supporters say the admission by the judge in the case that he is in a relationship with another man is giving them grounds for an appeal. the judge struck it down last year. a lawyer says he should have removed himself from the e the into question his bit. he said it is not a reason to be disqualified from a case. new details about the shooting that killed two and injured two. the shooting happened this morning at sweet jimmie's between second and third. ktvu's john sasaki is here with what he learned from an eyewitness, police and relatives from one of the victims. >> reporter: that is the spot where someone opened fire with a weapon and cut down six people. this afternoon i talked with the family of one victim who

was shot in the head. this morning someone opened fired a sweet jimmie's. two people are dead and four others injured. we found a witness. >> i heard the shotgun. i think he had white on. >> reporter: how many shots? >> six. the victims, a 26-year-old man who is in serious condition. >> find out what we have been told, random, somebody goes in the club, shoots it up. >> reporter: he is a close family friend. he is calling to an end to violence. >> the family that is not raising them, giving them morals, that's the issues. >> reporter: investigators still trying to find the gunman. sources say this is not a case

where the shooter was turned away at the sweet jimmie's. >> it appears to be indiscriminant. we are is still investigating. >> reporter: police released this photo of a car. a white dodge carrying four men. the mayor said police will be patrolling this area more heavily now. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. just two hours later and a few blocks away, a second shooting. a man was wounded on clay street and taken to a hospital. he is expect to beak okay. police also ran into radio problems over this weekend. we found where one of the biggest trouble spots is in the city and when a fix may be in place, coming up. fire investigators say a fire in san francisco's north beach neighborhood appears to

be accidental. it started at 12:15 this morning. firefighters put it out in 40 minutes. three people were treated. a neighbor rescued one of those trapped by the fire. >> then i -- i carry him. because he is in the top floor. go down. and the door cannot open. no -- no -- no lie. i saw the smoke and fire. >> investigators estimate the damage at $1.5 million. six people were unable to return to their apartments. >> new information tonight about the massive number of fish killed as a result of a huge warehouse fire. ktvu's robert handa live to tell us if there is any permanent damage. >> reporter: there is some good news to report on the condition. as you walk around the water

all you see are dead fish, such as these. hopefully not for long. >> reporter: there are signs of life, wildlife today. activity that disappeared here after last week's two day fire dried the warehouse a mile from the slew. firefighters resorted to foam to put out flames. >> puts a layer of foam over it like a barrier, soap, and that's what helps. >> reporter: the run off, foam and fire debris smithered dozens of fish. today there is no long-term damage. >> good news. >> fire chief is relieved but not surprised since firefighter consulted experts. he points out the priorities were to stop the smoke from going into town and reduce

water run off. >> without it we could have dumped 2-3 million-gallons. the fire investigation is also impacted by the size of the building. investigators say it will take time before crews can make the structure safe enough for investigators to enter. >> allow us to get over the roof so it's safe for us to get closer to the building to see if we could determine where it started. >> reporter: this afternoon he says he expects to rule out arson. and at this point they expect it to return to normal eventually. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. we have an update on a story we brought you last month where someone stole a man's cremated remains. a care taker found an earn outside a church on friday.

the same church where two earns were taken back in early march. the other earn was recovered last month. they were inside a back pack and police speculate the thief might have taken the back pack not knowing what was in it. muni investigators decided last week's incident was caused by human error. a rider posted this video friday on youtube. when the door wouldn't close at the station the operator should have used a pin to secure it and notify the control center. the door reopened while the train was in motion. the operator is on non-driving status. joe the jet perry died. he played 14 years with the 9ers. 1948-1960 and 1963.

he was the first player in nfl history to have back to back 1,000 yards rushing seasons. jean pierre was 84 years old. this afternoon a judge ruled against nfl owners and said the lock out is over. the judge granted the players an injunction allowing them to head back to work. scot mcmarland -- scott mcfarland reports, a ruling on the appeal could come tomorrow morning. owners locked out players last month after they could not come to an agreement. it means they can't trade players or hold training camps. with two football teams here there is a lot of interest on what happened app what happens. ktvu's -- on what happened. the possible impact of a

