two major tourist areas and this makes this even more shocking. >> there were people walking along the street. unfortunately, there were gunshots between two separate groups. >> reporter: bullet holes mark the aftermath that wounded two people and killed this woman from minden, girlenny -- germany. >> her with us was with her at the time. he was shocked about what happened. he was more shocked when he learned that his wife died. >> reporter: the two were in san francisco to celebrate their wedding anniversary. police took three san francisco adults and two juveniles into custody. they say the violence began just before:00 when two -- before before nine o'clock last night. ktvu obtained this video that

shows two -- [ audio cutting in and out ] >> i heard screaming and bang, bang. >> reporter: the violence shocked german console officials. >> there's no reason to say that -- this is not a safe city. we all laugh here but hope we are not here at the wrong moment. >> reporter: police are an lying surveillance video taken near buildings near the shooting. they are crediting a taxi driver for helping identify in this area. a livermore woman wept in court as she was charged with sexually assaulting two boys for more than a year. authorities say she engaged sex acts with the 14 and 15-

year-olds, one of whom caughted her daughter. according to the indictment, a mother of one of the boys found sexually explicit photos of her on her son's phone. >> she's friends with the kids, best friends. i knew it was true. but i still didn't believe is. >> she's accused of letting a group of boys shoot a pellet gun outside her suv. her attorney asked for privacy. her bail is set for at $4.3 million. tomorrow marks one year of the disappearance of hasanni campbell. he's never been found. a group is getting ready for special events tomorrow because they refuse to give up. rita williams has more. >> frank, tomorrow it will be a

year since a smiling boy disappeared. but that doesn't mean some folks have forgotten him. >> look at him. he's so prier husband. >> reporter: sherri-lin miller is talking about hassani she was busy printing fliers for an event she's organizing tomorrow. >> reporter: a year ago, hassani's foster father told oakland police he left the boy briefly in his car while he went to the front of a shoe store where the boy's foster mother and aunt worked. ross said when he returned, the boy, who has cerebral palsy, was gone. about three weeks after the disappearance, police arrested the foster parents as murder suspects. but they released them three days late later for lack of

evidence. they've now reportedly split up and moved out of state. >> we need justice, we need to find hassani's body and we need justice for him. >> reporter: this woman volunteered to hold a fund- raiser in her san leandro salon to help. >> i know how it feels. >> reporter: she said the killer of her own daughter, 17- year-old melissa lopez, will be sentenced later this month in fresno and helping others helps her. >> i tool is now over. i he feel i'm ready and troop -- i feel i'm ready and prepared to go out and help now that are suffering the pain i suffer. >> reporter: even on college avenue where the boy reportedly disappeared, most people today said they forgot hassani campbell. >> i don't know who that is. >> who is that? >> reporter: now, if he's still alive, hassani campbell will

turn 7 years old next month. reporting live from the newsroom, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. some bay area gay couples are anxious slip awaiting for a judge's stay to be lifted in order for same-sex marriages to resume. a federal judge overturned the ban last week. but it's still not clear exactly when gay couples will be able to legally marry again. in the meantime, there was another day of weddings at san francisco's city hall which meant another day of same-sex couples sitting on the sidelines. >> right now it's a little bit hectic not knowing the answer. it's crazy going back and forth being legal and not legal. >> the state could be lifted any day and if it -- the stay could be lifted any day and if it is, there's sure to be a flood of couple going there to get married. state senator leland yee of san francisco wrote a bill that would allow counties to choose whether to increase the cost of marriage licenses by $10. he says the governor's

proposing slashing $16 million from state domestic problems. >> i'm hoping he will look at this favebly and protect the domestic violence programs. >> opponents say the proposed fee is actually a tax increase that requires two-thirds approval by the voters. at a hearing this morning, there was some support for a citywide liquor fee that would recover money spent son alcohol- related services. but opponents say it would hurt small businesses. some question the lee fall -- the legality. next up for the plan, a discussion is in september. did a pit bull need to be shot three times by law enforcement?

rob roth is live in hayward tonight to tell us what prompted the shooting in the first place. rob? >> reporter: maureen, friends and neighbors have been leaving flowers in front of the house where, prince, the pit bull lived. that's where he was. prince was 3 years old and had just three legs. last evening at about 7:00 one of his owners said prince and another dog slipped out the front door and ran outside to the mailbox. >> they were running over here to use the bathroom, where they always do. >> reporter: standing in the middle of the street were three alameda county sheriff deputies investigating a shooting that occurred a few blocks away. the dog sea owner said prince gently headed to one of the deputies. >> i came after him and -- the sheriff is already shooting. i'm like no! no! i'm waving my arms and they said go in the house!

