someone shot and killed two men. it happened about 5:30. police said one man was found dead on the porch of an apartment there and the second man showed up at the hospital and was pronounced dead on arrival. someone shot where the incident happened today and someone said the violence here has to stop. >> it's just madness. please, if anybody knows anything, please, say something. tell somebody. this is ridiculous. that's someone's son. i don't care if it's a turf war or people are fighting over gangs or whatever.

i don't know what's going on, but this last week has been absolute mayhem. >> one resident told us there's been an increase in what appears to be game-related crime -- gang-related crime in the area. she wants to see more officers in the streets. good evening. >> now, we want to go to san francisco and a familiar three is in mourning -- family there is in mourning after a woman was killed crossing a busy street on her daily routine. it was a horrific sight for those near the busy stockton tunnel in san francisco's chinatown. it struck just before 10:00 this morning. we're live now in the city after talking to witnesses who tell her that this is dangerous intersection. >> reporter: that's right. this stockton street tunnel is on one of the most dangerous corridors in the city with one of the highest rates of pedestrian deaths and injuries. there is a plan in place to make this street safer, but that is small comfort to the victim's family. the family completes the

ceremony on the sidewalk just feet from where the 78-year-old was hit by a car just before 10:00 this morning. >> we need to watch the car when you cross the street. >> reporter: family members say she was likely crossing a stockton street at sacramento on her way to the senior center for a game of majhong. she often bot snacks ahead of time. -- bought snacks ahead of time. they booked a person. the 40-year-old san francisco resident now at county jail. his arrest was captured by a photographer who asked to be identified by his first name raymond. >> i have my business 32 years here. i saw at least six to eight people get killed in the same spot. i told the city so many times they have to do something about it. >> the city is aware of the danger. stockton street where 220-244

incidents were reported in a four-year period is a top priority. a multiagency plan outlined how to make streets in san francisco safer. on average, 800 pedestrians are hurt, 10 # killed every year -- 100 killed every year in the city. the goal is to get that down to zero by the year 2024. she leaves behind eight grandkids and five sons, four of whom we met out on stockton street this afternoon. this time, we are told -- a son coming in from honkton for a -- hong kong and a ceremony -- proper ceremony. >> a man in san francisco was killed while walking in a dangerous spot about 1:40 this morning and it was dark out. that 20-year-old man was walking there wearing dark clothes when he was hit by an oncoming suv. the chp says the driver knew he

hit something. >> he stopped to check and see what he hit and upon walking back to where he struck the pedestrian, he radio realized at that time -- realized at that time it was not an object, but it was a person. >> investigators say this appears to be a tragic accident and trying to talk to the victim's family and friends as to why he would walk in a place with no sidewalk and no lights. new at 10:00, investigators were called out for a deadly shooting that happened shortly after 7:00 on hillside street south of a school campus. the victim managed to drive himself to a hospital where he died. there is no word on his identity or any information about suspects. >> law enforcement are on the lookout for five escaped inmates considered armed and dangerous. they broke out of the maddera county jail north of fresno last night. police say 31-year-old juan lopez, 25-year-old able ramos,

19-year-old zen de. ahas and lopez diaz all escaped last night. police say all five are suspected gang members and face charges ranking from attempted -- ranking from attempted murder to burglary. two salinas county state prison guards are facing charges of involuntary state murder. 35-year-old sergio arnada and 36-year-old travis wolf both work at the state prison accused of killing 54-year-old mandrana outside of the elk horn bar in san miguel. san luis obispo sheriff deputies haven't released a report. a big rave draws music lovers and apparently some drugusers. we are live at shorelineamphitheater where the

wonderland festival has resulted in a dozen arrests. >> yes, for using or providing drugs such as ecstasy, lsd or ghb. you are looking at the view from on top of our news van. there is still an hour left in the show tonight. for some, the wonder ended early. the two days the wonderland festival. invites fans to embark on an add sven venture to the far side of the -- adventure to the far side of the forest. for some, it was a quick trip. mountain view police show this photo. the number taken to jail expected to grow. >> we had over 100 arrests last year. right now we're about 30-35. the night is still young. we'll see how it goes. we want to get the message enjoy your time here, leave all the other stuff at home. >> insomniac embraces a zero tolerance policy.

