here. there are evidence markers still on the ground, as well as "shattered glass." two men were parked here and one man got out with what appeared to be a gun but witnesses say that never happened. >> small memorial at the scene of the officer involved shooting. officers encounter two men in a car and one men got out of the car with a pellet gun. police made clear yesterday the officers opened fire after seeing the driver step out of the car with what they thought was a gun. >> somebody's decision is to get out of the car and reach for a gun is not the appropriate thing to do. you have to suspect officers will protect themselves. >> reporter: officers fired 30 rounds. family say he is recovering and he was killed.

his sister says she was less than 20 feet from the shooting. >> he never left the car. >> reporter: she says after the car she heard one officer ask a crucial question. >> he asked his partner should we open the doors. why would you ask should you open the doors if he was already getting out of the car? >> reporter: today she says no one was the police or the district attorney asked her anything about the shooting. >> they came to my door and got my name but never interviewed me. the police department, whoever posted interview -- whoever is supposed to interview people, they never interviewed me. >> reporter: both officers are on pate administrative leave -- paid administrative leave. p live, crist -- leave. leave, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news.

>> police arrested a 17-year- old in connection with a stabbing this morning. it happened during a fight about 3:20 a.m. this morning at a home where the male victim lived. he was stabbed several times and they say the teenager admitted to the stabbing. at this point no word on what prompted the fight. police released a picture of a man who is wanted in a shooting death. a arrest warrant has been issued for him on manslaughter charges. the charges stem from a shooting on july 22. he is 5'7", 130 pounds. investigators say he is armed and dangerous. in san jose police called off a search for a third suspect in a pot club robbery about 11:00 a.m. this morning. police chased three men in san jose. officers arrested two men but

the third escaped on foot and at this point is still at large. a taxi driver was taken into custody after lowing into a pg&e gas -- lowing into a pg&e gas meter. leaking gas forces 10 people from an apartment building. firefighters had to use special tools to turn off the leak. demonstrators matched today calling for more government over sight of chevron and other companies. >> they made their way to the chevron refinery. speakers said energy companies should have stricter safety standards to prevent incidents like last month's chevron refinery fire. >> the equipment is old, not

maintained. they made $26 billion in profit last year. their equipment should be better maintained and safer for the workers. >> chevron said the company is working to prevent such incidents and they haven't found out what caused the fire. gas prices are the highest they have ever been over a labor day weekend. and that is do in part to the chevron refinery fire. ktvu's tom vacar joins us with more on the situation. tom? >> reporter: have a look over here. in a usual year these prices would head down but because of the chevron refinery fire it is anything but usual. >> reporter: they made a road trip round trip because airplane tickets also spiked by fuel cost were also too high.

>> cheaper to drive here even though gas prices are so high. >> reporter: bay area wide, the average price of a gallon of regular is $4.20. that is up 2 cents from a week ago. up 35 cents from a months ago before the chevron refinery fire and up a quarter from labor day a year ago. >> i got back from a trip from the mid-west, it is amazing i am paying a dollar more here. >> reporter: many blame speculators as much as they do chevron. >> the speculation drives up fuel prices. >> out of our control. up to them. i think, you know, they panic, they say we are going down, they raise the price. >> we have to always pay big,

rich people. not fair to us. >> reporter: that is why dianne feinstein called for a special investigation into gas prices in the wake of the chevron refinery fire. consumer editor tom vacar ktvu channel 2 news. the dumbarton bridge closure is in its final hours. the bridge is expected to open before midnight. that is 5 hours ahead of schedule. it has been closed since friday so workers could install a seismic joint. the repairs will be done after this weekend but final adjustments will need to be made. the project should be cleated by -- completed by 2013. here is a look at the alternate routes. the northern detour route takes you to the hayward, and across the bridge. the southern detour takes you tasan jose and across high -- to san jose and across highway

