carla rodriguez said a bullet flew in to her arm and sent debris in her arm and chest. >> i was in the house and one of the bullets bullets went inside and passed mean in my chest and arm. >> rodriguez and her cousin went outside 4:30 because they heard their car alarm go off. they live outside of allarock avenue. she saw a strange man hiding behind her car and was telling him to believe when the gunfire began. >> he was explaining it and i said leave, i don't want you hear and then there was an audi that started to shoot like crazy. >> the cousin scrambled and police say they are lucky they weren't shot and the girls say they will call the police next time. >>> evacuations are under way where a fast moving fire is burning close to one hundred homes. it has grown to 900 acres since it started. firefighters have been brought in to help from the south bay and up against dry weather. one home destroyed and evacuation centers have been set up for homes forced from their home. the fire is 20% contained and no word on a cause. >>> the drought is affecting all of california but the pain is no

carla rodriguez and elizabeth zuniga had gone outside because their car alarm went off, zuniga says she saw a strange man and was telling them to leave when the gunshots began. the bullets flew into the home sending debris into zuniga's hand and chest. >> it passed my like right here in my chest and then in my arm. >> they live near stowe street south of alan rock avenue. police say they were lucky they were not shot. >>> a call for justice by a family of a man who was gunned down two years ago tonight. oakland police are trying to solve the killing of a father of two. ktvu's ken wayne is live with the emotional plea made today by the victim's widow, ken. >> reporter: frank, 30-year-old ronny kid was shot to death while sitting in his car after he got home after working a double shift. about 90 minutes ago his father gathered at the scene of a shooting in west oakland to remember the father of three. they lit candles and posted fliers about his death. >> any help would be much appreciated by us and the family in order to bring the killer to justice and help bring closure to the family.

carla rodriguez was awakened by the alarm on her cousin's car, parked in the driveway of their home on lausette avenue. as her cousin confronted a man hiding in the driveway, someone fired shots from a passing car. one bullet went through the front door of their home, another flattened a tire on the car. not as the grazed by the gunfire. ".in san jose" police responded and recovered one of the bullets but were unable to track down any suspects. few first broke last week-- the department of health is telling managers at a san francisco walgreens to clean could from up or be suspended. last week, at a walgreens on kearny and sutter, inspectors found a rodent six carcass in the photo center.they also found old rodent droppings on the floor and a potato chips bag, that appeared to have been gnawed. yesterday, in an abatement meeting with the city, walgreens managers admitted, they were not properly cleaning the store. nasa they say they have made measures to fill mouse holes. the department of health says if the store fails to fix the problems its permit will be suspended for a minimum 48-

carla rodriguez says a bullet flew into the home and send flying debris into her arm and her chest. >i was in the house. and then one of the bullets went by. and it passed by like right here in my chest. and then in my arm. >> rodriguez and her cousin venega had gone outside when they heard their car alarm. they live near stowe street just south of allen rock avenue. venega says she saw a strange man hiding behind her car and she was telling him to leave when the gunshots began. >> he was trying to explain to me what happened and i said just leave. i don't want to hear anything. >>> a mother on a road trip with her kids barely survives a crash. >> and he went to the right. >> the unexpected visitor that came crashing into her car. >>> plus why new food labels designed to help you eat healthier won't be hitting store shelves any time soon. >>> and buried treasure in a backyard and now you can buy a piece of it. but these coins aren't cheap. in fact, they can go for millions. what the people who find them plan to do with all that money. gridlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar