bystanders run for safety, leaves two injured and a man identified as the opener hospitalized. good evening i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. the store is called the toga and is located at the basement

of the gift and jewelry mart. police did arrest the man but say he only surrendered after emptying his gun. we start with jana katsuyama, she happened to be driving past the area at 2:00 this afternoon and was on the scene just as police started blocking off the street. >> reporter: those streets are still closed. right here on brandon. i do want to tell you we just checked at the two women who were killed and the coroner is not releasing their identity until their next of kin has been notified. police here are at the scene and we understand that they

have found a knife. people inside the gift center and jewelry mart were running for cover. some said they heard three shots, others say they heard shouts that a gunman was in the building. >> there was a lot of running and screaming. people running around frantic. >> they told us to get back in the building. >> reporter: they were among those who hid until police arrived. police chief greg suhr say it is first three officers on the scene saw a man outside. >> a suspect was walking on the north side of the street covered in blood. >> reporter: police say the man fired at the officers then went into taqueria dos amigos.

>> the suspect ran out of am in addition, threw the gun on the ground and prone himself out and surrendered. >> reporter: this map shows, 888 brannon's basement level. where the two women were found dead at the vitoga jewelry shore. s tore. -- store. investigators say surveillance video shows the the shooter acted alone and -- >> we have reason to believe that this was not the first time the suspect was in the building. >> reporter: the male victim who was injured was taken to the hospital and is in critical condition, but is expect to survive. jana katsuyama, eyewitness

news. the owner of 888brannan issued a statement that says in part, we're truly saddened about the shooting at 888 brannan today. busy owners and workers at the jewelry shop say it's a small community of shops and the people coming and going know each other. amber lee reached out to those who live near the community. >> reporter: there is a lot of sadness out here we're on seventh and brannen. you can see the crime tape is still up. if many people here tell me it was chaotic scene. strangers sharing their stories of fear and confusion. >> as i was pulling in i heard pop, pop, pop. it didn't register. then it went pop, pop, pop again and i said oh my god. >> reporter: gunfire prompted her to run for cover.

>> i ducked down, then i said what am i going to do. >> reporter: this woman owns a spot. he says that she knows the women killed, one in her 40s, the other in his 30s. and she knows the owner. >> very nice girls, very nice. >> reporter: near by businesses were on lock down four hours after the shooting. ken lam tells me he saw one victim as he was being evacuated. >> i saw just passed by the store. we saw a lady laying down on the floor. >> reporter: the owner of hector's photo shop says he's

worried about his safety. >> scared? >> yeah, we're thinking they're locked down, maybe we should lock our doors. >> reporter: we found a number of people who came to this area to try to go to rei only to find that this story has shut down for the rest of the evening. amber lee, ktvu channel 22 news. more details now about the gift center and jewelry mart. the building houses more than 125 jewelry and accessory showrooms. right now the building is undergoing renovations and all the businesses have been moved to the street level. several of the businesses deal with gold including vitoga where the shooting happened. gay and lesbian wedding resumed two days after a ruling

next month. the justices asked for arguments from the state by 8:00 tonight with prop eight supporters to respond by monday morning. and more details now, san francisco city attorney dennis herr era released a statement saying in part, this motion is useded in a vain hope of pursuing an inconstitutional agenda. runway 28 left is back in seventy this evening. these are some of the first flights to land just two days after crews started moving the debris and wreckage. first though some sad news from san francisco general hospital. doctors there say a child badly injured in the crashlanding died this morning. that means that accident has now claimed the lives of three people. doctors say the family of this latest victim ask that details about her name, age and injuries all be withheld as they grieve. but they were able to tell us

this. >> she died of her injuries. it is a pediatric patient who has been in intensive unit since the crash. >> five patients are female including one child t. sixth is a male. two of the adults are in critical condition. stanford hospital now has one patient in serious condition. san francisco police chief greg suhr confirmed today one of the chinese teenagers who died on flight 214 was run over by an emergency vehicle. but the coroner has not yet determined if the 16-year-old was alive before she was struck. her body was found on the ground covered with foam. with the wreckage now moved all runways at sfo tonight are now fully operational. deborah villalon is live at the airport and tells us the wreckage is the only hint of what happened. deborah.

>> reporter: julie the wreckage is behind this tarp which the airport put up because so many people were driving out to this lot to see it. but looking from the top of our vantage point you can see the airliner. eerie to drive at the same spot where what should have been a routine landing went horribly wrong. >> just insane being close up and seeing this and seeing half the plane missing. >> reporter: people are drawn to the wreckage. towed out of sight but not out of mind. >> it's still hard to believe that this happened in san francisco. i can't believe the horror these people must have felt. >> reporter: it's up to asiana to dispose of it. pieces of metal and pieces of san francisco history. >> life goes on. all the runways are open and

all the planes are lined up. >> reporter: at the park alongside the airport where people watched jets come and go. there was release to see the wreckage gone and the pace pick up after such a traumatic week. >> it will fade over time. but obviously for a while you will think, something happened here. especially with the young kids that were killed. that was really sad. >> reporter: the runway opened ahead of scheduled only after fuel contaminated soil was replaced and repaint with new markings. >> we saw gangs several feet long. we saw holes on the runway. >> reporter: asiana will get the repair bill. for how much? >> we don't know at this point. >> reporter: flight delays that

have troubled the airport for days are finally easing. there's no word yet on how long this wreckage will remain here. live at sfo, deborah villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. today we want to say that we are sorry. we made several mistakes when we received this information. we never read the names out loud. then during our phone call to the ntsb where the person we spoke with confirmed the spellings of the names we never asked that person to give us their position within the ntsb. we heard the person verify the information, and we then rushed the names on to our newscast at noon. today the ntsb issued a statement about what happened. it says the national transportation safety board apologizes for inaccurate and offensive names that were mistakingly confirmed as those of the pilots. a summer intern acted outside the scope of his authority when

he erroneously confirmed the names of the pilots on the aircraft. we work hard to make sure that only factual information is released and we deeply regret today's actions. appropriate actions will be taken to ensure that such a serious error is not repeated. we apologized our on website and on our social media site. i've been working for channel 2 for many years. we pride ourselves on getting it right and we have the highest of standards and integrity but the fact is there's just no polite way to say this. today we made a mistake and we want to own up to it. today we offer our most sincere

apologies to you and to the four pilots. and in 90 seconds, first he reported his daughter missing then he was arrested. >> my daughter is missing. i have to live

new video tonight from the

alameda county jail if dublin where the father of the missing girl was freed from custody. webb has been missing for at least 24 hours. patti lee is at the jail. >> reporter: i talked to john anthony webb about an hour ago as he collected his belongings inside. he said he was unable to sleep or eat when he was in jail and he blames himself for his role in her disappearance. we caught up with john anthony webb as he left the santa clarita jail, distrout about his missing daughter. >> my daughter is missing and i have to live with that. even though i'm out of jail, i'm still not free. of how i feel. >> reporter: the county da

refused to charge webb. he said he just stopped to drop into a bbq joint and grocery store. he relived the moment he found daphney missing. >> her seat was pulled over. the back door was open. and my moms purse was gone. >> reporter: today oakland police search efforts turned up nothing. and tonight oakland residents held a vigil for daphney in the neighborhood where her father reported her missing. webb says he plans to return to 87 and international maybe tonight to look for her. webb did not answer questions on why child protective services was looking into their household last year or about a restraining order against his wife kiana davis keeping her 100 feet away from her home. >> i didn't do that restraining order sir. i'm not going to discuss my

wife. >> reporter: he says both he and his wife had nothing to do with their daughter disappearance and are devastated by what happened but they're not giving up hope that their baby girl is alive. >> reporter: and now that he is out of jail, webb tells me he hopes to be able to find witnesses himself. people he says may not trust the police with that information. reporting live at the santa rita jail, patti lee. the two sides in the b.a.r.t. labor talks are taking the weekend off. management met with mediators. one of the two unions involved sciu is threatening a long and difficult strike if no deal is reached by the first week of august. bay area theatergoers hyped up -- lined up to see the new movie about oscar grant.

it includes the shooting by a b.a.r.t. police officer. people we talked to outside the grand lake theaters in oakland said it's important to them to see this film. >> it's a must to be here. we were support of it for oscar grant. we feel it wasn't right and it has to be right and it's going to be right but this movie is going to show it all. >> reporter: fruitvale station opened today in select cities including san francisco, oakland, berkeley and new york. it's set to open nationwide in two weeks. bay bridge officials have asked the federal highway administration to review a proposal for a temporary fix that could allow the new eastern span to open by labor day after all. an independent bridge engineer suggested officials install temporary shims in four bearings caused by those steel rods that cracked. there's no time line for a decision on that request. now despite the broken bolt issue, work on the new eastern

span continues. crews spent the day paving the span with special asphalt. the asphalt contains a high strength apoxy blue and is two inches thick. officials say it will flex with the bridge and will be easy to fix and maintain. janet napolitano announced she is stepping down. >> reporter: homeland security secretary janet napolitano appears to be leaving the hall ways of washington, d.c. for the hall ways of academia. >> she has told people i'm really psyched, i'm really psyched to be coming to the university of california. one of the things she wants to do in her first 30 to 60 days is to go out and visit all the

campuses. i think that's an incredibly positive step. >> reporter: and gavin newsom who is also a member of the -- napolitano graduateed from santa clara and was the first female valedictorian. her experience heading the -- her proposed salary has not been made public. retiring president $600,000 a year plus a housing allow --

allowance. that's three times what napolitano makes in washington. at uc berkeley, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. fog off the coast right now. there's a bit of it that's starting to move into the bay. we're starting to see it in berkeley as well. it was mild today. it was going to be a little bit warmer as we head into your tomorrow. current temperatures have us in the 50s and 60s. 58 in napa, 68 in novato. then clears out and temperatures start to warm. this is where we were today. here is where we're going tomorrow. temperatures in concord up four degrees. another four degrees to 89 in

livermore. so a warm up for your saturday. sunday looks nice as well. when i come back we will have the specific forecast high and we'll look at the forecast members for sunday as well. we'll see you back here at 10:45. jury deliberations begin in the george zimmerman trial. the call for calm in the community as the verdict news. >> we just wanted justice. we just wanted closure. >> their father was

shoppers at a vallejo strip mall got a surprise after a woman crashed her car into a pillar and partially damaged a pillar. a witness says the woman got into her car and tried to drive it backward off the tow truck then crashed. a family in the south bay

won a legal victory from the city of san jose. the family sued after a family member died when police used a taser. family members of steve salinas gathered outside of the courtroom stunned but happy after the city awarded them $1 million. the family acknowledged salinas was high on the drug pcp but was unarmed and said the taser used was excessive and contributed to his death. the judge agreed. >> it was more of a shocked reaction, happy and excited for myself and my family. >> there is wrongful death out there. and a lot of cases aren't proven but we took this to trial and i'm really happy that we did. >> reporter: the family had

been seeking $12 million but the family says it wasn't about family but trying to change or stop the police department ease use of safety. >> i think the message is officers are going to have to be careful the number of time they're tasing people. >> reporter: the city is very disappointed on the ruling and the officer who did the tasing left the department and did hot -- not make himself available for the trial. >> we just wanted justice. we just wanted closure. now by dad can rest. >> reporter: the city has two months to appeal. a dog that apparently ate a poisonous meat ball has died

today. oscar died today. so far police have found some 50 fainted meat balls and are looking for the person or persons responsible. stricnine is a poison used to kill gophers. first the options on the table as jury deliberations on the zimmerman goes into the weekend. >> and a reminder you can get ktvu news

jurors until george zimmerman jury trial have begun deliberations and plan to continue deliberating tomorrow.

