police are on the scene of a shooting that left a man injured and a car riddled with bullets. >> women blame the landlord. >> hope and change has become

attack and blame. you know what, we are not going to fall for it. >> paul ryan sharpens his attack on president obama, he hits the road to fire up republicans. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >> good evening. i am ken wayne. heather holmes is off tonight. >> several shots were fired at car. the car was riddled with bullets and crashed into a tree. ktvu's ken pritchett joins us live where police have few clues in the search for a suspect. ken? >> reporter: in the last five minutes this scene was cleared and that happened when a tow truck removed a car. the car hit a tree after it came through the intersection here across after shots rang

out in broad day light. >> reporter: you could see 5 bullet holes in the window and two more just below the window, above the door handle. the 911 call came in this afternoon. >> upon arrival we located a vehicle, found one individual with gun shot wounds. >> police have little information on what happened. one officer said it appeared the driver of the car was stopped when the shots were fired. the intersection is littered with 20 yellow evident markers. she heard the shots. >> rabid shots, 14 all at once. and lots of cars driving down to where, i guess, it happened. >> reporter: another saw the car speeding south but there is no word if the shots were fired from car or foot. police do not have any information on who was responsibility. >> check with the community,

ask the community for information. >> reporter: that may be difficult, many neighbors said they are tired of the shootings but wouldn't discuss what they saw here. many said they were afraid and police said they were not getting good information either at this point. as for the man who was driving the car, police say they are still waiting word on his condition from the hospital. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. two people killed and another injured in a crash. the three car pile up happened this morning on south bound 680 near a construction zone. none of the construction workers were injured. one of the cars were speeding and had its lights off. >> occupy -- the speeding vehicle was killed and that

vehicle burst into flames. the second vehicle, one person was killed and one taken to the hospital. >> authorities haven't released the conditions of the injured victims. later, the driver of a van was killed in a roll over crash at 780 at 7:00 p.m. this morning. the california highway patrol says the driver was the only person in the vehicle. a passing driver says the van was speeding but the official cause is under investigation. authorities in napa are looking for a patient who went missing yesterday from a psychiatric facility. he walked away from the center around 2:00 p.m. in the afternoon. he is on medication and they are warning people not to approach them. he is african american, 6'1", 160 pounds. short black hair and wearing white shorts and a light

colored t-shirt. a organization that helps treat those suffering from mental illness is shutting down. they have been raising money since 1968. the house took in those with disorders and schizophrenia. a spokeswoman said the recession and declining membership led to the closure. oakland treatment center for women faces eviction this week. officials say they have till wednesday to pay $12,000 in back rent or be forced out. they serve 105 women a day. many who have been victims of abuse. ktvu's patty lee tells thus wh route for now. >> reporter: signs explain how its goal to treat abused women

has fallen on hard time. letters taped to the class blame the landlord for refusing to lower rent. a move some residents criticized. >> lot of people are behind in their rent. i feel like they should have worked with them. >> reporter: they are in the process of moving to a building cross the street. but residents say it is another world. >> this is where the drugs are at. >> reporter: supporters say the sidewalk on the wrong side of the street may offer too much temptation to women battling addiction. the landlord had no choice but to evict them who haven't paid rent in a year and owes $30,000. >> i told the supporters, we gave her a break and we sympathize but we have obligations to the bank. >> reporter: many say they are

trying to improve this area, building the only full service grocery store. the director was not available for an interview tonight. her non-profit could be evicted tomorrow. patty lee, ktvu channel 2 news. it election 2012 news, republican presidential hopeful mitt myr-- wisconsin congressman paul ryan is on the attack against president obama. he campaigned side by side with mitt romney stirring up crowds in north carolina. >> reporter: greetings from north carolina where today we saw a sharpened message from mitt romney and paul ryan on day two of america's come back tour. in tailoring his appeal for north north carolinaens -- carolinians, paul ryan found a

