somebody in the act. >> between onp.m. and 5 -- 1:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. sunday morning 7 suspicious fires oke out. four families were displaced. five businesses damaged or destroyed. police arrested a 27-year-old steven peterson near the scene. >> there was firefighters and police officer whose recognized this person as being at each scene. >> reporter: after his arrest the suspicious fires continued. at 4:30 a.m. police arrested andrew gutierrez. police went through his apartment yesterday. he doesn't appear to have a permanent home. police don't know what if any connection they have and they don't know the motive. >> try to get those questions answered so when they present the case we know to the best of our knowledge what happened and why. >> reporter: this afternoon we

spoke to friends of stephen petersen. one of the suspects. he has an alibi and he was at work when the fires happened. we will have that story at 6:00 p.m., live, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. new details in the carjacking chase and deadly police shooting that shut down the financial district last week. today we learned six officers fired 30 shots that suspect. this new information came out while the police chief was holding a public meeting. ktvu's noelle walker is in san francisco with what else the chief had to say. >> reporter: 32 shots to be specific. that is one of the details we learned today. they are standard procedure for san francisco police after any officer involved shooting. the chief says that they are being done in order to give the community as much information as they can, as soon as they

can. >> yes we will get started. >> reporter: at a town hall meeting police went through the events of last thursday morning. >> officers began to broadcast guns. >> subject has a gun. >> that led san francisco police officers to shoot and kill a carjacking suspect. police say six officers fired 32 shots. the drama played out at 6:00 a.m. in the financial district. the investigation closed streets in one of the busiest parts of the city. >> we are f.inate it happened when it -- fortunate it happened when it did. >> witnesses said there were rounds fired. >> reporter: two bullets, one fired at a man who tried to

help the suspect. >> he stull had the taste of the gun -- still had the taste of the gun powder in his room. >> reporter: too close for community member whose attended the town hall. >> i am confident our police officers did their very best. >> reporter: now the chief says there was a call to get less lethal force ready but that was before the suspect fired on the good samaritan and refused to drop his own weapon. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. burglars smashed the window of a bike shop over night and stole bikes. the shop was recognized by mayor ed lee as one of six small businesses shaping the future of san francisco. the theft was caught by security cameras.

ktvu's tara moriarty has the video. >> two thieves shattering the window and snatching two bikes. a minute later a third person sees a crime of opportunity and steal as bike too. >> i got a call at 4:30 a.m. this morning saying an alarm at my store. >> he headed down to his shop. he says three bikes were stolen. a cost of $9,300. the first thief is white, under 6 feet tall, 150 pounds, the second is also white, a black hat, trench coat and white wing tipped shoes. the third guy with a black baseball hit and a black backpack. >> you have to use this and wand it over and it turns the bikes on. one bike is useless without the key.

there is nothing, can't even hot wire it. nothing they can do with the bike. >> reporter: he received an award from the mayor ed lee honoring his business and he says he is ready to move on. >> it is not a huge set back but it is something i wasn't anticipating. >> he is trying to figure out a way to redo the window to make it less attempting for thieves and he is already receiving tips. and he passed that information along to police. the faa is calling for a review after a fire at o'hare airport facility on friday that is still effecting air traffic tonight. the fire that damaged communications equipment forced cancellations across the country. service is at 60% of normal. we haven't seen much of an impact here today. the fire was set as an act of

sabotage. >> on the rovry of the system -- recovery of the system, sure, with a more modern system we would have more flexibility. >> the faa says it will take two weeks to reopen the control center. startling new details about the armed men who jumped the white house fence and ran through the front door. he got much further inside the white house than the secret service admitted. omar gonzalez was armed with a knife and got past the stair way that leads to the president's living quarters and then he ran 168 feet into the east room of the white house. that is where the president makes speeches, holds news

conferences and signs bills. the white house is considered to be one of the most secure buildings in the world. which makes this that much more concerning. right now omar gonzalez is held without bail. he is due back in court on wednesday. that incident is the latest in a series of security lapses involving the secret service. the agency botched a 2011 shooting at the white house when they thought gunfire was car back firing. they didn't realize bullets hits the white house till a housekeeper found it. four days later. >> the president does retain confidence in the secret service. >> lawmakers formed an over sight committee to look into dangerous and embarrassing lapses in security. new subject taught in some

