clearing away approximately 300 feet of low fuels over about 14 miles, this is just one project underway across california, and contra costa is one county where the risk is enormous. >> as well as to thirds, steve fell on the fire district says the recent fire at is light industrial park is a perfect if unlikely example of the county's fire risk. one small spark and structures are threatened. >> what is new this season is that we have a lot more fuel on the ground as a result of the heavy rains we had in the winter months. >> reporter: 150 to 200% more fuel on the ground then there was this time last year, but some of that few are now getting shredded in the hills. >> i think it is extraordinary we can get projects done within a year. >> reporter: gavin newsom was touting his 35 emergency fire a fu break, and it is not a full clear-cut job, just of the dangerous ground cover. here is what looks like before in here is what after looks like. the hurdle they have has been bureaucracy. >> there is one project up there on highway 17 that requires 719 permits before we can get it started. >> reporter: the goal is to get the project completed by december but fire officials know that the heart of fire season will arise before then. >> as the weather gets hotter, the conditions get drier, and the wind picks up. >> reporter: as for the north that you rent a fuel break, that job still a long way to go but making some progress, it currently stands at about 22% complete. in contra costa county, wilson walker, kpix5. new pictures from a hard landing in marin county, this happened this afternoon at noss field. the plane ended up nosedown and off the runway. deputy say there we this evenin account of the gilroy garlic festival shooting, two women who were injured there are now telling their stories. the woman are just leaving the hospital, and grateful to be alive. >> reporter: valley medical center and st. louise regional hospital did an amazing job of passing these two young ladies up. they came around the corner, we were amazed that they were not in wheelchairs but they were walking under their own power. they wanted to thank everybody for their health, especially a man by the name of john. >> reporter: is on the left and gabriela kaus were halfway up the inflatable yellow slight in full view of the gunmen, when they spotted him and realized what he was about to do. >> i saw him with a gun and i kind of was like, i just stared. and then he started rapid firing and i was like okay, let's go. >> they climbed down the ladder, ran around the blue porter parties and heard three shots and they got to the parking lot. >> i felt like i got pinched or burnt, bee sting type thing. and i knew, i was like yeah, i remember being like i'm hit but i did not look back and i did not stop running. >> reporter: the bullet passed through her shoulder and fragments hit her back. printed a direct hit in the back. >> it grazed my long and went to my liver into punched my diaphragm but the liver is the best oregon, i guess. so i will have a bullet in my liver for my whole life. i'm not going to be able to see it, probably won't be able to feel it but it is always going to be there. >> reporter: and ambulance is still en route, man by the name of john showed up and drove into the hospital. >> i wanted to thank john, hopefully that is his name, wherever he is at, that act , i lucky because i did not feel safe until i was fully in a car. >> they work at the same restaurant in santa cruz. they both have gofundme pages that have raised several thousand dollars, and they will need every bit of it because they both do not have health insurance. >> reporter: so john being hailed as a hero tonight, john, if you are working, we would love to share your side of the story. new details into the newsroom about the garlic festival shooting investigation pickle police have released the names of the officers who opened fire on the one minute after shots rang out. they had been identified as officers eric cryer, hugo devereaux, and robert this reno. combines they have 53 years of experience in law enforcement. their boss considers them heroes. >> i think they beat themselves like they were just doing their job and i don't think they are particularly excited about being in the limelight. but i certainly do think that they deserve recognition. >> the fbi has called in over 100 officers to sift through the case, they are working to pin down a motive and ideology but they it is not appear that the shooter was targeting one particular group. asians have also received over 100 pictures and videos of the incidents. survivors can collect their personal belongings at the victim assistance center. it is set up at walker elementary school, vendors who left behind items will be contacted by the festival association directly. the victims can also apply for state victim compensation benefits for lost wages, and medical expenses. and if you want to help the victims, we have posted information about a relief fund on kpix5.com. it has been a tradition