shortened season. >> reporter: with today's injunction in place it will be felt in both bay area teams. here, home of the raiders it won't boo felt as harsh. candle stick park sits empty right now. if the nfl is able to get the decision suspended, the season could be in jeopardy. >> we will actively try to make sure that the space is programmed to the best we can. with or without the nfl. >> reporter: san francisco could lose up to $3 million. that's money it makes from sales and parking over the season. officials stress they are hoping for a football season but point out the 49ers are only a part of the revenue. >> special events and we operate parking garage. >> reporter: things are

different across the bay. oakland. a lot of things that we will do right away in order to maximize. >> if there is a lock out the hotels and restaurants would be hit the hardest. >> millions of dollars. just in that kind of spending by the fans. >> reporter: experts say the longer, if it's a short season or canceled that will hurt the nfl the most because fans may lose interest. a radar gun could be centered equipment, how radar and a simple walking test could help diagnose a concussion. victims of the san bruno pipeline explosion will be heard what is being done to help them recover. pg&e will review the actions it

took since the disaster. jackie spear says officials and leaders will participate. the explosion killed eight people. searchers found a body believed to be that of an 11- year-old new jersey boy. the boy's father said he left his son along the banks while he went to get other family members. when he returned he found slide marks leading into the water. they are working to recover a body. protesters mere maryland are rallying tonight in support of a transgender woman beating inside a mcdonald's restaurant. a beating that was caught on tape. >> when she came out of the lady's room, two teenage girls spit in her face and beat her. police say workers filmed the assaulted and cheered on the

attackers. >> one pulled my hair. they were kicking me in my face, back. i kept telling the people to get them off of me. >> a customer and employee stepped in to help. police arrested an 18-year-old and 14-year-old. prosecutors haven't ruled out hate crimes. mcdonald's fired the employee that shot the video. what was found in the water at devil's slide. a drizzly morning, the sun came out and we are headed for a spring time weather pattern you will like, where the warm up will begin.

back now to the breaking news we told you about. a gas leak that shut down highway 92 in both directions

in half moon bay. joining us is a sergeant from the chp. tell us what happened. >> 4:30 we received a call of gas drifting across the roadway and lanes of highway 92, we determined that it is some type of gas main that has broken. now right public works, pg&e and caltrans trying to figure out how to find the location and fix it. >> how dangerous is this? >> well, it's extremely dangerous that's why we shut down all lanes in both directions. having natural gas on the roadway could cause serious problems. it's a huge concern for public safety. so we will keep the lanes closed till they are able to find out where the break has taken placed and get that

fixed. so please take alternate routes. >> at this point, they don't know exactly where the break is? have they been able to shut off the gas yet? >> well, i am not sure if they have been able to shut off the gas. i would like to say, given the amount of time, they probably have. the biggest concern is determined where the leak is taking place. they have a crew working on that right now, three different agencies working very hard. this is truly a huge concern for public safety. >> we all know what happened in san bruno. right now we have live pictures, showing the back up of folks stuck there as a result of the closure there of 92. again, we all know what happened in san bruno, is this potentially the same type of thing that could happen? >> well, you know, this is truly something i would have to

say is beyond my area. when you are dealing with notcheral gas that's always a huge concern. there was a lot of lessons learned from the san bruno incident. it's hard for me to comment on the level of severity but i must say it is severe enough to shut down the freeway in both directions. we know that you know, the end result could be tragic if it isn't handled properly. >> this area isn't in the middle of a neighborhood. are you familiar with thought area and are we talking about houses and businesses in the area or is it as we see, wooded terrain? >> yeah. right now it appears as though the freeway is the only area of concern at the moment. as the crews are able to get in there and get a closer look and determine if any homes or

businesses will be in harm's way then there could be evacuations later. at this point we haven't given any evacuation orders to get businesses and homes cleared. >> all right. we appreciate you taking to time. to recap. what you are looking at, there is a gas leak in near half moon bay. highway 92 has been shut down in half moon bay near main and skiline boulevard. we are trying to get aheld of pg&e to hear what they have to say. we will continue to have updates throughout the newscast and at 6:00. we are learning earlier this month the tunnel project was shut down after they found traces of the chemical that