school, sex trafficking. ktvu's cristina rendon is here with what why many consider it will be recommended for all california school children. >> the district attorney has been on the forefront of creating programs for trafficked children and cracking down on the problem in the bay area but now education will soon be heading into all public schools. a bill signed into law yesterday by governor jerry brown requires all california students to receive abuse and sex trafficking prevention education. a local bay area organization called love never fails have been to about 8 different school districts spreading awareness about tex trafficking -- sex trafficking and the

founder and director says children between 12-14 are most at risk which is why outreach is needed. >> really making sure that people are aware that this is important, that our kids need to be educated and we are grateful the governor prioritized this for our children. >> reporter: the district attorney spokes woman acknowledged it is a heavy top took talk about with -- topic to talk about with teachers. this magazine tells the story of a victim to ease students into talking about that. even though this is something that is a serious topic it is something that all students must be taught. live, cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. police in pittsburg are trying to find a man connected with a bomb scare. a suspicious device was found

inside a vacant apartment. it was likely left behind by the former tenet. it turned out to be road flairs wrapped up together. it was detonated. police say it had the potential to injure people. an over heated elevator motor is blamed for the evacuation of a high rise in san francisco this morning. 11:15 a.m. this morning firefighters were called to the shell building after a fire alarm went off. firefighters searched for the source of the smoke. in an hour crews determined it was from an over heated elevator motor. employees were allowed to go back in to the building. to the middle east where the fighting continues. kurdish fighters took cover as mortar fire was over the boarder. there is fear isis will take the kurdish town unless international support drives

them back. last night president obama admitted underestimating the threat from isis. >> i think our head of the intelligence community acknowledged that i think they underestimated what had been taking place in syria. >> he says the u.s. over estimated what iraqi forces could do in response but john mccain said it is a direct result of not leaving a force behind in iraq. here at home, caltrans will finish up work on highway 37 without another closure. it reopened this morning ahead of schedule. it was closed closed for the weekend for maintenance work. over night closures are now canceled and remaining work will be completed without shutting down the highway. young father shot and killed in the front yard while his children played inside. >> it is unreal. i just cannot believe it happened.

>> what unfolded right before the shooting. >> mild today but temperatures will climb. when hot and dry weather could spark fire danger concerns. >> and swapping the pill for a less common alternative. what is behind a new recommendation for teenagers on birth control.

an eruption in japan continues to interview with rescue and recovery operations. crews found 5 more bodies bringing the total number to 36. 12 bodies have been recovered. 250 hikers were climb when the volcano erupted on saturday. most made it to safety but rescue operations were halted because of the activity. one hiker told us it is risky but exciting to climb an active

volcano. >> it is thrilling to look down and see active action down in the bottom. you know, steam and stuff. >> a elementary school was used as a temporary morgue. it is not clear whether the victims were killed by gas, ash, falling rock or a combination. the coast of soda in two cities could be going up. in november voters in san francisco and berkeley will decide if people should pay more to buy soda. >> slaw dean w explain -- claudine wong explains why the rest of the country will be watching this. >> other cities across the country, dozens of them proposed a soda tax and failed so now everyone is watching san francisco and berkeley to see if voters here will be the first to give this tax the green light. >> reporter: at sam's market in berkeley soda is a popular choice. >> we sell a lot of water when

it is warmer but generally it is soda. energy drinks. >> reporter: but if measure d passes it will get more expensive. if it passes berkeley could be the first city to pass a tax on soda and sugary drinks. an extra penny for every ounce. the money would go to fight obesity and diabetes. >> you see them all over. >> we are one week away from mailing ballots and we know there is a huge number of people who get the ballots. this is election season. >> reporter: a majority of voters is all that is needed in berkeley and polls put that within reach. in san francisco, the threshold is higher. 2/3 is needed. and the industry has already begun a campaign spending hundreds of thousands of dollars against efforts in both cities. they have been down this road

before. defeating similar attempts nationwide. it is not hard to find people who agree. >> no, it is not healthy. >> reporter: he can see the benefits but doesn't think the tax will stop people. >> they will still buy the energy drinks. >> reporter: we talk about the rest of the country watching, there is this quote, if a soda tax can't pass in america, it can't pass anywhere. live in berkeley, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. a new study by researchers released today links california's drought to climate change. they found the high-pressure system over the pacific ocean and diverting storms away from california is like 3 form in the presence -- likely to form in the presence of greenhouse