way to marry his reputation and his new role as a campaign attack dog. >> hope and change is now attack and blame. you know what? we are not going to fall for it. >> reporter: mitt romney in harking back to president obama's famous comment if you have a small business you didn't build it, said it runs counter to the american spirit and while he faulted republicans for ballooning the deficit, as well as democrats, mitt romney also took a shot that public sector unions. >> american will have a choice, they have seen the product of the obama plan, it hasn't worked. middle income families are getting squeezed. people can't find work. we have a different plan. >> reporter: that was one of

the biggest applause lines here. this state ranks 50th among the 50 states in terms of membership. from here they are headed to another stop in north carolina. >> today the obama campaign responded to mitt romney's choice of paul ryan. >> it is a pick that is meant to thrill the republican party but one that should trouble the middle class, seniors, students, you know, because of -- of his record. he is a right wing. >> he said paul ryan's views will create a more united convention but may help democrats come november. more details on the fundraising response to paul ryan. mitt romney's campaign said it

raised $3.5 million since he announced his choice. and today president president president obama's campaign estimates 3.5-$4 million. today is the last day of the music festival in golden gate park. [ music playing ] >> thousands of people crowded the fields since friday for music, art and comedy shows and beer, wine and food. in two hours stevie wonder is scheduled to take stage to close out the show. at 5:30 p.m., ktvu's lorraine blanco reports on how much money they took in. and we know that it has been hot around the bay area but outside it his been chilly. that's right. the fog, that would be the

constant out there. the fog hugging the coast line. the over cast towards the golden gate bridge and the towers poking through the top layer of the clouds but we have clear skies and hot numbers inland. high clouds to the south and east and thunderstorms towards southern california. in the bay area, some of the dense fog around half moon bay, pacifica, that is one extreme. away from that we have hot temperatures again inland, lots of sunshine. but not as hot as yesterday but still upper 90s towards livermore and fairfield. concord 91 degrees. san francisco 61. here is what is happening, warm air, hot air above, dense fog near the coast line tonight and into tomorrow morning. speaking of tomorrow morning, temperatures in the 50s to the mid-60s. livermore 65 degrees.

oakland 56. partly cloudy skies. coastal fog and hot temperatures inland for tomorrow afternoon but a cooling trend, coming up when you will notice the change. >> thank you. investigators looking into the chevron refinery fire may be able to enter the unit tomorrow. chevron says workers were repairing a leak when it released a vapor cloud sparking the fire. there is a chance investigators could get a look that pipe tomorrow if the area is deemed safe. remembering a teen killed in a jet ski accident in hawaii. >> no relief for firefighters and residents in one community as a wildfire burns dangerous

close to home. >> an experience designed to feel like a real three-alarm fire.

. a water main break last night sent water through a neighborhood in walnut creak. it broke on second avenue at 10:00 p.m. last night. it flooded yards of a few homes. firefighters did what they could ebb to push the waw -- they could to push the walter away from -- the water away from the houses. a man that was struck by a bart train last night died. it is unclear how he ended up on the tracks. the train operator stopped the train and it was closed for two hours. friends and family of a teenager who died in a freak water craft accident in hawaii are gather for a individual

tonight. ktvu's matt keller is live where mourners are remembering the life of a 16-year-old cut short. >> reporter: friends and family already arrived. one brought a photoof the girl. the vigil is scheduled to start at 6:00 p.m. and they are expecting 300 people. she was killed while jet skiing on august 5 in hawaii. police arrested a man and charged him. he was speeding and posing for pictures for his girlfriend before hitting her jet ski from behind. documents show he was hurt and said he was sorry. >> he wasn't sorry for what he did for my child.

