Reporter police are still on the scene, such a tragic situation. People coming here to work out at the gym when this happened. It happened 6 30 right behind me. Police say an elderly woman was trying to park in front of the gym in one of the parking spots when she had pedal confusion, meaning she hit the gas instead of the brake. She drove her mercedes suv 60 feet into the gym where there was a fitness class going on. Everyone who was injured was in that clasp this happened lifestyle in livermore. Five were treated and released from the hospital with moderate injuries, and one woman was killed, 49yearold woman from livermore, her name has not been released today. Police are still on the scene, trying to figure out what happened here. Quite chaotic. Glass everywhere, people trying to help the injured and, you know, the Fire Department arriving. Reporter the 80yearold woman behind the wheel was not injured, and she has not been cited. The d. A. Will make that decision. At this point, her name is not being released. Much more at 5 00 and 6 00 tonight. Live in livermore, michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. Thank you. 5 00 and 6 00, well update our digital platform as well. Check for those updates. Investigators say a suspect killed by Alameda County deputies this morning carjacked and shot someone earlier in the night. Deputies started chasing that suspect after that suspect allegedly carjacked someone in oakland. They say he tried to car jack a second person near 238 and east 14th street in san leandro but unsuccessful. He reportedly fired at deputies who shot back killing that man. The carjacking vuk tim was taken to the hospital. Their condition is unknown. Developing story, victim of the valley fire, anxiously awaiting more help as those communities move into more of a recovery mode. Firefighters stopped the spread of the fire more than a thousand homes, though, are gone. Right now, hundreds of people still living in tents, waiting for that next step. Nbc bay area stephanie chuangs live. We could hear from obama about getting more federal emergency help. Reporter getting fema help for the homeowners here who lost everything. Now, perrys deli opened here, making sandwiches, feeding American Red Cross workers as well as insurance folk set up in the parking lot. Huge trailers, for the catastrophic claims, cat claims, as they call them. Store owners in middle town but not allowed to go back home. A fiveminute drive down here, burned out, they feel like theyre stuck in limbo. Its been busy for tim and susie webber who own perrys deli. The store survived the fire, their home did not. Our camera was allowed where the webbers once lives. The family is still waiting to see it for themselves. The nightmare continues, the latest challenge figuring out what to do, where to go. Power came on but not to everyone. Its all been kind of word of mouth on facebook. Facebook is not always accurate. Everybody people are afraid. Afraid i think people are afraid of getting scammed because everybodys saying dont sign anything. Reporter we were in the store when a representative from the Insurance Company walked in. A man who flew in from philadelphia to handle the big claims. More help could be on the way on the road to rebuilding. Governor jerry brown wrote a letter to president obama asking him to declare the valley fire a major disaster, a move that would bring fema money and help for the victims, including this man, paul, one of the last people at the evac situation center. He just wants to go home. Cobb is still under mandatory evacuation orpder. Tim fought back the tears. Home lost. Need to clean it up and rebuild. Its going to take a long time. I dont know if we have the time. Reporter back here live, cindy and tim are living behind the store. The continuation was hit hard by the fire. The hope is to get schools up and running by the end of the week, maybe monday. These are baby steps to rezsume life as normal, quote, normal. The fourth most destructive in the States History ripped through the neighborhood. Thanks. Amid the firefight, disturbing crime unfolded. Deputies say this man Richard Dickinson assaulted a firefighter as crews battled the tassajara fire. When crews asked the man to leave, he started attacking the firefighter, tried punch him. That suspect has been booked into the Monterey County jail. Another unsettling assault, this one in palo alto. Police releasing this sketch of a suspect, they say attacked a mother as she was walking with her infant sunday night in midtown neighborhood. The woman stopped to adjust the babys stroller when the suspect punched her, took off with her purse. The man ran east on loma verde avenue. Baby was not hurt. San Francisco City leaders are taking a stand today against Sexual Assault on college campuses. The Police Chiefs of San Francisco and ucsf with the District Attorney are joining other leaders to announce coordinated efforts on Sexual Assault on campuses in the city. The event is taking place at university of San Francisco, one of the campuses has pushed to educate students on how to prevent attacks. Up next, fight and football, fan violence at levis stadium has the city of santa clara taking some action. What theyre doing to keep fans safe. Alarming new recertain about assault on teenagers. The new apps some are hoping will change those statistics, coming up. Im meteorologist kari hall. We have low clouds in San Francisco and cooler temperatures today. Ill show you the numbers and what to expect as we head even into the weekend coming up. Kris anim new at 11 kris 2shot frustration boils over in a sunnyvale neighborhood. A lawsuit made its way to court new at 11 00 frustration boils over in i sunnyvale neighborhood. A lawsuit made its way to court, targeting the family of an autistic boy. The lawsuit claims the 