for 75 years, but this year santa clara county fair is putting a spotlight on increased security. the gilroy garlic festival shootings have prompted a massive security upgrade at the fairgrounds there. >> reporter: always has been a security presence here at the santa clara county fair but this is the first time i can remember so many heavily armed officers, s.w.a.t. teams, on routine patrol around the fairgrounds but that is the new reality because of what happened in gilroy. fairgoers will see the new changes practically from the time they walk through the gates. everyone coming into the santa clara county fair will go through a wandering process, as they come in woodward result in longer weights at the gates. >> it was a long wait but like i said, we are happy that way because we feel safe. >> i feel sad but different times, you have to do that. >> reporter: today's grand opening celebrates affairs a 75th anniversary. but it comes just four days after the gilroy garlic festival shootings. officials say they clearly came up with a new security plan, that greatly increases the number of officers fairgoers will see and penny they won't. >> we have done everything we could possibly do to make sure that everyone at the fair is safe. >> reporter: teams of well armed officers are on foot, motorcycles, atvs, and golf carts, they are patrolling the outside perimeter is, and contract security guards are posted around offenses. >> there's quite a few security, i think it is good. >> reporter: the sheriff acknowledges the difficulty of securing the whole 157 acre site. >> it is very difficult to secure something 100% when it is in an outdoor area. >> reporter: increased security means increased costs and in this case the money is coming out of the sheriff's and the county budget but many other smaller festivals in san jose arkansas learned about the future impact of the increase security on their much tighter budgets. >> running security is about a third of our budget. >> reporter: organizers say more police officers and private security is something they will pay for. >> increase security does not threaten the festival. a poorly run festival plans the festival. >> reporter: we're back live at the santa clara county fair, where it does seem a lot people are starting to turn out and even though it is just a thursday they expect bigger crowds throughout the weekend, in fact they are expecting 45 to 50,000 people should be here through sunday. reporting live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix5. new details on the case of those two bay area teens who are facing charges for the murder of an italian police officer. the father's of gabriel christian natale-hjorth and finnegan lee elder have traveled to rome to visit them in prison. of course they were swarmed by media, it is a big story there, elders father stayed silent while exiting the prison. prosecutors say elders son confessed to killing the officer but claims that he thought the officer was strangling him. investigators say there were no signs of physical injury on either team. meanwhile police say finnigan stabbed the officer with this 7 inch long military grade nice but were brought, rather, from the united states. in this photo, apparently posted on social media and widely circulated, shows elder posing with a knife, and police they both teenagers have been drinking, on the night of the killing, and at least one had been doing drugs. meanwhile, gabriel had an emotional meeting with his father yesterday, who said gabriel did not know his friend was armed. > coming upthe ninersng training camp to honor an officer who made the ultimate sacrifice. coming up, i'm john remus, with troubling news about how little people are saving for retirement and how it might affect all of us. you felt the breeze today, coming from the ocean, the ocean is chilly, so you were chilly, to. a lot changes as soon as tomorrow and we into you see how warm we get for the weekend, we go neighborhood by neighborhood, next. you might remember new flavours, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed. we are just getting some information in the first video coming in, from news coverage from massachusetts because there were reports earlier today that paramedics responded to a call, this is the kennedy compound in hyannis, massachusetts. they say that the house they respond to belongs to the kennedy, the wife of bobby kennedy, but multiple news outlets are now saying that a young women at that home has died. paramedics responded to cardiac arrest but now there are multiple news agencies saying the young women has died, sources are saying it was an overdose. the kennedy compound consists of several houses in there, it has been of course photographed numerous times when president kennedy and his family were back there, served as the summer white house. since then, extended kennedy family members had gathered there, there was a big fourth of july party that happened on those grounds, ted kennedy lived there up until his death, but now we are