someone trys to kidnap a youngster and the girl who naught ár -- fought back the attacker. >> she screamed and alerted the neighbors. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm ken wayne. and drill has more. >> reporter: police say she was amazingly poised and even

helped them create a sketch. the girl was walking her dog within sight of her own driveway. >> this was going and this one was coming back the other way. now surveillance shows the man was stalking the girl. >> he was showing her a piece of paper and asking her directions. when she got close enough that's when he grabbed her from the front.

that's when he grabbed her from the front and she screamed. >> we're concerned about what he could do next. >> reporter: investigators got a break that surveillance video shows the suspect. >> i'm just hoping that we catch the guy and she's able to sleep at night. >> reporter: here's another look at the sketch. at the time the man was wearing a black and white beanie and

distinctive coat. it has fur cuffs. >> hopefully someone will recognize that sketch. now to the warriors. >> joe fonzi is here to tell us, playing the houston rockets is not a big deal. >> the warriors have made it clear for some time they didn't have a presence when it comes

to their next opponent but they showed earlier in the year they have answer an answer for the rockets. after the rockets rose from the ashes against the clippers they proved they're not to be taken lightly. >> every series becomes a focus. here's how the series broke down. curry had 38 points. a home win in december over the rockets up the warriored record to 19-2 over all. james harden was just held to

28 points when the team meet. the warriors and the western conference finals for the first time since 1976. game one at 6:00 on tuesday night. game one and two are in oakland on tuesday and thursday. games three and four are in houston. each game starts at 6:00. it was a tough battle for firefighters in alameda. 50 firefighters from five different agencies worked to push back the blaze. 75acres were burned. it was already in the center divide along the interstate and north flinn road off ramp. a twitter user posted this picture showing just how much

smoke was in the area. visibility as you seat pretty affected. a few riders pulled off the road to watch the firefighters at work and that caused more problems. >> we had three people run into each other but they were all minor accidents. no injuries were reported. noelle walker spoke with glider at that site today. >> reporter: look up from muscle rock creek and you will see them flying like birds. >> it's almost like surfing the sky. so there's this real beauty in the people who do it.

they have a passion for that. firefighters rushed to the area. a paraglider hit the cliff. heidi lee is an instructor she powered a motorized hand glider that don't require the lift. >> i don't think people would do it knowing it doesn't come with some risk. it also depends on the experience of the pilot. how experienced was he or she. >> reporter: it's not the first time. another paraglider hit the cliff and went to the hospital with serious injuries. >> with any aviation you're taking risks. you have to think very carefully to measure that risk.

>> reporter: when you do, paragliders will tell you the risk is worth the reward. >> it's meditative. gives many -- gives you the most beautiful views i've ever seen any where. >> reporter: along the san mateo county coast, noelle walker, ktvu news. it was a sad day for the climbing community. as dean potter dies after a climb. a park spokesman says that potter and graham hunt died late yesterday after attempting a wing suit fly from a 7,500- foot rocky cliff. in interviews potter said he believed every moment of every

day everybody's lived in danger his was just easier to see. nfl's owner was in san francisco. among the many topics to discuss, an nfl franchise possibly going to los angeles. the owners will hear about a stadium in inglewood and representatives of the raiders and charges are proposing a joint stadium in carson. no votes will be cast about relocation but the brief comments are to judge what's happening in markets especially in oakland. other topics include deflate- gate and tom brady's four game suspension. they're also expected to open up bidding for future super bowl sites. as for the raiders prospects of a new oakland stadium a new report says that is not likely to happen. the san francisco chronicle says there's several obstacles

standing in the way. the main one is the cost which is estimated to be about a billion dollars. the raiders also want the old stadium to be torn down before construction begins on a new one. san francisco police are reporting few problems from today's big betta breakers race. a mobile game of twister, a group of wonder women. a couple of hours after the first competitive runners take off from the finish line, this is what beta breakers just about always becomes. >> a lot of costumes and a lot of people and a lot of fun. >> reporter: a costumed celebration. the view from sky fox this morning shows the 12k race rout the bay to the breakers. 50,000 people registeredded for the event this year from just

about all 50 states and 40 different countries. >> even on the east coast everybody talks about this race. it seems like it's very famous. >> a race with an international reputation. >> costumes are awesome. bright. >> you just love the effort that people in san francisco put into all of the things we do here. beta breakers is epic. >> reporter: typically assuming there's no alcohol, no nudity, but still people find a way. >> i've seen people put alcohol in a container. just days into her campaign for u.s. senator. a u.s. congresswoman is being

asked to apologize for remarks being called racist. plus rival biker gangs turn a restaurant into a shooting gallery. details from the crime scene which officials call the most violent they've ever seen. plus the investigation into that amtrak train disaster. what investigators are focusing on tonight. the 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds.

