. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. a punch thrown and a woman knocked unconscious and tonight we have video of the fight following thursday's giants and a's game in san francisco. good evening, i'm ken wayne. >> hello everyone i'm heather holmes. two men have now been arrested in connection with the confrontation. outside san francisco's at&t park and tonight we get a firsthand look at the violence through a cell phone video and patti lee. >> reporter: this cell phone video picks up

moms before a 27-year-old oakland woman steps in to defend her colleague. two men in confrontation at 2nd and king street. there is muffled track talkin' and for a moment it appears both groups might walk away and then something likely words causes the oakland woman to turn. as she steps forward, she is blocked by one person, and hit by another. she lands on sidewalk, knocked unconscious. >> are you kidding me? you are going to defend your family. >> martha morales was happy to hear that the woman is now out of the hospital and the man police say is responsible is now in jail. police spokesperson albie esparza says 42-year-old anthony rucker was arrested and could be charged with farting the fight along with assault and battery, even though police say this fight had nothing do with team or gang affiliations, the assualt of the 27-year-old woman and her colleague has fans cautious about their interaction. >> if the same situation happened to us and somebody was

heckling him i would try to pull him aside and keep walk. >> the video shows that the victims may have tried to walk away until a few more words were exchanged. esures says the detailses would be shared in court. in san francisco, patti lee, uk charles. the highway patrol is looking for witnesses to a hit- and-run accident in sonoma county that killed a young man. the crash happened on petaluma road near hunter lane. officer say they found the victim's body at the scene. investigators think he was walking into the road when a vehicle traveling southbound hit him. officers say the vehicle involved must be heavily damaged. >> somebody will have seen a vehicle driving down the road with maybe a bent hood or broken windshield or cracked roof or headlights that wasn't there yesterday. >> the victim is identified as 21-year-old basilio garza, jr. of santa rosa.

anyone with information about this crash is asked to call the santa rosa highway patrol. there were major delays on the golden great bridge after a crash there. the chp says the three-vehicle accident happened this afternoon. there were no injuries reported. crews moved the vehicles to vista point to help increase the flow of traffic, but , but as you can there, the clean-up caused some very long delays for drivers. a grass fire that caused a scare in contra costa county is now fully contained. officials believe a car crash may have caused the fast moving fire near clayton the highway patrol says the power lines were knocked into the dry grass. residents were forced to e- evacuate as the fire grew to 80 cakers. calfire says residents saved their homes by creating a defensible space that helped to keep the fire from spreading. >> great part is that every home that was threatened had

its 100' of clearance and the homeowners saved their homes before we got there. >> cal fire says the drought parched landscape makes fires even more dangerous. it was warm today, but warmer tomorrow. mark tamayo is here with an early look at sunday forecast we have advertised a bay area and. this morning lots of coverage for the bay and inland areas as well. temperatures ranged from the 60s in pacifica and san francisco you can see the warm- up inland, not major heat just yet. antioch 91. what is happening right now is housekeeper is building in from the desert southwest and this will definitely boost our temperatures into sunday. this will also bring in a few extra high clouds eventually to the bay area five-day forecast. coming up we'll pinpoint the areas that will reach the low to mid-90s for your sunday forecast and when the high clouds could create muggy conditions in bay area, that is coming up after 10:35. new at 10. >> oklahoma oakland schools

are warning of a secret breach involving social security numbers. the superintendent emailed parents and staff yesterday that five employees had their identities compromised. the employees were painters, carpetters and the like who worked for the builds and grounds development. the district says that the breach happened while files were being moved. it's putting more security measures in place, along with offering id protection plans to all of its i'm nyse fremont police say they arrested a child abuse suspect who they say has been living in the bay area under a false name. investigators say this man 41- year-old william torres has been wanted by green bay, wisconsin police since 2008 for alleged child sexual abuse torres was arrested on july 1st at his home in fremont and is waiting for extradition

to wisconsin. as kutv's john sasaki toles us this search for sierra lamar comes a day after the release of a grand jury report that detailed evidence against the murder suspect. >> reporter: a half-dozen people poked and scaped their way through trees in gilroy searching for any sign of sierra lamar. they have been out almost every saturday for more than two years hoping to give sierra's family some relief. >> if it was my daughter and i have two, i would want somebody looking. i would not be able to just sit home and wait. >> reporter: one volunteer came today for the first time despite having no connection to sierra or her family. >> i saw a link on facebook, and it's kind of sad. but i wanted to help. >> reporter: at the search center in morgan hill, sierra's family steve said that the volunteers help to keep the family hopeful. >> what i am hoping is that