hearing that a death has occurred at the kennedy compound in hyannis port, massachusetts. so we will try to get more information on the identity of this young women, and get you that as soon as we know. moving on comes to the san francisco 49ers invited a number of first responders to their training camp. included on the very special guest list come the family of the late sacramento police officer, tara o'sullivan. was packed with faithful's on the stand. after practicing the coaches, quibnd tofiofr o'sullivan was s killed will helping a woman during a domestic dispute. >> it is very humbling and inspiring to see them out here, i'm from sacramento, my dad's house is around the corner from where it happened so i saw the caution tape and stuff over the summer when it happened, and once again, just inspiring. >> a vigil is planned saturday for the phone officer at martinez city hall. community members are invited to bring a card, or letter for the o'sullivan's so they could read at at a later time. a new study shows about half of california private sector employees have no retirement safety net. kpix5 reporter john ramose has those details. >> reporter: the new labor study has revealed a startling fact that should have all of us a little worried. antioch is the kind of middle- class city that deals all the effects of the new economy, but gets few of its benefits. and now, uc berkeley sleeper center has discovered that nearly half of 40% of california's private sector workers ages 25 to 64 have no retirement assets at all. can you johnson is like a lot of people these days. >> do you actually look toward that day when you want to retire? >> i used to but now, no. it looks like the same thing will happen come you still need money, you still have nonprofit opportunity junction provides job training, and career counseling to people who have been shut out of the text center economy. >> they are really in a position where they need to work, they have no income or very little income, and they are in immediate need. >> reporter: the study shows that three out of five workers are not even offered a way to save for retirement, so the state has created a program called cal sabers to act as an automatic deduction saving program similar to a 401(k). with millions of people approaching retirement with no money, there is a sober or a sobering warning for those who have saved. >> will come to time everybody will have to have some control were will have to contribute to all the people in the community. the maximize possessor or professor of finance is providing basic sustenance to large masses of people may be necessary to keep society from falling into anarchy and violence. >> it may need to come to that because to protect ourselves against ethical attack, we will pay money for that. we don't want to but it is better than not. >> reporter: as for canada, like a lot of people, she is taking life day by day. no one is really sure where this economy is going to take us but one thing seems pretty clear, those people who do have resources are going to be called upon to take care of those who don't. john ramose, kpix5. san francisco mayor london breach just approved a multibillion-dollar city budget for the next two fiscal years. the funds cover new investments in programs for affordable housing, homelessness services, and prevention. behavioral health, as well. cleaner city streets and equity programs. those of the largest budget in city history. auto. is getting more brazen and berkeley, and they are targeting previous owners. police say thieves are on the lookout for catalytic converters and they can find them in these cars. the part of the value is valuable because it contains precious metals such as platinum, police say burglars can but they often need to get under the car to do it. you like the felt the breeze, it was breezy alt.the bay area come the breeze coming from the ocean, with chicken on that wind. it is a 22 mile-per-hour breeze, 25, it is within. and a 16 mile-per-hour wind breeze in nevada. tracking that cloud cover, a lot of low clouds already, top of the pyramid gone, temporarily. 63 in san francisco, only 71 in livermore, you should be in the mid to upper 80s. one spot, santa rosa, 80 degrees, cool spot, sonoma county always cools off quickly and efficiently, down to 54 tonight, oakland and san jose 59, weekend events because tomorrow is friday, how about the dog surfing championships? did you even know there were dog surfing championships? now you do. saturday, and pacifica, chile but it will be a fun event to watch. in the sonoma county fair, beautiful event in santa rosa, sunny and much warmer there, highs will approach 90 degrees, high-resolution satellite shows the clouds are streaming in from the north and west, never really got sunshine today, the low cloud cover and fog will invade san pablo bay and go to the golden gate, filling in san francisco bay. it will rain in seattle tomorrow, rain and wind come this low-pressure area is the reason why the onshore breeze got cranked up, as