supporters of the victim trayvon martin made it known the verdict they want. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> reporter: police and community leaders in florida are asking for calm as they await a verdict. the defense made its closing argumenting today saying the killing was a case of self- defense and asked jurors to put personal feelings aside. >> it is a tragedy but you can't allow sympathy to feed into it. >> the jury can find zimmerman guilty of first degree murder or the lesser charge of manslaughter they also have the option of finding him not guilty. the all female jury deliberated for three hours today. prosecutors filed a 977 count indictment today against ariel castro. he's the man from cleveland accused of holding three women captive for more than 10 years. the former school bus driver is

charged of aggravated murder, rape and kidnapping. castro punched and kicked one of the women causing her to have -- john sasaki explains police are taking action to address those fears. >> joe pansenbo parkway runs across the street. just under the roadway is one place where at least two people call home tenuous as it might be. >> people feeding on other people, it's like an animal kingdom sort of thing. >> reporter: but the homeless who often set up camp here and can be seen from near by apartments raise concerns for others. >> are the conditions, not only the filth. but the fire dangers of them lighting something on fire. they have to keep warm overnight time. >> reporter: it's been serious enough with concerns about crime, fire danger and

pollution in the creek that some bay area residents have concerned. >> it's spilling into it. obviously where people live there's going to be waste. garbage, waste, things like that. >> reporter: so police posted signs warning homeless to get out by next week. >> reporter: police will call public works with the city. that leaves the people who live here scrambling to find alternate locations. >> you're not welcome any where. it's okay to live and exist just as long as you're not seen, heard or knowing that you exist. >> hopefully thins work out and i get some housing with my social order. you know, medical issues and stuff. >> reporter: police say they'll be clearing the camp on tuesday as they have in the past. and they'll try to get those remaining here connected with mental health services. a hunger strike by thousands of inmates is losing steam. kráebgs officials say 7,700 inmates refused to eat again today.

that's down from over 12,000 yesterday and 30,000 earlier this week. the state considers an an inmate to be on a hunger strike after he or she has missed nine consecutive meals. thousands of oakland city workers are expected to get a raise, their first raise in six years. the city and two of its largest unions have reached a tentative deal on their contract. it would give workers a 2% raise this month and a 1% raise next month plus a living increase. investigators say they have a warrant for the arrest of matthew gatner in connection with the stabbing death of

karen myers. he is said to have ties to both nevada and sacramento counties. grief counselors will be on hand at a grocery outlet in redwood city this week end after an employee was killed on- site. 43-year-old mindy udo was found inside a machine used to crush cardboard boxes. calosha has been at the company. a safety panel is recommending a safety task force after last year's five at chevron distribution planet. it suggested that the task force be created and use existing regulators from other agencies. a train has derailed south

of paris. the trains were packed with people during the friday evening rush hour as france prepares to celebrate its biggest holiday on sunday. snowden made his first appearance. he wants asylum from russia but then wants to go to central america. snowden says he is planning to stop releasing information as president putin asked him to. mandela's family and close friends have been visiting him at the hospital, his wife is asking them to keep their time with him short. a bay area neighborhood creates a community garden that everyone is raving about. in eight minutes though, why the owners of the land now want them to move along. and what those urban farmers

plan to do. at 10:45, chief meteorologist bill martin will be back to break down his

new problems with two of boeing 787 dream liners are causing concern. the most serious is at london's heathrow airport. started eight hours after the plane had landed and it was not near the lithium battery. another 787 developed a mechanical problem on its way to florida and had to return to england. these two incidents sent boeing

shares down. it was down even more earlier today before it was learned that the lithium batteries were not at fault. the deal involves about $11 billion in stock. the justice department along with the attorneys general from 18 states and european union officials still need to sign off on the agreement. the government accountability office has suggested the merger would reduce competition than other large mergers including the accommodation of united and continental. after nearly four months in limbo, twinkies are back on the shelves tonight. wal-mart started selling the snacks at its stores. twinkie and other hostess products have not been produced since november since hostess

