gramplets b.a.r.t. and oakland police officials are promising thorough investigation into a deadly officer-involved shooting. dozens hold a rally again the proposed government action. and a car crashes into a house in the peninsula. and an suv crashes into a man and his child. good evening. i'm john sasaki in for john wayne. >> and hello again, everyone. i'm heather holmes. police are responding to the shooting death of a man at

the hands of b.a.r.t. and oakland police. police say that the man had two knives in his hands and refused to put them down and charged at them. >> reporter: past the criminal scene tape rippling in the morning breeze, a man shot several times by b.a.r.t. and oakland police. the sight has neighbors on edge such as annabella shield with her young daughter. >> i done think it's good for her to see those things, especially at her age. >> reporter: deputy chief israel explained how this fatal end began. >> this morning, around 8:15 :15 a.m., opd got a call of a man

carrying knives. >> reporter: police chased him where oakland police joined the chase and tazered the man. they say that the tazing department work tazing didn't work and-- tazing didn't work and he continued going when he was tazed again. >> he was tazed yet again which was ineffective. he turned toward the officer who had the taser in his hand and charged at the officer. at the time, the other officers who were there to protect officer holding the taser shot him. he did not survive his wounds. neighbors watched the scene unfold. >> police were out here. none of the police say anything. they were just gathered together. they followed him while he was

walking backwards all the way through the street. and then all of a sudden, i hear a little pop and then right after that, i hear pop, pop, pop, pop. >> police say at least five officers opened fire, including both b.a.r.t. police and oakland police officers. neighbors tell us they are concerned, particularly in light of the recent case of oscar grant, another man killed by a b.a.r.t. police officer. >> people are going to be crazy about it and b.a.r.t. with oscar grant, they're going to get all crazy. >> oakland police are taking the lead on this case, pointing out it happened on oakland streets and not b.a.r.t. property. in a statement this afternoon, b.a.r.t. called the loss of life unfortunate and promise to investigate in an trans parent manner. and oakland mayor called on everybody to work together. the man has not been identified

but they described him as hispanic, between 30 and 40 years old. >> b.a.r.t. board member carol ward allen stoke about how b.a.r.t. is responding to the shooting. allen is the director of b.a.r.t. police review committee. she said the agency has learned from the oscar grant incident and is making every effort to make information about today's shooting out to the public as quickly as possible. >> we pro actively will put out press releases along with the oakland police department and we are working in concert with other agencies and making sure that we get the information to citizens so that we are accountable and transparent in our activity. >> allen also called the shooting, quote, a tragic event in every respect for everyone involved. its consequences are irreversible and she extended

b.a.r.t.'s condolences to the man's family. >> next year oakland police will have more oversight on b.a.r.t. officers. the bill's author, assembly man swanson of alameda homes that he hopes that more oversight will help improve b.a.r.t.'s image. >> it's about restoring confidence in a b.a.r.t. system, b.a.r.t. police officers that serve b.a.r.t. >> the bill was created in response to the shooting of oscar grant by b.a.r.t. police officer johannes mehserle. they are some of california's neediest people and now there is a chance they have to en tour major cuts to the state program critical to their lives. tonight, many rallied in

protest to the governor'sproposed cuts. >> reporter: in is a sight that you will going to see. the tents and people camped inside have been here in the median for a month. today, they spoke out against cuts that they say would drastically change their lives. ♪ . >> reporter: there was soothing folk music from country joe mcdonald along with steady clapping and stoic faces in the crowd. the organizers of this event say there is no doubt that people here are frightened. our lives are at stake. >> berkeley resident has helped organize what has become a nearly month long sleep-in protest. >> people come out of their homes, leave their comfortable homes for a month, they are doing it right now, that tells you being about what's going on. >> reporter: mcmullan and many

people here are disabled and rely on in-home support. >> there are a lot of people here who can't feed themselves, can't use the bathroom, can't get dressed on their own. >> in may, governor arnold schwarzenegger recommended cutting 40% of the budget for those in-home care services to help ball and the state's $40 billion shortfall. that's why the governor is the name sake for their encampment. they call it arnieville. >> what they propose to do to people with disability and elderly people. >> but the cuts were just a proposal. >> we don't know if they're going to accept these cuts in the first place. >> reporter: east bay mark de fournier is on the but the jet committee and he says there are negotiation it is between the committee and the governor's

office. while there may be cuts, he hopes that they won't be as steep as what the governor proposed. >> right now, their lives are tough. we are trying to get bipartisan solution. republicans say they will never vote for any increase in tax on revenue. >> >> reporter: protesters plan to stay here until a decision is reached. >> to write sacramento. >> people here planned to pack up the came help they reached the month long march which would have been this coming thursday, however, organizers say that they are considering staying even longer until the final budget is reached in sacramento. two young brothers are safe tonight after an apparent kidnapping earlier today in

