three o them walk away o of the that hooded sweatshirt, runs back towards the other two with a weapon and ends up stabbing one of those two guys in the stomach. >> oh, my gosh! >> the friend of one of the men that has been stabbed runs behind the assailant. once the guy in the hooded sweatshirt realizes he's being followed, he turns around and takes a swing at the second man striking him on his hip fracturing his pelvis. both men were treated at a hospital and they were released. >> police are saying this is a hate crime because the suspects made derogatory remarks regarding the victim's sexual orientation. >> that's awful. i mean you're going to make the remarks and then attack them too? >> i cannot believe in this day and age, we have people who are willing to injure someone because they don't like what they're gay. >> but get this, a blogger, your friend savannah, apparently she's a friend of the two victims, and she says on her blog they're not even gay, they just support gay rights and sometimes they wear pins and colorful clothing that represents their support for the gay commun

he was last seen wearing blue jeans, grey hooded sweatshirt. if you know anything call police. >>> motorcyclist recovering after trying to get away from the chp. they tried to pull him over this is in san francisco, after police say he went through a red light. officers state 58-year-old drove on to southbound highway 101, lost control and crashed at the off-ramp: he broke his arm. officials say he will be charged with wreckless driving and evading an officer. >> 49ers and santa clara facing new hurdle in building a stadium. the county has cut 30 million dollars out of the stadium project. the county property tax board voted friday to spend the money on schools instead. new changes in redevelopment funding give counties total control over the way the money is . county leaders are hoping the 49ers will absorb the loss. 9er officials are resraog the decision. >>> time to check in on your workweek weather. i was kind of a cool weekend. >> it was, which was perfect for the contra costa county food bank fundraiser in vallejo yesterday. i was there l

the statement that a hooded sweatshirts or not right for the freezing temperatures. >> it sounds like they knew what they were doing and were prepared? that is the. >> all eyes on apple, must have technology being unveiled >> and a crazy stunts on a busy freeway. daring moves by one driver caught o,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> a stunt driver causing outrage in trying that. he drives with most of his body out of the car, he controls it with only his right hand while his feet rest on the window. the person that some this said the driver did this several times and nearly caused several accidents in china. >> even causing accidents on the other side because they were watching out of curiosity. >> that is a typical to meet for lawrence karnow. >> isn't that true? some really hot weather in the bay area. people looking forward to this. oximeters cranking up outside right now, we go, 88 degrees in livermore and 89 in fairfield, 86 in santa rosa, 72 and san fransisco. 64 degrees in cool in pacifica. looking good, sunshine and hot weather developing especially in the inland valleys. warm inside of the

he was last seen wearing jeans, a gray hooded sweatshirt and a cal baseball cap. >> colorado facing its worst fire season. the hyde park fire burning two weeks outside ft. collins. it's charred 83,000 acres, destroyed 248 homes. in the meantime, a fire near colorado springs erupted this weekend forcing more than 11,000 people from their homes. >> this isn't something we haven't seen before but it is unusual to see a fire with this potential. >> half the country's fire fighting fleet now battling fires in colorado. today, military planes will start assisting the fire fight. >> we're not even a month into the atlantic hurricane season and tropical storm debby already setting a record. debby churning in the gulf of mexico producing rough surf, high winds and rain for much of florida's gulf coast. the tropical storm could grow to a category 1 hurricane before making landfall later this week. this marks the fourth named storm of the season, that is the first time this has happened with four such storms before july since recordkeeping started 160 years ago. >> wow. frightening rough go there.

he was last seen wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt. anyone with information about the case is asked to call the plan to help police department. >>pam: one of the two men suspected of attacking bryan stow smiled and even laughed as his attorneys tustin one of his friends today. this happened during the preliminary hearing in los angeles. j.r stone has been following this story all week and has new details. >>j.r: the suspected attacker, the man accused of beating bryan stowe smiled and a loss angeles courtroom. that came after a friend of bryan stowe took the stand. south >>j.r: has a friend of bryan stowe said there was an initial confrontation inside the stadium. >> bryant had said something to us that was overheard. the other and tried to instigate something. >> once outside, they're good was attacked twice. >> i saw mac you get hit on the left cheek. i turned around to see who was and i was struck in the face. >> keep in mind, this is a preliminary hearing. they will fix things back on wednesday of next week. there are more witnesse

