the coast guard makes yet another daring rescue after a participant in a challenging race signals that he's in trouble. good evening everyone i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. the 65-year-old man was plucked from the pacific ocean by a coast guard rescue team. he was taking part in an inaugural race when he was signaled in. patti lee joining us live from sfo where she just talked to

them about the latest daring rescue, patti. >> reporter: so far five racers have had to be rescued by the coast guard crews out of this station. the great pacific race is describing itself as the biggest, baddest endurance challenge in the plant. and so far out of their contestants only seven remain. >> reporter: the 65-year-old experienced rower was 5 miles away when he had to be rescued. and the second involved getting these two rowers out of the water. the starting line of the race is in monterey. the finish 2,400 miles away in

honolulu. the race has strict safety requirements and the coast guard says rescued rowers were prepared. >> all three devices played a key role and were essential to a quick recovery. >> reporter: you could hear the coast guard helicopter landing. they were out on another rescue earlier tonight. none of the five men who had to be rescued suffered major injuries but we have learned that boward did suffer a chipped rib and chipped shoulder blade. according to his son, boward was upset because he had to leave the race and leave his boat behind in the pacific. patti lee. a 15-year-old boy is dead tonight. and three other people injured after a shooting at a party that was packed with teenagers

and so far no arrest. ktvu's noelle walker with the story. >> reporter: it took just five seconds. a bullet through his hand and a shot right through the heart of t.j. perez's circle of friends. >> we were just there having a good time. talking and then dead. he wasn't there no more. >> reporter: a house party turned deadly this morning. sonoma county sheriff deputy closed downwind sor avenue because of a shooting just before 4:00 a.m. -- closed down windsor avenue because of a shooting just before 4:00 a.m. crime tape visible indoors does not fit with stroller's white

picket fence. >> every time you turn the news on it seems somebody is getting shot. for what reason i don't know. >> did you expect it to be next door? >> hell no, never. >> reporter: evidence of a party was overshadowed with evidence of a crime. sheriff deputies spent the better pat -- part of the day collecting evidence. to t.j. perez it's not just a crime statistic, it's personal. >> reporter: what did they take? >> they took a great man from everybody. a great friend, a great brother. >> reporter: the suspect was seen getting into a blue nissan with a female. if you know anything, call police. a roll out accident near 880 shut down two lanes of

traffic and landed a wanted man in handcuffs. the accident happened after a tow truck and rv collided. twao men were pinned inside the trucks and crews had to use the jaws of life to free them -- two men were pinned inside the trucks and crews had to use the jaws of life to free them. >> i tried to slow down but i hit it. which broke the tire in the front of my car. i walked over here to see what's going on. >> reporter: in all five people were taken in. police arrested a man off a drug warrant in san francisco. this linked to homeless encampments in the area. this started around 1:00 this morning on shoreline parkway that's close to a home depot

store. it only burned about 2 acres. firefighters say they seem to pop up daily in the tall grass. they're planning to do a contained burn in that area. a fire in concord burned several homes and displaced several people. fire officials say the home is a total loss. residents of that destroyed home were not home at the time and no injuries were reported the cause is under investigation. new developments tonight in the search for a missing southern california firefighter. eight days after michael heardman and dog duke went missing, searchers found his dog alive. the off duty arcade ya firefighters disappeared while chasing his dog as it ran off

its camp site. searchers say the area is extremely rugged. >> tough, lots of rocks, bolders, steep terrain, a lot of rock, a lot of poison oak. just a lot of rough terrain. there's a lot of looking under stuff. >> reporter: the dog was found in a parking lot. rescue workers say heardman is a skilled survival man and hope that he will survive. the area is filled with dense brush. crews rescued five hikers who were trapped in the hills after the fire broke out. officials say they hope to have the fire fully contained tomorrow morning. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. a dark cloud of smoke appeared over the happiest

place on earth this weekend. firefighters say the fire broke out just before 5:00 this afternoon in a trailer behind disneyland. no one was injured and the cause of the fire remains under investigation. and there's word that the deal between oracle and micros is a go. oracle came close to make a deal six years ago but the deal fell through. if the deal goes through it'll be the biggest oracle since it bought microsystems. it was an emotional day as

tpaápbs watched u.s. -- as fans watched u.s. take on portugal. there was plenty of american pride at the game viewing. a giant outdoor screen is set up. there were plenty of peaks and valleys in today's game including a come from behind goal. and even more drama. >> for fans it's big, it's big. folks in the bay area itself, it's big. the san jose earthquake is in the area. there's a big fan base. that game ended in a 2-2 tie. the city recreation department organized the screening with the help of a literacy group called america scores. the crowd there goes crazy. soccer fans walked to viewing parties in los angeles many with u.s. flags and other testimonies to soccer's increased polarity here in

california. spectators and soccer die-hards others taking it in for the very first time. and true to its name, the world cup excitement traveled half way around the world to afghanistan with some of the 32,000 u.s. soldiers there cheered on team usa. next up for america, germany and they need at least a tie to advance. in case you missed it our joe fonzi will have the goal that broke the heart of american fans coming up a little bit later. and we have more cup coverage for you, you will find the complete game between -- complete game highlights you will find it on ktvu.com.

