surveillance video captures a moment a richmond police officer shoots a kills a man outside of a liquor store. why the video still leaves questions on how it happened. good evening i'm eric rasmussen. >> and i'm heather holmes. they believe this surveillance

video backs up the events. patti lee has seen this video and has the story. >> reporter: i looked at different angles but whether it corroborates or contradicts the police version of events depends on who you ask. >> reporter: richard perez is seen entering liquor and deli stopping to make behind a customer. >> he came last night, i think he's too much trouble. >> reporter: delek described his behavior as unusually rambunctious. >> i asked him to leave, leave, leave. >> reporter: he asked a police officer who was outside to get him to leave. there's police officers because of so many disturbance calls.

you can see delick watching from the door way while another customers comes in. then he raising his arm to fire. police say the shooting was unavoidable. >> the suspect attacked the officer and physically grabbed his gun. the officer was by himself. the fight went on for almost a minute. the officer was able to stand up and start retreating. the officer came after him and the officer fired his weapon. >> reporter: after the officer fired his gun, the suspect is seen going back into the store holding his stomach. we chose to not show this

video. the officer is a six year veteran of the department he is on leave as is with any officer involved shooting. now the the in fact,'s troubles and another player benched as domestic violence cases intensifies. today carolina panthers deactivated hardy. hardy was convicted this summer. hardy says he is innocent . and peterson was deactivated after prosecutors in texas say he disciplined his 4-year-old son with what's being described as a switch. the vickings are expected to decide by tomorrow whether the team will take further action against peterson. >> super excited i can't wait

to get in there. here in the bay area both the raiders and 49ers played in their first home games of the season. while there was certainly an awful lot of enthusiasm. the recent headlines involving nfl players are weighing on fans. nfl commissioner roger goodell was a notable absence in the crowd despite pledging to attend the season opener, gudel -- goodell was a no show. and we have more on the niner night that came amidst a violence up road. >> reporter: this shiny new stadium got its inaugural game. although some fans found it a bit tarnished by all the off field action. >> reporter: fans fill levi's stadium enjoying the start of a new era under the lights.

while the national football league remains in the harsh glare of scandal. >> reporter: in new york and cleveland, banners were flown over games. reading goodell must go. expressing outrage over the commissioner's decision of players. >> there should be no tolerance of players hitting wives or kids or whatever. >> reporter: fans know the issues but were trying to set it aside today. >> as far as i'm concerned, i'm just here to root for my team. all that stuff just seems like a distraction to me. >> reporter: over the tailgate bar-be-que. speculation not just over if the field will hold up but whether a lineman should be on it. after his arrest for assaulting his pregnant wife. >> ray mcdonald is a football player. so he should be able to, you know participate in his profession until he is found

innocent or guilty. >> should mcdonald be playing? no he shouldn't be. the nfl needs to adopt a plan saying, if you are charged with a crime, you should be benched until further investigation. >> we're asking for information about what the league knew, what their policies are. >> reporter: in washington the issue is still taking offer. >> we do think it's important because of the role that stars play as role models for people in the united states role models versus a rush to judgment. fans may differ but they do expect players to perform despite the distractions. >> public opinion doesn't set how well they do. it will set how many people come to a stadium to cheer them on. >> reporter: and as for america's most popular sport.

this shocking imagine, the model in in ravens gear with a black eye and the caption, get your game on. -- get your game face on. seems like the 49ers collapsed in that fourth quarter. >> so much negativity surrounding the nfl. fans so excited about this game happening. the 49ers seemingly had everything going in their favor. coming off a decisive win. they build a lead and then somehow this happens. there's collin kaepernick. great field position after a punt. and he cashes in 3 yards to michael crabtree. first ever touchdown. fourth quarter it's 29-20.