she is still alive somehow, somewhere. >> reporter: today's search came one day after the release of the nearly,000 page of grand jury transcript that details the kidnapping and murder of sierra and including evidence of sierra's dna in garcia-torres car. >> i have faith in the d.a.'s and sheriff's deputy work already. just knowing what i did know and now knowing some more deals and some things, i feel each more confident. >> reporter: sierra's mother was at center, but declined to talk to us saying she was too emotional her best friend said yesterday's developments were encouraging. >> we're going to continue to have hope, this is not saying it's the end, but it's the beginning of pushing forward harder. >> reporter: 15-20 people come over every saturday to help find sierra lamar and hope it will encourage more people to come

out to give them more eyes on the ground. for the record third time in ten days people reported seeing a mountain lion near their homes home on i highlands neighborhood. wildlife expects say you should avoid hiking or jogging through wooded areas at dusk, dawn and night, the time that mountain lieobs are most active. new at 10. >> tension is growing after reports that north korea launched two short-range missiles into the sea. south korean and japanese media say the missiles were fired to the waters east of the korean peninsula. officials say north korea has increased test firings with a series of recent missiles and rockets. it's believed there will be 90 test firings since february. columns of smoke rise above gaza city as israeli airstrikes hit a mosque, a police chief's home as well as a clinic for

the disabled. amid the bloodshed, the un security council today called for a cease-fire between israel and the palestinian of it's the first response by the united nations most powerful body to this most repeat escalation of violence. emergency workers in gaza search for survivors following today's airstrikes. israel says the mosque held a cacce of robs. the army could not say why the home for the disabled was hit, killing three people. gaza, neighbors of a 4-year-old boy killed by flying sharp nell say there was no warning before the deadly rocket hit. >> i'm going to another house to save the children. >> reporter: earlier says it's using what it calls i knock on roof to alert people to leave a building before they strike with deadly force. first a small blast, such as this. a precursor to the larger more

powerful blast 60 seconds later. throughout the day hamas fired back with a barrage of rockets at tel aviv, but many of those were intercepted by the iron dome system. >> they would fight for their dignity, their freedom, their independence and sovereign state. >> our goal is to live in peace and quiet and too many rockets hundreds of rockets over the last weeks. it has to stop. >> now according to public safetian official at least 140 palestinians have been killed in influence bombings over the last six days. and least 2069 dead were children underage of 16. last week five israelis have been injured from rocket and

missile attacks, two of them seriously. israeli prime minister bethlehem netanyahu says israel is considering all options, saying that if hamas continues to tack, israel will continue to fight back. dozens of protesters spoke out today in san francisco calling for an end to the israeli airstrikes and an end to the u.s. support of israel. >> israel, israel, you can't hide -- you are causing genocide. >> arab youth organization organized today's protest of u.s. aid. israel receives about $3 billion in grants anded a from the u.s. every year. the u.s. has spent about $5 million to the gaza strip each of last five years including about $100 million in nonlethal security assistance for the palestinian authorities. back to the streets of the today protests over a toy-gun killing brought traffic to a halt on a busy bay area freeway. >> plus pretty much thank you all for come and showing your support for me and my family, stay strong. >> her family shot and killed

and days later, this lone survivor is speaking out. one last time at the stick. we talked to niner greats and the fans who showed up about the great memories from the stadium. the 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds

. fitting perhaps that maybe the best generation of san francisco 49ers were officially the last to play a football

game at candlestick park joe montana launched passes to jerry rice and in the end montana's team beat dan marino's team just as the fans wanted. it was billed as "legends of candlestick." as the niners move to a new south bay stadium. debora villalon was at stick and deb, looks like great a night. >> reporter: hall of fame players and fans say this 54-year-old structure is a hall of fame too. tonight it was about half- capacity, but full of emotion. to see joe montana throw to jerry rice again. fans didn't care that players worr flags not pads. fun for him and the crowd and these dies were falling without tackling, laughter taking them down more than anything. >> just had to come. this is say fitting way for

candlestick to go out with these great hall of famers and great athletes. >> reporter: and great friend. players' memories run dev. >> training camp, a lot of them. but now, the final tailgate, the last meal? >> it was really hard saying goodbye to candlestick at the last game we played here. so now i have to go all through that again. >> i'm happy as long as i have joe montana, that is the best one. >> reporter: this fan was a youngster, hired at the stick when it first opened. >> cushion boy. >> reporter: a cushion boy, picked up all of the rented cushioned seats at game's end and best part he was in. >> that is how we got to watch the games as cushion boy. >> reporter: before the game, new memories were made. joking that his hand was holding up better than his legs

