f0 now at 11:00, a family outing ends in tragedy near oracle park. the stroller tells the story we wish we didn't hav to. a little girl killed in front of her mother. the child' father badly hurt. tonight neighbors tell us it was only a matter of time before something like this happened. from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs

news bay area. hello, i'm sara donchey. we do start with a story that so deeply upset all of us here tonight, so much so that it's difficult to even talk about. a family out doing something as innocent as going for a walk on a street in san francisco had their lives turned upside down today. their four-year-old daughter was hit by a car and killed. the crash happened at 5:15 this evening at 4th and king right outside of the cal train station and just down the road from oracle park where the giants were about to play. our betty yu is in mission bay tonight with more on why there have been concerns about safety in this very spot. >> reporter: the accident happened during the height of rush hour and traffic due to th giants game, so there were a lo of cars and pedestrians around at that time. a witness who called 911 told me off camera that she saw the young girl underneath the car and multiple people tried to help lift it. a nurse passed by and also performed cpr, but it was unfortunately too late. a four-year-old girl was killed.

the parents were pushing their child in the stroller in the crosswalk when they were hit by the gray mercedes suv according to police. it also looks like the car hit a pole in the median. we later saw the driver sitting in the back of a police vehicle. witnesses said cars were able to turn at the time but had to yield to pedestrians they told us one driver in a white truck did so, but the driver in the suv was not able to. the father suffered life threatening injuries. the four-year-old was pronounced dead at the hospital. the mothe was not injured. police said th victims were not from the area. the driver stayed on scene and is cooperating with police. we spoke with residents nearby who say this is an intersection where they have to use extreme caution when crossing. what's i like as pedestrians crossing th street? especially with your dog? >> yeah, i mean for the most part, i think it's safe, but i mean, like, this is like a major, you know, the freeway is like right there, and so this i

like a very busy area. there's always, i've never seen like it empty. there's always cars here and so, you know, i'm always nervous. always double checking around here and making sure it' actually safe to cross. >> when i go take the train for work, i cross this intersection with my bike, and i think it's really dangerous. like, i have to really make sure no one is coming, and peep often try to turn on red when the crosswalk sign is going. you have to really pay attention. >> reporter: police say impairment due to drugs or alcohol doesn't appear to be a factor at this time. they're still combing through evidence, including surveillance video, and they would not speak to any arrest or detainment. >> we did reach out to pedestrian safety group walk sf for their take on game day traffic control, whether there' enough of it. they told us they were simply too devastated by the news to talk about it tonight and asked us to call them back tomorrow. pamela price has been one o the most controversial figures

in bay area politics this year. she's only been the da of alameda county for about seven months, but a group of voters i already trying to push her out. some people behind the effort have lost loved ones to violence, and say they feel lik they're being victimized all over again. >> if anyone haven't walked in the shoes of a mother that have lost a child from a senseless murder, they'll never know how it feels. >> reporter: cassandra riley knows grief and loss. her son was murdered in alameda county earlier this year. >> overprotective mama boy. tha was my twin. he loved his daughter. >> reporter: the suspect was only 17 years old. riley says i spite of her wishes, the alamed county da didn't charge him as an adult, and her frustration i familiar to other victim

families. in fact, they describ it in an eeriely similar way. >> i saw my son shot in front o me on my porch, and my daughter was shot as well. if you've never been through that, you can't tell us what goes on afte you went through it and then have to go through it again whe you think you have justice, and then you turn around and walk i the store and see your son's killer in the store because you didn't know they were let out. >> reporter: brenda was so motivated by her own loss, she co-founded athe group safe, the same group that marched to the courthouse tuesday to start the paperwork to recall the da pamela price. they were joined by other victims' families. price ran on a platform emphasizing restore ty justice policy, limiting sentencing enhancements and holding law enforcement accountable. she explained her position in an interview with us last month. >> any time that we can divert someone from the criminal justice system, that is a goal

because the criminal justice system is racially biased. >> reporter: her supporters insist it will take time and claim the recall itself is racially motivated, but price's critics insist this is not justice at all. >> it's not going to stop. it's not going to stop until we spea out. the people. until we can get the justice that we feel that the victim families deserve. >> we reached out to pamela price's office multiple times today but did not hear back. a new look from above tonight off lahaina, which is still smoldering. it's been a week since a fire destroyed the town. 106 people have died. mor than a thousand are still missing all these days later. a mobile morgue unit arrived toda

