i'm damian trujillo, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, damian. 6:04.hree people are dead from three separate shootings each within hours of each other in oakland. the recent happened around 3:20 on sunday morning near the intersection of 87th and g streets. a few blocks from the coliseum. police found the victim in highland hospital where he died. an ambulance was flagged down by a passing car. inside was a 26-year-old woman with a gunshot wound. she was taken the hospital where he was also pronounced dead. on saturday officers received a call of you multiple gun shots. they found a 16-year-old boy with gunshot wounds. police do not think the three deadly shootings are related. 6:05. an inspection of a gas line near the san bruno disaster is on hold. crews stopped the inspection as crews and neighbors smelled a strong odor, from a chemical added to gas and the unsealing of the mine released the odor. they say there was no gas but they did refile the line. >> we continue to follow the latest developments. president obama says it's not a happy he is happ

damian trujillo is live at the park. good evening, damian. >> reporter: let's not undersell it, this is a big deal for the community here around watson park. the playground opened last month, and next week this fence next to me will come down, as the neighborhood will finally have its park back again. you'd be risking your health if you played here six years ago. this was once the home of what's called a burn dump. >> we found evidence it operated in the early 1900s, probably closed around the 1930s, and essentially burning trash and refuse materials. >> reporter: they found toxins including lead and cancer-causing chemicals. so the community has witnessed men at work in order to see kids

damian trujillo, "today in the bay." >> thank you, damian. three shooting victims, no suspects this morning. this morning three people including a 16-year-old boy are dead, the victims of three separate killings in one night in oakland. the violence started just before midnight saturday when a boy was shot while walking near the intersection of sunnyside street and 92nd. that boy died after going through surgery at highland hospital. while that boy was in the hospital paramedics were trying to save the life after 26-year-old woman shot near 30th and telegraph. investigators believe she may have been attacked in west oakland. then 15 minutes later across town a 21-year-old man was shot on 87th avenue near "g" street. he died at a hospital. 70 people have been killed so far in oakland this year, oakland police and crimestoppers are offering a $10,000 reward in each case for information leading to an arrest. >> the two bay area hikers detained in iran have resumed their fourth trial in tehran. so far no verdict. state media says the legal proces

i'm damian trujillo. find out why it's such a big deal. >>> also, putting a brain into a computer.ic the new technology aiming to make computers more human. >>> and good evening, i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. it may not be spring, but there's plenty in bloom out here. we're going to give you an exclusive look here at the historicdeg your seven-day forecast. >>> a south bay community is getting a piece of its history back. watson park was closed almost six years ago after finding dangerous toxins in the soil. in one week the gates will reopen after the community fought to clean up the mess. damian trujillo is live at the park. good evening, damian. >> reporter: let's not undersell it, this is a big deal for the community here around watson park. the playground opened last month, and next week this fence next to me will come down, as the neighborhood will finally have its park back again. you'd be risking your health if you played here six years ago. this was once the home of what's called a burn du

damian trujillo is outside of the courthouse. how do they finally get their man? >> reporter: police say they have the evidence in place now, raj. steven carlson was shackled, wearing a red jump suit in juvenile court. police say they have the murderer but his father tells me that they have the wrong man. it was in this seemingly quiet pleasanton neighborhood that police say tina fales was brutally murdered. now 27 years later, police have arrested this man, steven carlson, tina's carlson at nearby foothill high. >> he was a nice kid. i hung out with him. i was his lab partner in chemistry. i never would have suspected him. he was a nice, clean-cut kids. >> this is the boy that she remembers. a much different portrait than the ones painted by other classmates. >> there was something about him from elementary to junior high to high school. he was mean. he was a bully. he had this odd way about him and just auto -- people feared him. >> lorraine showed up in juvenile court with her friend sandy. >> i'm just completely filled with emotions right now. i'm kind of at t

i'm damian trujillo. police are investigating yet another deadly shooting. details coming up. >> done deal, lawmakers come to terms on the debt crisis. but, is the debt debacle just the start of more political fallout? and a live look at a fuel spill happening in the south bay. right now. we'll have an update for you live. it's monday, august 1st, this is "today in the bay.

