ktvu starts right now with breaking news. >> and it is unfolding tonight in vallejo. a massive four alarm fires neare north gate. this building you are looking as an abandon military building. it has used inside the past for training. firefighters arrived a little after 7:00 tonight, the fires spread to 50% of the building. >> we went around the area and the fire spreads throughout the

wild land behind us. we have the fire heading to the east towards highway 37. >> a better idea just where this fire is, officials -- we'll continue to follow this four alarm fires. we'll check in with the fire department right now to see how the fire fight is going. we'll have much more on this breaking news as we receive it both right here on the air and on facebook and twitter. good evening, i am heather holm. >> i am ken wayne. two men are dead in san francisco and police are looking for a shooter or shooters. it happened in the bayview district on la salle avenue. >> reporter: they have attracted

some attention. witnesses saw those bikes wipedn the hills and they still lay where the men fell. >> a man was shot to death outside julie's window last month. now, new violent, two men shot at the hills of bayview district. police are trying to get away from the shooters, they crash on the street. one man was hit by gunfire, neither survived. crystal reid heard the men ridie motorcycles as he arrive to his mom's house. >> i heard the moped and it was gunshots of nine times. >> reid did not know the men. one was said to be a teenager and one was in his early 20s. >> good job just -- it is the

weekend and they're having fun on their mopeds. i don't understand, it is really crazy. >> some mother is missing their child. al minister live on the south 20 years said he thought the shot were echoing below but realized that the violence were outside his door. >> it is kind of been going on in a cycle and it has been reported that we had a lot of shooting in the neighborhood at large. like i said, it is something very distressing. >> at least one victim suffered a gun shot wound, it is unclear of what killed him or his companion. . either way, people here are fed up. >> it is scary and like i said, i have grandchildren so. it is very scary. >> reporter: whether this was targeted or random, no word yet. this incident is the latest andf a series of deadly shooting in the bayview, four other men

shot in july and the last one right here on july 8th. whether if they are connected, it is something police will not say. no one is in custody for the deaths of these two men tonight on dirt bikes. reporting live, ktvu channel 2 news. an investigation is under way after a housekeeper made a grim discovery. the badly discomposed body of two women were found this afternoon near interstate 880. investigators believed that the bodies have been there at least for one day. when they arrived, they found no obvious signs of foul play. >> we don't think there is anything going on that's going to cause the alarms of resident in the area. >> they say the women do not appear to be in the area and were staying in the motel for the weekend. a retired firefighter told ktvu three firefighters were

injured when their ladder rolled over and out of the hospital tonight. this was a scene on sonomo boulevard. three other people injured inside the crash. the one firefighter still in the hospital were at the wheel of the back of the truck. a witness told us he watched that fight fire and it looked like he was almost thrown out of the truck. looks like god was holden onto him and all of a sudden i saw him coming back from the side which was demolished. >> another driver was trapped inside the car and the injured firefighter helped that man before more help arrive. >> this accident is a reminder to everyone on the road to keep in mind a basic rule of driving. [sirens].

>> when those light sirens go on, bay area and emergency responders are moving fast. drivers should remember to be alert. >> we need to get there as quick as we can. >> highways can be just as dangerous as city streets. officer hoffman says he had many close calls. >> i think some people forget what they're required to do. >> california's laws state that drivers must move over one lane or slow down to a safe speed if an emergency reers are stopped on the highway. richmond police say that many pe don't do that either. >> i understand that people are flustered but they need to remind themselves that they need to yield to the right and

obviously, that's for everybody's safety. >> the public needs to understand that they're putting their lives to help others. >> we are people and humans and we want to go home at the end of the day. we are there to provide the help for the public. >> they'll be using surveillance video from near by businesses to get a better understanding of the crash. reporting live in oakland, ktvu channel 2 news. >> firefighters in the county say they are slowly making strive battling the fire there. the complex fire is now 35% contained. the lightning has charred abouts or 13 square miles. 58 structures are still threatel evacuations are in place for the area. the fire weather watch has other parts of california are alerts tonight. >> our chief meteorologist is