gases. high pressure ridges are not uncommon but this is large and stubborn. the king fire is almost 90% contained tonight thanks to rain. there were small mudslide but dry weather and wammer temperatures are in the forecast. -- warmer temperatures are in the forecast. the king fire has burned 97,000 acres and destroyed 12 homes. good news coming from the king fire, here at home our fire concerns will be ramping up according to our chief meteorologist bill martin. >> the rain made a huge difference -- had a huge impact on the king fire. nothing was out of control for numerous days and then we got rain in the area, knocked it down. now we will warm up again. fire danger will come up again. not tomorrow. towards the middle of the week and end of the weekend.

this is the weather system. that is a weak weather system. slides to the north. that will bring us a chance of drizzle tonight and tomorrow morning. there is the fog along the coast. avenues. fog along the great highway. fog, daly city. south san francisco fog. and then crystal springs. you can take a peak at the temperatures. most numbers are in the 70s. low 80s. 60s along the coast. a nice day. highs tomorrow will end up being warmer than they were today and then they will ramp up into wednesday and thursday and friday. over night lows upper gifts. mid-50s -- upper 50s. mid-50s. there is the fog forecast for the morning. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. drizzle. that system slides through, it will trigger drizzle along the

coast. maybe redwood city, berkeley too. by the afternoon the fog is gone. and now high pressure starts to set up. this low goes through. right? that is tomorrow. high builds in. and then we start to go up. winds clock off shore as we get into thursday and friday. that is when things heat up and that is when fire danger become as concern. this is the fire weather pattern that we worry about. now, this isn't going to be 80 miles per hour, 50 miles per hour, 30 miles per hour off shore winds. that is good. shouldn't be that strong. but the winds will go off shore and that will increase fire danger. probably won't see a red flag warning. highs tomorrow, 82 concord. 82 pittsburg. 83 livermore. 78 san jose. 83 gilroy. along the coast, fog free. well, maybe a little fog. fog free for a good portion of

the day. wednesday, thursday, friday, fog free. the five-day forecast, there it is. drizzle tomorrow morning. heats up. there is sunday. and -- go to the cal game? >> watched it. great game. >> great game. it was -- >> hot. >> hot. [ talking at the same time ] >> thank you. jim harbaugh fires back about claims the players want him out and the case of a missing college student in virginia, the new lead it produced. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> it hosted star wars and the film festival. >> this movie authority to has the largest screen in marin county but the story may not have a happy ending. >> the controversial future for the authority to. also ahead, the moment a side

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someone unusual new information about the debt of a father and son inside an apartment. police in mountain view say one death was a suicide. but the other was an accident. it happened last wednesday. hazmat found the bodies of lian liu and his son william liu

inside their apartment on california street. they found chemicals that when mixed together form a toxic gas. at this point police haven't said which death was by suicide and which was by accident. the older was the manager of the milk market. a niece wrote he poured his heart into the business and did everything with honesty and integrity. the missing university of virginia student turned up another lead. police found a link between jesse matthew and the disappearance of morgan harrington. jesse matthew is under arrest in connection with the abduction of hannah elizabeth graham who disappeared earlier this month. police at this point are not saying how she connected to either women. morgan harrington's remains were found after she disappeared. police in hong kong are using harsh tactics to push back against protests. the protests started a week ago

when students walked out of class demanding democratic reform after they announced candidates must be prescreened by authorities. police started using tear gas to drive the students off the streets but it had the opposite effect. >> it is very encouraging that so many people took to the streets today. >> police shifted tactics pulling back and protecting government buildings but otherwise not interfering with the demonstrations. we are learning more about a woman hit and killed days before another accident at the same spot. >> i couldn't believe it. >> her legacy and the steps that san francisco is taking a change that deadly intersection. >> flying a police drone without a warrant, why the governor vetoed a bill that