237. >> at san francisco state university two students were diagnosed with chickenpox. one student may have possibly exposed people on the way to school on bart or the muni. the second student lives in campus. >> food trucks are at the center of a new plan to help san francisco's homeless. ktvu's david stevenson is live in san francisco with the details of what makes this new program unique. david? >> reporter: the success of san francisco's food trucks is prompting a new approach to helping the homeless. >> spicy or mild? >> reporter: business is booming for these food strucks at the street food park -- food trucks at the street food park. >> interacting with people. >> reporter: he hope to bring a

free soul food truck to serve the african american population. the goal is to create conversation and community in the streets. >> i learned about a study that showed for individuals who are homeless, living with hiv that 56% of those individuals are defined as food insecure. >> reporter: helping the homeless require as mix of convention and unconventional ideas. >> i think you got to do the nuts and bolts work and we are doing a lot of that. >> reporter: they give training to homeless and formarily homeless people -- formerly

homeless people. residents are intrigued by the idea. >> brings the cultures together. a lot of mixed people down here get to see, you know, the diversity. >> reporter: he is still seeking funding funding for the truck. he hopes the meals will be good enough to attract people to the district. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. president obama spent today on the campaign trail telling workers in ohio he thought the republicans were stuck in the past. >> it was a rerun. you might as well as watched it on black and white tv. >> after his speech he flew to louisiana arriving this afternoon. the president is expected to see first hand some of the

damage and the disaster relief efforts in the wake of hurricane isaac. republican presidential candidate mitt romney took the day off relaxing on the lake in new hampshire after accepting the nomination. he issued a statement saying for far too many americans today is another day of worrying when their next pay check will come. the democratic national convention kicked off this week with a street party while republicans lost the first day of their convention to a tropical storm, democrats shows chose to skip today because of labor day. a strong turn out for president obama could help the party take back control of the house. they need a net gain of 25 seats to do that. >> we think the drive for 25 is a doable one. california is essential. >> first lady michelle obama will speak tomorrow and former

president bill clinton will address the crowd on wednesday. talking about a different kind of labor, why demonstrators and their children gathered in front of a bay area hospital. >> wondered if organic food is healthier? a new study has some answers. >> the fog is back, it will have more of a presence the next couple of days, what that means for your forecast for tuesday. cçrrú

a focus on a different kind of labor today. demonstrators trying to draw attention to the need for more natural child birth. ktvu's health and science editor john fowler is here to explain. >> reporter: should you have your baby at home, refuse some

of what your doctor recommends, say the urge parents to be more in charge of their child birth. >> reporter: two dozen demonstrators, moms and babies, delivering a message. >> make choices. >> reporter: they say child birth is not a medical emergency, women should have a greater role in the decisions. children will benefit. her first child by c-section. >> drugged up and she was just taken. >> reporter: her second a home birth. >> i had absolutely no control. i -- i -- everything was done to me. it wasn't my birth. it was another day for them.

>> reporter: the u.s. is 34th for mothers surviving child birth. 38th for newborns surviving. u.s. births are the most expensives. >> i think bottom line, it comes down to money. >> reporter: they were not protesting against the hospital, they do a good job during birth but here and elsewhere it could be better. health and science editor john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. three members of a san jose family were injured today. the mother and father who each had a child as a passenger crashed into each other at 30 mile-an-hour. the mother and brother suffered

head injuries and the girl suffered a leg injury. the father was not hurt. concerns over the hantavirus outbreak resulted in a lot of cancellations at yosemite national park during the holiday weekend. 20% of the reservations were canceled. typically this type of year everything is sold out. officials announced last week 10,000 people were at risk for contracting hantavirus after staying at yosemite national park this summer. so far two people died. researchers are trying to find out if eating organic food is better for you. scientists say studies show it can lower exposure to pesticides but the amount of pesticides they measured in non- organic foods were in safety limits. both are equally nutritious but bacteria in non-organic meats

was more resistant. a rally to save city college is set for tomorrow in san francisco. it kicks off at noon outside of city hall. they will be out showing support for the the school. they are calling it the kickoff campaign to pass prop a and save city college. it is a $79 parcel tax aimed at preventing further cuts. facebook is cracking down on phony likes. it aims to stop "likes" that come from malware. it will give advertisers a more accurate measure of demographics. thousands of people enjoy the holiday weekend at the art