bears kaepernick looking down field to miller. wrong uniform. intercepted by kyle fuller who had two picks on the night. kap turned it over three times. and the bears take advantage. marshal his third score of the night. chicago wins 28-20. niners with 16 penalties and there was plenty of blame to go around. >> it stings, stings to lose. >> was collin seeing things well. >> i think he was seeing things good. balls got interceptioned. >> tough night for the offense. joe fonzi with postgame reaction as well. we'll see you then. the san francisco giants honored those who worked to end

domestic violence during the team's 17th strike out violence day. the founder of futures without violence threw out the first pitch as part of the day. the team held a fundraiser for casa de las madres for domestic violence victims. new at 10:00, the coast guard helped rescue six men on a boat that was sinking in the oakland estuary. officials received a 911 call about a boat taking on water near shoreline park around 6:30 this afternoon. the men were told to put on life jackets and stay in the boat but when the rescue boat arrived all six men were in the water. they were checked out by paramedics and no one was hurt. a load of grapes spilled on to the freeway in sonoma county all because the truck

driver could not stop coughing. the driver was coughing when he drifted off the road. when he tried to pull on to the road, crates filled with cabernet savignon grapes came spilling out of the trailer. >> as a result we have grapes all over the freeway. >> reporter: it's quite a site. 25 plastic bins of grapes grapes slid on to the road. caltranss crews came out to make sure the road was clean and safe. it does not appear that anyone was hurt. the hot and dry conditions continue to keep northern california fire crews very busy. several wildfires are raising in the sierra foothills to mendecino county. the kings fire near pollock

pines started just yet. about 2,500 acres have burned so far, and tonight crews report just 10% containment. a calfire spokesperson say it is area has only a few homes and is mostly forest. and a fire near colfax has burned about 150 acres. several homes there were evacuated yesterday. shortly after that fire started but those evacuations were lifted last night. firefighters have this fire 30% contained. and crews in mendecino county are working to contain a fire that happened yesterday. those ordered to evacuate will return. 10 structures remain threatened and five others have already been destroyed. at last check this fire is 417 acres and 50% contained. we went out there, but probably two or three minutes and just came down. instead of watching a title fight a group of friends endedded -- ended up in a bay

area hospital. what we learned about the moments before a deck collapsed. he's having a ball, why this giant prop could be a life saving conversation starter. the 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds.

friends gather together to watch a big boxing match are now in the hospital after a deck collapsed and fell in oakland last night. almost one dozen people are recovering including three still in the hospital after that collapse. a 15-foot fall caused broken bones and required surgery for several people. cristina rendon spoke with one of the victims. >> it's real traumatic. >> reporter: this wood deck is twisted and collapsed. >> we went out there say probably two or three minutes and it just came out. >> reporter: johnson says family and friends were gathered on the deck of the oakland home just before they were set to watch a boxing match last night. seconds later it collapsed. pinning him and the others underneath. >> it was scary once we found out what was going on. and a lot of people were

yelling and screaming especially the girls they were just hysterical. >> reporter: three women are in the hospital with broken bones to their pelvis, legs and ankles. battalion chief adrian april says the high number of injured classified it as a mass casualty injury. >> that got us additional resources almost immediately. >> reporter: it's unclear why the deck failed. >> we don't know until the inspectors come out and give determination. might be termites, might just be a deck that was constructed incorrectly. we don't know. >> i'm just guessing that you know just normal wear and tear. you know on the house. and just having you know so many people up there i guess. it just gave. >> reporter: despite bruised ribs, johnson is counting his blessings. >> i'm actually one of the lucky ones. i didn't get it as bad as you know some of the others. >> reporter: and says he's grateful no one died from taking the 15-foot fall. inspectors will likely be at the house tomorrow trying to

determine what caused the unfortunate accident. reporting in oakland, cristina rendon. >> reporter: inspectors will likely be at the house tomorrow trying to determine what caused the unfortunate accident. an 11-year-old girl was killed when police say the car she was in lost control. that crash happened in burlingame just before 5:00 this morning. the chp say it is driver of the suburban veered off the freeway and down an enbankment. the right rear area of the vehicle where the girl was seated hit a tree killing her. the passenger was taken to the hospital. the chp does not believe drugs or alcohol played a role in that crash. a north korea court sentenced a california man to six years of hard labor. matthew miller of bakersfield reportedly tore up his tourist visa the government says at the