the girlfriend was arrested for hindering prosecution. the 21-year-old told police he was sit -- she was sitting down when she was hit. matt keller, ktvu channel 2 news. authorities have issued mandatory evacuation notices to two rural communities as wildfire threatens homes. they are telling people to leave their homes. so far 30,000 acres burned over the last two weeks. 600 structures are threatened. most of them homes. the fire is just 8% contained. they likely won't have the fire contained till the end of the month. dozens of residents remain out of their homes as crews fight a brush fire. it burned 150 acres.

the rocky terrain and hot temperatures are making it difficult to fight the blaze. investigators say the fire was likely started by a cigarette. if you notice dozens of fire trucks today it wasn't because of a real emergency. they are doing a fire drill in a high rise. ktvu's allie rasmus explains what they home to learn from the experience. >> reporter: loaded with oxygen tanks firefighters crawl through a burning buildings. that is the scenario in this fire drill at 275 battery street in san francisco. >> ready for the real thing. >> not using the elevators. >> reporter: the 10th floor is where the pretend fire started. a smoke machine and fire hoses

add to the real. >> you will be in the stair wells just causing havoc and confusion for the firefighters. >> reporter: they wore fake blood and charcoal make up. >> i got pushed in the bustle of everything. >> reporter: firefighters shuffled the victims down the stair well, simulating what they would have to do in case of a real fire. >> cool to know i am participating in training so if there ever is a scenario i will feel safe. >> reporter: 125 san francisco firefighters took part in the drill, so did the security staff and engineers. >> we find out how well the plan works and where we have room for improvement. >> reporter: so that next time

everyone is prepared. >> reporter: allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. sikh services. it began with a washing of a sikh flag pole as a symbol of rebirth. it was part of a cleansing. officials left one bullet hole unrepaired as a memorial to the victims. 7 people died and 4 were injured. an expert on gun violence is calling for a public health approach to present routine shootings. they point to the reduction of car crash deaths as an example of how an approach can work. gun violence led to 70,000 emergency room cases in 2010.

civilians own 260 million fire arms. guns are used in 2/3 of the nation's homicide. a hacker crimled wikileaks -- crippled wikileaks. they said attackers left the organization sluggish or inaccessible for a week. the statement said they have been flooding the site with 10 gigabits a second. hospital officials in north carolina say reverend billy graham was admitted last night for bronchitis. he is alert and in good spirits. this is his third hospital visit in a year. his doctor says no date has been set for his release.

>> reporter: chad johnson, the wide receiver, known as chad ochocinco was released from jail today. he was arrested last night after hitting his wife. his wife found a receipt for condoms and an argument ensued and johnson head butted his wife. johnson claims it was his wife that head butted him. >> how close this blaze came to the olympic closing ceremonies. >> we want them to save us. >> a cry for help from the syrian people, what they are asking international leaders to do. [ music playing ] >> and music lovers enjoy the last hours of the festival in golden gate park, how local businesses benefited from the

three day event.

. a fire broke out today at a recycling center in london as they prepared for the closing ceremony. it is 7 miles from the olympic village. officials say it is the biggest fire they have seen in years. nobody was hurt and the ceremonies were not effected. syrian rebels fighting to topple the government said they need the protection of a no-fly

zone. they made a new plea for help today, a day after secretary of state hillary clinton left open the possibility of such assistance. >> reporter: the leader of the group called on international powers to enforce a no-fly zone in certain areas. they said the move would protect civilians. opposition members want it imposed along boarders with jordan and turkey. >> we came because of massacres. >> reporter: saturday secretary of state hillary clinton said washington and turkey are discussing steps to help the opposition, including a no-fly zone. 250 people fled serious to turkey in search of celter.

shelt -- shelter. >> current situation there is the massacre is terrible. dodd is on the free syrian army -- god is on the free syrian army side. >> reporter: they are reporting security forces ambushed an armed group killing and wounding some of them. emergency meeting of ministers is scheduled for today has been postponed for unknown reasons. in other news of the world, efforts underway in iran after yesterday's 2 devastating earthquakes. the death toll stands at 250 with 2,000 people injured. rescue operations were carried on throughout the night.