and they kept shooting him and i heard him wimperring and they just killed him. >> is was aggressive. >> snarling, barking. when the dog gets to be about ten feet away, he fires twice and then he continues toward him and he fires again and the dog stops. >> but the owner insists that prince was not acting aggressively? >> not barking. >> reporter: no. >> no teeth exposed? >> no. >> reporter: and neighbors say prince was well known and well loved in the neighborhood. >> you get some dogs that are nice and peget around other people, kids, postal people, u.p.s. drivers, and they get aggressive. >> reporter: prince's owner say at a minimum they would like an apology. the sheriff's office is investigating what happened. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news.

we have breaking news just coming into the ktvu newsroom. a 3.9 earthquake has just struck in watsonville. the usgs say it was centered south of watsonville. it hit about 15 minutes ago. we spoke with the local newspaper. they said they felt quite a jolt there. there have been no reports inform he damage. but the headline at this hour, 3.9 earthquake just south of watsonville about 15 minutes ago. police in stockton arrested four teenagers over the weekend in the beating death of a 15- year-old boy. buddhist monks came together pray. a witness reported that eight or nine people pulled him out of a car and beat him at a city park friday afternoon. police believe the killing may have been gang-related. >> police officers in oakland have agreed to take home less money to protect their jobs. now they say it's up to voters to seal the deal. officers voted overwhelmingly to pay% into their pension

plans. they also agreed to a two- tiered pension plan for new employees. if the measure passes, the union is guaranteed no layoffs for three years and 80 officers will get their jobs back. not only are they protectors of the community but they under to protect and provide safety, that means paying themselves. san francisco leaders are taking a fresh look at chaotic regulations for new mobile food vendors that are turning up around the city. one supervisor says the permit process for taco trucks is poorly defined. says some vendors pay heavy fees while others skirt the rules. he wants to transfer regulatory powers to the department of public works. >> i haven't seen the new rules that they are trying to -- to apply but if it's something reasonable, i'm in five of that

-- i'm in favor of that. >> the supervisor this would make it easier for vendors to do business. still ahead -- why hondas are recalling hundred of thousands of cars tonight. and the clouds pull back to the shoreline. not a big change in temperatures. outside the fog doing its thing. we do have a warmer forecast. and details on a major effort underway to eradicate the oriental fruit fly in the bay area.

city officials started to stripe the first of a -- of a new bike track. >> reporter: maureen we're standing next to a green bike lane, green because it's separated from vehicular traffic. we're on market street off van ness avenue. this has become a route from the downtown area and now there will be miles more of bike lane

in san francisco. san francisco mayor gavin newsom celebrated the lifting of a now-year-old court injunction that will now double the existing network. >> being a world-class city means we have to be a pedestrian-friendly city, it means we have to be a city friendly to bicyclists. >> san francisco will be transformed and the streets will be a wonderful place for everyone to travel. >> reporter: there are 35 new like bane projects. some a few blocks long will only take plays to complete. the others will be done in a few months. they are spread around the city and include cesar chavez, polk, north point, fifth street. but in some cases, driving spaces will be lost which was the basis for the court injunction. in an already-congested city where a lot of people think there are too few spaces, the idea is controversial. >> i don't think it's a good idea. there's a problem with parking. there are not a lot of parking

spaces. there's a lot of demand for parking. >> reporter: city law says bicycling increase has increased by .3. money has been set aside for the projects. not all of the details of the project has been released to us yet. but be ready for real changes on the streets of san francisco. live in san francisco, jim vargas, ktvu channel 2 news. state agriculture officials began ground spraying in the south bay to stop a possible oriental fruit fly infestation. they are targeting an your of milpitas and the boundaries are -- the discovery of two fruit flies in milpitas late last week prompted the e raid cation effort. >> it its everything from citrus to peaches to nectarines. all types of truth and

vegetables -- truths and -- truths and vegetables would be affected. california lawmakers got together to discuss how they can learn from a recent water crisis in industrial. the company made significant policy changes a few years into their ten-year droughtant california's food an agriculture secretary says it's time we do the same. the secretary is urging the passage of the $11 billion water bond but there's a push to have it delayed until the 2010 ballot, when supporters -- 2012 ballot, excuse me, when supporters hope the state is in better financial shape. california is currently in the fourth year of drought. there is sa new rule in parts of santa clara county today aimed at getting children to make healthier choices. kids' meals that have more than 480 calories and 600 milligrams of sodium will no longer come

with a toy. this is only for the unincorporated area of santa clara county. we got reaction. >> it will keep the guys from going to mcdonald's. >> my kids eat at mcdonald's quite a -- at least once a week and they never get the happy meals and they get it anyways. they like the food anyways. >> restaurants could face fines for violating this. mark, it's kind of interesting, the weather. you go inland, you get one thing and you go to san francisco and it's a completely different climate. >> we have complaints about the cool weather and we also have praise for the warm temperatures in the inland. i want to quickly update you on the earth. it's poxed on the -- positioned on the map at 5:51 this evening out to watsonville, seven miles to the east of watsonville.