flannery was last seen wearing jeans, a grey-hooded sweatshirt. >>> now that summer is here, many peopleetting a firsthand look at america's beaches. from coast to coast, it's disappearing. >> you'll find children building in the sand and adults doing the same on this new jersey barrier island. one of many battles to preserve america's beaches. >> 80-90% of our beaches are eroding eachier. >> erosions are closing south carolina's parks. and in san francisco, they're debating whether it's worth the effort to try and save ocean beach. though the beach is where we like to play. >> it plays a critical role in our defense. >> here, that means atlantic city's famous board walk. so the beach is being fortified with this $18 million project. 1.3 million cubic yards of sand will be dredged, filtered and spread along five-miles of shoreline. >> can you just put the sand anywhere? >> no. >> i think it will be very important. that's what we 'selling. we're selling a beach-front experience. >> but it can work. look at miami's south beach, rescued by a $65 million edition of the sand in the mid late '

he was last seen wearing blue jeans, grey hooded sweatshirt cal baseball hat and backpack. >>> motorcyclist recovering after trying to evade chp officers in san francisco they tried pull him over after police say he drove through a red light yesterday morning instead officers say 58-year-old drove on southbound 101, lost control of his motorcycle and crashed. he suffered a broken arm in the crash. officials say he will likely be charged with reckless driving and evading an officer. >>> gas prices falling. we are in the summer travel season and prices at a san francisco chevron this one down $4.05 a gallon. in emeryville, gas below $4, experts say a tropical storm brewing in the gulf of mexico isn't likely to drive prices back up oil rigs in the gulf are being evacuated only expected to impact 2% of production. >>> cool start to the morning. >> where is summer? we keep waiting. lisa argen in for mike. good morning. >> good morning. have to wait another 24 hours before warming. doppler quiet picking up a little in the way of low clouds off the san mateo coast, if you are around half moon bay,

5'1"0 to six feet tall, 182, 2ity pounds and last sign wearing all black, including a black-hooded sweatshirt and baseball cap. laura? >> thank you, karen gray houston tonight. >>> to a developing story in colorado. hundreds of homes have been destroyed as wildfires ravage the state in the western part of the u.s. the fire crews are trying to bring the flames under control. alicia acuna has the latest from colorado springs. >> reporter: sad news for folks displaced in colorado. officials in colorado springs say hundreds of homes have been destroyed by the blaze, which is also threatening the u.s. air force academy. >> and yes, we have a lot of loss of property and other property that was saved. >> we're going to put forth every effort to make sure we minimize and mitigate this as much as possible. >> reporter: the massive wildfire forced more than 30,000 people from their homes and is not even the biggest fire that crews are battling. firefighters have the enormous hyde park wildfirent is% contained and that fire burned 87,000 acres, destroying more than 250 homes and costing more than $30 mi

flannery was last seen with jeans, a gray hooded sweatshirt and cal baseball cap. >> in two hours thesouth bay man who says he beat a priest because that priest molested him in 1975 could walk free. marla tellez is live with the key decision expected in this high profile trial. >> this is the case of william lynch versus father gerald lindner. lynch does not deny beating the priest. his trial began a week ago and on friday the defense filed a motion for mistrial. here's the issue. during opening statements the prosecutor told the jury the priest would likely lie under oath and deny the molestation charges that lynch brought forward 10 years ago. father lindner did at any the charges despite the fact that the search paid a settlement and others so. the defense flames that prosecutors broke the lie by putting acknowledged lies before the jury. by warning the jury they have fulfilled their legal obligation. it is now in the judges hands, he will announce his decision when trial resumes at 8:30 this morning. >> thank you. 6:55. a surprise turn of events in the construction of the new 49er

the suspect was wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt and white and blue shirts. >>> a san francisco strip club, the lusty lady, women who worked there staged an uprising which led to the exotic dancers union and then in 2003, they formed a cooperative and -- co- op rative and -- co-operative and purchased the place. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the mayor concentrated police efforts within 100 blocks of the city in anest ef- - in an effort to make oakland safer. published report states major crimes go beyond the blocks. people living outside those hundred blocks say crime went up in that their area. last week, a research group challenged a crime fighting stat say 90% of the shootings took place, not in the 100 blocks. on the city's most violent blocks. published reports say the mayor's top aid say the mayor did not know about this inaccurate information last week. but she did not hear about it until recently. the mayor is said to be out of the country right now. i have contacted her by e-mail. i've contacted her by -- seia her office. i will tell you it was hard to get information about