The developments and the challenge of investigating this crash. Reporter heather, the crash site is controlled by the very rebels suspected of taking the plane downle and today it became clear that the prorussian militia was delicately hindering recovery efforts. That prompted a swift and stern response. Victims of the crash are carried from the site, placed in bags that they are left by the road to be collected. The scene is gruesome after two days, bodies are starting to decompose. We have very incensed about the site. We need to retrieve the human remains as fast as we can. More than half of the victim were from the netherlands and today an emotional dutch Prime Minister called on Russian PressVladimir Putin to force rebels for full access to the crash site. Against all rules of the careful investigation, it seems there are people who are rummaging through the personal and recognizable belongings. Victims. This is down right disgusting. This afternoon the ukrainian Prime Minister accused rebels of destroying evidence to hide their role. This is someone welltrained, someone who knows how this russian machine works. Reporter that russia provided the surfacetoair missile say possibility that has not been proven and today a leader of prorussian forces denied any responsibility. But the latest state Department Briefing shows a growing certainty about those roles. New u. S. Intelligence suggests rebels received more than one Missile System from the russians in the past week. Heather. Thank you, patti. Well, the crash has torn family as part and fact one australian come ups three children were all on board that plane , and in a twist of fate their parents decided to stay in amsterdam a few days more. One passenger was a world renowned aids researcher who worked on thed a crisis in the early 80s in the San Francisco. Joep lang helped San Francisco hospital to develop protocols for treating aids. They were all headed to the same conference in melbourne australia. Tomorrow organizers for thed a walk in San Francisco will remember lang as well as the other aids researchers all killed in the tragic crash. The walk is set to start tomorrow morning at 10 30 in sharon meadow and Golden Gate Park and plan to acknowledge the victims during tomorrows walk. Money raised during that event will help fund aids services. In other news it was a small fire, but crews say it could have caused big problems in hayward. Firefighters were called to the boyce on pacific street around 3 20 this afternoon a fire was burning in a pile of wooden pallets and gusty winds were blowing embers into the neighborhood. Crews say hose sparks set off a second fire at another business down the street. No different than wildland down in this area. We have got a lot of older buildings, a lot of exposures and with the winds gusting as it is, its always a threat. Fire danger . It is and has been and will continue to be throughout the year. Both those fires were quickly put out. Crews are looking into the cause of the fire. There is some goods in a about bay area basketball consumption. The contra costa Water District says its residents have exceeded expectations during the drought. John sasaki explains how they are doing it. Reporter Carol Zeigler spent a lot of time with the garden. It doesnt take a lot of water. Now that the contra costa Water District has called for cutbacks she is doing her part. I save water to water some of my plants that need more water, especially my tomatoes. And apparently zeigler is like a lot of District Residents in the spring they asked residents to cut their water use by 15 , but people have done even better it happen that. Since april 1st when our Drought Program wept into effect our customers have saved about 17 in our treated Water Service area. We dont even water this. The homeowner says his lawn is much browner than before. In the spring, i just mow the hedge so they dont hit the suck and in the garden, we adjust the hedge, and i think that sade a lot. Reporter the district says to water lawns two to three time a week for more more than 30 total minutes and no hosing down your driveway or sidewalk. One other prohibition is making sure they have a shutoff valve on a hose if they are washing their cars are no far the district has issued no fines for water wasting. Just a door hanger that goes out and notify case. The water officials are imploring everyone to keep up their saving ways in. In pleasant hill, john sasaki ktvu channel 2 news. The new review you found a discrepanciry in how state and fire officials apply citations. Associated press reports that officials cited more than 5,000 property ownerses that is compared to just eight citations in northern california. The state mandates a 1 atom Defensible Space around building and fire prone areas. It didnt state a cause for the discrepancy, but says that Southern California is more denseoy populatedded and has more sturs in rural area and many areas have a more robust enforcement program. The fire danger decreases in the bay area with the possibility of showers out there. Our meteorologist mark tamayo has been tracking thing for us. Mark you were saying some spots are seeing raindrops out had. That is right, heather, a rapid change in the weather pattern between 4 00 and 7 00 with an increase in the high clouds and showers and thunderbolts as well. This is the scene towards the south bay, looking out towards san josi, you can see the clouds building up over the hills. The clouds and moisture moving in from the south and east. Here is the satellite perspective. A lot of cloud