made erin brockovich famous. caltrans is taking no chances it might have a toxic tunnel. >> quick action and quick fix are keeping the tunnel project on schedule. >> reporter: the water that drains contained high levels of chromium 6. >> could be carson carcinogenic. >> can be from natural sources and industrial sources. >> while it is sometimes hard to find, in this case they found it almost immediately and they were able to take care of it with few delays. >> we determined that it came from the concrete. >> reporter: caltrans shut the project down temporarily. >> 5 working days, as a precaution to make sure there is no danger. >> it's gratifying to see a

health protective stance. >> reporter: caltrans says it has a self-contained water drainage system. it installed a special chemical filter. >> it changes chromium 6, which is dangerous, to chromium 3, which is benigned. >> something we need in our body. >> reporter: caltransays once the concrete dries there will be no chromium problem ever. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. several more weeks before we know what caused a man to fall from a effect later and died. michael smith died last tuesday. emergency crews found him with his coat, sleeves and hair stuck in the escalator.

they are still conducting toxicology tests. united health care workers rallied to defeat a rival union. >> i would like to give one more -- >> today marks the first day of balloting for hospital workers. they are being asked if they want to remain members of the union or join the national union of healthcare workers. the ballots are due may 9. the feuillantian was created in 2006 -- the new union was created in 2006. new life at the home for low low income disabled place. the new st. peter's place. one resident said an early childhood illness left her with impaired brain functioning. >> i have been wanting to live

on my own for a long time. i have been on a wait list for six years. from the bottom of my heart, thank you for helping me to reach my goal. >> nancy pelosi hoped christen to new home. mixed reports on corporate earnings put a damper on stocks. netflix scored. coca-cola and 3m report tomorrow. the nasdaq was up 5 minutes. word of a major warm up? >> >> we had cool weather around here at times over the weekend. drizzle as well. hope it didn't rain too much. we saw clearing this afternoon. warmer day time highs. i want to show you clouds.

63 in san jose. clouds big time as we move through the last few days. less cloud cover today after lunchtime. san francisco flew clouds there. as we move into the forecast, overnight lowes cooler. 71 in santa rosa. patchy fog possible inland. valley watch. as the days get longer, closer to summer if goes away and we replace that with coastal fog. the computer model coming up shows no rain in the forecast. this is the current satellite immage had t shows rain up north of in the eureka area and less cloud cover. that was the story last week. massive amount of clouds off the pacific. not well organized. and enough just to produce

light amounts of rain. fog and clouds tomorrow when you wake up. coastal, little fog. inland little bit. we are warming up. going to be nice around here. will feel more like spring time. allergies, tree pollens are going off the hook. we will look at the five day forecast, see you back. 30,000 children came out for the white house easter egg roll. that is president obama blowing the whistle to start the race. children came from all 50 states. among them 9-year-old jalen from fairfield who won a lottery to attend. her mother, grandma and brother came too. the wait may be over. it's been talked about but we received word on the white version of the iphone and

apple's plan to put it on sale. and you would get funny looks if you did it but when they say an app could do workers a lot of good. a charming farmhouse. bree: right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister.

. live over the area of san mateo county, sky line boulevard and highway 92. there has been a gas main

break. we just spoke to chp, both directions of 92 are still closed. crews are on the scene. they are working to find the source of the gas break to shut it off and get the drivers on their way. we will update in 5 minutes at 5:30. apple insider is reporting apple has begun shipping the iphone 4 in white but the retailers have been told to hold them till further notice. there are indications apple will make the announcement on wednesday. >> sonny spokesperson said the company has no idea how it will take to restore the play station network. hackers brought down the network six days ago. the fixes are time consumer and they are working to get back online as quickly as possible. no word on who the hainingers are. there is speculation it may be

the group anonymous. it is okay for air traffic controllers to nap on their break. mark points to studies that short naps help keep workers alert. his remarks came after the federal aviation administration fired two air traffic control for clopping on the job. the head of the faa says he will not allow napping at work. a failure to community. oakland police officers say they have a hard time maintaining radio contact. technology and police speed gun can help athletes who had a concussion. that story still ahead.