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5:00 p.m. >> san francisco has seen 13 pedestrian deaths this year and a family is saying no more. >> it is a great loss. we lost a great, great teacher. human being. a mother. and a grandmother. >> there is action now underway to improve the safety of a street in san francisco after complaints cars are traveling too fast and endangering seniors. it is stockton and sacramento streets. a woman was killed there last week and days later another person was hit there. ktvu's david stevenson spoke to the sons of the woman killed in the intersection and they are really saying enough is enough. >> reporter: yeah. this is considered one of the most dangerous intersections in san francisco and the family of the woman who was killed here told us they want her death to be the last one. >> reporter: she used to call

her children every day, reminding them to exercise and eat well. >> i miss her a lot. >> reporter: now they are mourning the loss of their mother. >> thank you for your support michelle obama. >> reporter: she was a music and teacher. she moved to san francisco in 1988 and became active with civic groups. 9 days ago she was struck and killed by a car steps away from her apartment building. >> when i got that call i couldn't believe it. not possible. my mom is so healthy, active. >> reporter: it is the intersection of stockton and sacramento streets. officials say it has been too dangerous for far too long. three days after the collision a neighbor was struck and injured. officials say changes are coming. >> some things we are looking

at is protected left turn lanes. making the bulb outs larger. >> reporter: the children say her death should be the last time an elderly person is injured or killed here. >> they loved their grandma. >> this is a nightmare. long nightmare. >> a memorial and a rally for new safety measures is set for wednesday at 10:00 a.m. the driver involved in the collision was booked on voluntary manslaughter. reporting live, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. san francisco police are still looking for a hit-and-run driver that injured a biker at 10:00 p.m. last night. the bicyclist was in the crosswalk when he was hit. he was taken to the hospital.

his injuries are not life threatening. police arrested a repeat dui offender using the hot list. 2 investigates explained how law enforcement is usinged at the hot list of repeat offenders to -- using the hot list of repeat offenders to get drunk drivers off the roads. they say he is a repeat dui offender with a suspended driver's licenses. some police departments receive major grants to fight crime today. ktvu's tom vacar tells us how officers will be hired. >> reporter: the greater oakland area, along with chicago, detroit, new jersey and delaware were selected for the program. the emphasis will be on jurisdictional cooperation to suppress gangs as well as fight

child sexual exploitation. >> innovate the most effective strategies. >> reporter: the network will get needed resources from one local federal contact to reduce delays although oakland said crime is already way down. >> we are actually at the lowest level since 1999. >> while the city gets $2 million and the county gets a million dollars, a half million dollars will come here to the city of san leandro that sits in the shadow of east oakland's crime footprint. >> a third of the crime is committed by san leandro. a third from elsewhere and a third from residents of oakland. there is a spill over impact. >> that makes a difference. that helps. >> reporter: she says more offenses will help. >> oakland doesn't have a great

reputation for their police force so i hope the cops will help people be safe. >> reporter: other are not so sure. >> improving the police department is a great thing. whether it will stop that without building a wall i don't know. >> reporter: one woman wonders if more police are necessary. >> i enjoy working here, the environment. seems safe to me. >> reporter: the program funds 27 new officers in the east bay for two years. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. students had to be evacuated after a fire broke out in a school. firefighters posted this picture of the damaged shed at north hills christian school. they say it appears the fire started in a lawnmower and spread. it is detached from the school. we are hearing from the family of a man shot and killed

in the south bay. he leaves behind two daughters and a pregnant wife. >> generous. helpful. good family man. father. >> the police investigation to find who did and the clues from neighbors. >> visitor find a park is closed and the hours have been changed. why the park may be a victim of its own success. >> the pilot says it is a first, watch as he maneuvers a hot air balloon hundreds of feet into a underground cave. next.

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through covered california. soon, you can join them. a possible record setting high air balloon fight. the pilot maneuvered down a cave. the cave is 700 feet deep. with an opening of 200 feet and the balloon almost reached the bottom before floating back up. the world records is reviewing the flight. if accepted it will be the fifth world record set by that -- world record set by that pilot. law that protects people from paying a tax every time they access the internet is set to expire. it has been in place for 16 years for things like streaming a movie or checking your e-

mail. but the renewal is caught up in congress. republicans want a permanent moratorium and democrats want a 10 year extension. it is set to expire in december. >> without the moratorium there is a lot of ways states and locals could dream up to impose new taxes. >> coming to an agreement soon will be difficult since they are in recess till november. s in the of marijuana idle hope -- american idol hopefuls formed long lines for auditions. they came from the bay area and well beyond for a chance. the show is getting ready for its 14th season and they were more than ready to talk to us about their dreams and