tracking that change in the weather tonight. >> that's right, thunderstorms will be the key concern of fire crews across california. thunderstorms really start to erupt in parts of the sierra this afternoon. this picture out towards tahoe's west shore, 4:00 this afternoon, this looks like the middle of winter. that's hail being produced by the thunderstorms from the 4:00 hour lake tahoe today. the latest images right now you can see a few lightning strikes still out towards parts of sierra. in fact, you can pick out that circulation out to the west. this will be the key weather feature over the next few days that's producing thunderstorms across northern california. all the area shaded in red that's a red flag warning and in yellow

is a fire watch. coming up at 10:35, we'll let you know if we have any thunderstorm in the bay area and your full forecast coming up next. the race car belonging to the nascar tony stewart stayed in the garage today. he pulled out of the competition after he hit and killed another driver today. later he expressed sorrow for the crash that killed kevin ward junior. nascar expressed sympathy for family and friends of ward just 20-year-old. >> now, the nascar star is sitting out. >> the crash occurred in upstate new york. this is a video of the event which we could not confirm. however, it shows what appears to be tony stewart's car

collided with the car driven by ward and ward's car spins out. ward gets out of his car and starts walking on the track. that's when tony stewart's car collides with ward and throwing him along the tracks. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> it is a shock. it is enough track authorities and everybody out here and track officials keeping safe but accidents do happen. >> any death investigations we are going to sit down with the district attorney and staff and review when the investigation is complete. people who witnessed it for horrified. they were extremely shocked by y saw. >> the rest of the race was immediately cancelled. officials say tony stewart cooperated with the investigation last night, so far there has not been any final reports issued. the press report of the investigation is not a criminal one. in new york, fox news.

at least 38 people died and another nine were injured today when a small passenger plane crashed after take off in iran. this television reported iran 140 went down in the residential area in iran, one of the engines went out. there has been more than 200 accidents involving iran plane in the past 25 years and leading more than 2000 deaths. iran's president has ordered the grounding of all. iran is pending the full investigation. the fight is moving to oakland a's. san francisco's giants giantstorial

territorial rights to the east by the way. it will allow the team to re locate in the court side in san jose. caltran will continue realigning until early in the morning. no word may impact the county's community as well but westbound traffic will not be affected. realignment of the board should make it it easier to drive. more aids and bombs dropped in iraq today as local leaders detail more problems with women and children. we'll hear from the man who's building the emotional piece of that huge festival.

the issues that brought several protesters there today. your 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds.

horrific stories of executions and women and children being buried alive from iraqis officials today. refugees trapped near the border.

the crowd ran to the helicopter bringing food and water to the mountains. today human rights minister says militants there have killed at least 500 people and is burying some alive. 300 women were kidnapped as slaves. they are e gaining control of st they need better weapons. >> our weapons are sort of the old iraqi kind. unfortunately, the weapons they have seized from the army was from the u.s. army, they are very advanced weapons. we do need better weapons. >> the refugees stuck to the mountain last week and de. president obama justified the airstrikes saying america must act to

prevent genocide and he warns the airstrikes could continue for months. >> cease-fire between his real and hamas. the agreement seems to be holding. it is hope the negotiators maybe able to handle out a longer peace agreement. israel says hamas was used by hamas to store weapons and two of those killed were hamas' militants. the airstrikes on gaza for more than a month ago. soldiers and civilians have alsd . a bay area foundation dedicated a mirror todayn murrel today to dedicate the americans have die. . it is aimed to address social

sdb political issues faced by palestinians. >> here in oakland, the community has stood up for what we feel it is right. we are using art as a way to talk about social justice. >> you can see it on 26th street and downtown oakland. that huge campus supporting hundreds of people and city officials promised they won't be kicking them out. ktvu smith reports this now from san jose. >> reporter: he was concerned when he saw a notice stating the city of san jose plans to clean up illegal encampment. >> i believe they're trying to clear off the top area so they can fence it off. also, when the commuters driving here they don't see there is homeless people living here

>> more than 200 people living at the jungle. the community is concerned of fencing off the area. >> that's an a new strategy that i have never heard of anywhere to deal with the homeless. it is kind of like creating an intern camp. i think it is controversial and at best, i don't understand it. >> according to the city's manager, the city plans to do routine clean up only in a few area on the other side of the jungle. the city anticipates it will impact at most ten illegal campers. >> in some case those camps can be torn down. >> the city plan to install al gate and several bolders at the parking lot near the center. but will provide access to those groups who need it. >> we make sure we coordinate with all the agencies that's providing service in the area.