new information on the gas leak in san mateo county that shut down highway 92 in both directions. tom vacar just got off the phone with pg&e. tom? >> reporter: just got off the phone with pg&e, one of the spokes people there. he says that it was a distribution line a lower pressure line that brings gas from the transition line into places like where the break occurred and it occurred near a garden supply store in half moon bay. pg&e trucks are there. the gas has been valved off. there is no more gas seeping. because gas is odorless they put a chemical in it, a rotten egg smelling thing, that will linger in the air for some time

but the leak has been done. this is from david who says not a transmission line, but a distribution line a local line, which is now capped and under control. we will have more on this as soon as we get more. we should have that soon. back to you. >> can i ask you a quick question, people get nervous when they hear gas leak, does this information mean the danger is over? the potentially danger is over? >> reporter: the source of the -- the feeding source is off. can it be there could be gas that gathered inner inside of a store room or structure, that is a possibility depending on how much leaked. unless there is a pilot light to set off a fire, the problem is pretty much open -- pretty much over. we have confirmation that route 92 is open. even the chp feels there no

great dangerous there. if they are in fear they wouldn't re-open the road because a exploding structure could have consequences, many feet beyond where it sits. i think, assuming what pg&e says is is correct, this problem is over, accept for the smell of murcaptain. >> all right. excellent information. thank you. tom vacar reporting there. to the problem with police radios in oakland. we have reported on the problems before, including what happened yesterday. tonight we have found one particular area in oakland that appears to be a problem spot when it comes to radio communication. ktvu's rob roth shows us where the area is located. >> right here we have an oakland police radio, similar to what officers use.

but numerous officers said their radios often don't work in this neighborhood. they say many times it's a radio dead zone. >> reporter: the owner of this pharmacy says his business has been a frequent victim of break- ins. when he told him that officers have a difficult time maintaining radio communication he became concerned. >> disturbing to imagine. >> i was able to copy. >> reporter: police officer have been complaining about the radio system for years. >> copy? >> i can copy. >> reporter: while the radios worked today. as we reported yesterday they went down during a high speed chase. the driver crashed a stolen car but the police officer had to

use cell phones to communicates. they are investigating what happened. this is the second time this month the radios didn't work. police officer say communication is vital to their safety and the safety of the public. >> we had a time where we are chasing and people are yelling, it's just like -- you know without proper logistics. >> scary thinking the police won't get a call if there is a crime going on in my neighborhood. >> reporter: officials say a new communication system should be up and running sometime this summer. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. 90 minutes the counselee will open a packed hearing. it will decide the fate of the fire department. the city is dissolving the fire

department. they will choose from three options. create a standalone department, merge or contract with a private firm. the firm has a bad track record. >> the federal government is interested to protect am of the vital -- >> they had a few problems. a firefighter being killed and osha siting the company. immigration rights supporters demonstrated today. they supported a fill for s calm. >> it has caused hundreds and hundreds oaf deportations and families to be separated and it is causing people who are

charged with minor infractions or not charged with any crime at all to be reported to ice or immigration. >> they plan to travel tomorrow to stram to lobby for ab1081. -- to sacramento to lobby for a b-1 081. new technology to reduce problems from concussions. includes something similar to a radar gun. john fowler is live with this new way to diagnosed athletes. >> reporter: brain trauma injured 60,000 u.s. athletes a year from high schoolers to the pros. >> i was missing the plays. what is going on? they figured it out. but i didn't know i had a concussion. >> reporter: we showed him this video sent to me by georgia

tech researchers. a new radar concussion detector. tracks walking motion while the athlete recites months in backwards. >> it stresses you to do two functions. >> reporter: they >> reporter: coaches on the sidelines would have a measure oof which athlete had a concussion. >> less hiding. less -- there would be less controversy about athletes going back into the game. >> hopefully stop other problems that come along with having these concussions. >> reporter: besides athletes, soldiers office suffer concussions. the initial effects are similar to being under the influence of alcohol. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. go ahead and pull up a

seat. the interesting opportunity bart is giving its riders as the agency looks to its future. gabrielle giffords is being told what happened the day of the shooting. her reaction and the details still being kept from her.

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opinion on something up close and personal. the train seats. a lab has been created to get feed back on the seating for future cars. you can comment on things. we took our own survey. had get rid of the fabric. >> comfortable and clean. >> cleaner seats. they are nasty. dirty. >> the lab will taken to community centers and events. go to www.ktvu.com to learn when it will be at a location near new. congresswoman gabrielle giffords started to learn the details of the shooting in january that left her with a shot to the head. gabrielle giffords' reacted by saying so many people and no, no, no. she is still unaware a staffer, a judge and a 9-year-old girl are among those killed. this friday she is expected to

attend the launch of the space shuttle endeavor. the lawfirm defending the marriage act quit the case today. they were hired 7 days ago. that came after president obama and the justice department said they would not defend the bill. analysts say the firm decided it couldn't afford to take the case because other clients threatened to take their business elsewhere. shown like something out of a movie, how a jail break was pulled off overseas. and the clouds are clearing right now. as they do things will warm up. i will show you how warm in your neighborhood. see you back here.