11yearolds parents dont do enough to control their son. Today a judge called for a timeout on both sides. Nbc bay areas Chuck Coppola is live in san jose with the latest. Reporter thats right. This is a case of two families suing the family of a diagnosed autistic boy in sunnyvale, claiming his behavior was a public nuisance. A physical threat to the safety of their children and parents of the autistic boy didnt do enough to control him. The judge in the case put the lawsuit on hold and got both sides to agree to meet with a dispute resolution judge next month. Thats similar to mediation. Reporter after court, parents of the autistic boy accused of assaulting neighborhood children wanted to say little. We are glad the judge ordered the conference. Thank you very much. Reporter the plaintiffs, including robert flowers who says his child was victimized agreed parent assers all parents could resolve this themselves. As the judge put it be role models for a solution not more litigation. I felt like a relief that we may finally get to an end of this through dialogue rather than acrimony, at least thats my hope. Reporter the lawsuit citing behavior claimed a public nuisance, brought by families with Young Children who lived on either side of the family whose boy kicked, slapped and hit their children. The case could erode the rights of autistic children, allowing plaintiffs to access to medical and School Records and allowing plaintiffs to sue for lost Property Value to their home. If theres ongoing violence in the neighborhood, theres a choice of whether to stay and endure violence or sell and move to another neighborhood. If theres a disclosure requirement that makes it difficult for us to make those decisions. Reporter another reason why the judge was quote dismayed the families were still in court. The autistic boys family moved away from the block last year. We are told the boy, now 11, is in therapy, taking prescribed medications a medications a medications and those seem to be working. The plaintiffs moved way from the block a month ago. The dow industrials down 200 points this morning. The nasdaq down a big 100. Thats huge for the nasdaq. It is more worry about rate hikes but biostocks hit hard as well. A day after Hillary Clinton said if she were president she would severely restrict prices charged by pharmaceutical companies. This, after she said Drug Companies were gouging customers. The specific accusations are at a Company Called turing pharmaceutical which raisesered the price of pill from 13 to 700. The that bill often used by cancer and aids patients. Now they bought the rights to the drug a short time ago and raised the price. Its not a pharmaceutical Price Company at aum its run by that guy on the left, he knows about money, not drugs. He used to work as a hedge fund manager. Hes not doing any favors to himself prwise. Somebody tweeted to him, hey, martin how do you sleep at night . He answered ambien. Twitter account full of interesting pictures. This is not going to help him either as he tries to defend raising the price of sick peoples pills. Happier news, tech crunch disrupt, gathering of developers and venture capitalists led to interesting, Young Companies getting attention. One of highlights, somebody goes home with a big check. Interesting speakers as well. Monday, heard from john mcafee and snoop dogg, mr. Mcafee running for president , snoop dogg has a new website, mary jane, pot flavored lifestyle media program. Hearing from other Companies Jumping into the marijuana business, pot legal in some form in 23 states. California may be on the cusp of legalizing it, using a hot of legitimate business people, you know, jumping into this business as a billion dollar business. Surely our Lieutenant Governor formed that Blue Ribbon Commission to figure out where we go if it is legalized here in california. And colorado, amount of taxes making more money off of taxes off of marijuana than alcohol. Happening today, santa clara leaders could decide on a partial booze ban at levis stadium. This comes after a fight on camera following last mondays game. Less booze means less money. Business and tech reporter scott budman has more on how this could impact the stadium. Reporter its the video from the 49ers opening game that first sparks outrage, now after watching the postgame fight, its sparking change. What can we do better to eliminate these kinds of things happening in our city and our stadium . Reporter lisa gillmor among the Council Members who want 49er games and other events at levis stadium to be safer. At tuesdays meeting, the council will discuss a ban on alcohol sales after halftime. Were looking at eliminating alcohol after halftime, thats something that might help us. Looking at monitoring the patrons as they enter into levis stadium to see what how drunk they are and if theyre too drunk, theyre not allowed in. Reporter its a move getting mixed reaction from fans. If there was more police maybe, more of a Police Presence around. Reporter but Santa Clara Police officers say, its a step in the right direction. I mean, ultimately, i would like everybody to come to the levis stadium, have a great time, whatever event theyre seeing and leave be and home safe. Reporter scott budman, nbc bay area news. All right. Googles science fair was full of young hot shots yesterday. But the team captured the most attention wasnt even part of the competition. The 14yearold from texas who was suspended for bringing a home made clock to school was googles surprise guest. Pictures here he met the finalists at the science fair, mingled with touring students many of whom recognizes him right away. Exciting to see the science and tech recognizing for what he is, a clock maker. Yeah, good for the kids to see what can happen if you continue to developing, we need to be understanding. Including