the 6.4 and 6.3 earthquakes struck yesterday afternoon. more than 100 villages suffered damage. half dozen were flattened. in egypt security forces claim they killed militants. it comes a week after a gunman killed soldiers at a check point. and the president ordered the retirement of two top military chiefs. he has been locked in a power struggle with the military since june. he has moved aggressively to assert his authority. 4700 people have been forced to leave their homes as fires are bourning out of control -- burning out of control. 11million years old. they are said to be a rare example of the type of humid,

subtropical forest that once covered europe before the arrival of humans. still to come a recap of the top stories plus ... >> big music stars are bringing out huge crowds tonight. how much money this music festival adds to our local economy. >> and the troubling trend at a popular river that is keeping authorities busy and then bay area residents are about to get a new bill tomorrow to help with fire fighting efforts. who is effected. >> download ktvu ipad app from the app store and you will find a live stream button to watch all of the newscasts when you are on the go. must be nice, cheering on team usa from the shallow end. back in '08, we didn't have these u-verse wireless receivers that let you move the tv around wherever.

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recapping our top stories for you, police are investigating a shooting today that left a man hospitalized. he was shot in his car this afternoon. it is unclear at this point whether the shots were fired from another car or from someone on foot. police haven't made any arrests. >> a oakland treatment center for women is facing eviction this week. officials say the group has till wednesday to pay back thousands of dollars in back rent or be forced out. they help 100 women a day. many who have been the victims

of abuse. and a vigil tonight to remember a 16-year-old who was killed in a jet skiing accident in hawaii august 5. a 20-year- old tourist was charged with homicide in connection with the death. witnesses say he was speeding on a jet ski before hitting her jet ski from behind. happening right now the outside lands festival is down to its final hours and the end of a short but profitable three days. ktvu's lorraine blanco is live with how the businesses have been doing. >> reporter: we are back stage at outside lands festival where jack white just took the stage. the crowd went wild. besides the music is local food vendors and this weekend they are getting a taste of the big

time. [ music playing ] >> reporter: on the other side of the golden gate park it is food that is exciting music fans. >> food, beer, wine. great. this is my first year but i am stoked. i am going to come next year. >> reporter: most are local. from the mission. >> my staff started working around the clock making the bread fresh. it is big volume. it is brutal for the staff but it is awesome. >> it is the same we have for lunch, busy wise but 10 hours long instead of 2. the busyness is great business here. >> we are hoping to hit 5,000 to 6,000 this year. >> that is the number of

sandwiches. she says with the crowds getting bigger each year, so do the profits. >> three days you make what you make in a week that restaurant. pretty good. >> reporter: and according to organizers, the city benefited to $60 million over the last four years from restaurant sales sales and transportation and hotel stays. outside lands festival donated $4 million to san francisco parks and recreasian to keep the -- recreation to keep the land beautiful. lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> go to www.ktvu.com for more on this outside lands festival and including photos and a lineup. [ music playing ] and there is a few hours left for music lovers soaking up the sounds in san jose. today marks the final day of

the san jose jazz summer fest. the bands played on a dozen stages at various locations. this runs till 9:00 p.m. tonight. we have breaking news to tell you about coming into the news room, fire crews rushing to a brush fire east of clear lake close to highways 20 and 53. so far 200 acres have burned. some structures are threatened but we have not heard of evacuations. we will have more on the wildfire coming up tonight on the 10:00 news. efforts to rebuild a san bruno neighborhood leveled by a gas line explosion are scheduled to get back on track this week. on august 2 a contractor damaged a gas line. nearby homes were evacuated and instruction stopped.