to help identify remains, and people have been giving out dna samples to help crews do that. the hawaii tourism authority says now is not time for a maui vacation, and a lot of people are listening to that. since wednesday, more than 46,000 people have flown out of the area. and this plane flew from sacramento to maui today. it's mostly empty. one couple from sacramento actually decided to keep their plans to wed on maui despite the devastation. they say their hawaiian vendors encouraged them to still come. >> we've been planning it for 1 months, and unfortunately the devastation happened where we were supposed to stay. but our vendors, everybody is still wanting us to come here and we were able to move it to the south. >> are tourists doing more harm than good right now? here's mor tonight on that debate about visitors to maui. >> reporter: as crews in lahain

continue their search through the rubble for the missing, about 20 miles down the road, the scene couldn't be more different. visitors flocking to blue ocean waters, a stark contrast from the grim reality down the coast. >> my heart goes out to everybody. >> reporter: this family visiting from north carolina sa they didn't know about the fire until landing tuesday night. they originally planned to visi lahaina but were forced to change those plans. >> didn't expect it to be what we experienced. >> reporter: at tasty restaurant, employees say it's clear more people are vacationing in central maui. >> we're probably up to 600, 70 people a day. >> reporter: staffing shortages are hampering business with workers from west maui dealing with wildfire aftermath. >> i have a couple of employees stuck on that side of the islan that can't get over here. >> reporter: some locals are urging visitors to hold off on vacations to maui. >> there are people still

grieving the loss of loved ones and everything that they own. but it's okay for people to com in and enjoy our home right now >> reporter: and though there's been a significant drop from th nearly 7,000 daily arrivals dow to about 2,000, some believe there's still too many visitors we asked top state and county officials about the concerns. some feel they're hampering efforts. do you think it's time for all visitors to leave for the time being? >> all of our people will need to survive, and we can't afford to have no jobs or future for our children. when you restrict any travel to a region, you really devastate its own local residents. >> i don't think anybody has a problem with visitors. i think people have problems with rude visitors. >> reporter: a tale of two worlds in the aftermath of a

historic tragedy. and rising from the ashes tonight, one glimmer of hope. satellite images show a catholi church in lahaina untouched. even the grass is still green, though everything else around i is incinerated. we have a lot o information on how to help the fire victims. i know many of yo have been asking about that. we have it all on our home page on kpix.com. president biden is about to head to a beach nowhere near maui. the criticism he's facing tonight over his tahoe trip. fog is spreading throughout downtown san francisco. temperatures today were warm around the bay and, well, hot inland. up to 90 in san jose. u to 99 for livermore and concord one more day of that inland heat. tracking that and a chanc of showers later this week. coming up in the first alert forecast. levi stadium has hosted a few sold out concerts this summer, but this one just made

history. plus. >> the adrenaline of course. >> our first look at the rides people are bringing out for the biggest event of the year for car lovers.

president biden is taking heat for his response to the disaster unfolding on maui. particularly for what he hasn't done. as of now, there's no concrete timeline for when he might visit the island where more than a thousand people are still missing. still, he says his administration is doing everything it can to help victims. >> my wife jill and i will be

traveling to hawaii as soon as we can. i don't want to get in the way. i've been to too many disaster areas. but i want to g and make sure they have everything they need. >> instead of going to maui right now, the president is planning a vacation in lake tahoe. he'll arrive friday and stale for nearly a week. he's staying on the nevada side of the lake. >> so when the president of the united states decides to spend full week in lake tahoe, what d you make of that? >> i think it's awesome. >> we don't know exactly where, but the faa is warning pilots there will be flight restrictions around the community of glen brook, nevada it's car week on the monterey peninsula meaning vintage cars are hitting the racetrack at weather tech raceway. it's the largest gathering of historic authentic

race cars. there are 400 driver in 14 categories, including roland who's racing his car he bought 14 years ago. >> the track is very forgiving, which i really like that. you can make hiss takes here, and you won't hurt yourself. >> the car was one of seven car that raced the east african safari in 1964. this is his favorite thing about the race. >> the adrenaline of course. >> i expect nothing less. looks like a lot of fun. >> yes, and all the different types of cars racing. that woul be fun to be in. >> we're be in kind of people. no one would trust me behind th wheel. >> for good reason, neither of us i don't think should be behind the wheel of those. some expensive metal out there racin around. looks like the weather will