being together during the race is part of the excitement for nascar fans. some car from far. but for others it was a short road trip. >> he's addicted to car and racing. >> reporter: nascar makes a pit star in the bay area once a year. it's a day the sonoma race way looks forward to along with merchants who sees sales drive up. >> we know that we hear about dinners hosted and the hotels that are all booked up that we certainly make a dent this time of year for them. >> it's good. usually it's a southeast part of the country type of thing so it's nice to have it in our backyard. >> i'm a big northern california kyle larsson fan all the way. >> dale jr. all the way.

>> reporter: the need for speed stays the same for fans. >> it's our first year but i think we're going to make it an annual thing. >> reporter: the sonoma race way says that they worked really hard to make it easy for fans to get in and out of the area and they say they will welcome back those fans next year. cristina rendon. new details tonight about yesterday's deadly plane crash in livermore. what close friends are telling us about that fire. and soccer star hope solo heads to court. what authorities are saying about the level of domestic violence against her. >> no car no problem right. the new concern about san francisco's famed lombart street is closed to cars.

new at 10:00, we are learning more tonight about that pilot killed yesterday in livermore. he jumped to his death from his burning flame over livermore. he was a veteran, engineer and skilled aviator. debora villalon is live in livermore and she's been talking to those who knew and flew with jerry parker. >> reporter: those we have supposing to say 64-year-old

german -- jerry parker was a skilled pilot and somebody who could build something from scratch. jerry parker posted this video of him flying off in his plane kit that took him four years to build. >> he was planning about visiting south to visit his daughter. >> reporter: two minutes into another flight the plane caught fire and jerry jumped from the burping cockpit jumping 300 feet into his death. >> jerry basically lived at the airport. he was a airplane nut.

>> we're not going to know what happened. we may never know that. >> reporter: people question the kits after an accident but they meet the same standards and have the same inspections as factory built planes. >> these planes typically don't experience problems. >> reporter: in trouble their lightens and maneuverable should allow them to float to the ground but a fire changes that. >> he's been shot at more times than anybody should have shot at. it was hiss recreational activity that finally killed him. >> reporter: parker is remembered as outgoing and friendly. always willing to help other

pilots with their projects. he has a son and daughter who live outside the bay area. debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. new developments tonight on the american soldier recently freed after being held captive by the taliban in afghanistan for five years. sergeant bowe bergdahl is now receiving outpatient care at a military base in san antonio. the 28-year-old had been receiving inpatient treatment at the base. while those in charge of his treatment say he is reintegrating it remaims unclear if he has had contact with his family. bergdahl's case has become a political lightning rod. tonight the crisis in iraq is getting worse. isis controls the majority of

the route to baghdad. and to make things worse the iraqi army is looking weak. isis celebrating a strategic victory. before racing down the river valley toward baghdad taking the next town, rawa then the next, and the next. linking their safe havens in syria to the capital suburbs four hours drive away and consolidating their control on the province in the west of iran. a task made easier as sunni gunmen threaten those leaving their post. an iraqi spokesman offered another suggestion, a strategic withdrawal. >> this is a tactical

reference. >> reporter: the government retrenches and refocusing its forces prioritizing protecting the capital. government air strikes against isis continue too. but with little effect on the ground. the country is being dividing allowing isis to establish strongholds. a danger not just for iraq but the region too. according to u.s. secretary of state john kerry. >> itself ideology of repression is a threat not only for iraq but to the entire region. >> reporter: kerry is expected here soon. he's calling on all parties to put aside their differences and form a government that can meet the needs of all of iraq's people but sectarian tensions and internal divisions have never run so deep.