soon as i loom out tomorrow, the entrepreneur's will decrease and temperatures will rise, it will be likely 5 to 10 degrees warmer coming up tomorrow. future cast, morning clouds, afternoon sunshine, the coast is the exception. more afternoon sunshine, and we will warm up tomorrow, you are in the low 80s today, a nine degrees with sunshine tomorrow, 94 in wine country, coming up on saturday. not superhot but it will be much warmer than we have been pickles of the ocean breeze goes away tomorrow, mild or come the warmest two days will be saturday and sunday, but not at the coast, you will stay chile there. highs tomorrow, concord 89, napa 85, san jose 82 and 73 in oakland, 66 hi tomorrow at san francisco, warmer/hotter over the weekend, we will naked to the upper 80s to mid-90s inland, but stay cool near the water with temperatures only around 70 degrees and we all cool down toward the middle of next week. jimmy garoppolo is off to the races in more ways than one, and kevin amo larson five to the wall in philadelphia. the question is, did the giants a by the phillies? at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more. the second best month in history for the franchise, so how did august start to this pitch right in susan hernandez white house and the bases were loaded. rodriguez gave up seven runs, four earned, did not strike anybody out, not good for job security. bullpen, no better, kevin amo lahr lost the baseball, and his glow over the fence, a three run homer, stayed in the game. -two, bases loaded, nobody out, better call the cops, because he just got robbed. they doubled off second base, they win 10-2, gines drop their first series in over a month, and oh, yeah, and placed their best hitter, alex dickerson on the injured list. looking like they need a bigger dugout in oakland, right? but they were just getting that better view. homer bailey was in the third inning against the brewers, one of ve rikeouts ninth run, tie ga. he josh has given up just 26 all season hits. but you know, 11 of them have been homeruns, including that one by matt chapman. two run home run for the lead, they win two games in the series, there tied with timber from the second wildcard spot. the white sox extended their protective netting to the foul poster protect the fans today that saved a player. jeff mcneil made the catch, then use the net, almost a trampoline to spring back on the field, to move the nets out that far. nfl, jimmy garoppolo worked hard all season to rehab his knee injury but he had some time to relax, as well, it is all business right now, training camp but a few months ago, jimmy enjoyed a couple of mint juleps of tom brady, and e initl wi was disqua >> that was the most controversial finish ever. maxim security, crossing the finish line 1st but what happened? >> well, we were actually sitting there waiting for, we do not even know it was under review to be honest because when you are there there is so much emotion going on, but when they overturned it, there was an uproar of just people searching, you know, the wet floor for tickets that were thrown away. you see some of the richest of the rich looking for tickets on the ground and you are like this is crazy, man. >> the longshot was, can you imagine losing your ticket. he did not pick the longshot. >> i was waiting to talk about the hat. >> it looks good on you, though. >> we will be right back. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen. yup - with room for the whole gang. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. a still foundry in berkeley declares bankruptcy, and shuts down but leaves behind a toxic mess. then before it is cleaned up the city issues a license for computer recycling company to move in, and start operating. >> our greatest fear is that one of us gets sick as a result of the toxins on-site. >> did the city have a duty to one about a potentially toxic workplace? that story is tonight on the new kpix5 news at seven. if you missed your favorite cbs shows last sunday due to all of the breaking news that was going on, we wanted to let you know that you can catch up on these latest episodes, go to cvs.com and you can watch them there. thank you for watching, cbs evening news is up next. the brewpub chickenwith grik crispy smokehouse bacon,grik and fresh avocado. the new buffalo chicken with frank's redhot wings sauce. or the tangy barbecue chicken with chipotle mayo. the new hot chicken trio at togo's. how far would you go for a togo? captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ >> o'donnell: tonight, breaking news, paramedics respond to an emergency call at the kennedy compound in hyannisport, massachusetts. also tonight, a warning from the head of the elite navy seals after reports of drug use, drunken parties, and corruption. a kentucky natural gas pipeline ruptures, touching off a massive and deadly explosion. why one man said it felt like the world was coming to an end. >> no pay, no coal! >> o'donnell: miners block a 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