airport when he entered the country on april 10th. the court says he intended to quote experience prison life so he could investigate the human rights situation. miller appeared in court this morning and was denied any chance to appeal his case. authorities from two other states have now joined in the man hunt in pennsylvania after a state trooper was ambushed and shot dead friday night. investigators say a shooter or shooters ambushed two troopers at the state police barracks in a remote area. corporal bryan dixon was pronounced dead. trooper jackson was critically injured but is said to be speaking now. >> i've never seen any state troopers at one time in here. >> they're concerned breaking into a house. we have a lot of vacant houses in here where they could go in to hide. >> reporter: a nonprofit group

has offered a $50,000 reward for tips leading to an arrest. but police say they have little to go on. they don't have a description. they don't know what type of gun was used and they don't know if the troopers were targeted. tonight there are reports that several arab nations are offering to launch air strikes in syria and iraq. american officials who spoke on condition of anonimity offered to help in air strikes. this after the beheading of an aide worker. today david cameron called the killers monsters. >> step my step, we must drive back, dismantle and destroy isil and what it stands for. we will do so in a deliberate way but with an iron determination. >> reporter: the obama administration is seeking to

build a coalition of as many as 100 countries to stop that militant group. however president obama says he will provide no ground troops in that effort. investigators in santa rosa are looking for a cause the house fire that killed an elderly woman. the fire was reported at a two story victorian there on 11th street. firefighters said they had a difficult time fighting the blaze because the doors and windows on both stories were blocked by items. contra costa fire is investigating a suspicious fire at an abandoned school. the one alarm fire severely damaged this portable classroom. this fire is suspicious because there was no power running in the building. all right, you could call it a large ice breaker.

how this man's giant ball rolling across the country is supposed to get men to talk about a common type of cancer. >> and she just might be the giant's biggest fan after decades of supporting the orange and black the team gives back on her 100th birthday. in weather the bay area in the clear right now. a few changes under way. how much cooler in your monday forecast when we could be tracking a new showers on the long range weather map.

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day at the ballpark marked a big milestone. marii celebrated her 100th birthday. >> quite a big day. the giants lost but they won the heart of that fan. >> reporter: when the boys of

summer take the field there are fans -- >> we need some runs. >> reporter: young and old who imagine playing on their own field of dreams. >> sir, you can sit there. take number two. >> reporter: marie stone is living her dream. >> go giants on three. >> reporter: surrounded by family. >> this is the best game ever. >> reporter: cheering her favorite team. >> it's a food day. >> reporter: and celebrating a big birthday. >> we made a special jersey for you. >> reporter: with an assist. >> reporter: 100, what do you think? from the giants. it's just as the birthday girl dreams when her granddaughter wrote the team months ago. >> my grandma gigi one wish for her 100th birthday -- >> reporter: asking the giants to grant her gigi's biggest

dream. >> to allow her to throw the first pitch. >> reporter: when we first introduced you to gigi, she was just 99 years old. >> mom that was a good one. >> was it. >> reporter: and practicing around the lap. it's her version of running the bases. today marie rolled into the big leagues at at&t park. not to throw that first pitch. >> it's pretty exciting. >> it is to be 100. >> reporter: or to catch. >> did you bring your glove. >> those days are over. >> reporter: but to be a big fan. >> how are you? how are you feeling. >> good for being 100. >> reporter: but to celebrate her big day. and ready to hit the field. >> vip coming through. >> reporter: marie got to see

at&t. the way few fans ever will. looking out from the field at all those fans in the stand, her name in lights. her secret to a long life is simple. keep moving forward. >> eat right, exercise, enjoy every day. >> reporter: and keep dreaming and help us give our gigi a dream come true. >> reporter: because big dreams don't get old. >> this has been a very happy day. >> reporter: they keep us young. >> what more can you ask for? >> reporter: at at&t park, noelle walker, ktvu, channel 2 news. actress daniel watts is talking about a run in with police when she was handcuffed after an officer spotted her kissing her white husband in studio city. watt said when she refused to