yukaia. a pickup truck was reported stolen with the two brothers inside. about one hour later, the olivaros brothers were found inside the pickup truck there is no word on the suspect or if any arrest was made. vacaville police are searching for gunman in a late night shooting that injured two people. police say four people in a car stopped at a liquor store and pulled over next to pedestrians. an argument ensued and one of the pedestrians began firing a semiautomatic handgun. one male passenger was seriously injured and air lifted. he is said to be in stage condition tonight. a feel male passenger was also grazed by a bullet. police arrested a suspect who crashed his car into a house overnight. the accident happened on

bellevue avenue just after 2:00 a.m. the man was driving at high speed from the monte carlo nightclub when he was threatened by someone with a gun. he was not hurt. police are stale searching for the man with that gun it took a long time, but now there is a nomination for commissioner. he beat out insurance attorney brian fitzgerald. what surprised everybody is that fitzgerald just spent about $5,000 while bribes spent nearly a million dollars teesla partnership with toyota will be for the riav suv. teesla says there is now a

prototype for the vehicle. teesla has only one model on the market, the roadster. it plans to come out with another vehicle, the model s in about two years which would be manufactured at the sold simi plant. the new companies is have been clap rating since may. the lake department reports that national unemployment rate in june was 9.5% but for african americans, the number is much greater. researchers say that the june unemployment rate in the african american comiewfort was 15.4%, the greatest of any major griew. and for american men --african american men, it bass 18.4%. for white, it was 8.4%. the study does not evaluate possible causes for those differences. straight ahead, two people,

including a young child, are hospitalized after being hit by an suv. in the gulf, the pressure is building beneath bp's oil cap and that's a good thing. and the pressure is also building and residents are not happy at all.

two people, including a small child are in the hospital tonight after an suv slammed into their bicycle in alamo. the incident left a small town shaken. >> reporter: the two people were taken to the hospital by ambulance. the accident happened at about 2:15 at the intersection of camille avenue and danville boulevard in alamo. now, only a few marks of paint mark the scene. >> it was an 8-year-old. >> reporter: chris did not want to give his last name. he says he saw a bicycle carrier in which a child would sit underneath the car close to the interception. in addition to the two-year-old girl, an adult male was taken to the hospital in walnut creek. his condition has not been released. there is a bike lane marked by

both on the street and on the road side. but chp has not yet spoken as to the cause of the accident. >> it was just sad seeing a little -- a young one in a bicycle carrier. i can't tell who was at fault or what happened. >> the two-year-old girl was brought to oakland children hospital late this afternoon. as of this evening, the hospital said it was not ready to speak about her condition. in oakland, ken pritchett, ktvu 2 news. the hair raising drive between the golden gatebridge and the doyle drive bridge is scarier. cal tran has closed ramps. cal tran is rebuilding doyle drive because the road is not earthquake safe. drivers getting into san francisco can expect delays as

cal tran placed crash barriers. the work began at 12:30 a.m. three lanes of westbound 580 leading to the bay bridge are closed. a popular video stories now closed after having fought to stay open. the parent company filed for bankruptcy. store officials are trying to raise at least $200,000. at least $50,000 would be enough. the store specializes in hard

to find titles. in the gulf, bp and the government say that oil does not appear to be leaking. pressure is less than what they anticipated so the government asked bp to keep monitoring. but the pressure is building along gulf coast. >> reporter: washington is telling bp to continue with another 24 hours of testing on the cap in the oil well. thad allen says that engineers have been studying pressure levels since securing the cap on thursday. the pressure in the stacking cap continues to increase slowly and we want to continue to monitor the progress. that's good news for company officials who say that increased pressure is a sign that there is no leak. still, government officials continue to express frustration with bp. >> they are dog this $50 million p r blitz telling

everyone they are doing something that they are not. >> bp set up a $50 billion escrow account. some mayors say they need see more cash and soon. >> how are we getting by? we will run out of money by the end of july. >> by the end of july? >> end of july, it's going to be difficult for us if we don't have catch from bp. >> do you have any confidence that's going to happen? >> not yet. >> what has been billed as the biggest skiffer will be of no use. it will be too big to maneuver into the places where oil is collected. >> the beaches are mothersly clear but there is an awful lot of oil out there. folks here hope they reached a point where at least it won't get any westinghouse. brian wilson, fox news. >> a donor drive is underway in homes of increasing the number

of african americans on the national registry organizers say that african donors are needed because they account only for 17% of the registry. >> please come out and help us to save lives. not only my daughter but the more registration we get, then the better chances for other kids, ethnic, or otherwise, to survive. >> the donor drive continues tomorrow at the black expo from 10ment until 8:00 p.m. a federal judge has allowed the controversial roundup of horses to continue in nevada. activists had said that it was inhumane to keep the horses in

the corals. but the judge agreed with nevada which said they could die of dehydration if they were not rounded. the horses will be put on sale. and a grand opening that some people have been anticipating for months. we'll show you. bay area micro climate will resurface for tomorrow. some patchy fog but look at what happens when you do approach inland. the forecast coming up in a bit.