funeral services were held for a california resident who was killed in the amtrak collision. he worked at wells fargo in their new york commercial real estate office. he was one of eight people killed. more than 200 were hurt. now as bryan yenes tells us, the debate is growing on whether lawmakers could have done anything to prevent that crash. federal investigators are hard at work. they're gathering evidence and trying to figure out if a flying projectile that left a hole in the windshield may have had to do with tuesday's derailment. >> that's what we're trying to determine. we haven't ruled anything out

nor have we ruled anything. >> reporter: so far the investigation has found the train was traveling at 106 miles per hour more than double the speed limit. the ntsb says technology known as positive train control could have prevented the accident. >> it can override that human error. it's among other things, sensors and technology that allows that train to slow down when it should and to comply with the speed regulations. >> reporter: meanwhile leaders holding a service of reflection at sunday's funeral. >> we need to take a moment of the time to truly recognize those who died and those who are physically and psychologically injured. >> we're saddened by the more than 200 passengers who

suffered broken bones and bruises and injuries here and we're heartbroken over the eight people who lost their lives. >> reporter: amtrak will resume full service between philadelphia and new york on sunday. at the crash site in philadelphia, brian yenis. a new york marine from camp pendelton is dead. the ashbury had a malfunction. the aircraft burst into flames. witnesses said it lookses as though some of the marines marines -- despite intensified u.s. air strikes, the u.s. led coalition says it conducted seven air strikes over the last 24 hours in ramadi and called

the situation fluid and contested. but the governor of the ambar province says the city has been completely taken by the sunni extremists. thousands of families are said to be on the move out of ramadi. there are also reports that iraqi forces abandoned their weapons and armoured vehicles as they too fled the city. there are reports of the u.s. special services that killed an islamic leader found material that finds information on the extremists. at least 32 islamic state members including four senior officials were killed in that raid and air strikes. among the dead, abu saiaf. the man who led the islamic states oil sales. >> now we can actually look at the organization itself. where the tentacles reach both

within syria and outside syria. because the best that really defense to defend the homeland is a good offense and we need to take them out wherever they exist. i think these documents and computer records will help us to do that. abu saiaf's wife is being questioned in iraq. the u.s. is questioning her about kayla muller. the islamic state released a statement claiming that muller was killed in roca. a shoot out at a restaurant in texas left at least nine dead and 18 injured. rival biker ganger turned on each other and started shooting. >> hey, see these guns. they have ak47s on top of all these people. >> reporter: a horrific scene at waco texas. a fight broke out and spilled into the parking lot and escalated from fist to gunfire. >> they were involved at

shooting at each other. those biker rival gangs were firing weapons at each individual. >> reporter: the scene described as absolute chaos. several vehicles have bullets. officials were expecting trouble at twin peaks when the rival bikers showed up at the restaurant. >> there's a lot of people. a lot of innocent people may have been injured today. i will tell you about the cooperation from the texas department of public safety that kept a lot of innocent people from being killed or injured today. >> reporter: several arrests were made, no officers or bystanders. officers said this was a most gruesome scene. there are reports of heavy rain, flooding and tornadoes

across the nation's midsection after a weekend of stormy weather. there's a cloudy sky swirling in oklahoma. intense thunderstorms and hail pelted the area. we're going to show you how hailstorms destroyed the windshield on this car. you can see it breaking right there. parts of texas, roads looked more like rivers after heavy downpours. one family needed rescuing while a dallas area apartment complex was evacuated. >> it kind of looked like a water bed kind of. >> as far as his car, his car is totaled. >> and in kansas there's a trail of damage including a freight train that was blown right off the tracks. so far no reports of any deaths or injuries. now to a follow up we first brought you last night. loretta sanchez is now apologizing for mocking native americans in a gesture that was caught on video. >> i'm going to his office thinking that i'm going to go

meet with [sic] because he's indian american. >> reporter: we first showed you that video last night. sanchez described her confusion about being asked to meet with the indian american caucus. she explained how she mistakingly thought the invitation was from a member of the native american community when she made the offensive war cry. and sanchez apologized tonight. a bay area 7-year-old was doing what most of us do. he was outside playing ball. and today he's still in the hospital after being struck by a bullet. and today firefighters took

