of people were shooting at each other and the two women were caught in the crossfire. family members say lashan na was shot in the head and died the scene -- died at the scene. her aunt managed to drive another block before sideswiping these two cars and the car came to a stop after hitting this light pole. a lot of names came out after hearing the aunt screaming for help. the neighbors are scared. neighbors are locking their gates, closing their doors and staying inside of their homes. in the meantime, oakland police continue to look for the people involved in the killing of lashan na candies -- la shana candies. >> the family is emotionally distraught. she leaves behind a 4-year-old daughter. here's more. >> she spoke to the victim's family, includingler mother, who is plead -- including her mother who is pleading for justice. >> i just want you guys out there, whoever it was to let you know you left her daughter alone. you took a piece of me that i never thought would leave. >> reporter: she's devastated after losing her 25-year-old daughter. she says she was with her daughter early saturday morning right before she was killed by a round of bullets. she explains candies what in a car with her -- was in a car with her aunt and bullets flew through the car. >> one actually hit my daughter in her head, killed her instantly. and i pray to god that they get the people who did this. >> reporter: candies leaves behind her 4-year-old daughter mariah, her boyfriend of 8 years, montreal harris and i -- along with many grieving friends and family. >> it's a sad day. it's really affecting a lot of people, family, friends, everyone because we just didn't see this coming. she's a good person, a caring person, a loving person. always smiling, always happy like take care of kids. our own kid that we have. >> reporter: loved ones held a candlelight vigil to monday -- to honor her over the weekend. >> i hope for a better future for me and my daughter. all i can do is pray. san jose police are investigating an -- are investigating an early-morning stabbing that left one man dead. police say he was stabbed at south 19th and east santa clara. police don't have a suspect or a motive. this is the 28th homicide in san jose this year. nearly 100 neighbors gathered in pittsburg for a candlelight vigil a few hours argue. they are remembering a father who tried to save two people drowning during a camp trip. here's more on why he's being remembered as a hero. >> you know, i just miss him so much. >> reporter: she was holding back the tears as she spoke about her husband. this is a picture of him, the couple of has four children. youngest is only -- the youngest is only 3. >> my daughters are gonna grow up not knowing what a great man their father was. >> reporter: family members say he jumped into the sacramento river to save two other boys. he had taken time off work to volunteeren a -- volunteer on a boy scout's work. she says her children are too young to understand but says her husband bass the type of person who would -- was the type of person who what always go out of his way -- who would always go out of his way and help others. >> he was a hero. and if he had it to do all over again, he would. investigators are trying to determine what caused a brush fire in benicia that started around 4:30 this afternoon. the flames charred the hillside near the benicia community park. firefighters had the fire out in about an hour. no one was hurt and no buildings were damaged. another foggy start to our day today. a mild weekend. but comfort fortable temperatures. 60s for oakland -- comfortable temperatures, 60s for oakland. trapped in the 60s with a lot of fog. 70 in san jose, about 10 degrees cooler than average. upper 70s and 80s for the east bay valleys. across the bay area, these numbers running about 5, 10 degrees cooler than what is typical for august. more is coming. monday, a lot of morning fog, even some drizzle by the coast and then in and around san francisco, sunny and mild temperatures for the afternoon. again, 60 san francisco and oakland. upper 70s and low 80s inland. it's gonna be another carbon copy type of day. temperatures warming up a little bit. i think later this week, we'll see those temperatures start to climb. i will let you know how warm is will get. we have more details on a deadly helicopter crash that killed more than 20 members of the u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s. after the break we'll hear from military officials and family members. and several are dead after a shooting rampage in an ohio town. and a four-game series marred by a brawl finally comes to and. we'll show you how the defending world series champs did against their east coast rivals. turn left. you have arrived. sweet belt. e-reader for textbooks. gps. hd video cam for lectures. game pad. have you considered this by motorola ? it's got all that and more than 200,000 apps. technology to learn and play on-the-go. only at verizon. get the latest smartphones like the more powerful than ever droid x2 by motorola. buy one for $199.99, get another one free. yesterday 30 american troops lost their lives when their helicopter crashed during an operation. and 22 of the dead are u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s. president obama has received a call from president karzai of afghanistan, each expressing their condolences for those who died. stan case has the -- mass -- has more. >> reporter: they are calling it the deadliest day in u.s. afghanistan. 30 s.e.a.l.s died when their helicopter crashed. some of them belong -- belonged to the same unit that killed osama bin laden, though not involved in the unit. >> it looks like they were a quick reaction for us that was going to a firefight already in progress in a very remote area. >> reporter: u.s. military officials say that 22 navy s.e.a.l.s killed were part of a mission targeting a known taliban leader who was directly responsible for attacks against american troops. >> it may be that the taliban see this as an opportunity as the u.s. forces are drawing down to give the impression that they are getting stronger and stronger. >> reporter: president obama said the deaths were a reminder of the extraordinary sax are -- sark reifieses made by our -- extraordinary sacrifices made by our troops. >> as a s.e.a.l. you are trained to perfection. >> reporter: one civil krun -- civilian translatorrer and -- translator and -- translator was killed. one woman remembers the advice she gave her grandson. >> i said be careful. she said, granny, don't worry. i know where i'm going where -- i know where i'm going if i go. 