filed for bankruptcy. the dow added $3.38 still enough for a new record high. the nasdaq was up 21. wells fargo and jp morgan reported profits but a consumer confident survey was lower. at&t is expanding with pa $1.2 million purchase. the company has agreed to buy leap wireless. leap is a prepaid wireless cell phone carrier. the deal will give at&t 5 million additional subscribers from a leap's servicer cricket. this is an artist renders of a proposed campus. the company wants to improve the design. google had previously said it planned to open a new campus by 2014. this was malala day at the

united nations. the diplomat honored the 16th birthday of the girl who suffered a gunshot wound to her head. malala was shot for backing education for girls. she told the youth assembly that education is the only solution. >> one time, one teacher, one book and one pen can change the world. >> malala's defiance was also evidence in the shall she wore. it had belonged to the first female president. warmer weather on the horizon but that's not all. when rain will move in. from vacant lot to urban garden. i don't want [ female announcer ] for the freshest produce,

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a west oakland resident has transformed a vacant lot into a garden complete with chickens but there's only one problem. the land is owned by shell. and the company is telling the urban ranchers they have to leave. >> we call ourselves the phaoupbty garden. >> reporter: neighbors have been able to pick up 12 of the best western eggs the site of a former filling station. >> this has been barren in oakland. >> most of the other people involved in the chicken ranch are homeowners or ranchers from

the immediate area. >> reporter: the project pulled in dixon bailey who has lived here for years. >> i think i like that color. >> this has been so great for our kids. >> reporter: but there was some concern that the still contaminated site may have affected the chicken and eggs. neighbors say an independent lab found no lead. there's only one problem, shell still owns this land. chevron intends to sell the property for full market value. for everyone's safety we have requested that this unauthorized trespass stop immediately. an oakland dweller says she can't blame the company. >> they were digging it out. at first they were digging out the big tankers. i would not want my family to live on a contaminated site.

>> i don't want it to go away because i love the chickens. >> reporter: jade hernandez, ktvu news. there's evidence that aerial spraying for west nile virus did not cause any immediate problems. a study looked at emergency rooms during and after aerial spraying in 2005. researchers found no increase in er visits for ailments linked to the spraying. but they point out their study does not look at long term problems that might result from the pesticide spraying. >> there's a growing movement across the u.s. to try to overturn a ban from gay and lesbian donating blood. the fda says the ban remains in place because of the risk of

transmissible infections. blood drives say it is time to lift the ban and screen each donor. for the first time the fda is limiting arsenic levels in apple juice. today the fda proposed limiting the level of the toxin to the same maximum level permitted in drinking water. apple juice with arsenic levels higher than the 10 parts per million could be the subject of legal action. after a two month closure oakland's beloved merit bakery is back open once again. the restaurant and bakery was forced to close back in may after a fire damaged the store. today employees told ktvu they are really happy to be back at work. that oakland landmark is now open on its regular schedule from 9:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. daily. a mild day out there today.

we had plenty of fog and low clouds this morning. that's how it'll be again tomorrow morning. it was 90 in antioch. look at santa rosa 78 degrees. 85 in morgan hill and 83 in concord. temperatures tomorrow are going to be slightly warmer. that's how it's going to go. there's a little bit of fog showing up at the coast. it's patchy but it'll fill in later on tonight. so fog increases tonight. there's strong wind pushing that fog inland. monday and tuesday, clouds and cool and mild. so this pattern of not being hot. remember last week. this week and into next week it's going to be much different and much cooler. temperatures in the 80s. you can see about 11:00 a.m. it burns back to the coast. that fog just kind of stays right along the coast. there'll be fog tomorrow night as we go into saturday.

