patti lee is with those now forced to evacuate. many of them now concerned about the animals they left behind. >> reporter: that's right, heather. we're live at what has become the defacto staging area for those evacuees. you can see the red cross is here and behind me is the one way road that leads directly to the heart of this wild land fire. that is where dozens of horse trailers are waiting to rescue the many animals left behind during this evacuation. >> reporter: this raging wildfire forced about 50 familys to snatch up a few essentials and flee. >> i saw it start. watched it move toward us. >> reporter: unable to round up her pet lamas and dogs she told us she had to leave them behind. >> i don't have any way of getting them out. it's the worse we've ever had. i've been there ten years. >> reporter: after several uneasy hours watching the fire spread. a mandatory evacuation was ordered at 5:00 tonight. families on morgan territory road and oak hill lane told to park up their pets, lock their doors and leave -- pack up their

patti lee talked with those at the peace stand in who tell her gun violence has become a disease. >> reporter: nearly 50 people gathered to remember alaysha caradine and salmon who were both killed in july. >> completely innocent victims. >> reporter: both victims were apparently in the wrg place at the wrong time. an explanation this group says has too common and accepted. >> people turn a blind eye to it. it becomes nor mall. it's a plague, a disease. >> reporter: every week, leroy joins other volunteers to take a stand. >> we are just screaming out for help. this is what we do every saturday. we are screaming out. >> reporter: they call themselves save which stands for soldiers against violence everywhere. these volunteers know that the two victims they are honoring today were part of two high profile homicide cases in the district that have not yet been solved. they believe the antisnitching culture of the streets is part of the problem. >> get out and say something. >> reporter: by showing up every week in different neighborhoods, they want to show it is okay to speak out. >> we

well, new at 6:00, ktvu's patty lee is live in oakland, where you've learned there's little evidence to back up whether the injunction orders are working. >> reporter: that's right, gasia. we are live inside the unity council, and the council wanted to use those statisticses to help launch a program for foster kids. now, it turns out those stats don't even exist. sal esparza keeps the books at his family's clothing store. >> if we don't write it down, it causes a problem. >> reporter: he says he's only 14, but he knows you need to track input and out to run a successful business. it's a lesson the city of oakland might have heeded after it launched its gang injunction program in the fruitvale district more than a year ago. >> they try to take people to jail by being in a gang, but that ain't working. it ain't stopping nothing. >> reporter: oakland police have said gang violence has improved, but have no statistics to back that claim. >> because it does impact, you know, an amount of people here in fruitvale that we would want to see the statistics to find out and determine whether or

in oakland, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> kenyans paid their respects to those lost during thetack on a shopping mall that killed dozens of people. a candlelight vigil was held out what is left of the west gaytgate mall in nairobee. at last 67 people were killed when with the miltant group al- shamob laufen a massive attack on shoppers. it took ten days for the military to regain control of the mall and free the rest of the hostages. >> it's just unbelievable what has happened. our country is such a peaceful country. >> four americans were among the wound. the u.s. state department has reissued a travel advisory for kenya, noticing that the continuing threat of terrorism now al-shabaab said the mall attack was just first and planned more action. >>> a dire situation is getting worse for victims a deadly quake in southwestern pakistan. a 7.7 magnitude quake leveled entire towns and killed more than 500 people. it's been followed by at least one large aftershock. and now we're learning that relief aid is only starting to arrive for thousands of people left homeless. some aid conv

patti lee, ktvu news. >>> parents trusted him to care for his children. the additional charge against the ymca worker accused of molesting several young girls. and his victims are getting younger and younger. >>> the damage people return to after devastating floods. >>> not all meats are the same. what you need to know about antibiotic resistance and your health. >>> and coming up, temperatures are going to start warming up around here. i'll have the specifics on your forecast coming up next. [ trina ] i'm a student at devry university. and these are my roommates. this is one of my favorite professors. and so is this. this is my academic advisor. and also my cheerleader. and when i finish my degree in business... a new job, at a great company... that's the graduation present i want. [ male announcer ] in 2012, 90% of devry university grads actively seeking employment had careers in their field in 6 months. find your career success in the bay area. learn how at devry.edu. >>> two suspects are in custody tonight after a chase that injured a hayward police o

patty lee live at the scene where the victim has been identified.ar-old boy killed is a young man named kevin sand. they were at the intersection at a red light. the woman they have been interviewing all afternoon plowed into them. she does not seem to be under the influence but they are questioning her. at golf and pine a mangled mess of metal. broken class and shattered lives. this morning the driver of a mercedes rammed into the back of a chevy venture. the van was carrying a murder, daughter and son. the collision sounded like an explosion and sent the van airborne. >> had to be going at least 70. two officers spotted the driver moments earlier. before they could start the pursuit it was too late. from the extreme southern most lane, crossed all the lanes. navigated a bus in the center lane and struck the minivan. >> the impact all but obliterated the family van killing the boy and critically injured the mother and daughter. the driver walked away unscathed. >> she

live in san francisco, patty lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> now to marin county, a jury recommended the convicted serial killer joseph naso get the death penalty. he was convicted of killing four women. their bodies were found in rural areas. >> he took something away from me that i will never get back. i will never have her back. i'm just glad justice is served and we can put this to rest. >> naso seems resigned to his fate. he released a statement, saying he wants to be a fatherly figure. morgan police today announced the arrest of southern california man as part of a sting targeting internet sex predators. 21-year-old steven lewis was arrested on saturday after communicating online with an uncover agent. the agent posted as a father. police say lewis traveled to morgan hill and was arrested. >>> a registered sex offender is suspected in other wents. san mateo police say 70-year- old christopher miller was seen in this surveillance video back in june. investigators say he lured a girl to an isolated area to a bookstore. >>> a former ymca child care worker appeared in courtroom. prosec