festival. the three day event featured music, wine and a lot of art. today was the last day. 270 artists displayed a variety of art. 25,000 pieces were on display. the festival is produced by the art festival foundation, proceeds go towards student scholarships, arts organizations and community service programs. and folks who love wine came out for the harvest wine celebration. it kicked off yesterday and featured 40 wines from the valley area. tickets included entrance, wine tasting and discount on wine -- discounts on wine. there was fog that beach this morning. you see the fog here. there is a shallow inversion.

the fog is there right now. it will be there again tomorrow morning. this morning there was a dense fog advisory because it is hard to see through. it will be dense again tomorrow morning and that means a warm day the nland. -- day inland. it doesn't allow inland to cool much. they will cool a little tomorrow, couple degrees. temperatures around the bay, same, maybe cooler and major cooling or more cooler wednesday and thursday. that is the weather trend. slightly cooler weather through the week. tomorrow, like today, slightly cooler, you may not notice tomorrow, might notice more fog. not as warm. the fog forecast shows the fog along the coast. burns back quickly. few breaks tomorrow and then you see the heat. 90s. i don't think we will see mid- 90s. we will see low 90s.

you get the idea. temperatures warm again tomorrow. slightly cooler. wednesday, the cooling goes more, temperatures 5 degrees below that. 80s wednesday and thursday. forecast, mid-80s, where might be seeing low 90s today. if you get towards discovery bay, eastern livermore, might get 95. tropical moisture working its way up. 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. this is the fog. doesn't do much. watch this area. tropical moisture works its way north. you see activity. this is -- these types of storms have been spawning fires over the last few months. right now the model keeps us dry but it is in the area. we got to make sure we are on that. we will watch it for you.

if it moves in we are looking at a chance of thundershowers. tomorrow 90 degrees in morgan hill. 86 in san jose. five-day forecast, cooler this week. subtle stuff and then saturday and sunday, temperatures warm up again. moisture bears watching. i will update that tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> thank you. coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 the focus this week may be on the democratic party but a candidate is making headlines for his age. >> the signs are up and the race for mayor is heating up. why a teenager says he is the best person for the job. >> and a labor day snapshot at the california job crisis. join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. cyclists took to the street in san francisco and turned

part of the city into a race way.

riders hits the street of san francisco today for the bicycle race. 10 separate races with the first starting at 8:00 a.m.

this morning. a children's race this afternoon. the starting line is at the plaza. organizers say the event is now in its 38th year. mark is here with sports. a's and giants playing today. the giants, that was something. >> you think they don't believe they could lose at this point. one more victory and one less day for the dodgers to catch them and this is one of the best games of the year. everything working. sell out crowd. after blowing a lead, giants look dead in the water, down 8- 5. they score two in the 8th and one here on a buster posey rbi single to tie it. in the 10th inning, two outs, marco scutaro in the clutch comes through with a base hit. down the line to win it. what an under the radar acquisition he has been.

9-8. dodgers trailing early in their game against san diego. could be a 5-1/2 game lead. the a's had their 9 game win streak stopped and he had a lot to do with it. that is a titanic blast, two run shot. he was 3-4, 3 rbis. 8-3 the a's on the short end. mean time, golf to talk about. the deutsche bank championship and tiger woods didn't win it but he is worth talking about. he had a nice third place finish, 550k put him over the 100 million mark for his career on the pga tour. first player ever to do it. there is his third shot. almost an eagle. 5 under 66. first place money goes to rory mcilroy. he wins by a stroke. there is a birdie at 12 and

$1.4 million for him. high school football, time to vote for this friday's game. here is the run down. go to www.ktvu.com and vote and we will announce the winner on thursday, cov the game on -- cover the game on friday. that is the sporting life right now. good match-ups. >> thank you. coming up tonight at 10:00 p.m., live at the dumbarton bridge as it prepares to open and latest on the work being done there and as always thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news.