>> reporter: insome knee insomniac is the producer bringing the show for the second time and stopping noise complaints by moving speakers and reducing the bass. as for substance abuse, bins with a last chance to dump drugs no questions asked rather than risk seizure. >> we do the very best we can. we have the highest industry standards as far as security goes. people will get creative. >> reporter: police, sheriff and undercover are mixed into the crowds. a white rabbit might wear a blue uniform and the parking lots are getting a lot of attention from officers too to discourage the preshow partying. >> some people are kind of crazy. >> yeah. >> reporter: they're out of it. >> they are not angry or trying to fight anything or anyone. they are just doing their own thing. >> i don't know what to expect. i've never been to a rave.

just want to listen to great music and have a great time with this one right here. >> reporter: we checked with police a few minutes ago. arrests now are up over 40. there are 25,000 people inside. the music stops tonight at 11:00 and then at 10:00 tomorrow night. that's an hour earlier than last year to accommodate the neighborhood, but we did drive around the surrounding area. we didn't hear very much, so it appears the sound improvements are making a difference. reporting live in mountainview, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> caltrans has made quick work of repaving highway 37. it reopened about two hours ago. the closures started last night at 10:00 and had been scheduled to reopen at 5:00 monday morning, but caltrans says the repaving went more quickly than expected. the closure has caused some big traffic delays as drivers had to take some pretty long detours. the contra costa countysheriff department is

looking for more victims. a suspect has charged with 17 counts of molestation involving boys. they believe guzman is believed to have contacted victims through churches. the wife of an english cab driver held hostage by sunni extremists asked for the militants to spare his life. he was driving an ambulance stocked with food and water in syria when he was captured last december. isis also known as schawmic state or -- islamic state orisil threatened to kill the 47-year-old. henning's wife says her husband is a peaceful, self-less man devoted to going to syria out of sheer compassion. today's appeal came as dozens of turkish hostages kidnapped were freed. the turkish prime minister said the hostage release was the result of the turkish

intelligence own methods. he did not give details. here is more on the release. >> reporter: 46 turkish hostages seized by isis are finally home after being held by the terror group for more than three months. they were taken from the turkish consulate in mosul and are now describing the terrifying ordeal. >> people wearing black outfits with their faces cloferred with black ales -- covered with black veils. we thought they would take us to our homeland. >> they are making gains against isis reclaiming a bridge and a strategic base earlier this week. u.s. is providing air strikes. not everyone is happy about it. thousands of people holding a rally in baghdad to protest the u.s. involvement. >> we reject any intervention iniraq. military aide should come from others other than the

occupation forces. >> reporter: the house and senate passed a bill. in his weekly address, president obama stressed it isn't just america's fight. >> we will use our air power and train and equip our partners and advise and assist. this isn't america versus isil. this is the people of that region versus isil. it's the world versus isil. >> reporter: president obama says the intelligence community has not identified any specific plots against the u.s., but says its leaders have made threats against america. at the white house, fox news. >> court documents reveal the man who jumped a fence at the white house yesterday had a folding knife with a three-inch blade in his pants pocket. here is video of 42-year-old omar gonzalez as he sprinted toward the white house. he made it through the threshold of the white house doors. gonzalez told a secret service agent he was concerned the atmosphere was collapsing. one former secret service agent says he is concerned not more was done to stop gonzalez. >> i can't understand why the

dog wasn't released, why no one intercepted or tackled him, none of the personnel. it's baffling to me and i think to a lot of folks. >> the president and his family were not at the white house at the time of the incident. they had left minutes earlier. today, a new jersey man attempted to enter at a barricaded entryway and was arrested. we're finding a lot of items. it's amazing to us. >> taking pride in our ocean. we'll tell you about the large haul of this trash and the strangest thing the volchenkov picked up along -- volunteers picked up along the californiacoast. coming up next, the assist from mother nature that aids firefighters battling that huge 80,000 fire east of sacramento. the 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds.