be pretty cooperative around th bay area the next several days. we will see a chance of actual showers. >> wow. >> later this week. not something you associate with th month of august in the bay area but it's the remnants of this tropical system hanging off the coast. this is what's left of eugene just hanging out the las several days. still a noticeabl level of manage mugginess in the atmosphere. most of the activity is concentrated in northern california and the hig sierra, but then we might see some green showing up, flickers and radar freckles showing the potential of light showers, maybe even enough juice in the atmosphere for an isolated thunderstorm. we always have to watch the potential of dry lightning strikes resulting in wildfire ignitions, but really the threat will remain elsewher

the next couple of days. then we'll watch friday with a bigge surge of tropical moisture likely by early next week. the heat will be the big story tomorrow for inland parts of th bay area. moderate heat risk does retreat a little bit on thursday and retreats much more by friday. friday rolls around along with additional cloud cover and the outside chance of showers. we're back to near or slightly below average temperatures, which should feel pretty pleasant after the hot weather inland along with humidity making it feel even hotter the last few days. temperatures in livermore and concord in the low 70s. just below 70 right now in san jose. right at 60 in san francisco. nobody in the 50s yet. and that's also unusual. we are going to see the fog spreading across the bay throughout the rest of tonight. trying to infiltrate the inland valleys, but the weight of the atmospher means it's a pretty shallow layer of fog. should see plenty of sunshine by 8:00 or 9:00 and

sun breaking quickly around the bay. temperatures tonight mostl in the low to mid-60s. that's above average because the moisture in the air means the air doesn't cool efficiently, s an artificially high jumping of point to heat to the upper 60s along the coast, 80s along the peninsula, and low to mid- 90s inland in the santa clara valle with a lot of 90s inland in the east bay. the delta around 100 in the hottest spots. hot, but not record setting. near 70 in san francisco. upper 80s to 90 for much of the north bay until you get further inland. if you're headed to the finale of the giants and ray, hoping to keep it going. temperatures ris to around 70 as the game is wrapping up. first pitch at 12:45. temperatures in the mid-60s. temperatures settle to near average friday, saturday, and sunday. despite the next surge of tropical moisture

monday and tuesday, and more cloud cover, we'll still warp up. temperatures will be back t above average levels by monday and tuesday, but at least we've gotten into the pattern where the most pleasant temperatures occur over the weekend. low to mid-80s for most areas. along the coast, not much change, jus staying in the mid-60s, nice an consistent unlike the giants recently. >> unlike the giants. but, paul ahead in sports, is there something in the water at least tonight down at 3rd and king? plus the seemingly quiet kid from iowa state has moves. broc purdy discusses his celebration that we never saw coming.

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>> she's been stressed since i was nine years old. she's alway how she's been. i think if i wa playing in a rec field in the middle of nowhere she'd be just as stressed. >> my mom too. a's in st. louis. spencer watkins making his season debut off to a rough start. arenado takes him deep. 3-0 cards. st. louis went on to win 6-2. oakland has lost five straight. brock purdy may look like a quiet guy, but when he took ove as the 49ers starting quarterback, he has some swagger. and he told our vern glenn he has no problem celebrateling when the time is right. >> i have to do my job. once we score a touchdown, it's like that felt good and i want to celebrate with the team. different celebrations and stuff. that's some swagger you have to play with at this level too. i feel like the guys aroun us and on the defense, they fee off that. it's good. >> what would your celebration be? you just scored a touchdown

go. >> oh my gosh, i don't think i can do that on tv! i'll lose my job. >> keep it off air. >> maybe we could see more from him just like give a little bit more. >> yeah, he's young. >> i hope we are too. thank you so much. the 49ers aren't the only big draw at levi stadium. the

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levi's. [ singing ] >> carol g performed in front o 45,000 fans in santa clara last night. proud fans, at that. according to live nation, she i now the first female latin artist to sell out the stadium. her fans adore her, so they're not surprised. >> one part of the show, i honestly felt like i was seeing selena. it felt like that vibe she would show in her videos an everything when she was live. >> selena is a high, high compliment. santa clara was not the only stadium stop on the tour initially. it was added along with five others shows du to overwhelming demand. and a few of us here at cbs bay area didn't want to miss the show.

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