looking for a nice home with palm trees and a nice warm climate? how about iraq? that's right. there is now a website selling homes, even a shopping mall in four iraqi cities. as reporter peter doocey explains, the realtor says that now is the time to buy.

>> usually, we have to worry about bad plumbing or bugs but there are some americans who are looking for homes in iraq where they have to worry about bugs, government corruption but if you are okay with that, 4 x realtiy consulting may have the house for you. they have 25 listings online, perfect for the business traveler, international student or someone looking for a dramatic change of scenery. we saw an amazing potential in a country emerging from conflict with a lot of potential for economic growth and investment coming in. and we truly believe that the key to stabilizing iraq is economic development. and there is a great way to do just that. >> reporter: because the houses are in iraq, it you would think they are cheap but most properties range between 300 and 800,000. so far, they have sold five without ever leaving their couch in st. paul.

they have never even been in iraq. they rely on their colleague in baghdad who they hired off craigslist. they say it is safe, even though there has been a war going on there for seven years, since we are now just four months away from the promised end of u.s. combat operations. these guys say it's a great time to move in. >> we want to make sure that we all know what we are getting into. if we are careful about it, if you know what you are getting into, you can be -- it's perfectly safe to conduct real estate in most areas of baghdad. >> you don't need to worry about your safety but something you do need to keep an eye on is government corruption. there are only four countries in the world more corrupt than iraq, according to transparency international but if you can look past that and still interested, check out the website frc/iraq.com. >> and if you would like more information about that real estate website, want to check it out for yourself, you can

get more details at ktvu.com. in china, a huge oil pipeline explosion triggered a second pipeline blast sending flames 150 feet into the sky. more than 2,000 firefighters and soldiers battled the flames which struggled for more than 15 hours. no one was hurt. it's not clear what trigger that had blast. in iran, tens of thousands of mile-per-hourers carried caskets for the victim of a mosque bombing. the attack happened thursday, killing 27 people and injuring more than 200 others. a sunni rebel group claimed responsibility for the bombing saying it was revenge for iran's execution of the group's leader. iranian police say they have arrested four people in connection with that bombing in east asia, powerful typhoon is moving out of china. at least two people were killed

when wind knocked a billboard down on top of them. the typhoon tortured the philippines causing at least 68 deaths including a fisherman whose boat sank. people in india ran for shelter when an enraged elephant broke free. a spectator threw a football at the elephant. the elephant got angry and started going after people and cars. a veterinarian shot tranquilizers at the he will fanned and then captured it a new $39 million library was held at the 32,000 square foot library which includes a children's area, technology center with 94 computers and a bookstore. construction came in of million dollars under budget. the project was paid for by the

city, civic organizations and private donations. >> the old library was unsafe and it was not what our community needed. we came together and built this amazing library. when you come in here, it makes you file. >> people hope that the new library will last 60 years and includes a place for people to eat. and an ion is closing ♪ clear your eyes, and i'll kiss you ♪ >> it took more than four decades to get back to san francisco and when he d paul mccartney settled records.

firefighters are making progress tonight on a light nipping-sparked grass fire burning in kearn county. firefighters had been struggling with terrain. no homes are threatened and no one has been hurt a consumer watchdog group is going after mcdonald's targeting the chip's famous happy meal toys. it led to an outright ban that was just weeks away from taking effect. casey stiegel takes effect. >> the center for science in the public interest wants mcdonald's to take the toys out of happy meals. the cues accusing the fast food chan of using them to lure kids into making bad food choices, a practice they call deceptive and outright illegal in several states. >> kids don't understand the

persuasive intent of marketing. they don't understand that ads and toy giveaways are trying them to get to consume certain foods. >> reporter: they wrote this letter to mcdonald's offering to discuss with them before responding. the mcdropped ceo wrote back a letter. cspi is wrong knits assertion and frivolous in its legal threats. >> thinks not the first time fast food toys have come under fire. the board of supervisors in santa clara county, california, recently approved an ordinance banning all toys in meals that contained high levels of fat, sugar and calories. that rule is expected to go into effect next month. >> i'm not sure we can actually tell the restaurants that they could not give out promotional