>> now, city officials are hoping to have a long-term long to clean up the jungle and help people living there housing by the end of the year. we are about 87 feet right now. it continues to get taller all the time. >> we introduce you to the man in charge of the hunter's volunteers and working on a giant struck a chance for shower that'll only stand for a few days. our weather, you don't have to worry about any lightning here and i will let you know if you will have a big warm up in the five-day forecast.

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we are a couple of weeks away from the start of this year's burning man's festival.

>> power saws and nail guns and a lot of muscles are going into this construction project. >> we are about 87 feet right now. it continues to get a little taller all the time. >> 100 volunteers are building the pieces of the structure and only standing for a few days. art david beck is the master mind on the project. >> this year we probably have 40, 000 people coming use the temple. >> for the last 14 years, david beck has build of what's described as the emotional certain piece of burning man. beck is in charged of what happens the following night. >> it is a notorious body and

saturday night when the man burns, it is an incredible celebration and sunday night when the temple is burn, it is a quiet time. >> this is what it looked like last year. he describes it as a healing process for people to bring emotions or whatever they carry and set them free. >> i saw someone weeping at the temple and they had a tight gray-t-shirt on and a skirt and a wig. they were grieving. you cannot do that at church. >> [ applause ] >> beck says he heard count less stories from those who said their burden lifted from the temple burning. >> it looks like he was a lawyer

, looks like he has committed suicide and the temple has set him free. >> the design pieces are finished, seven semi trucks will haul them to nevada where it will be a symbol. it is a lot of work and every year he thinks might be his last. >> if they ask you to do burning man 2015, build a temple, what are you going to say? >> [ laughter ] >> well, i will say what i will say last time. they'll have to carry me up there to do it. [ laughter ] >> burning man gets under way on august 25th. check out the progress of the temple and other burning manipulative, look at our web links at www.ktvu.com. >> great interview there. ncaa announced today that it will fight last year's rulings to allow college athletes to be paid. college football and basketball players should be able to profit from their names

and likenesses. the ncaa disagree and will appeal in the ninth circuit. >> to stand up for the college athletes. i jump at that opportunity. i think it is an honor to be in this particular place. >> as you see o'bannon he cried when talking to reporter about this issue. >> usually early harvest is kick starting the wine season. there is several factors beatinn down on the vines including unusual weather. >> the grapes are riping quickly throughout the summer.

>> smoke from near by fires can affect the taste of the grapes which can in turn affects the quality of the wine. a local wine maker says he does not believe this year's challenges will increase the wine. and we continue to follow that breaking news in vallejo. we just talked to investigators about the status of this fire on mayor island and we'll give you an update next. the final act is off the stage now. another show is starting here outside here and we'll give you a live look at the scene that most folks never get to see.

we have an update on the breaking news in vallejo, the fire in the military barix is now smoldering. vallejo police tell us there is no injuries. there will be a fire entrepreneur effective all night long. it was already 50% involved when fire crews got on the scene. we'll bring you more details as we receive them on the air and on facebook and twitter. concert goers, they assure to rave it was a great time. others are telling different story. ktvu patti lee is live for us near at the golden gate bar. >> reporter: the worse of it is over. you can see what the problem is . a sidewalk filled with crowds

and some of them often tipsy and we got cars filled with frustrated drivers who have been honking and shouting at each other and there is the trash which you cannot see in the dark. it is this scene that folks live around here says they cannot be outside land span. >> i will take this one. >> because of the craziness of outside land, outside everything. >> the trip was planned last minute when they agreed they could not take it anymore. >> so bad, it is socon jested with all the people and the cars. traffic has p come to a standstill. >> others live near gold gate park says this year, double park charter busses is waiting to pick up concert goers are a nightly problem. >> san francisco's police describe a different experience.