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[ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. there are extra officers patrolling the streets of london tonight. this comes one night after an explosive riot. it started as a peaceful protest in north london. dozens were rallying against an officer-involved shooting. the protest got out of hand. soon after, hundreds of people were setting fires and breaking windows. 26 officers were injured trying to break it up. 55 people were arrested. that national news, police in ohio are now saying a family argument led to today's shooting rampage. eight people, including the gunmen -- the gunman was killed. >> it's a tragedy. it's pretty bad. >> reporter: betty walker says she doesn't know exactly what happened in her neighborhood or why. she knows the people involved. >> i used to baby-sit for them years ago. i would watch -- i watched those kids grow up. >> reporter: she lives on the street where police were called this morning for shots fire. >> eight people. >> reporter: another -- >> we understand at some point in time the shooter was chasing somebody. so our job is extremely complicated right now. because we have four different scenes that we're processing. >> reporter: fourth scene being where police killed the shooter all before noon in this copley neighborhood. >> i'm in part shock right now. just managing what could have went on. >> one woman survived the shooting but she's in critical condition tonight. >> one member of the group "outkaste" was arrested today. big boy was taken to jail for having illegal uses of viagra. he faces several drug-related charges. not sure if it will affect the couldn'ter is later this month in -- affect the concert lateert this month in -- concert later this month in san francisco. the giants avoided a sweep against the rival phillies today. tim lincecum struck out five in more than seven innings. he left in the 8th shortly after being hit by a bat. but he's okay tonight. yep kip listen ger had -- jeff kiplenger had four hits. today, josh willingham hammered a solo home run in the 10th as the as beat the rays, 5-4. >> and a line drive. well, this was the kind of day it was in san francisco today, a gray -- a gray day, foggy, cool, with temperatures stuck in the 50s much of the day. we did see a lot of sunshine inland in benicia. a lot of sunshine today. temperatures into the upper 70s and a beautiful sunset tonight over the carquinez the straight -- car key knees straight -- car key knees nez -- carquinez straight. it's just 57 degrees right now in pleasant hill. san francisco at 55. cooper tino in the upper -- cupertino in the upper 50s with spotty drizzle along the coast or the bay. you may need the wipers. add the shot from lake tahoe. temperatures in the upper 70s. we'll see this nice weather continue for the high country as we go through the next several days with highs in the upper 70s and low 80s. cool morning temperatures in the upper 30s and low 40s. a foggy start once again to our day for monday. very similar to what we had today and the day before that. >> we'll see the fog clear about 8:00, 9:00 for the east bay. around 9:00 in san jose. the ocean side of the city will stay foggy all day long. 50s at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. with the fog in place and because it's taking so long to clear, it's going to be another mild day i. 60s by the bay, 70s for the north bay. and 80s for the warmest locations. south bay we're going to -- it's gonna be a nice day. it's not too hot. no need for the air conditioning. 76 for san jose. look for low 80s from concord to bay point, pittsburg, antioch a high of 80. getting into the mid-80s for brentwood as well. the fog keeping things here and by the time the fog finally clears midday, we're going to have a sea breeze. that will keep temperatures stuck in the 60s for oakland and emeryville. 63 san francisco with a lot of clouds and for the north bay, a gray start but sunny and nice for the afternoon. 76 santa rosa, sonoma, fairfield, 83. here is the seven-day around the bay. if you are looking for a change in the weather pattern, you will have to wait for several days. perhaps a couple degrees warmer or cooler. but mid-80s inland. morning fog, afternoon sunshine through next sunday. thousands of fans gathered to throw a party for lucille ball's 108th birthday. ♪ >> reporter: happy birthday, lieu seal ball. thousands -- lucy. thousands gathered in jamestown new york over the weekend to celebrate the 100th birthday of the late "i love lucy" star. the 20th annual lucille festival of comedy through people from all over the world. 900 people sported her updo, lipstick and polka hot dot dress and the most lucy look alikes in one place. the apes are back and raking in the cash at the box office. rise of the planet of the apes beat expectations taking in 54 million in the debut weekend. the smurfs came in at number two. cowboys and aliens rounded up the top three. in atlanta, two rookie restauranteurs noticed -- noticed they could use ipods in a restaurant. >> we were always trying to get a waiter's attention. and so we thought others would like to haveipods and just push a button. >> you can order as you go alightning -- go along. >> you get your drink first and you get an appetizer. >> put the order in the ipad and get it exactly the way you ordered it. >> i think i want one now. >> when we came up with in concept, there was nothing available so we had to certify -- solicit a certified apple programmer to write our program. >> this is everything that was sold, hourly sales. we use that for inventory and everything else. >> we can make changes on the fly with the ipad in the programming. we're able to actually customize an do advertising as well with the ipad for -- for less than a profederal governmental -- professional. >> at any time -- for example, at the press of a button, we can do a water change. >> so when they leave, they type their valet ticket number into the ipad and the valerie has a head up that -- the valet has a head up they are on their way out. >> we've had no thoughts or any break-ins of the ipads. on the pack -- on the back of the ipad there is a sensor and there's a security guard at the door to greet them if they -- if that does happen. >> no wrinkled menu with ketchup on it or pizza sauce on it. it's a whole different way of eating. >> i'm never going to tip an ipad. >> no. >> what's your weather tip for tomorrow? >> if you want sunshine, wait facility the afternoon. in the morning -- wait until the afternoon. in the moving, it will be foggy -- in the morning, it will be foggy. >> typical weather. it won't be sunny. okay. good night, everybody. gps. game pad. have you considered this ? it's got all that and more than 200,000 apps. technology to learn and play on-the-go. only at verizon. android powered. playstation certified. 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