teachers and parents. Lets check your weather. We are welcoming some much cooler temperatures all across the bay area. We do have the sunshine continuing inland in sunol. We see all of the sun and the temperature in livermore at 74 degrees. Concords at 70 degrees. Santa rosa at 60 degrees. And San Francisco now at 64 degrees. So we do have a stronger ocean breeze. That will keep us from really warming up rapidly like we have the past couple of days. At lunchtime, winds coming in from the west at about 15 miles an hour. And during the commute home, the winds pick up 15 to 20. So as we go hour by hour in oakland we have lingering clouds, at least through lunchtime. Temperatures right around 66 degrees. And then as the sun comes all out, well have a temperature of 70 degrees, climbing into the low 70s for a few hours during afternoon. And then 5 00, as you head out to dinner, 66 degrees. Fog on the bay. We had that this morning. And also the low clouds because ots marine layers deepening, we have large level of the top of the atmosphere where we have a lot of clouds forming and also the it extends closer to the surface near the coast. Tomorrow we will start out with clouds and some cooler temperatures before it all clears out in our temperatures start to ramp up for the end of the week. So today as we look at microclimates in san jose, up to 83, in palo alto, high of 80 degrees. Mission district today 70 degrees after only getting sunshine for a few hours today. Napa will be up to 80 degrees. 74 degrees in oakland. And dublin look for a high of 86 degrees. The last three days we had to deal with near record temperatures, hot High Pressure, just to the east of us. And the inland temperatures made it up to 100 degrees. Today we have a stronger on shore flow. Once again, morning clouds and fog, back and as we head through the middle of the week, well see more of that. And a breezy wind continues for the bay area, at least for today as well as tomorrow. Heading into the next several days, just taking a look if there is any possibility of any rain in the forecast. Next seven days looks pretty dry as we officially begin fall. So the outlook for the next few days, it will be trending warmer in San Francisco between thursday and friday. And then saturday we return to some normal temperatures back to the lower 70s. A look at microclimates expect a very warm friday. Also saturday will be warm in the 70s and 80s. By sunday, well have a slight dip in those temperatures. Think of two days this weekend, the most comfortable day will be sunday indeed. Especially if youre not heading to the beach. Back to you. Thank you. Next, keeping your teams safe with the touch of a button. New apps to keep your eye on your kid and alarming statistics as well. Research shows kris plasma alarming new Research Shows nearly 70 percent of 14 to 17 year olds have been this is an alarming new research that shows nearly 70 of 14 to 17yearold kids have been assaulted, and now several apps are hoping to change that statistic. Nbc bay areas jeff rossen shows us how they work and how we can get them. Reporter your teenager is walking home alone from class from anywhere. Nobody knows where she is. If attacked, who would know . Last year, university of virginia student Hannah Graham was murdered, seen here on Surveillance Video walking alone to a party. Months later, a Pennsylvania College student disappeared after leaving a bar alone. His body was later found in a nearby river. And this Indiana University student vanished while walking home near cappous. Shes still missing. But now three smartphone apps designed to change all of that. Using gps technology, to track your child and sense trouble. First up, companion. Today, my producer stephanie is walking across campus and wants someone to know where she is just in case. Im choosing jeff as my companion. Reporter she choose me but it can be anyone in your contact list no matter where they are. Im at a random coffee shop nowhere near stephanie. Im getting a text alert here. It says hey, jeff, stephanie has requested that you be her companion, keep an eye on her as she is on the move. So you swipe over here, you hit yes. And look, it maps it right now, im tracking her in realtime. Reporter companion uses the phones motion sensors to detect any problems, so when stephanies headphones get yanged out i get an alert immediately. Check in with her to make sure shes okay. I know somethings going on. Hit okay, i can call stephanie. Sends an alert if she starts running or drops her phone. App number two goes further. Called circle of 6. Allowing you to alert not just one friend but six at a time. Beaming them your exact location if youre in trouble. But app number three may be the most advanced of all, called lifeline. Not only tracking you, but even calling the police instantly. You walk with your thumb on the screen. If your thumb comes off, it sounds the alarm. Were going to test this out right now. Were in a park, in arlington heights, illinois. Local police have no idea what our location is. App makers dont know our exact location. So im going to do let go like im being attacked, its asking for my personal pin number, if i dont enter this in the next 16 seconds, the alarm is going to go off, and theres the alarm right now, im not going to put in my pin number. This is emma from lifeline response. Weve received your emergency distress alert. I have notified the local police of the situation and transmitted your gps coordinates. The police are currently en route to your location. So we wait for the police. Can they find me . How long will it take . The Lifeline Call Center is tracking me live, and dispatching the cops. He is right at that intersection of westmon avenue and South Mitchell avenue. Mail white, 6 foot, brown hair, green eyes, approximately 39. Within