>> few crimes at all and no violent crimes or major injuries. really, a quiet event. >> he says 100 people cited sneaking into the area. >> there is a garbage right in our front door that somebody left. >> there is another concert coming up. >> many of whom who park parks for the day, in front of his house. >> this is 30th avenue and i am trying to go to 40th to find parking. >> reporter: concert promoters this is the first year the event is sold out in last than a day, we are talking about 200, 000 people officially attended. we met more folks here tonight who were out of town, who did not

have tickets and who were just here in the neighborhood to listen. reporting live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news, patti lee. >> a lot of people thought they're going to see the band this week, they were left out in the cold. richmond division tweeted out pictures of bogus tickets and trying to ge words out to be ware of these. >> however, they got several -- >> i appreciate it. >> ticket takers told ktvu that they can spot they're fake because the color was off and the paper is thinner. those tickets were confiscated.

a woman was punched in the head, she said today she felt like the officer tried to beat her to death. marlene is trying to sue the chp. the officer was trying to restrain her. her client who's homeless was wo a freeway ramp and getting to the place where less people sleep. we have not been able to replace it. kate and doug were two of those that went there today to see if their bikes were there.

>> luckily we still had our information. i wraid that we would turn it away. deputies recommend people write down their bikes' numbers. a man is facing charges tonight after police found him searching through a teacher's desk in newark. police say officers arrived at the empty school and found 18-year-old max morin in a classroom after searching his vehicle. police recovered several stolen items including two computers. morin later admitted to breaking in the classroom. firefighters say there was nothing it was not a miracle today. the pilot says he lost power at

10:20 this morning when he came down the busy street and plowed into a fence. the plane was damaged but neither the two daughters were with him were hurt. two dozens people back on solid ground tonight aft roller coaster got stuck in the air in maryland. all the riders made it down safely. crews working with a computerized system which should tell operators exactly what went wrong. hundreds of kids now have everything they need to head back to school. coming up, we'll let you know the next time your kids could get their supplies. plus, we'll have your forecast, that forecast includes thunderstorms across the state.

check out the super moon now.

check it out, here is a live look at the super moon now. the fog is making it difficult to see the super moon. if you miss it tonight to catch the super moon your next chance to catch a glimpse is on september 9th. that full moon also has a big impact on tides. that's not rainfall but some mog in the region. that's the key concerns over the next few days, a little swirl to the west of

the arena. that could trigger some storms to the east of the bay area. we'll show you the current numbers out there. it is 58 degrees in santa rosa and 54 in san jose and relatively mild. livermore is 64 and san francist 61. sfo checking in at 65 degrees. tonight we have partly cloudy skies and scattered low clouds with some increase out there. a little haze and few high clouds pushing through the south bay. and then the extended cool for the beaches and some warm numbers working their way inland. first thing tomorrow morning, partly cloudy skies and the fog coast side and right around the bay. forecast lows will be in the lows to mid-50s. here is a sat light perspective, a

big batch of high clouds moving across california. and basically for tomorrow morning, we are going to start with low clouds and once again we could have some drizzles and there could be enough lift out there. this will trigger some instability out to the north and to east. the highest thunderstorm chances will be those two areas. the bay area, towards the east bay, it is a minimal chance. that'll be monday night to tuesday morning. the latest forecast models backing up on that chance by monday night into tuesday. so just a few high clouds paying us a visit. here is our forecast models showing us the forecast tomorrow. we'll do it all over again first thing on tuesday morning as we increase the fog. temperatures for tomorrow, santa rosa 79, fairfield at 87 degrees. a bit

warmer inland and upper 80s to 90 degrees. saratoga checks in with a forecast high of in the 80s. san francisco with 68 degrees. some drizzles to start out the day. look ahead of your five-day fors for thursday and friday with your weekend is always in view, warm temperatures inland and that's what you would expect here in the bay area this time of the year. >> all right, thank you mark. a south bay non-profit making sure that our childre heading back to school with everything they need. backpacks and notebooks and toos , businesses stepped into help with all the donations and organizers telling us community support can help students thrive in the classroom. on saturday, august 16th, the public offenders program will

distribute supplies in the bayview neighborhood. we have more information on our event on our website, just hit over to www.ktvu.com and look for it in web links. the oakland a's going over their 13 straight wins over the twins. could roy mcllroy pulling off the seal? we'll tell you next in sports.

good evening, everyone. welcome to this late edition of sports. oakland's win streak over the twins came to an end at

12 games. first, jason hamels, and the a's answers back. sam paul, tie game, 1-1. twins ' pitcher locked up in the pitcher's dual. >> driving in danny santana. gregor son having a 14 inning. josh willingham puts it onto the and the two run shots put the twins the front. a 6-1 win, oakland not hurt in the standing. 19 innings last night and the angels and the red sox were a little drowsy today in anaheim. the red sox are happy they can get