you'll see the fog push back in. the typical night and morning fog push. the forecast as you move through the bay area microclimates tomorrow. mid-60s and upper 60s across the bay. then you get your 70s across albany. as you head out into the livermore valley you're going to get into the low 80s. in the warmest spots you're going to get into the mid- and upper 80s. as you look hard, you might find a few more 90s. so it's not going to be swelters. this high pressure is battling this low pressure system and that's why we're stuck in the middle that's why the weather is right where it is. it's not hot, it's not cold. this high bumps up a little bit on saturday and sunday. temperatures come up a little bit more. inland numbers mostly in the upper 80s and low 90s. forecast highs tomorrow night in vacaville. there's the hot spots. 93 in brentwood. everybody else like morgan hill, san jose 87, 82 degrees in san jose. along the coast kind of mild.

the fog will be there most of the day but there'll be some burn off. stinson beach will see some sun tomorrow. the four day forecast with the weekend in view shows kind of similar days. saturday and sunday look a lot alike to me. in terms of temperatures. it is the same temperature forecast. same kind of cloud cover. look at the monday, tuesday, wednesday. you know a couple of degree differences but subtle stuff. five day forecast with your bay area weekend in view is right there. many folks are enjoying their weekend as we speak. so good looking weekend ahead. not as hot as we saw this week. the california state fair kicked off today in sacramento. this year there's also a new indoor exhibit showcasing the unique coastal communities across the state. thoroughbred horse racing also kicked off. the fair runs through july 28

at the cal expo. let's talk sports now. mark is here now. looks like the a's ran into a little buzz saw this evening. >> didn't turn out the way people want it around here any way. nice to see a high crowd and high intensity. the adrenaline didn't quite kick in with the a's kicking the bats. as far as a's fans concerned. big plays right here. justin pedroia with a beautiful play turning josh donaldson smash into a double play. pedroia cannot deny former red sox jet laurie, deep and gone. solo homer, 2-2. and this time two on two out laced it to left. two runs in, 4-2 final. the silver lining, texas lost. a's still up a game in the west. giant fans it is entirely

your prerogative. if you wish to get excited about two straight wins against the padres have at it. we'll be on this particular play however. everything wrong with this. right in the middle of things, brandon crawford and the umpire even gets the call wrong. the ball lands right on the line and he calls it foul. good thing nothing hurt because the next couple of guys were out. pablo comes through to break the tie in the eighth. and the shot that just went out. has himself a double. buster posey break out night for him. two runs are going to score. he had another 2-run double later and another fly. the giants breaking away with this one. and ready to get the victory. giants leading 10-1 in the ninth. not quite complete. definitely not summer vacation for the warriors and they continue to stop their roster

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well in the nba you can never have enough big and tall bodies. always a shortcoming of the warriors but again looks as though management has pulled off a nice little under the radar deal signing maurice pen. the guy is a solid five year vet and pretty happy to be here it sounds like. >> yeah, that's what you dream for. to be in a team that will make the play offs. in a great city like this, a great organization and a great core of guys. whatever happened to one time warrior monta ellis. you barely heard a word about him after he was traded to milwaukee.

he will go higher profile after agreeing to a deal with the dallas mavericksful could set him $100. monta guaranteed to rake in 150 million of mark cuban's dollars. barren davis in a pod cast claims he was abducted by space aliens on a recent drive between las vegas and l. a. a couple of weeks ago. he reportedly says that they examined him and let him go unarmed and unharmed. and he continued his drive to l. a. that's the sporting life for a friday night. barron davis played here for a while. always seemed like he had both feet on the ground. >> seems like hang over part four. >> that's baron davis's deal. >> thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news. we'll bring you the latest on that deadly attack on the

jewelry mark in san francisco. >> mornings on 2 begins at 7:00 a.m. and we're always here for you on ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. have a good weekend.

>> today on "tmz" -- >> so there is a race war exploding in l.a. but we have to talk about sharks on the 405. >> "sharknado. >> everybody won't shut up about it. >> the hurricane/tornado thing blows them in the shore. they were in van nuys. >> was the sharks like this isn't great? >> demi moore is going to a three-day yoga retreat.