the city of san bruno will monitor the project on a daily basis. pg&e put a street light replacement job on hold amid controversy over the design. residents don't like the looks -- or they don't look like the old lamps but pg&e says they are standard replacements for what is considered standard back then. 40-60 have been replaced. authorities in sacramento county had their hands full with crowds cooling off in the american river. they say one boater after another arrived and patrols have been very busy but they say it has been everything. >> people jumping off of rope strings, bridges, people drinking and boating. >> officers arrested one boater for being drunk yesterday and

two others for a brawl as a result of a women's mud wrestling contest. things are back to normal tonight after a landfill fire prompted officials to tell residents to stay indoors. the fire started at 8:30 p.m. last night near highway 237. the smoke prompted a warning for people who live down wind to stay inside and close their windows and doors. it took them 90 minutes to put out the fire. the cause is under investigation. california residents who linin rural areas will see a new fire fighting fee tomorrow. it will cover the cost of preventing and fighting fires in rural areas. the bills run $150 or more. they are being sent by county

so alameda county will be the first to see the bills. the busy street of north beach will get busier as construction on the central subway enter as new phase. the work is expected to take 4 months. the work is needed for construction of the new subway tunnel. amtrak is cutting two trains between oakland and sacramento. starting tomorrow there will be no 4:30 a.m. train leaving from oakland. the two evening runs from sacramento at 6:40 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. will be combine into one train at 7:10 p.m. other trains are being adjusted. they do not effect services between oakland and san jose.

ambishing revenue re-- ambitious revenue will ovtake sales of boxed -- over take sales of boxed game software and they are focused on expanding. >> barnes and noble, a big price cut. they reduced reduced the price on all nook tablets. it is $199 or $50 less than the nexus. amazon is expected to release three new kindles soon. scientists make a new discovery on mars, how it is similar to earth. plus little league big dreams, the big week ahead for the petaluma nationals.

and cooler weather, mark tamayo will tell you what you can expect for your work week in his complete bay area forecast.

the petaluma nationals little league team is on its way to play in the little league world series in pennsylvania. >> go ahead run. safe. >> petaluma nationals beat hawaii 7-5 last night to win the west reginalship in san bernardino. they the games begin in pennsylvania on thursday. and everybody is pumped up. >> that is great. jaw. and a warm bay in the north bay

for petaluma and inland. still hot numbers out there but we started to cool off a little bit. live camera, in the distance, there is the fog bank hugging the coast. the fog will win out over the next few days bringing cooler air, it has been cold for the shoreline, sweater and jacket weather towards half moon bay, pacifica, because we have this, a good steady breeze, winds gusting to 22 miles per hour. keeping things locally cool near the coast and near parts of the bay. as you work your way away from that nland, hot number -- inland, hot numbers. yesterday 104, 105 towards livermore. we cooled off a little bit, upper 90s. oakland 71. 59 once again in pacifica. forecast headlines tonight,

clear skies, except coastal fog. tomorrow cool temperatures for the beaches. hot numbers inland. we cool things off, though, in the extended forecast. more changes today. showers and thunderstorms developing across southern california, approaching the sierra. high clouds will be moving into the bay area over night. but still high pressure in full command of the weather, hot forecast tomorrow inland but temperatures will be cooling off later in the week as we increase the onshore breeze that pumps the marine air closer to the fairfield area, cooling for wednesday and thursday. here is our forecast model, batch of high clouds. we had fog coast side. tomorrow morning you could see moving to the north during the afternoon hours and temperature range once again, low 60s for the beaches, warmest locations once again in the upper 90s.

around 98 to possibly a few spots 100. you could see 100 towards clear lake tomorrow afternoon. fairfield 96. hot towards livermore. 99 degrees. oakland mid-70s. san jose mid-80s. 85. san francisco 66 degrees with fog in the morning. skies partly sunny into the afternoon hours. five-day forecast, temperatures still hot numbers inland tuesday and we call off wednesday, thursday, friday, the weekend, a week from now will be cooler with mid-80s inland. it has been hot towards livermore since thursday, 100- 105 degrees. couple more hot days and then relief. >> i think you can tell the difference between 105 and 99. >> not that extreme heat but i guess we are going in the right direction. >> absolutely. feeling good at 99. thank you. a ucla geologist claims

mars has plates like earth and could have earthquakes or mars quakes. they identified possible fault lines. he identified two major lines on mars while the earth has 7. we will take a quick break and we will be right back.