would. >> re-enact the catch. >> yeah, well, i would be happy to try it, but i know i can't jump that high anymore [ laughter ]. >> reporter: the crowd was thrilled with every play, grateful for the past,. [ applause ] and the kind of stars who will run over and shake a teenager's hand because his sister knows jerry rice's daughter. it's a small world. >> it was awesome. that was probably -- that was -- the only word for that awesome. >> best fan, best players, i love you so much. >> eddie d as he was known guided fine niners for 23 years and five super bowl titles. now 60 players signed up for this game and there was even a waiting list. the ticket sales go to charities, benefiting san francisco police and fire foundations and ken, to tell you how special a night it was, it's not even that cold out

here. reporting live in san francisco debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. it's always nice for football season anyway. more details on future of candlestick, football may be done, but rock'n'roll is not. former beatle paul mccartney has a concert on august 14th. the beatle's final live paid concert was back at candlestick in 1956. after that it will take three to four months for work crews to scrip the stadium of anything of value, including seats, generators and wiring and the stadium itself, all of that concrete will be demolished. a developer has released the video of what is plan for the area once candlestick stadium is again. from iraq comes news of a bloody mess car at least 29 people killed, the majority of them women. their bodies found in two buildings in baghdad. that shooting and deaths follow weeks of carnage across the

country as iraqi forces battle radical sunni forces. earlier today human rights watch accused iraqi security forces and government-backed militias of illegally executing 255 prisoners in last movement least eight of those killed were said to be children. the texas teenager who survived a shooting that killed her parents and four siblings is speaking out for the very first time. friends and neighbors of 15- year-old cassidy stay helped honor her family during a memorial in spring, texas this morning. the teen showed her courage once again as she thanked the community for its support. >> i would like to thank all of the first-responders, nurses and doctors, that have taken care of me. i'm feeling a lot better. i'm on a very straightforward path to a full recovery. on wednesday's cassidy's parents and four siblings were shot and killed in the home

near houston. she says she survived the shooting by playing dead. ron haskell a former member of family accused of the murder. caddy is credited for leading police to haskell. >> coaches take the field to learn a crucial lesson from for the up-and-coming football season. see the unique techniques to keep young players safe. we're following a developing story from pasadena, three people shot and killed. the latest details next. the fog pushing back into the bay, but a changing weather pattern coming up. how much warmer your sunday forecast and when could feel muggy in the bay area? whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. yeah, citi mobile. pay the dog sitter?our new orleans. and deposit that check? citi mobile. pack your bathing suit?

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. in developing news tonight the police chief is calling it a horric day for pasadena after a gunman not and killed three

people, police say the gunman chased two people down the street and killed them and killed a good samaritan who has trying to help the victim. two others were wounded. no officer were hurt. police have identified the suspect as 36 john smith of pasadena and say smith had some kind of landlord-tenant relationship with some of the victims. school football coaches in the sacramento area got an important lesson in keeping their players safe. they learned some new techniques for the game that aim to prevent concussions by protecting the head during tackles. >> reporter: dozens of coaches are tackling each other on the football field at rocklin high school. it's a chance to experience what their kids go through everyday. >> it's a violent sport, but we're doing our best in leading way to prevent that as much as possible. >> reporter: coaches are being taught to

make football safer by reducing helmet contact. >> in order to keep the kids safe, we want to make sure that they are keep their head out of tackle, and putting their bodies in a position to safely make great contact while keeping irheads out of way and lower could be cushions? with concussions on the rise coaches say they can no longer tell kids to suck it up while they are injured on the field. >> i think they have haven't had the training and understanding and especially the guys who grew up in any generation taught to suck it up and get back in there. it's important that coaches are properly trained to recognize that, so we're not living the way we grew up. >> reporter: the golden eagle's coach ken hill says he has four boys of his own that all play football the his 10-year-old dealt with a concussion. >> we sat him out for the remainder of the season and made sure he had plenty of time to get the brain fully healed. >> reporter: and that even the slightest blow to the head gets everybody's attention. >> even if the kid says he is

fine, he doesn't come back into until a doctor clears him. >> that was leticia ordaz recording. >> the ncaa released new safety guidelines including limiting live contact practices to twice a week during the season. the music industry is remembering a rock legend tonight. ♪[ music ] >> tommy ramone cofounded the ramones the band best-known for "i wanna be your boyfriend." and hey ho, let's go." he played drums and ramone was the last remaining member of the original band. he died yesterday after a long bout with casper at the age of 65. comedian tracy morgan is now recovering at home from injuries he suffed in an accident last month. lawyers for morgan have filed a lawsuit against wal-mart, claiming that the company was

