. this coward could have done with in -- this with this much hate, well, imagine what we can do with a lot of love. >> the powerful lesson one family member learned from the

shooting in aurora, colorado. and parts of the bay area warmed up nicely this weekend. a lot of events taking place for tomorrow. coming up -- the forecast for the giants' game, the garlic festival and when warm weather moves back into our region.

mourners remember three victims of the colorado shooting. a private service was held in illinois for john larimer. he received full honorary members. family members and friends gathered in the hometown of jessica ghawi. show was remembered -- show was remembered as being funny and love. >> if this coward can do this

with so much hate, imagine what we can do were this much love. if you are putting your dreams on hold, you stop that now. you chase them. you don't know how long you have here. >> jessica's family says they plan to set up -- set up a scholarship fund in her name. >> about 300 people filled the church in springfield, ohio to celebrate the life of 27-year- old matt mcquinn. he and his girlfriend moved to aurora about eight months ago. mcquinn was killed seeding his girlfriend from the bullet -- she willing his girlfriend from the bullet. two teenagers have come onewys to help the victims in aurora. here is -- come up with ways to help the victims in a -- aurora. here's more. >> reporter: well, the money

started rolling in long before bikes rolled out. >> from the first day we started to get people from people supporting and pledging. >> reporter: and it's been coming in from all sorts of places. the vacaville police department donated $100. they had an event in the park. perhaps inspired by that man himself, in a matter of days, a bike-a-thon was organized called" the knight ride." >> we were just two takers and everybody is coming to -- teenagers -- two teenagers to -- offering to help out.

>> it's a no-brainer. you gotta do it. >> reporter: the group is small but dedicated. in the end, they hope to send more than money to era row. they hope to send a message. >> no matter what happens in america, there's giving. >> reporter: the hope had been to raise $1,000. at the end of the day they exceeded their goal. live in vacaville, ann ruben, ktvu channel 2 news. tomorrow flags will be raised from half staff at public buildings across colorado. the governor ordered them flown at half staff eight days ago in honor of the victims of the theater shootings. now to the race for the white house, president obama today used his weekly address to build support for the tax cuts for the middle class and not for the wellny. but republicans, they want all of the bush era tax cuts extended. >> when democrats and republicans agree on something, it should be pretty easy to get it done. but right now, that's not the case. instead of doing what's right for middle class families and

small business owners, republicans and congress are holding this hostage until we extend tax cuts for the wellniest americans. >> the presidents says the trickled-down economics has not helped. meantime, mitt romney and his wife are in israel tonight after spend some time at the olympics. romney is set to meet with leaders. he's old friends with benjamin netanyahu. the two used to consult for the same financial firm. romney will be holding a fund- raiser from israel where he's reported to raise more than a million dollars. the air -- the area around 22nd and san jose avenue was shut down yesterday at 2:00 p.m. crews worked almost 24 hours

before finishing repairs around noon today. a public utility spokesman says water service was never interrupted to residents. the streets were back open by 1:30 this afternoon. google has given new meaning to the term staycation by overing users a digital sight-seeing experience. google has added five parks to the street view feature. now with a click of the mouse, users can virtually drive through yosemite, sequoia, redwood, death valley and joshua tree. the department of interior gave google special permission to fund the parks. community groups in oakland came together to help clean up some neighborhood parks. volunteers with the old oakland neighbors, from the first unitarian church, they all teamed up today and we caught one some of them at la fayette park. >> we come in and do what the city is not able to do and what

no individual is able to did. but coming together as a group, we can get a lot done. >> in is the second year for the cleanup called throw down for the town. after the cleanup, participants at 19th and harrison for a big community concert. >> good for them. >> yes. >> and a good day to be outside. a great day. the fog still a little bit of a factor across the coat. our camera shows up nicely with the clear skies. just a little bit of haze. temperatures warmed up a little bit. in a few spots. as you can see right around the coastline, still some stubborn parts near parts of the shore line, especially near the san mateo county coast for pacifica and half moon bay. as far as temperatures tomorrow, they range from the upper 50s, chilly upper 50s in pacific california warmest locations inrand -- inland and

in fairfield, around 85 and antioch in the upper 80s as well. for tonight, we have this with partly cloudy skies, fog developing. no major changes for tomorrow, but anyone we do gradually warm up the numbers. overnight lows will be in the 50s. san jose, 55. santa rosa right around 50. antioch at 56 degrees. a fairly weak weather system in the pacific that will move to the north. no key changes for tomorrow. we spelled it out for you. morning fock, a little change out there. coastal spots in the low 60s. inland -- fog, a little change out there. coastal spots in the low 60s. inland and the warmest locations on track to reach the 90s. 94, 95. that's away from the could. we'll still have that marine influence keeping the beaches on the cooler side. here's our forecast model showing you some of that fog tomorrow morning. coast side and right around the by. as we put this into motion into the afternoon hours, there's

the orange contour. the green is still hugging the coast and still some patchy fog nearby. the final day of the garlic festival in gilroy looks pretty good, especially in the afternoon hours. temperatures warming back up in the mid-80s. we'll fly around the bay and show you some of the numbers. santa rosa, 84. fairfield, 86. these numbers not a big change from today's highs. so basically a push from today's reading. morgan hill, 86 degrees. san francisco, cloudy in the morning. become partly sunny, 66. the giants playing the dodgers for game 3. hopefully better results for tomorrow. partly cloudy skies. a bit of a breeze developing through outthe game. hernandez a look hey ed -- sheer a look ahead to your five- day forecast -- here is a look ahead to your five-day forecast -- warmest locations will be around 94 to 95. get ready for a change and the latest forecast model will come into the weather center. so we might be automobile -- we might be able to bump up the

numbers. >> definitely. >> thank you. >> thank you. the giant, and the comers they were at it at at&t park. joe will have the hs. and records already being broken at the london olympics. must be nice, cheering on team usa from the shallow end.

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a record 500 billion people watched last night's opening ceremony. during part of the three-hour ceremony, a spectacular fire works display lit up the skies over london. the production included a sport film with queen elect hopping on a helicopter with james bond and jumping out into the stadium. go to ktvu.com for a slide show. you can kind the tab under our hole page. and giants an dodgers back at it. >> the giants have one more game to try to prevent the dodgers doing to them what they did to dashsh -- to l.a. family game. the pregame fun was the final pleasant thing the giants experienced all day. for two straight games, the guys have been getting it done for l.a. just tree batters -- three

batters in. that's 15 homers for kemp. a.j. ellis homered, made it 5-0. that was part of a three-run inning that included this double by hanley ramirez. he added a home run in the 9th and has been on fire since he joined the team. even when the joints -- giants when -- they are just one win away from the three-game sweep. the hottest game in baseball is at it again. the as an orioles scoreless in the 4th. the runner is on. that gun is gone. number 14 on the year for -- that one is gone. number 14 on the year for limb. trying to win their 18th out of

21 games this month. some u.s. medal winners. in the men's 400-meter ryan loche won. michael phelps, 4th. and for the womens, natalie coughlin did not swim in the finals but her participation in the preliminaries earned her a bronze. her 12th overall and she's tied with two for the most ever by an american woman. see you tonight at 10:00 for all of the day's sports on "sports wrap." >> all right. thank you. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. >> our next newscast is at 10:00 p.m. coming up at 10:00, we'll have much more information about the double shooting that we told you about at the top of the newscast that happened in bay point. our officer rick rasmussen is at the hospital talking to people there -- our eric

rasmussen is at the hospital talking to people there. >> see you tonight at 10:00.

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