nic robertson, baghdad. israel called the ground attack intentional. the 15-year-old boy and two others were wounded in the attack. they may be victims of syrian's civil war. they fired on five positions including it headquarters. the tension in iraq appears to be pushing gas prices a bit higher. the average price of gas rose 2- cents a gallon in the last two weeks to $3.71 nationally. and although some san francisco prices are closer to $5 a gallon than $4, the survey found that chicago had the highest average price at $4.15 a gallon. an industry analyst blames the rise on threat to iraq oil production in the midst of those insurgent attacks. federal authorities tonight cancelled plans to fly 300 undocumented immigrants from texas to southern california. it's not clear though why those flights were cancelled.

tápbgs -- texas is dealing with a wave of illegal immigrant most of them children. forces are looking for other ways to detain them because the detention headquarters with not for families. and the couple's three adopted children were in attendance. maloney who represents the lower hudson valley region it's the second gay member of congress to legally marry a same-sex partner. the first weekend of a no car council may not have unclogged the street. residents had asked for the closure complaining that the congestion has risen in recent

years. plenty of tourists opted to walk the steepest turns again. the street is expected to close the next three weekends. the city will then evaluate the results and decide whether to close that roadway more often. a surprise visitor puts a neighborhood on alert. coming up a mountain lion stealthy tour of east sacramento and how people there reacted. >> taking matters into their own hands. the frightening situation a father and daughter finally found themselves in after they chased down suspected robbers. and later we have fog regrouping just offshore. we'll talk about shower chances later in the week and we'll talk about the timing of the next major warming trend.

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the national center for civil and human rights opened this weekend in atlanta. it showcases america's civil right struggle and pays tribute

to those who have fought for lgbt, and women's rights. it's a rotating display on loan, the bible that belonged to martin luther king jr. medical examiners have not yet determined if the body is that of missing 70-year-old hiker karen sykes. sykes is a wilderness enthusiast. on wednesday, she and her boyfriend took on a hike. at one point they decided to separate. when she did not return to their planned meeting point, her boyfriend called police. the three were picked up at a condominium.

the three were in a jail yard when a helicopter came down and took them away. when they raided the condo, the escapees were sleeping. hope solo was scheduled to appear to face assault charges. the goal keeper was arrested yesterday on suspicion of assaulting her sister and 17- year-old nephew. she's facing two counts of fourth degree domestic violence assault. solo was at a party in seattle and would not leave when things got violent. police say she was intoxicated and upset when they arrived. >> it's very disappointing. because she's the face of the u.s. women's team. for someone with that influence is doing something like this, it's pretty sad. >> reporter: the soccer player is not guilty of any crime but in fact, a victim of the altercation says her representatives. a plastic surgeon and his daughter went after three men who had apparently broken into their home. the suspect's reacted by

backing up their truck into the pursuing car. >> he's going to get out and shoot him. >> no way. >> as the father drove, the daughter recorded on her cell phone. >> they're coming at us. we just need a witness. >> reporter: police were able to arrest the men. the two were able to recover all their belongings. >> that is just crazy. >> police say don't do that. don't do that. >> i don't think it's a good idea after seeing that. and we're going to look at parks that will allow dogs off their leash in some parts. >> plus --

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family and friends o -- of a san jose man killed in a motorcycle accident will gather tomorrow to try to raise money to pay for his funeral. that accident happened monday when a big rig collided with a motorcycle. azenith smith spoke today with that victim's devastated family. >> i can't explain to you the feeling that i fell.

my heart just ripped in two. and i can't tell you how devastating that was for me. >> reporter: v era contreras says a big part of her heart is now missing now that her son angel guerrero is gone. >> hold your children tight and tell them you love them when they leave because you may never see them again. >> reporter: a driver made an illegal u turn. he crashed into guerrero. guerrero was pinned underneath the big rig and died. >> my son would still be here today had he not made that u turn. >> reporter: guerrero was a skilled driver and left behind a daughter and a grandson. >> i am just angry that one bad decision that somebody made took my brother's life that could have been prevented. >> reporter: so far no charges

have been filed as the crash is still under investigation. the family isn't focusing on that. but more so on burying their loved one. >> it's very hard. and i mean i have two children. and now i only have one. >> reporter: they didn't have life insurance, guerrero's family will be holding a fundraiser at his favorite hang out. 24-year-old montgomery sang died yesterday evening during an all night rave. today the festival is going on. rave has been implicated in three other deaths over the years including two young

people believed to have overdosed on xtasy. in a statement, organizers asked attendees to help. saying one death is one too many. we must do our best to stay healthy, happy, tonight and every night. happened around 11:15 last night investigators say the woman was crossing san pedro road north of the san pedro shopping center when she was hit. attorneys who want to know about jurors for a trial have gained a new weapon, social media. the american bar association recently issued an opinion saying it is ethical for jurors to research jurors. but the ava does warn about following or liking jurors.