it's a fairly shallow quake. no reports of aftershocks with this quake just yet. but once again, that was a 3.9 that happened at 5:51. pack here in the bay area, the low cloud and fog are pushing into the coast and a few patches of fog are pushing in the bay. you can see the rains around 60 in pacifica. 67 in oakland. lower 80s out towards fairfield, also livermore and concord only in the upper 70s. this was the scene looking out toward the bay earlier in the afternoon. looking out towards san francisco in the distance. more fog is expected overnight. pretty much the same pattern for tomorrow but temperatures will be trending upward as we head into the weekend. 54 degrees in the morning. by 12:00. 64. mostly sunny skies by 3:00. we're expecting the temperatures to op out in the lower -- to top out in the lower 70s. this weather pattern will be on the move as we head into the weekend. that will be the result of our

warmup. no major changes. partly sunny skies around the bay with a bit of a breeze. inland, sunshine and inland areas on track to reach the middle 70s. in the afternoon hours, partly to mostly sunny. there is is the eventual temperature range with the upper 50s for the beaches. warmest locations on track to reach the upper 70s. possibly a few low 80s. san jose, 7. jew tops out in the mid -- santa cruz tops out in the mid-60s. your five-day forecast pretty much an identical forecast as we head into wednesday. look what happens with the trend for thursday, friday, saturday. that will be the beginning of a warming trend. monday, about a week from now the warmest locations could be approaching 90 degrees. we're kind of turning the curve a litt bit in the long range. >> thank you, mark. lawmakers may be one small step close to getting a state budget passed. the senate appropriations

committee unanimously passed a bill that would make agreements for opinion shuns for the unions binding -- pensions for unions binding. on wall street, stocks closed with numbers moderately. the dow rose 45. the nasdaq gained 17. honda says it will recall more than 428,000 cars in the united states and canada. openers will be notified next month. the recall covers the honda accord, the honda civic and the honda element models made in 2003 and 2004. honda says a part called the ignition interlock lever could fail. that device prevents the driver from remove, the key unless the vehicle is in park. if the part fails, a parked car

could roll away -- could roll away. coming up, the allegations against lance armstrong and the california connection. we will explain.

the most powerful half-ton crew in america has a powertrain backed for 100,000 miles. chevy silverado half-ton a consumers digest best buy and the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road. now get 0% apr for 72 months on 2010 silverado half-ton models with an average finance savings around $5,800.

a french tv station says drug allegations against lance armstrong are being investigated. details of the probe are not public. last week "the new york times" reported that team mights said armstrong encouraged the use of performance-enhancing drugs. armstrong says the claim is not true. from here on out, everything is multiplying for the giants. they play the padres and the cubs are in town tonight. they are trying to shakeoff a rotten road trip in atlanta. tonight, it is jerry garcia night. they have a cover band. they are playing some of the grateful dead's big tunes. the chicago cubs will be without lou piniella, who is visiting his sick mother. meanwhile, fred englass caught

up with him and asked him a bold prediction. he made. you said, we're gonna win this thing and you are not looking back. >> if he pitches friday, he has to go out there and get it done. we'll be out there backing him. we believe it or else we wouldn't be here. >> whatever hoops, day by -- happens happens, day by day. >> if you public go out and say you -- publicly go out and say you are gonna sweep the padres and don't look back, back it up and say i said it. yes. the mariners' manager was fired today.

ken griffey fell asleep in the dugout, fighting in the dougout -- dugout. that's the sporting life. well, tens of thousands of bus commuters are headed in different directions. coming up at 7:00, the new temporary transtube opened this weekend. more on that coming up at 7:00 on tv36. i'm maureen naylor. >> i'm frank somerville. thank you for joining us.

woman: did you bring the camera phone? man: i did. do you wanna go first? i've been waiting for this all day. ok, this is from... aunt stacey. introducing chase quickdeposit. just photograph the front and back of your check using the chase mobile app on your iphone, and hit send. it went through. this is so cool. this is so cool. you wanna try it? yea. ok. all right. who's next? make a deposit from anywhere, anytime-- with your iphone. to mister and misses walker. why would they send my parents a check? chase what matters. ♪