we bring in damian trujillo who joins us from the medmar healing center. >> reporter: we'll let you know, raj, medmar will not say how big a check it cuts the city every month, but it is a lot of money. they are paying that every month, for four months now. it seems the city has already spent it. this is where they come to fill their medicinal marijuana prescriptions. the medmar healing center makes a lot of money operating its co-op and the director says it gives a lot of it back to the city in taxes. >> they are getting a good chunk of change. >> reporter: in fact, an average of 71 dispensaries bolstered city coffers by $1.2 million and that's just from march to june. the first four months of the medicinal marijuana tax. >> i would hope that it's going to support some of the laid off officers or rehire some of the officers that we've recently laid off or to help supplement some of the budgetary cuts made. >> reporter: so where is the green going? >> it's going into the general fund to help pay for the real critical services that the city provides to the community. police, fire, parks,

nbc bay area's damian trujillo is live at roosevelt park, the scene of san jose's 30th homicide this year. >> reporter: janelle, police are still investigating that homicide here at roseville park. now, there is a group called firehouse ministries that work in the streets to keep kids off of them, but now they worry they might not have any money to keep going. mary castillo power blows one end of roseville park and edward sprays another. he's paid to remove tags around town. she volunteers her time. >> i like to have the park clean when i bring my grandchildren over here. >> reporter: but no spray gun or leaf blower can hide the city's homicide 11 days ago. >> no matter what reason he was killed, i'm sorry it happened. >> reporter: now one gang expert says it's going to happen more often. pastor sonny lata of firehouse ministries says he's gotten thousands of kids out of gangs over the years. >> a lot of people won't go in the areas we walk and where we go. we're firehouse, we put out fires. >> reporter: but he says the city took most of his funding away. he now operates in only one

i'm damian trujillo. why his father says police have the wrong man. >>> and a major threat against facebook. who wants to shut down the social

nbc bay area's damian trujillo is live at plaza decesar chavez where he witnessed a fight at the free concert. what but see? >> reporter: well, it's a couple of teenagers, 20-somethings causing problems out here. it was like the raiders-49ers game of last weekend, only a few people causing problems, but now the others might have to pay it. ♪ ♪ i know how crazy that may seem ♪ >> reporter: dave nellis plays solo on the stage as city crews pick up the final peieces of th music in the park concert perhaps for good. >> we're going to look at all of our options and make a decision in the fall. >> reporter: a decision that could force the san jose downtown association to cancel the summer concert series. and this is why -- this is video i shot on my iphone thursday of police arresting a man after a fight. then there's this youtube video of more fight downtown. some business owners say they've had enough -- >> lot of fights, lot of gangs. >> reporter: including this woman who didn't want to be identified. >> what it does, it takes away the family feeling here, and you is to take your kids ou

that is where damian trujillo joins us live with the latest on the latest shooting.ood morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. still an active crime scene in the iron triangle of richmond. the body of the victim is on the sidewalk in front of the police cars behind me. been out there about five hours now. the witnesses tell me here that she's a 25-year-old mother of four, church-going person, an innocent bystander, was told by some folks here they say that they don't understand what exactly happened out here. we're at the barrett terrace apartment complex on 8th and nevin. in richmond. this is a crime scene and there are surveillance cameras here, not sure if they captured anything. we'll keep you posted. live in richmond, now back to you. >> thank you for the latest. 7:27 now. let's get a look at the forecast with rob in for christina. >> good morning. we're seeing nothing but low clouds inland this morning, and the coast. later on today, sunshine inland but pretty mild temperatures for the sun near 80 in san jose. 70s, low 80s as you get up to 87. and we'll see