cover moving in from avalanche, approaching fresno, monterey and the bay area. A closer look at radar activity, the focus of the activity has been in the southern half of the region you can see some runs ands and one cell developing around fremont, and reports of thunder there moving across san mateo towards south San Francisco offshore. Still a little bit of activity to report offshore and also this one moving rapidly out offshore as well near san mateo coastline. Coming up, an update on sierra and they picking up thunderstorms and have been picking up thunderstorms for tomorrow and hundreds of lightning strikes more coming up in a little bit. A santa rosa woman is under arrest after police who stopped her for speeding saw her baby laying face down in back of the car. A Petaluma Police officer spot a volvo Station Wagon going 60 in a 45 Miles Per Hour zone. When the officer pulled the driver over she su a fourmonth old boy in the backseat unsecured. 34yearold stacie lewis was arrested on suspicion of dui and felony child endangerment. Two girls are safe at home in alameda after their mother reported them missing this afternoon. East Bay Regional Parks say the girls were last seen near the water at crab cove. Their babysitter reportedly fall asleep and when she woke up, the girls were gone. Police then launched a ground and air search to try to find the sisters. Police tell us that luckily the search didnt last very long. Apparently they were looking for the mother, and so they decided just to wait within a park bench on the other side of the park. They were waiting there for approximately an hour. Police recommend parents instruct children find a Police Officer or a park ranger if they should ever find themselves in a situation like this. In Stockton Police are searching for the drive of a car used in the bank robbery that set off a deadly gun rampage. As mae fesai reports that community is in mourning of a beloved mother of two and also reaching out to that womans pavl. Reporter a community shaken. I see a city of people afraid, hateful, anger. My wife just gave birth to a daughter three weeks ago, and im going to have a son that is turning 2 years old. Thank you. And stockton, im ready to leave stockton. Reporter Stockton Stockton restaurant was held hostage anyway brazen robby that ended up with two people dead, including singh and two suspects. I was some in stockton and saw the chase happening and when my mom suggested we come out here 00 a city filled with residents controlling together once again to mourn the death of one of their own. Im a mother of an 11year old daughter, and it just tore my heart to hear the circumstances, you know of what happened to her. The fear she went through. Reporter this carwash at discovery martial arts is one of several fundraisers held throughout stockton. One of my families was a Family Member of one of the other gunshot victims, the one that was shot early on and took her out of car. That was her aunt. So it was just a community, its our family. Its just tragic. You see it on the news and they looks like a sweet family its heartbreaking and we wanted to do whatever we could to help. Hoping a little help will make a difference for the victims family and finally be the change in the city that they call home. And that was mae fesai reporting for us. Stockton police say they believe the same men committed other Bank Robberies including one at that very same bank branch back in january. Inmates trapped. What caused a roof to collapse at a texas prison . Wildfires in Washington State you continue to grow tonight. See the town almost completely wiped out but we one of those massive blazes. And Promising New Research is offering hope in the battle against hiv and aids. The 10 00 news continues in 90 seconds. The eagle has landed. We copy you on the ground. Tomorrow will mark the 45th anniversary of the first time a person ever walked on moon, july 20th, 1969, Neil Armstrong became the first person to walk on moon. Buzz aldrin followed. Only 12 men have walk on the moon and none since 1972. Tomorrow at 7 39 p. M. The moment armstrong opened the hatch to begin the moonwalk, nasa will replay restored footage of the fuss steps a part of the ceiling inside a privately run texas prison collapsed today, sending 19 inmates to hospitals. It happened at the Diboll Correctional Center about 100 miles north of houston. A prison Spokesman Says 8 of inmates were in the area when the sheetrock suddenly fall from the ceiling. Some inmates were temporarily trapped. A Massive Wildfire is raging through Washington State, destroying 100 homes so far and were learn more towns on on high lert as winds push the fire in new direction. Dominic dinatale reports from a Washington Town that was nearly wiped out from the blaze. Reporter a town where virtually no neighborhood was left unscathed in ruler northcentral washington about 100 homes were destroyed over the past two days, leaving behind desolate scene for a community in shock. Amid burnedout automobiles, littering the streets at pateros, the holosites of chimney stacks in the sites of former home. We watched the whole town of patteros burning because it was just all you could see was fire everywhere. Reporter even the towns mayor didnt escape the sweeping destruction. She lost her home. They have their families, they pay have lost their home like we did, but you know, you come together as a community and you rebuild and make it what it used to be. I dont know it was unbelievable. Reporter the so far carlton complex fire blackened hundreds of square miles in