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aviation buffs got a chance to see some unique aircraft today. dozens of people milled around checking on everything from vintage models to business jets and helicopters. this year this jet was there. about 1,000 people raced up 180 flights of stairs today at the new world trade center in new york. it was the first ever tunnel to towers stair climb to benefit an organization that built smart phones for injured veterans. along those taking on the challenge for family members who lost loved ones in the 9/11 attacks. captain billy burke says he

wanted to finish the climb his brother never did. >> it was a tough climb. i'm telling you. i had to go, you hit that 30th floor and we're thinking about billy. keep climbing. we needed him but it was a great experience and for a great cause. veteran ryan debrilian was injured in afghanistan and will soon be living in his own smart home. he also did the climb. another 2 million egg laying chickens will be euthanized all because of the deadly bird flu. they will put the chickens down within the past four weeks. those chickens in one barn were infected but the entire flock will be killed as a precaution. that will bring the total number of chickens killed in this outbreak to 35 million in 15 states.

agriculture officials say egg prices have gone up slightly. pope francis made a move today that has both religious and political significance. the pontiff cannonnized two female nones as saints. the two worked tire lessly to help the poor as 19th century nuns. pope francis hopes to increase the number of christians in the middle east at a time they're being targeted by isis. water gushing from a fire hydrant. we'll tell you about the struggle to cut off the water. he has sensation in his left thigh and left foot. >> tonight a 7-year-old is confined to a wheelchair after

he was hit by a stray bullet. tonight we talk to his family, as they're hoping he will be able to walk again.

a little vallejo boy hit by a stray bullet is slowly recovering as he yearns to play with his friends. >> reporter: a month ago kumar pulp was an active boy who loved to play basketball, baseball and football. those are actives that he may never be able to do deadly weapon. >> it's - - able to do again. >> it's such a tragedy because he was such an active boy.

>> reporter: he's now confined to a wheelchair. >> he has sensation in his right thigh and in his left foot. it's sensation but no movement. >> reporter: johnson says he knows kumar has been shot but it's still hard for him to comprehend. >> when he was coming out of the emergency room, we were telling him, he was just screaming, why, why me? i'm a 7-year-old, i'm not supposed to be shot. >> reporter: it's been difficult for him but they say the one thing that makes him feel better is watching the warriors play. there was one place that kumar never wants to go again. the street where he was shot.

the family set up a go fund me account under kumar's name to make his home wheelchair accessible. >> i am just calling to say happy birthday. and i'll see you later, all right. all right. >> kumar turned eight with family and friends by his side and they've not given up hope that he will walk again. cristina rendon. >> vallejo police have made no arrests in kumar's shooting. new at 10:00, a truck sheered off a hydrant causing a small geyser. a truck hit the hydrant making matters for complicated the water was hitting at a high voltage line so the crews had to arrive to turn off the power to the line before they were able to turn off the water. tomorrow the city of berkeley is scheduled to

reveal just how much water the city is collecting through its soda tax. the tax was the first of its kind to be successfully passed in the u.s. the city is creating an advisory committee on how to best use that tax revenue. concord police are warning residents about an attempted burglary. two of them in fact, in the southern part of the city. they say the incident happened at a crossings community and the pine holly area just this morning. one person stood look out standing outside as a look out while another snooped around the house. the duo was seen fleeing both areas in a white convertible. witnesses only recorded a partial plate. a suspect in a hostage stand off has been arrested. officers say 51-year-old sean mcgee senior robbed a wells fargo bank. witnesses recorded seeing him

leave on a bicycle and later jump into a truck. officers chased him on highway 4 we speeds reaching 100 miles per hour. they say he eventually ended up in east oakland where he barricaded himself in an apartment and took a person hostage. that person was able to escape and mcgee was taken into custody. a california search and rescue crew returned from nepal today after three weeks of grueling work. there were hugs and kisses to greet the rescuers. one father was reacquainted with his father just days before he left. the l.a. team and their dogs rescued a 41-year-old woman and 15-year- old boy while in nepal. >> thinking that it's truly amazing. it really is amazing to see all that come together and to be part of it is, it gives you chills. >> reporter: crews say the dogs also help cleared a site to make sure that all bodies were not left on the field. >> reporter: meantime there's no calls from nepal's prime minister. 8,100 people were killed in the

