reporting live in middle town, debra villalon, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> the project to build an arena for the golden state warriors along the san francisco waterfront took a step forward today. the arena would provide a venue for the warriors, along with concerts and other events. today, supervisor scott wiener requested a transportation impact report from the county. that arena, if it is approved, it would open in 2017. >>> lois learner, the irs official at the center of a scandal involving the tea party has retired. she headed the division at the irs that handled applications for tax exempt status. they improperly scrutinized tea party groups that applied for tax exempt status from 2010 to 2012. >>> late reports from kenya tonight that explosions and gunfire are once again being heard coming from the westgate mall in nairobi. these reports follow the government's report that it has regained control of the complex. two or three americans were among the attackers. today's effort to end the bloody siege. >> reporter: the kenyan government says at least two militants were killed during

our live team coverage continues now with ktvu's debra villalon. she is in clayton with why some residents are not waiting for the all clear to go back home. >> reporter: frank, tonight, we got a good handle on what clayton is made of. a strong sense of generosity, and independence. >> the sheriff told us to leave again, we kind of said, no, we're staying. >> reporter: with chickens to worry about, and goats. >> this is mable, and byron, and dora. >> reporter: tonight, they're staying put in curry canyon. >> until i see the fire coming over the ridge, i don't think we have to worry, and it's not that windy right now. >> i think we're going to be all right. it seems like the smoke is moving more that direction and everything. so we're thrilled about that. [ rooster crowing ] >> reporter: not so confident. >> just take this. >> reporter: their neighbors, the cascos, who came home only to get essentials. it's their first day back from vacation. they've returned to neighborhood chaos. they'll abide by the red stripe on their gate. that signals stay awa

reporting live in middle town, debra villalon, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> the project to build an arena for the golden state warriors along the san francisco waterfront took a step forward today. the arena would provide a venue for the warriors, along with concerts and other events. today, supervisor scott wiener requested a transportation impact report from the county. that arena, if it is approved, it would open in 2017. >>> lois learner, the irs official at the center of a scandal involving the tea party has retired. she headed the division at the irs that handled applications for tax exempt status. they improperly scrutinized tea party groups that applied for tax exempt status from 2010 to 2012. >>> late reports from kenya tonight that explosions and gunfire are once again being heard coming from the westgate mall in nairobi. these reports follow the government's report that it has regained control of the complex. two or three americans were among the attackers. today's effort to end the bloody siege. >> reporter: the kenyan government says at least two militants were killed during

our live team coverage continues now with ktvu's debra villalon. she is in clayton with why some residents are not waiting for the all clear to go back home. >> reporter: frank, tonight, we got a good handle on what clayton is made of. a strong sense of generosity, and independence. >> the sheriff told us to leave again, we kind of said, no, we're staying. >> reporter: with chickens to worry about, and goats. >> this is mable, and byron, and dora. >> reporter: tonight, they're staying put in curry canyon. >> until i see the fire coming over the ridge, i don't think we have to worry, and it's not that windy right now. >> i think we're going to be all right. it seems like the smoke is moving more that direction and everything. so we're thrilled about that. [ rooster crowing ] >> reporter: not so confident. >> just take this. >> reporter: their neighbors, the cascos, who came home only to get essentials. it's their first day back from vacation. they've returned to neighborhood chaos. they'll abide by the red stripe on their gate. that signals stay awa

debra villalon is live now with why officers say they never launched a pursue of that driver. >> reporter: gasia, he's a hit and run driver possibly drunk who caused two deaths. tonight, the victim's families came here to the spot. they brought flowers and candles. their grief is mixed with anger. >> it's not fair. it's not fair. >> reporter: families gathered where their loved ones lives ended. 63-year-old carmen zivala was giving a coworker a ride this morning. both food service workers at san jose's airport. when zivala's vehicle was t boned by a mercedes, the driver got out and ran. >> turn yourself in please. do yourself a good deed, please. for my family's sake. >> reporter: it tears them up. the driver left the people who hit to die. and they're anguished to hear people saw this vehicle speeding and swerving. it sped off through a red light, and the officers chose not to chase. >> they felt at that time, that for safety reasons, the best decision was to not pursue the vehicle. >> reporter: those same officers happened upon the fatal crash a half mile away, two minutes later. >> non

debra villalon is live now with why officers say they never launched a pursue of that driver. >> reporter: gasia, he's a hit and run driver possibly drunk who caused two deaths. tonight, the victim's families came here to the spot. they brought flowers and candles. their grief is mixed with anger. >> it's not fair. it's not fair. >> reporter: families gathered where their loved ones lives ended. 63-year-old carmen zivala was giving a coworker a ride this morning. both food service workers at san jose's airport. when zivala's vehicle was t boned by a mercedes, the driver got out and ran. >> turn yourself in please. do yourself a good deed, please. for my family's sake. >> reporter: it tears them up. the driver left the people who hit to die. and they're anguished to hear people saw this vehicle speeding and swerving. it sped off through a red light, and the officers chose not to chase. >> they felt at that time, that for safety reasons, the best decision was to not pursue the vehicle. >> reporter: those same officers happened upon the fatal crash a half mile away, two minutes later. >> non

but we begin with ktvu's debra villalon with the euphoria being felt by die-hard fans -- deborah villalon with the euphoria being felt by die-hard fans. >> reporter: die-hard fans went home with this team, it says we own the west. jubilation bubbled over as players gave fans a champane baths. >> we got our crowd here. the energy you feel out here is unbelievable. >> it was a party everyone had to wait for. the a's clench came courtesy of texas losing. and when that happened mid- game, realization rippled through the expectant crowd. yeah it was a little weird. i didn't know whether we should get all excited in the dug out. we did shake hands a little bit. but we did still had a game to finish. and we had to stay focused. >> i'm exstatic right now. we're number one. >> reporter: when the corks finally popped and championship t-shirts went on fans lined up to buy their own, lucky to snag one. >> i wanted it and just want to wear it tomorrow. >> reporter: what's next? >> nothing, two t-shirts. >> we are the best, oakland a's, all the way baby. yeah. >> reporter: on this day no thought of an