a wildfire east of sacramento is now at 80,000 acres and still growing. cal fire says it has the king fire 10% contained tonight. it's burning near pollock pines along highway 50. we know it's destroyed about a dozen buildings including at least four homes. fire keeps moving farther and farther and now it is heading towards the tahoe national forest and damaged some powerlines, but as kevin oliver reports, firefighters got one break today from mother nature. >> reporter: at the head of the king fire, half a dozen hot

shot crews landed right in the path of the blaze. they are trying to stop this fire by hand. the smoke filling the air prevented any help from above. >> as you can see, it's so canned in with smoke right now -- socked in with smoke right now, so the aviation portion of that is done. the inversion helps us moderate the fire behavior and we can actually help to get around the fire. >> reporter: this burned out area started out as a spot fire and jumped out ahead of the fire by a mile earlier this week and knew is more than 600 acres. >> the winds were more than 800 miles per hour. that magnitude of fire can throw that stuff that far ahead of the fire. >> reporter: firefighters say there are few homes in this part of the forest, but there are two reservoirs and already low level power transmission lines from the area were damaged. power officials say they are working around them until they can be repaired. firefighters say the blaze is burning in harder to reach areas. >> it's just some really steep, rugged terrain. >> reporter: they won't even

guess at when it may finally be contained. >> the man suspectedded of -- suspected of starting the king fire is already charged with arson and could face additional charges. he entered a plea of not guilty in placerville yesterday. the district attorney says he could face new charges if more homes burn. the suspect is set to return to court october 28. he is currently being held on $10 million bail. a burst of heavy wind helped fan that giant fire this week. >> yeah, he's been tracking those winds and some showers that moved through the sierra and right into the bay area today. >> the showers developing in the sierra and basically producing a few lightning strikes towards the bay area as well. here is a bigger perspective on the satellite and radar. you see the coverage out towards the fire zone. a few showers to the south of lake tahoe and a closer look at the bay area radar. there's not one lightning strike in eastern contra costa county. that was about 7:20 this evening. there's not a lot of coverage

out there. we could have a spotty shower towards tracy and livermore. we have been watching the weather conditions in the sierra with the showers developing this afternoon and right now though we have partly cloudy skies on the satellite. currently around the fire zone it is 68 degrees. humidity 52%. that's in pollock pines. this fire so huge it's almost impossible to have one representative weather condition for this fire zone. you get an idea as you take a closer look at the topo graphy for the region and the forecast for tomorrow, temperatures not hot. higher elevations around 70 degrees, lower elevations, 80 degrees. winds picking up in the afternoon hours around 10-15 miles per hour around the ridge top. not expecting strong winds. we don't have any warnings in place. still a bit of a breeze kicking in for the afternoon hours in the sierra. i am tracking a storm that could bring another round of showers in the bay area in the five-day forecast. we'll have more on that coming up at 10:35. >> thank you, mark.

the search for a 31-year-old survivalist suspected of shooting and killing a pennsylvania state trooper. it has intensified and become more focused. authorities have narrowed their search to the pocono mountains of monroe county. residents in that area were told to stay indoors as that police action was under way. investigators are searching for eric matthew freeh. he's described as an excellent marksman with anti-government bias and who assumes the role of an eastern european soldier. >> you don't know the real story or what's happened or what's in this guy's mind or what happened. it's sad for the families and just a shame all around. >> fr ein is suspected of opening fire on a police barrick killing corporal brian dickson and seriously wounding another trooper. a reward of $175,000 is now being offered to anyone with information that could lead to an arrest and conviction. it was a close call for a woman in southern california who almost got hit by a piece