demonstrate their talents. [ singing ] >> i meant to be the next -- i want to be the next american idol. >> this is the last big city stop but people can still submit online. you have to be 15-28, as of june 1. to see more catch the newest season this january right here on ktvu. new clues about the killing of a young father in front of a house in san jose after he had dinner with his family. >> wonderful father. two beautiful girls. >> what neighbors heard and saw just before the gunfire. >> plus police get the go ahead to fly drones without a warrant, why the government vetoed a bill. >> after the break a heat up and fire danger will come up as well. we will talk about that. i will see you back here.

san jose police are searching for clues after a father is gunned down as he left a family dinner saturday night in south san jose. ktvu's ann rubin found out the victim leaves behind two daughters and a pregnant wife. >> reporter: they were all at a relative's house when the shooting happen. family members tell us one minute he was bringing

belongings to the car, the next gunfire rang out. >> reporter: according to loved ones he was wise beyond his years and generous to a fault but when they think of him they describe dovotion to his family. >> good -- devotion to his family. >> good father. two beautiful girls. >> two girls and a third child on the way. a child he will never meet. he was shot and killed while leaving a family dinner. you can still see the damage left by the bullet saturday night. >> he was in the house with the kids and helped me with the computer and went to take things out to the car and life changed since then. >> all i heard was gun shots. came out and he was laying there. >> reporter: neighbors watched a car speed away and though police are investigating the are no arrests. >> he is so young.

his kids are so little. it is uncalledcalled for. for somebody to do something like that, what if the kids were outside? >> reporter: investigators are hoping witnesses will come forward. >> we want to go ahead and reach out to the public. we want it get closure and answers for the family. >> the family is hoping for answers and they want help for his wife and children. several fundraisers are already in the works. >> just to be taken care of. we will take care of them. >> reporter: the family says they are also planning a candlelight vigil thursday night. anyone with information on the case should contact police. live in san jose, ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. governor jerry brown vetoed a bill that would have put limits on how law enforcement officers use drones. it would have required them to

get warrants before conducting surveillance video -- surveillance. the governor says the bill could have gone beyond law. hikers were disappointed to find a change in hours at a popular park. people were pulling in to a park before 5:00 a.m. today but starting today park rangers are enforcing new hours. it now opens at 6:30 a.m. instead of 5:00 a.m. and they close at 7:30 p.m. instead of 10:00 p.m. they are meant to cut down on crowded trails and traffic problems. >> disappointing. you come out here and you want to see the sun rise. >> it is more crowded and i came here a few months ago and i noticed they put fences up. >> the view from the top attracts a lot of hikers. people who violate the hours

could be fined $300 or more. use the trail entrance that is open from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. the nba basketball season is a month away and the golden state warriorsler gearing up -- golden state warriors are gearing up with new uniforms. the team showed off the uniform at a event at twitter headquarters last night. the team is expected to wear the new uniforms during saturday games beginning november 15 when the warriors host the hornets. the temperatures in store for the end of the week, let's go now to our chief meteorologist bill martin. i couldn't believe it. >> interesting couple weeks. we had similar pattern all summer long and last week we had the rain. which was great. now we will go back into a heating pattern that will bring up the fire danger. it will go temperatures

probably warmer than today. today temperatures by thursday and friday, easily they will be in the 90s. and maybe upper 90s. this time of year, these were the highs. 80 livermore. tomorrow warmer. not a ton warmer. just slightly warmer. and temperatures then go up. fog along the coast. and that fog, enjoy it now, it will go away. it will be pushed off shore into wednesday, thursday and friday. and that will make for beach locations, it will make it warm. coastal sections, instead of 50s, right, wednesday, thursday, friday, temperatures in the 60s and 70s. friday we may see mid-70s. highs, or current temperatures, 96 livermore.