show the studio city police officers her id they handcuffed her. >> it's 2014. we have a black president. i'm a free person regardless of my color. he's a free person regardless of his color. so to be accosted in that way, just triggered a lot of sorrow for our country. >> l.a. police say officers were responding to a 911 caller's complaint of indecent exposure. watt's husband says he believes the officers thought watt was a professionty taoud -- prostitute and he was a john. pushing for cancer awareness. pushing a gigantic body park. how one man is trying to ignite a conversation on men's health.

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a cancer survivor this weekend launched a awareness project. >> usually people say is that a testicle, is it not. then i open up on the conversation. >> reporter: he has gone about 4,000 miles and has 4,000 more to go. >> i had testicular cancer and it spread to my limph nodes. >> terrifying he says but he had surgery and now five years later wants other young men to be aware. >> testicular cancer is the fastest growing cancer in the

u.s. it's 99% survival rate caught early. >> reporter: his giant inflatable ball , named lefty, is meant to be controversial. and is being signed along the way. his next stop, new york. he's done this once already across canada. his fans are being asked to be b allsie and donate to the cause. >> hopefully from here they will pick up where i did. and others will do the same thing i did. >> reporter: her son had

testicular cancer at 17. >> we said not us. he was one of the lucky ones just like thomas here. he's very lucky. >> check your balls. >> reporter: his encounters with teenage boys which he hopes will get over their squeamishness so they can open up. >> reporter: thomas is pushing for the day that people are as active on testicular cancer as they already are about breast cancer. men he says want to look away from their vulnerability but there's no looking away from a

seven foot inflatable ball. >> symptoms vary but most common some which may or may not be painful, swelling, and achy feeling in the back and lower belly. one more note, the loss of a test -- testical does not cause infertility. there were more than 500 vendors and plenty of active tiffs for both kids and adults. organizers expected some 250,000 people to come for a day of free family fun. the event is designed to promote solano avenue's businesses, artists and communication. for more than 30 years fans of stand up comedy have gathered for a day of laughs. but this year the day started off in a somber note with a touching tribute to stand up

comedian robin williams. >> reporter: people set up beach chairs in meadow for what has become a san francisco tradition. but this year along with all the laughter came remembrances of per happen it is biggest success story to come out of the san francisco comedy scene, robin williams. >> we lost our giant. we really lost a person who's meant everything for us as comedians. we looked up to robin. >> we are sad, but he would always want us to bring our funny. >> reporter: his suicide shocked even friends and colleagues. >> you know a person, you see what they're doing. you see all the good he's done and all the people he's helped for him to be sad enough and down enough to take his own life it was just kind of a sobering reminder of the human condition. >> reporter: organizer debby durst spoke of her friend and support of comedy day. >> san francisco lost his favorite son. and the world lost one of the

biggest stars of all time. >> ladies and gentlemen, mr. robin williams. >> comedian don novelo who you might recognize as father sarguchi said when word would get out that williams would perform at the festival the feeling was electric. >> we're lucky to have witnessed him and we're thankful for the joy he brought all of us. we'll miss him forever. >> reporter: organizers say since 1981 more than 750 of the world's funniest performers have played comedy day giving the gift of laughter to 700,000 people. two investigates discovered dizziness of leaky pipes. more than 1,300 leaky pipes alone at the beginning of this year. some of worse were in berkeley. one took 67 days to repair. a neighbor told us the amount

of water that flooded to his basement was more than he could ever conserve. >> from the amount of water that was coming into our basement it would take, it would take weeks for us to use that much water. in our home. >> reporter: tomorrow at 5:00, two investigates reveals what local utility companies are doing to stay on top of the problem and why the job for many water crews has gotten a lot bigger. decades ago if you completed this swim it would have meant you were wanted. today perhaps it was all about handing out congratulations. why the swim was a little more comfortable. many are back to work or school in the morning. mark tamayo is tracking an end to the hot weather and a potential chance of showers.