when patty was 11, rosa lee prostituted patty with an adult customer of rosa lee's. a man who she knew as a regular customer came by and asked her one day could he have sex with her daughter. and rosa lee went then and approached patty and asked patty would she be willing to have sex with this adult man. the man was in his 40s, and patty was 11 years old. and patty agreed because her mother had asked her to. when patty first told me about that, she felt that she was helping her mother bring income into the house because the man was willing to pay twice as much to have sex with her than to have sex with her mother, which was somewhere in the area of i could never really pin down the exact amount, but it was somewhere between the area of $40 or $50 to have sex with patty, $20 to $25 to have sex with rosa lee. patty had also at this point gone through three years of sexual abuse by two male relatives. she had been raped at age 8 by a male relative who had continued to rape her. c-span: how old was the male relative? >> guest: at the time the rapes began, he was 14; she

patty lee,ktvu. >>> it is trending at ktvu.com. we have a link under the topics section. >>> samsung has a smart phone beating apple. the galaxy gear in berlin was shown it sells for $299. it works with a samsung smart phone or tablet. it has six dozen aps. the nasdaq stock market had a glitch, the second in two weeks for investigators were not able to see certain quotes. it is blamed on a server while nasdaq was down. >>> markets posted gains today, nasdaq had added 36. a report that auto sales pushed stocks higher. >>> the man convicted of kidnapping three women has been found dead, authorities in columbus ohio say ariel castro hanged himself with a sheet. he pled guilty to 900 charges. prosecutors said it showed that castro couldn't take a small portion of what he had dished out. >>> some northern california supervisors expressed frustration with politics by voting to succeed. they voted 4-1 to split from california and form a new state call jefferson. the supervisors are concerned about water rights and the new rural firefighti

patty lee, ktvu 2 news. >>> never giving up, the milestone endurance swimmer diana nyad reached in her attempt to swim from cuba to florida. >> and showers on your labor day holiday, our meteorologist is coming up next with a look at when a warm up and then also when those showers might be headed our way. . >>> throughout the day today, probably notice a big bunch of high clouds, pushing through the region. they're still out there now. we're looking toward the old and the new of the bay bridge there? san francisco in the distance. some dense fog showing up coast side and pushing locally into san francisco into the bay, as well. also tracking this, some light shower activity, a lot of this not reaching the ground. this is live tracker 2. it's up in the forth bay. you can't pick out more cloud cover, and here's a live doppler sweep. we could be tracking a few somehow as we head showers as we head into labor day. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. fairfield, 72, san francisco into the lower 60s at 61. talk about the cloud cover, this was right about 3:00 out toward san francisco. >> you can

patti lee. >>> a shoe washed up on ocean beach and inside was a severed foot and tonight the medicalxaminer's office is working on identifying that. according to the san francisco chronicle, it appears the shoe and foot appeared to be in the ocean for some time. >>> we're learning more about a woman accused of killing her two children in orange county. this is a booking photo of marylin edge. she tried to kill herself by ramming her car against an electrical pole. she then said something about a crime an a near by inn. there, officers found thed the -- found the bodies of her two children. >>> the men police were after was walking into traffic apparently trying to be hit by a car. he then mimicked shooting a gun at officers prompting the offers to open fire with real bullets. police say the man was unarmed. >>> 50 years after the bombing of the 16th street birmingham church. that bombing killed four girls. the bell from the church sounded at the exact moment that the bomb went off on that faithful day back in 1963. the four girls, addie may collins, carol robinson maison and macnaire

and then after patty is ducky, rosa lee's youngest son. he is in jail, a long term crack addict and petty thief. he is presently in jail.

patty lee is here to tell us more -- >> i'm live here where you can see there is so much energy here. this is packed with revelers. getting here a priority to celebrate this summer's celebration with the lbgt family. >> seven couples registered to tie the knot. >> last year, i proposed to my partner on the main stage. this year, we are not able to do anything with it because i have to run it. >> >> reporter: amber gets emotional when she talks about this festival and the world around it evolved. the number of lgbt families living in this area is reportedly among the highest in the country. the festival reflects that. >> now, the next thing is really our families. >> reporter: jody and her partner are part of the growing community of intentional families in lgbt community. >> when we walk down the street, people assume we are a married street couple and and we are not. >> reporter: there is a big turnout at this year's festival. thousands enduring the inconvenience of the bay bridge to get here. >> it just feels so good being able to take that decision if we want to make it. >> >> repo

well, new at 6:00, ktvu's patty lee is live in oakland, where you've learned there's little evidence to back up whether the injunction orders are working. >> reporter: that's right,

on team hoda we have patti and mark from florida. >> and on team kathie lee i have sisters-in-law frombout beverages. i'm going to read a question and give you the answer. anyone on each team can buzz in when you think you know the answer. if someone gets it wrong the other team can buzz back in. let's get started. >> we're ready. >> we need about 60 grams of protein a day at least. three glasses of days of one of these kinds of milk provides half of this [ buzz ] >> hoda. >> almond milk. >> you would be wrong. >> let's go. >> cow's milk. >> the answer was already up here. >> on the screen. i saw it. >> that's not fair. >> well, chilax. >> which one of these is higher than 300 milligrams. two 16 ounce mugs of coffee or two shots of expresso. >> expresso. >> which one is it? >> red bull? >> no. there you go. >> that can't -- that's just wrong on every level. no, no. >> okay. let's move on to soda. so about how many pounds would you lose in a year if you cut t just one 12 ounce can of soda every day. >> no pressure. >> 3, 7, or 10 pounds. >> 10. >> you are right. >> 10 pounds. 150 calori