negligient when a driver of one of its tractor-trailers crashed into morgan's limousine bus on the new jersey tucker. morgan was seriously injured and his friend jimmy mcnair was killed in crash. thousands walked for a cause in the 12th annual avon walk for breast cancer. participants dressed in pink garnered at fort mason for the event's opening ceremonies. the more than 9 mile walk takes participants across the golden gate bridge to marin county and back. >> the walkers and crew helped to raise an amazing $4 million just for this weekend alone. that is really incredible that money will stay in this area and go to breast cancer researchers a also to people who are providing care for breast cancer patients. >> and the event will continue as walkers make their way tomorrow to fort mason. demonstrators bake on the streets. why protests ova toy-gun killing brought traffic to a halt on a busy freeway?

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. northbound highway 101 is back open in santa rosa tonight after it wastely shut down by demonstrate yosing ary over the decision not to file charge against the soap ma county sheriff's deputy could shot and killed a teenaged boy. andy lopez was carrying a pellet gulp that reis hebled an assault rival when he was shot. ktvu's cristina rendon talked to protesters today, who called that shooting up justified. >> no justice, no peace! >> the chapters of marching protesters filled the streets of santa rosa saturday

afternoon. over 100 people at old courthouse square called for justice for andy lopez, five days after the soap ma district attorney announced she could not file charges against gail house who shot lopez because he thought the replica ac 4 thereafter teenager was holding was real. >> i was heartbroken. >> lopez' supporters stage a die í-in, blocking traffic along the way. some temporarily shouldn't northbound 101 when they gorped on highway, prompting police in riot gear to stop others from doing the same as seen in this photo from the press-democrat. >> it's time to wake up, because that will happen more often if we don't stop it now. >> is he referring to police brutality, saying his son was shot and killed by dublin police in may and this woman says her husband was killed by santa rosa police in 200. >> it's going to keep continuing until something changes and the more people out

here, the more people showing up, showing that they want change, hopefully the more likely change will happen. >> reporter: the justice coalition for andy lopez wants the department of justice to investigate the killings in sonoma killing since 2000. >> that was deliberate and it was insidious and it was shameful to put the onus on him. >> andy lopez' family is moving forward with a wrongful death lawsuit and are expected to be in court next month. a water main wreak that flooded some luxury stores in san francisco's union square is now repaired. several retailers had to shut down morning due to the flooding. the stores lost goods that were stored in their basements. and a few had go without power during repairs. water was still coming in this afternoon at 180 geary street. >> there is say lot of standing water. we're trying to salvage as much as of the merchandise as we can and get the water out of

building. >> according to the san francisco chronicle, chanel, jimmy choo were among the stores that were damaged. city officials say the contractor working on the central subway project apparently damaged the 8" water main causing it to burst. the chp is investigating a deadly accident in san josi. it happened this morning near south blossom hill road. the chp shut down the highway for about 2.5 hours. one person died in that crash and two other were taken to the hospital. san francisco police they didn't have to go far to arrest a suspected drunk driver who crashed right into the steps of the hall of justice. police say last night the driver went the wrong way down bryant street and smashed up the railing outside of the hall. this afternoon when we stopped by, there was still yellow tape around the crash area and broken glass. the building itself was not damaged and no one was hurt.

police have not yet released the name of the alleged dui driver. operations are getting back to normal at oakland police department headquarters of a suspicious odor caused an evacuation. yesterday everyone it had to leave the boilings. employees and officers did lump today. today there were still signs saying that the building was closed to the public. palo alto police want the public as help to find a man who harassed a groped a woman as she sat in the park in the college terrace neighborhood neighborhood. the woman says a man approach her, asked if they could become "good friend." when she got up to leave, she is he the suspect put his hand down the back of the shirt and pinned her against the bench and began to kiss her. she says she shoved him away and escaped they are describing the suspect as a middle eastern

man, 51st 5" tall with potbelly and short salt and pepper hair. today textile recycling company use again joined with the christopher lavell organize that assists families in murder victims to collect used shoes. donations were made at 7th average baptist church. the driver raised funds for the chris jones scholarship fund as well as camp activities while keeping shoes out of landfall. jones was killed in oakland in 20010 and that days remains unsolved. >> christopher was well-known in the community and when he passed away, i decided to continue his legacy and try to give back to the community in his name. >> it's estimated that just one shoe in a landfall takes 50 years to break down. the goal was to collect 3,000 shoes today and in case you missed, the use-again says it has donation bins set up in the

bay area. >> all is forgiven, that is the line that many chief financial officer fans are using since lebron james is returning to cleveland. t-shirts saying "forgiveness" "and now that he is returning the fans are proclaiming that the kingdom has been restored and they are buying up anything with his name on it. >> all right, 25 years ago, a giant's pitcher took the mound after accomplishing what many people thought was impossible and he continues to inspire the honor that he received today. a bay area warm-up on the way, even some humidity out there. mark tamayo has the complete forecast coming up as we take a live picture of the oakland seaport, the shipping containers where it's 60 degrees. ♪