welfarely quiet week -- well, fairly quiet weekend here in the bay area. finally some cooling. quick update on a major hurricane hitting cabo san lucas. hurricane odile with 100 miles per hour. already producing winds gusting to over 90 miles per hour. one of the sights near cabo san lucas. right on through tuesday, this is moving up to baja. eventually category one late monday and then a tropical storm for tuesday into wednesday. right now though, we have a category three storm right now moving into cabo san lucas. possibly producing rain showers in southern california as we head toward the midweek

forecast. back here in california, we're tracking two, the happy complex and king fire as you see to the east of pollock pines. temperatures not extremely hot. we're cooling off to this part of the state. wind out of the southwest at 10 miles per hour. it's that time of year, fire danger is a big concern and very dry out there. as far as temperatures from this afternoon. we had hot numbers inland. san jose topped out 89. and san francisco downtown 70- degree. right now though we are in the clear. mostly clear skies out there. and temperatures still pretty mild inland out toward fairfield and concord in the lower 70s. san jose 67 and santa rosa in the upper 60s. for tonight, partly cloudy skies a bit of a breeze out there. not much in the way of fog right now. we're looking out to the bay bridge. some fog will regroup right near the immediate coastline tomorrow morning and possibly right around the bay.

a little bit cooler for tomorrow. the extended clouds and we're tracking shower chances at least a slight chance of a few showers. overnight lows first thing tomorrow morning. lots of 50s to right around 60 degrees. this area of high pressure is moving out of town. so it'll be a cooler monday with partly to mostly sunny skies. there's a weather system out here in the pacific. we're going to keep an eye on this for more cooling late wednesday into thursday there's a slight chance of a few showers. now here's our forecast model we will put this into motion. you see the rain approaching northern california wednesday. and a slight chance wednesday into thursday morning. something we'll be watching out for that time frame. at least for tomorrow we're cooling off everybody cooling off. as you can see santa rosa upper 70s. fairfield upper 80s. oakland 38. san jose in the upper 70s and san francisco will go 67. here is a look ahead your five day forecast. the theme over the next few days cooler temperatures, slight chance of a shower

wednesday and thursday. then we're going to back up for day six and seven with the weekend in view. but if you're tired of the heat there's some relief tomorrow. hundreds of people celebrating tonight after a swim across the bay. this morning marked the 19th annual alcatraz invitational swim. the open waters is 1.2 miles from the island to the height street pier. some people tell us this is an event they look forward to every year. >> i'm very excited. jumping off the boat and swimming across the bay. it's like 100 people it was great. >> once you get out there in the bay, it's not as crowded as i thought it would be. >> reporter: fog and warm temperatures. scientists say the bay's waters are running about 5 degrees warmer than normal this month making it more comfortable for all those swimmer.

might have good a good diverse for raiders fans if they did that instead. woodson vents his frustration on all the raiders struggles. >> the 49ers home opener is spoiled on a prime time stage. we'll have a live report, santa clara coming up next in sports wrap.

welcome to sports wrap everybody. with all the buzz surrounding the 49ers new stadium this sobering historical nugget. first game in kisart back in 1996, niners lose. first game at levi's come on really? niners-bears sunday night football all kinds of pregame

pageantry. things started very well for collin kaepernick and company. they get a punt then take advantage of the field position. 2yards to michael crabtree. first ever touch down at levi's it is 7-0. 17-049ers going swimmingly until, 14 seconds before the half, jay cutler to marshal. great one hand catch one of the best catches of the year. 17-7 it was 20-7 after three. the niners had won 37 straight games. nobody told brandon marshal. he catches his second touchdown. now we have a ball game. then kaepernick starts throws it to the wrong team. kap was penalized for inappropriate language on the play. to bennett 21-20 bears