of a jet blue airplane. cindy gilbert of town van valley in orange county says a -- fountain valley in orange county says a large, metal panel fell from the sky and almost hit her. an f.a.a. official already picked it up and said it came from a plane that had an engine fail your. she herd an explosion whriez -- heard an explosion while riding her bike. >> it looked like it came from a plane. i took pictures because my kids don't believe anything i say. i have that proof. i took some pictures of it and i thought i'm going to take this home. >> on thursday, right engeneral of the plane -- engine of the plane blew. it turned around and made an emergency landing and four people were injured on that flight. >> she's lucky. a few feet from her. everyone bound to have at least one travel horror story and a bay area couple shares theirs. the great lengths that they

went to get back home after being stranded following hurricane od ile -- odile. >> you see it. the trash, thousands went out to pick it up.

thousands of volunteers hit the beach to pick up trash. for this year's coastal clean- up. ktvu's allie ransom al rasmus tells us about the worst pollution problem those volunteers found. >> reporter: at the beach had pacifica, with gloves on and buckets in hand, owen johnson and husband friends start their search. >> i wonder if this is a tire. >> they have a strategy and a goal and amazed by what they found. >> fireworks? >> look at this crab leg.

>> reporter: they are two of the 95 volunteer for coastal clean-up day. today someone's trash is their treasure. >> this is like the styrofoam jackpot. >> lynn adams with the pacifica beach coalition. >> i'm from wisconsin. i moved to pacifica and then i just went wow, this is awesome. >> 20 years later, she is organizing the end clean-up effort here. >> reporter: she says things have improved. a few years ago volunteers collected enough trash to fill up three commercial-sized dumpsters. >> we ged a third of that with more and more people picking up more and more areas. >> a bird could be hurt on that. people are learn about and it less people are littering. >> reporter: volunteers document what they found. >> glass, caps and lids. >> reporter: so environmental educators can target their message. >> the no. 1 trash item collected, cigarette butts the first alerters have made out of

plastic and they don't decompose. mys and daughter surf here. >> we decided since we use this beach and love this area, we'll clean up. >> just grateful to be here and wake up everyday and say we're living in paradise. >> reporter: she and the other volunteers here want to keep it that way. in pacifica, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. and 3800 involves spread out across 83 different sites in santa cruz and monterey counties scouring the shores there and they picked up nearly 22,000 pounds of track and recyclable materials across those two counties of the dirtiest site the elkhorn slew on monterey bay. some of the strangest things collected including a christmas tree and water pipe. parents got a free checkup to make sure their children are safe on the road.

alameda health services and ucsf benioff children's hospital sponsored event. technicians went over the car shetseats to make sure this that they are used properly and give parents peace of mind. >> we find four out of five seats have errors in their installation or usage. >> the event was held to you coincide with national seat check saturday. the leading cause of death among young children is car gets. family and friends questioning police. >> i was so proud of my son, and i wish we were here. >> remembering their son after he was shot and killed by a police officer, the answers that they are demanding tonight. and a pistpacking pastor catches a package thief right of a at his house. surprise response he got when he asked what that thief was looking for?

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richmond's police chief is offering his condolences to the family of a man shot and killed last week. richard perez family announce that they plan to sue the city and the officer involved. cristina rendon explains why a prominent attorney is now handling the case. >> reporter: bonded by outrage the family and friends of richard pedi perez are seek justice for his death. pedi was rick perez' only child. >> ways so proud of my son and i wish he was here. >> surveillance video sews pedi allegedly intoxicated inside a liquor store last sunday and moms later redmond police say the 24-year-old got into a struggle with officer jenson. police say pedi held jenson down, forcing jenson to shoot. >> that is a bold faced lie. >> reporter:

this attorney says several witnesses contradict what he is saying and he plans to file a wrongful death lawsuit. >> everyone has set consistently he did not reach for the officer's gun and that the officer stepped back five feet away and emptied at least five shots into his young body. loved ones want the truth to surface about a man that they say helped the homeless. >> the people that god loved, pedi loved too. >> reporter: and had a giving heart >> was genuinely the best guy you would meet. >> jenson is a 6-year veteran of the force and trained crisis negotiator. the training that that officer had was clearly not put it putt to use c. saying that pedi may have been intoxicated, but it doesn't justify the use of deadly force that took his son's life. >> i wish the police would respect their own rule as you wish my son was here more than that. >> in addition, to the filing of the lawsuit, he also plans to write a letter to the u.s.