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. bay area weather a bit of a warm-up so far this weekend and more warming in the forecast. outside right now we have the near full monique ming laven the official full moon was this morgan. this is actually our san josi camera seeing clear skies in the south bay. you have probably heard about the supermoon and the moon is just a little closer to the earth and appears larger. that is why you hear the term "supermoon." in the news stories over the past couple of days. pretty sight in the south bay and san jose. we have fog developing near the coast and pushing back into the bay out towards half moon bay and hayward and fremont. the fog bank is increasing in coverage, closer to alameda and san leandro roe an

burlingame and pacifica as well. 60s owe towards concord and livermore. san francisco 57 and our friends in santa rosa reporting 58 degrees. as far as the wind speeds winds out south at 15 miles per hour in concord. san jose, northwest winds at 12 miles per hour and sfo, 20 miles per hour. tomorrow a bit warmer across the bay area, especially inland and more high clouds by monday and into tuesday. overnight lows to start out your sunday morning, lots of 50s out there. the coolest is goes in the lower to mid-50s for santa rosa and napa, but he could have a few 60s towards concord and the antioch area. your sunday will be warmer out there. temperatures up as the area of high pressure builds into the region. tomorrow, we're going to warm

things up a good 5-10 degrees from today's highs. clouds in the morning, earlier clearing times will result in low 90s as we do work your way inland. our forecast model showing you some of the fog near the coast and right around the bay,:00, clearing back to near the shoreline into the afternoon hours. monday morning, 4:00 you see the high clouds approaching region from the south? showers developing out towards the sierra. we're going to keep an eye on a slight chance a showers in the bay area not only for monday, but also into tuesday. with the humidity in mace, it could feel i bit muggy as the moisture moves in from the south. temperatures for tomorrow, santa rosa 89 degrees. antioch and bend watand san josi 8ra, morgan hill, 90 and san francisco 6 degrees with the clouds in the morning becoming partly sunny for the afternoon hours. here is a look ahead your five- day forecast. more high clouds for monday and

tuesday. warmest locations could be approaching95-96 degrees. models are kind of hinting at light showers in the area and it will feel muggy by monday. >> get that lemonade and sit on the porch and feel like you are in mississippi. that sounds like a good plan. >> you are inviting us over? >> maybe not lemon made it, we'll see. >> it may not have been the biggest beehive in the world, but we we told about this beehive on the bottom of a footpath by a viewer as kenneth mahan sees it the hive is bigger than a watermelon and maybe the size of a big, giant frozen turkey. it's not as big as one that was found in ogden, utah, which was home to 60,000 bees. it's pretty big. >> a former giant's pitcher inspired fans at at&t park. >> it's truly my honor to

introduce my friend, and a true giant, dave dravecky. [ applause ]. >> today the team marked the 25th anniversary of dave dravecky's come back from cancer. after being diagnosed in the '80s, dravecky worked to get back on the mound and lead the giants to a national league pennant. the cancer later returned and dravecky had his arm amputated. he is now a motivation al speaker. >> plus we'll take you back one more time to candlestick can be, where the 49er legends sportswrap is coming up next

. good evening everyone and thanks for joining us our saturday night edition of sport wrap. a's are second in marines are 460 run scored, but seattle pitchers seem to have them figure out. throw strikes. hi sarchie iwakuma came out and started out by striking out yoenis cespedes. 73 strikes and 8k's no walks. chavez got lit up for and two- third innings. 3-0 in the 5th. mariners still-0 in the 8th when chavez slices to left. willie bloomquist tries to score from second, but that is

cespedes out there. you can run on yo. robinson cano gets all this, 3- run homer. cano had three hit and brandon moss added more. 6-2 miles an hours. mike scoscia are breathing right down the athletics necks. they overcome a deficit with the 2-run inning. angels win 5-2. the rangers, they have lost 21 of their last 25 games. giants are scoring just as often as the u.s. soccer team. second baseman marce scutaro played his first major league