good evening, everyone. welcome to sports wrap. tomorrow season may be upon us but the giants played today at at&t park that allowed them to maintain their lead.

willy today with the junior giants, knows about august and september. giants jumped on the rockies and alex white, the base hit, drives in two. giants got a third run on an rbi single by brian belt. ryan with the clutch two out hit. the ball rolls to the gap. a double for him. belt had four hits. the giants lowed a pair of runs in the 6th. the pitcher with his first major league hit. drives in the lead run. giants went to the 8th trailing 6-4. then they erupted. it was tied when hunter pence stepped to the plate, a good time for his first home run as a giant. homer number 18 of the year for

pence. giants 9-6 with clay hensley getting the win. the dodgers put the heat on the giants. hanley ramirez with a single. drives in two. dodgers shut out his old team for a 5-0 win that keeps them within a game of the giants. with 5 teams battling for two spots feels like the american league wildcard situation will go down to the wire. a's are a half game out. the white sox and pitcher wearing the red pin strips of the $70s. chicago 1-0 in the 6th. and joany gomes ties it up. his 14th of the year. bottom of the 6th.

after a single. he sent a pitch the opposite way for a two run homer. number 23 for him. he allowed a double and a single, after that the white sox loaded the bases and he singled. that scores two more. that was it for him but the damage was done. 5 run inning for the white sox. they win 7-3 as things stand right now the a's are a half game out of the second wildcard spot. >> new young golfer. 23-year-old rory mcilroy. 26 players had to finish their third rounds before setting out on the fourth round today from south carolina. rory mcilroy making birdie this morning. third round 74 finished tiger woods. shot a 72 in his final round.

tiger woods ended 11 strokes back. and rory mcilroy running away with the tournament. it slips in from the side. to 16, rory mcilroy for birdie again. on the way to a final round 66. only question, whether he could break the pga record for largest margin. tied 18-18. another birdie to win in style and beat the record by a stroke. as with his win in the u.s. open, his dad there to help him celebrate. his two pga win. rory mcilroy wore red, something historically done by a fellow named tiger woods. >> if i was playing with him i wouldn't but i wasn't playing so it worked well. no wonder he wins so much.

>> the final leader bord, rory mcilroy by 8 strokes over david lynn. still to come on sports wrap, the raiders open things up today to fans, highlights of fan fest and a look at a familiar face in a indianapolis colts jersey. we will be right back.

they went 89 laps and then things got interested on lap 90 in nascar in new york. the only road course used in the sprint cup series. kyle busch is winning but leaking oil. brad says enough. bumping bush and then passing him. he has a rear rearview mirror full. he tries to get him back.

he holds him off. that is two sprint cup wings for him. jimmie johnson is the leader by a single point over greg biffle. a new era of oakland raider football tomorrow night when they beat the dallas cowboys. fan fest today. signing oughtographs and the -- autographs and we will let you hear what the players had to say at 10:00 p.m. andrew luck in a colts game today. first pass turned out okay. brown takes off on a 63-yard touchdown, as a result of luck's first pass. the way peyton manning started

his career. luck 10-16 for 188 yards. and olympic games highlighted by a gold medal performance by the u.s. men's basketball team. they led spain by a single point after 3/4 and then went on to win 107-100. that is twenty-two straight olympic championships for the u.s. men's basketball team. see you tonight at 10:00. hopefully i have some voice left by then. >> thank you. >> tonight on the 10:00 news, more on the vigil in vacaville for the teenage girl killed while on vacation in hawaii. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news, we will see you the next time news breaks.