two massive quakes that hit just weeks apart. only 18% of relief aid has been met. 51million was pledged. more than half a million people are still without homes. in oakland attending the annual greek festival is a tradition for many. >> this year in fact, was the 43rd year of the festival and was held at the greek orthodox cathedral. those who attended had a chance to dance, and also eat a number of those delicious greek favorites. >> that looks yummy. a cool and a bit overcast to end the weekend. but the clouds parted just in time for this shot. mark tamayo has details on when we could see those

temperatures rise.

right now we have the high clouds and patchy fog redeveloping. may have bumped into a few sprinkles for today but the main action is heading east and north of the bay area but especially up toward lake county. we have a few pop up showers out there. radar picking up a few clouds and showers and thunderstorms dissipating. moving out to the north and north coast right around cape mendecino. the satellite and radar once again. that moisture came to the region in the form of high clouds and lower clouds. and we're showing you 50s for

santa rosa, 53, oakland 56 and livermore in the upper 50s. reporting mostly cloudy skies. kind of framed up nicely. you see clouds reflected on the lights. you can see the clouds. morning fog and sun cloud mix. more clouds streaming into the bay area over the next few days right on into the workweek. overnight lows first thing tomorrow morning. we're taking the cooler spots. san francisco 50 degrees and livermore 52 with the clouds out there. here's the plan for your monday for the morning hours. fog and in the afternoon partly cloudy. by lunch time still in the 50s to 60 degrees. the evidential temperature range 58 right into the 60s and 70-degree mark. the cool weather pattern has been in place all weekend long.

but still the cool weather pattern can see trace the upper level pattern here. the showers most of the activity north of the bay area. more clouds paying us a visit. temperatures still in the upper 52, upper 50. looks like we have two copies. just a reforce no major heat wave in our forecast but the clouds in the morning, skies between partly crowdty -- cloudy for the afternoon hours. the clouds through sunday morning 8:00. and through the afternoon hours partly cloudy skies. a chance of a few pop up showers. to lake county and portions of napa county. tuesday morning once again the clouds possibly some drizzle. skies between partly cloudy. temperatures for tomorrow for your monday. lots of 50s out there. coast side mainly in the upper 50s. so no 90s, no 80s.

we don't have much in the way of 70s. san francisco 60. half-moon bay 58 degrees. a look ahead your five day forecast we'll go partly crowdty skies on tuesday. -- clouds -- cloudy skies on tuesday. between now and then this weather pattern doesn't want to budge at all. >> thank you mark. despite these weather conditions there's a fire right now that's burning in san jose. san jose fire confirms they're fighting a five acre fire on communications hill that's just south of the 280 interchange area. no injuries no evacuations but the fire at one point was threatening a mobile home park. firefighters are on the scene. we'll keep you posted if anything changes. >> on to other news and that is warriors, rockets, western conference finals. we'll have much more on that big match up. >> and hunter pence continues.

the giants go for their third straight win in cinci, sports wrap next.

good afternoon everyone. this super bowl is full of ups and downs but the giant team we saw for two games in houston and in cincinnati looks like a completely different team than in april. the reds brandon crawford. the giants got four in the inning for a 4-0 lead. two more hits for crawford now batting .285.

a 22 minute game delay interrupted the inning. seems like hunter pence has not missed a beat. two more hits for pence in his second game back from injury. giants build a 6-1 lead. by the seventh they were leading just 6-8. the home run makes it a seven. asphelt to seven of hitters. and diaz hitting his third run in just as many games. then in the ninth. santiago casillas gave the reds an extraordinary outing. 16 more hits today in a 9-8 win finishing their road trip 4-2. they're off tomorrow before playing tuesday night. in miami it was all about

miller. stanford had a lead. it was about the fact that miller had the no hitter going and he faced justin bower. miller will not be celebrating a no hitter. he settles for a shut out. prado pops up to short field. mike redmond was fired after the gail. miami off to a 16-22 start to the season. coming in to today's game. the a's were averaging one error. today they exceeded by six committing four more. that would never happen in real life. the a's were two errors in the first-inning alone. they could get out of the inning here on the come back on kessmer. white sox up 1-0. a