attorney's officer and contra costa da's office, recommending charges against the office. more details, richmond's police chief was atthe funeral this morning and released a statement saying in part "ultimately matters of this nature may need to be settled through the legal system, something that we understand and respect. chris nag us in added ", "he would keep everyone informed and up-to-date on case." the u.s. intelligence community is working to uncover the identity of a pan, possibly an american that appears on an isis propaganda video. >> we're here from the soldiers of al bashar. >> in it that mask man speaks perfect english with what seems to be an american accent. also in the video he presides over what appears to be the executions of syrians. amarine captured from a military base near raqqa,

syria. clearly isis had a calculated staff to be able to put this guy on-camera. why? because he seems american. the message is aimed at a western audience. and his intent is to a, project fear to the united states and b, to instill and give the sense of the projection of power. >> earlier this month the pentagon said it believes about a dozen americans are fighting with isis in syria. the navy is looing to all sailors to step up to combat sexual assault. the navy says it intends to train sailors that bystander intervention is necessary to stem the tide of sexual assaults among the ranks. they say sexual assaults say the increase may reflect an uptick in reporting as opposed to an increase in actual assaults. in 2013 there were sight sly more than 5,000 military sexual assaults reported up from 3300

in 2012. all right a pistol-packing pastor set out to catch who was stealing packages from his house in baytown, texas, the pastor's wife says the video shows a woman stealing packages from outside of their home and this week, the pastor put out two dummy packages and waited and this is hill with gun had hand, chase down that suspect when she turned up. >> what did she tell your husband? >> she said i am look for my dog and he said you found your dog, bow wow. >> the police arrested that woman and discovered her grandchildren in the back of the car and discovers dozens of packages taken from the neighborhood in her home. home at last after a nightmare vacation, a hurricane stranding hundreds of tourists in cabo. as job saki tells us that a

walnut creek couple went through quite an ordereality to get home-that weight off your shoulders that you are home was the biggest thing ever. don and jennifer amundson are home after being stuck at a resort in cabo for 13 hours during hurricane odile on sunday. >> the scariest thing you ever experienced? >> absolutely, life alt ore. >> reporter: photos show how the resort was damaged and shockingly they were left largely on our own. >> our management of our resort bailed when the hurricane hit. >> fortunately wednesday the government stepped in to evacuate the tourists, but it wasn't to the cabo airport, but to las paz, go hours north supposedly to a work airport, but it was out of commission and they were just dumped there. at that point, that is when i really started to break down. >> they were luckfully enough to find a hotel. >> $100 if you want a room, no electricity. no running water. >> $100 cash. >> cash. >> a night in la paz and a long ride to the u.s. border on a bus. it's going to be $200 each, cash. >> reporter:

the 20-hour bus ride turned into 32 hours. >> the entire peninsula was hit by the hurricane, most of the roadways parts it were warned out. >> finally, mercifully they got to san diego yesterday after walking across border. they stayed a night there and flew home this morning. >> as if the hurricane and that horrible journey back to the states weren't bad enough, when they got back to walnut creek they realized that they could get in the garage, but they already lock out of think house and had to wait for a friend to let them in. one amazing moment of humaneiate came during the hurricane when the staff realized was jennifer's birthday, giving her a cake keck lated. >> put tea lights and sang "happy birthday" to her during the hurricane to make her feel a little more at ease. >> reporter: jennifer was appreciative, but her feeling now, no more tropical vacations. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. rough trip for them. look like cabo is being spared from most of the destructive