attorneys have an opportunity to ask direct questions of potential jurors during the voir dire examination phase. dogs will be allowed off leash during certain hours at bub, cooper, eagle, and questa parks. supporters of the program say it is needed because many homes in the area have small yards. opponents though argue the off leash areas are not fenced and are too close to schools and playgrounds. fish and wildlife officials have released a mountain lion back into the wild after it ventured into a sacramento neighborhood. the big cat thought to be a 2- year-old male was spotted at least three times overnight in east sacramento. officials think it may have come up from the river. one person called 911 after following the lion. but the homeowner didn't even know it was hiding there until police knocked on her door. officials review one of the

bay area's biggest water supplies tomorrow. what it might mean regarding mandatory rationing. mark tamayo was talking about a chance of showers. coming up he's going to let us know if that forecast still holds true. the wonder of summer is that

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86. oakland 66 and san jose 74 degrees. right now that fog is increasing in coverage out toward half-moon bay. south san francisco, hayward. in closer inspection reports of very heavy fog out toward daly city and reports of drizzle as well. that cloud deck will be a big factor in the turn that will set the stage to a foggy start in your morning commute. fairfield winds gusting at 32 miles per hour. out of the southwest, the oakland airport winds out of the west at 14. gusting to 22 miles per hour. and some more wind reports for you out toward sfo22 miles per hour the most recent wind gusts and san jose winds out of the northwest at 6 miles per hour. current numbers out there it is 56 degrees in santa rosa right now. oakland 58 and san jose reporting partly cloudy skies. 57degrees. the hour by hour forecast you can see san jose on track to at least reach the mid-70s by 4:00. and forecasting a high of 80

degrees. we'll be warmer than today. partly cloudy skies as we show you fog increasing coast side. right around the bay. here's our live camera looking out toward the bay bridge not much in the way of dense fog here right now. a big drop off in temperature as well. overnight lows to start out your monday morning. lots of low to mid-50s out there for santa rosa, hayward and san jose. high pressure tries to rebuild. away from the coastline we're going to warm up the numbers inland back up into the low to mid-80s. there's a weather system moving in to the north. we once had high hopes this would move into the bay area. definitely more clouds and cooler temperatures. there's a light chance of a sprinkle or light shower. that will be late wednesday night into thursday morning. only a slight chance for right now. here we go with the clouds tomorrow morning. coast side and right around the bay. possibly some drizzle as well. clouds go back to near the shoreline so still patchy fog

for the beaches. warmest locations inland back up into the upper 80s. so tomorrow, could be a little bit warmer than today. forecast highs for your monday afternoon, santa rosa 86. oakland tops out 72. livermore 86 degrees. san jose forecast high of 80. fremont 76 and san francisco in the upper 60s. keeping it cool for the coast out toward pacifica and half- moon bay. look ahead your five day forecast, a little bit warmer monday and tuesday. then more clouds, a slight chance of a shower on thursday. and here's the change with your weekend always in view with heather and ken actually bumped up those temperature. some of those forecast models trending hotter especially for day seven. that could be changing in the long run forecast. >> we had a shot of rain and now it's boosting up temperatures. >> that's the way it's shaping up right now. the california water commission is briefing over

water levels within the water system which supplies water to more than 2 million customers around the bay area. water officials will say whether or not people have been following a request to voluntarily reduce their water usage by 10%. the possibility of mandatory water rationing will also be discussed. president obama is doing his part to help boost america's honey bee population. pesticides and mites along with other factors have caused the honey bee population to drop off in recent years. according to the white house at least 90 commercially grown crops in north america rely on the honey bee population. the environmental agency is studying why the honey bee population is dwindling. and the u.s. cup game goes

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good evening everyone welcome to this late sunday night edition of sports wrap. when the world cup draw was announced this year. the u.s. group was denounced the group of death. the americans were not expected to survive. they came very close today to khrefrplging -- clenching a spot in the knock out round. and international star cristiano ronaldo opens. and it's 1-0. that's how the

first half ended but there was a close call. nane gets another shot that hits the post. idar gets the recar and tim howard makes this spectacular save. howard prevents the deficit from becoming two goals. then in the 63rd minute, the u.s. got a bolt of lightning, germane jones from outside the box. the game was tied at one. and there was more. now it's the 81st minute and the u.s. is putting the pressure on bato the portuguese goalie. the pass and chest shot by dempsey just like that it's 2-1 and the u.s. can nearly taste the next round. in extra time some 15 seconds away from the final whistle. the portuguese execute one last run at the goal. ronaldo puts a perfect pass through barela. portugal staves off