today like tomorrow. and then it changes. tomorrow morning here is the fog forecast. right? that is fog. then it goes away. that is the beginning of the warm up. temperatures warm. those are 80s. they creep in towards point richmond. creep in from the east. it will pull the warmer air in and the air sinks. like this. it warms. makes sense, right? when air sinks it warms. when it sinks it warms 5 degrees per thousand feet. that is where we are heading. higher fire danger. it dries the air. high fire danger. i don't suspect -- well, we could see a red flag warning. right now it may -- the wind issues may stay below red flag warning criteria. we will be watching it for you. you worry about fire danger

because this is the pattern. it could be a problem for us. tomorrow nice day. the whole week will be nice but it will be hot. we will be thinking -- wednesday, especially thursday and friday, the winds go off shore and temperatures heat up. is october, october is our fire danger time. >> thank you. the coach fires back at rumors his players want him gone. jim harbaugh says it is ridiculous and talks about the common taters -- comtaters. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> now leaders say these side shows are as bad as they have ever seen. and making a difference, the change in how many people are being arrested for using marijuana and who is seeing the

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>> walmart is blaming tracy morgan for injuries he suffered in a crash with a walmart truck claiming he wasn't wearing a seatbelt. he is suing walmart after a driver plowed into his limo. one of his friends died in the

crash. tracy morgan and three others were hurt. walmart claims tracy morgan and the others could have avoided injuries had they been wearing seatbelts. jim harbaugh fired back at rumors that claim the mayors want him -- players want him replaced. they said players were unhappy with jim harbaugh and he echoed the comments. jim harbaugh was straightforward about how he felt. >> i think that is a bunch of [ bleep ] >> i don't put credibility into the unnamed source. >> he said he hasn't seen them around much. he is in the 4th season of his 5 year, $25 million contract with the 49ers. and there are also questions about the future of the raiders head coach dennis allen. they are flying back to oakland today from london where they were destroyed had by the -- by

the dolphins. they lost 10 straight games dating back to last year. after the game the coach said she not worried about his job, however if the raiders are going to make a move, this would be the best time because the team has a bye-week and that would give a new coach extra time to prepare. we may learn more about this tomorrow when the raiders will meet with the media. a recommendation for sexually active teen girls that could stir up controversy. it urged doctors to prescribe iud but ktvu's john fowler reports it has a mixed reputation. john? >> reporter: doctors tell me the most effective birth scroll the -- troll is the method hardly anyone uses.

>> reporter: an iud like this for birth control. many moms may recall the previous generation of iuds. >> they were associated with infection. >> reporter: she says modern iuds are the safest and most effective. especially for a younger woman. inserted by a doctor, iuds can stay in place 3-5 years, close to 100% effective and be removed easily. they urged doctors to prescribe iuds. >> the greatest thing -- [ audio difficulties ] >> it is a good medical choice. >> reporter: religious groups say they cause apportions. health insurers may not provide

iuds but all other are supposed to and at no cost. reporting live in san francisco, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. investigators are not doing all the research they are supposed to do. that is what a new report says about the work being done to track down people with unpaid tax bills. according to a report in 57% of 250 cases studied there was no evidence the workers did all the required research before declaring the tax is uncollectible. it doesn't estimate how much that cost the government but it says in 2012 the irs declared $6.7 billion in unpaid taxes to be uncollectible because it couldn't find the taxpayers. the irs says it does not agree with the findings. now at 6:00 p.m. a car at a side show runs into a large crowd of people. the call from city hall to stop

these illegal gatherings. >> 7 fires within blocks of each other and two people are under arrest. why a friend of one of the suspects say police got it walk. >> a fixture for -- wrung. >> a fixture for 40 years -- wrong. >> a fixture for 40 years, the controversial action for this movie authority to. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. a car spinning donuts at a side show slams into a crowd and tonight residents and leaders are calling for more action to stop these illegal gathering. jewel. i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. >> officials say things are as bad as they have ever been. new at 6:00 p.m. ktvu's ken wayne is live where the car slammed into the crowd.

>> reporter: we are at 42 and 880. there is a damaged equipment box and skid marks here. plenty of evidence of a side shand there is a video that was shot at this location showing a car spinning out of control and into a crowd. >> reporter: this video was posted on a website and shows one car that loses control while spinning donuts and slams into spectators. it is not clear if there are injuries and the driver disappears before the video comes to an end. >> it has come back to the way it was 10 years ago. >> reporter: he represents the area and says a large side show saturday night could be heard outside his house. he called police. >> it was crazy. you got 100 vehicles revving their engines. >> reporter: police say they don't know this video is from the same side show saturday night and