forces of tropical storm polo. good news following the devastation there, left behind by hurricane odile. here is some of the damage done to homes and businesses there. total devastation for people of course who live there. general motors has announced another recall, this one involving more than 200,000 vehicles at possible risk for fires the recall includes the 2013 to 2015 model years for the cadillac xts and chevy impalas, model years of 2014 and 2015. gm says a problem with the parking brake could create extra heat and could create a fire. gm knows of no injuries or scenes due to the defect and promises to notify owners and repair the investigated for tree. east bay community hubs and home to a california film festival. >> meteorologist mark tamayo is back with a look at your sunday forecast it makes me happy to go on the computer.

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well, no major heat across the bay area for today. still some warm numbers inland and i few showers approving the region this evening. right now we have basically shown the temperatures from this afternoon. they range from the mid-60s in pacifica, lots of 70s towards antioch. in fact, this is part of our old system that generated a few showers in the bay area earlier in the week, late wednesday into thursday morning. here is a closer look at the radar. not a lot of coverage with the live doppler sweep. spotty showers to the east of the livermore. as you can see the shower coverage is to the east of the region. also we had low clouds and

folks banked up near the immediate coastline that gradually surge back into the bay overtime. san francisco downtown 62 and novato 63 degrees. low clouds and fog on the satellite. tonight partly to mostly cloudy skies and we do have partly to mostly cloudy skies and morning fog, and then the extended here more clouds a the chance of rain making a comeback. rain recurs as well, a few rain clouds in the five-day forecast. overnight lows first thing tomorrow morning, areas of fog, mostly cloudy skies and here is our forecast model, showing you all of the overcast sunday morning at 7:00. so clouds over san francisco, fremont, napa, santa rosa, clouds will gradually clear back near the coastline into the afternoon hours. that orange contour links up

with the 80s and warmest locations inlandful the area of low pressure set up the offshore flow today and some of the that smoke drifting to the bay area. that is producing showers to the east of . we're tracking another round of at least possible rain showers and that is later wednesday into thursday as the system falls apart. we could be tracking some rain clouds. that would be for the thursday morning commute. something we'll keep an eye on in the long-range forecast. oakland 73 and lots of 80s towards livermore and pleasanton. san francisco will go with 69 degrees. pacifica, in the mid-60s. a look ahead your five-day forecast and temperatures may be bumping up a little bit into monday. by the way, we say hello to fall monday evening, during the:00 hourment we'll thicken up the clouds and rain

chances for the morning commute. >> well, it will help the firefighters slipper. >> certainly. >> we have received word from the law enforcement officials that they have recaptured four of the five inmates that escaped last night from madeira county jail. the one still at large, and details of the escape and capture have not been made available, but four of the five escaped inmates are now back in custody. two beloved theaters moraga and rinda are up for sale and the operators of the new rheem theater and orinda theater square are seeking new owners. california film festival helped to keep the two locations running, but organizers say they are unable to pay higher rent. people who live in the area say they are afraid the two community landmarks may shout down.

a's and giants try to come up with big wins in their push for the playoffs. the cal bears go on the road to battle the arizona caltran, scott reese scott reiss with the highlights next

hi everybody, scott reiss with your sportswrap, new year, new attitude, new result, cal football 1-11 last season and 3-0 this season and starting to believe a bit. tonight a chance to stay perfect and announce their legitimacy with authority. great game in the desert. cal and arizona, cats with the

whiteout going tucson. lasko breaking tackles and busting it 44 yards for the touchdown, cal with the early7-0 lead. 14-0 bears. 2nd quarter, it's 21-6. and goethe play-action this time, 28-6, more cal. muhammad 50 yards to paydirt. you think this was a rout; right? it was 38-23 at that point, but arizona came back and came back and came back again. here they are down by 8. 15 yards to jones who has 13 catches for 186 yard