the scenic Methow Valley northeast of seattle. Its around 50 wildfires across Washington State, the high number for what locally is still relatively early in the season for outbreaks. With more hot, dry weather and gusting winds on their way, 2,000 firefighters are battling in the eastern part of the state. A hundred National Guard troops were on standby and up to a thousand more could receive Additional Fire training in case they are needed. Officials say the fire that swept through pateros is not a single day or even a single week event, they say it will rage on much longer than that and as one fire chief put it, Mother Nature is winning here. In los angeles, dominic di natale, fox news. We have another look at the devastation left behind by these fires. This is shot from a dren the drone threw over pateros and brewster along the columbia river. You can see charred remains of buildings and patches of brown and black where the fire scorched the earth, across from areas that was saved from the fire. Fire Officials Say the fire was grown to at least 336 square miles. The annual california firefighters summer olympics started in San Francisco, bringing together more than 2100 firefighters from across the state. In a chilly swim from alcatraz to aquatic park got the action underway today. There are 30 different etches during the weeklong competition ranging from basketball to ice hockey to darts. Every competition has medals. They have gold medals, silver and bronze. The firefighters olympics started in 197and firefighters tell us its a good way to build relationships. Its a nice little exchanging of ideas from department to department, to see how each Department Works and functions . And its a good way to meet people. Here is ktvus own Sal Castaneda kicking off the festivities. Nice to see the chief there as well. East bay church sponsored a bone marow drive for a bay area serviceman, airman Christopher Evans from fairchild was diagnosed with leukemia. His siblings were test, but did not turn out to be a match and expert say its not uncommon. About 80 of people wont have a match and turn to the registry for a donor. Airman evans is currently undergoing chemtherapy in texas. Africanamerican donors are especially needed one out of 9 Million People on the bone mayorow register only 7 are africanamericans. A study shows that the aids epidemic is slowing in the united states. New Research Shows that the rate of hiv infections diagnosed in the u. S. Fell by a third over the past decade. Reasons for the drop are not clear. It might be fewer newip infections are occurring or that most infected people have been diagnosed so most testing wont necessarily find more cases. The study appears in the journal of the mesh medical. The protests in israel against its own militarys incution in gaza. It was parts of a family and how a restaurants painting suddenly disappeared and then reappeared in less than 24 hours all with the help of social media. Car still watching a few showers on live stormtracker 2 radar right now, coming up well talk about the cloud cover you can expect for tomorrow and well break down shower chances all coming up at 10 35. Heat shields are compromised. We have multiple failures. Whats that alarm . Fuel cell two is down. Im going to have to guide her in manually. This is very exciting. But im at my stop. Come again . Im watching this on the train. Its so hard to leave. Good luck with everything. Watch tv virtually anywhere with the uverse tv app. With at t, the uverse revolves around you. Israel bulldozers have demolish more than a dozen tums in the gaza strip and the military says two Israeli Soldiers died in fighting along with at least 14 palestiniansptpt United Nation estimates that more than 70 of casualties in gaza are civilians. John huddy now tells us about the new appeals to end the violence. Reporter hundreds of israelis gathered in tel aviv to protest the attacks in gaza. Its very important, the military operations and war and carnage in gaza. Reporter but as nightfall in gas gaza city saturday, illi air offenses continued, explosions lit up the sky as the call to pray echoed in distance and nearby doctors worked around the clock to treat injured palestinians. Hospitals have been receiving patients in waves every time an airstrike happens, creating challenges for the limited medical staff. The way that we receive patients, its a problem. We cant manage to deal with a lot of patients at same time. Reporter despite the destruction Prime MinisterBenjamin Netanyahu says he is doing what is necessary to protect his country. Israel military released video saturday showing suspected militants fleeing from a reported rocket launching site. And it says fighters tried to break into israel through a tunnel and open fire on israeli troops around the world, thousands marched and pleaded for a stop to the violence. The world cannot continue to permit the things that are happengazas ministry of health says more than 325 palestinians have been killed and 40 those killed are children and that number continues to rise. In gaza city, john huddy, fons. A series of blasts in baghdad claim 27 lives. Police say three car bombs in different neighborhoods of baghdad exploded in rapid succession and a suicide bomber rammed a car packed with explosives into a checkpoint in a shiite neighborhood. In the city of mosul christians fled in advance of a threat by muslim extremists who convert to christian, pay a tax or face death. Iraq was home to at least one million christians before the u. S. Invasion in 200and church Officials Say le