toys with food. certainly, it is under our authority to say there should be certain nutritional standards. >> when it comes to what kid eat, one mom says it's just a matter of everyone doing their job. >> if we want to raise healthy people, you have to start with healthy eating and exercise. that's my job. mcdonald's job is to sell happy meals. >> new goarks are moving along to open two discounts grocery stores in east oakland. kroger is the nation's largest retailer is opening about opening foods co store. one would be located near the oakland colyseum. officials say that they are waiting for permit and an environmental review. if anything goes according to plans, both stores could be open by the end of 2012. they are expectd to generate about 100 new jobs each an oakland favorite for

those with a sweet tooth has closed its doors. the bakery on telegraph avenue sold what was left of its bakeries today. customers stopped by to pick up one final treat and reminisce. some say they have been coming to nelson since they were kids. >> the raspberry cake is the best in the world. >> so many things i have been coupling here for years that they only have here at melba >> bakey's website says it plans to open new bakeries soon. the details are still being worked out the national park is making more room for campers this summer. they are opening campsites including the yosemite camp ground which they closed for

the past 30 years. camp grounds are closed over the winter and also are back open. park officials say even with extra space, campers are on a first come first serve basis and should come open. the former beatle, paul mccartney came for a done cert. he performed to a packed crowd at at&t park drawing more than 40,000 people to the stadium. transportation officials say that more than 2600 passengers rode the special events ferry from locksburg to san francisco. that beat the 1200 passengers for the kenny chesney concert back in june of 2008. the two rolling stones shows in november of 2002 drew just under 1,000 riders. they are environmental will you friendly and home

protected. what one bay area city is offering to bring in rain water and our meteorologist will track things right now and take a look at the complete bay area forecast when we come back.

the micro climate is making a big come back. flirting with 100 degrees. pretty much the same story going into sunday. coast side also rolling into the bay right around san francisco and right around the bay bridge as well. the cloud cover will be on the increase locally around the bay

and also a few patches by the immediate shore line overnight. as far as temperatures for the day, we had nearly a 48-degree temperature range for the low 50s in pacificca. 99 in antioch. san jose, lower 80s at 82 degrees. looking towards the bay area this evening and looking at the overall story, wind around 152 to 20 miles per 15-15 to 20 degrees. 65 by 12, look at this. 82 degrees. by 4, forecast high right around 96 degrees. so a little bit cooler than today. this area of high pressure warming up the interior, in fact, warming up a good portion of the west. we are lucky to have the fog at least close which. . temperatures near it the

immediate shorely. watchy morning fog. clearing skies around the bay, still a bit of a breeze and once going to sunny and hot for the interior. here is our forecast model. we are tracking the fog first thing tomorrow morning. 53 to 58 degrees and then into the afternoon hours, you will see mostly sunny skies, maybe a patch or two of some clouds hanging around near part of the shore line and there is that humongous temperature range. take a look at some of the numbers. fairfield at 92. right around the river. 94, antioch, 96 degrees. san jose tops out at 83. morgan hill, 94 and san francisco right around 67 degrees. here is a look ahead at the five-day forecast. still the hottest location inland to around 90. we'll continue to cool things off. we increase the fog for tuesday and wednesday. temperatures for the most part

stabilizing over the next few day, at least by mid-week, near 60 coast side. low to mid-80s inland. i start off my day early and driving towards the bay area 8:00 this morning, already doing the heat-up, driving that fog bank, a big air conditioner out there. that's just fascinating for us this time of the year. >> a lot more complex than doing the weather in phoenix? >> yes. a lot more micro climate. >> big range. >> yes. >> thanks. oakland residents can now do their part to help manage the city's watershed. oakland is selling rain barrels at a discounted price. they collect 60-gallons of ran from a home down south. storm water can damage a home foundation and harm the structure and watershed. the barrels provide protection against such damage. >> it captures and detains the water for a period of time and

then it slowly is released and when it's released later on, not during the storm event, it's not having the same impact on the infrastructure >> barrels typically cost about $40 but residents can purchase them for $45 through this program. for more, go to ktvu.com a golf shot for the ages you have to see to believe and the giants will go for three wins in a row against those nats. sportscast is coming up next.

with consecutive shutouts against the mets, tonight, the giants got some offense. two runs already scored against mets' takahashi. matt cane in an unusual run of getting significant run support. posey's 8th of the year. he is batting .481 in july. ike davis put an end to this. that's a two-run shot. davis liter hit a solo home run. first, the giants got