. fighting continues in a battle ground in libya but that may soon change. rebels are celebrating after forces loyal to moammar gadhafi say they will soon be leaving. no reason was given. hundreds of people have been killed in this stronghold. observers say many soldiers are mercenaries from outside libya. something out of a movie but a real life prison break in afghanistan. the taliban is taking responsibility for the escape of 500 inmates who slipped out of prison by going underground. >> reporter: looks like a hole in the ground but this is just

the beginning of a 1,000-foot tunnel dug by inmates in afghanistan. 3 feet wide. it drops straight down for 5 feet before turning towards a house where the prisoners arrive. the tunnel by-passes government check points and major roads. the prison break was carried out with the help of prison guards, officials or both. >> it was a preplanned action. >> reporter: the taliban is taking credit for the tunnel. it took 480 inmates 4 hours to escape. most were taliban militants. >> it is a blow, something that should not have happened. >> reporter: officials discovered it monday morning. it follow as wave of assassinations and underscores the weakness of the afghan

government. the escape comes as u.s. and international troops prepare to transfer control of security to afghan forces as part of the withdrawal of american led forces. it is not the first time taliban fighters freed some of their own. intoning 8 they blew open the gates to that same prison. syria. people said 8 tanks surrounded the town and fired on homes. 5,000 troops have been breaking into homes at random and arresting people. snipers kept ambulances from reaching the wounded. the white house is considering targeting sanctions. more than a dozen labor group back local dock workers. julie haener has a look at

other stories. >> reporter: alaigations of excessive force are the focus of a meeting which is just wrapping up. ktvu's maureen naylor will tell us how it could lead to changes for the police department. also, a binge in a can. the ingredients inside this new drink and the top attorney who wants it pulled. plus it is a major discovery. the secret behind the largest hunk of gold ever found in the sierra. >> st. louis. we learned service at the lambert st. louis airport is 90% back to normal. surveillance video shows airport employees running as wind sent glass, medal and the roof flying. more than 100 homes were destroyed and 2,000 buildings were damaged in the st. louis area. flooding is forcing evacuations in towns south of st. louis.

>> those pictures are remarkable. over to our chief meteorologist now. >> wet, drizzly weekend and then it continues on to monday morning. now rish clearing and mostly sunny right now. few areas of cloud, patchy fog along the coast. temperatures in the upper 50s. mid-60s and even upper 60s left over from today. and then weal warm tomorrow. the satellite shows the jet stream to the north. that's going to keep us clear for a while as the jet stream starts to recede, we will dry out. so if you can make it smaller, that will be great. okay. the frontal system moving out of the area. there you go. patchy fog tomorrow morning and that will go away quickly.

rain out of the forecast. sunny tomorrow. day time highs come back up. upper 60s and low 70s as we go through the next few days. the model shows you basically clear through the day. 1:00 clouds show up off shore and push of coastal fog around 5:00 tomorrow night. as we look at temperatures, highs tomorrow, warmer than they have been. a trend towards the warmer. a trend definitely for increased tree pollen count. my eyes are red. i suffer from allergies and you will notice them, you will notice them as we roll into the next 36-48 hours because the tree pollens have been waiting to go off. we had a lot of cloud cover, rain, this year and the first few days of 70 plus temperatures they will start to go. especially on thursday and friday. five day forecast.

>> looks nice. >> ways away, though. >> only monday. you have to watch those comments as the young royal guard learned the hard way. the privilege he lost when he dissed prince william's bride.

. it's not too late to

experience royal wedding fever. the airline tickets and hotel rooms are still available. british airways has economy seats open for 1400 dollars. first class ticket, $19,000. 600,000 tourists are expected for the wedding on friday. a palace guard has been uninvited because he made critical comments about kate middleton on facebook. he has been suspended pending an investigation. he posted comments on his facebook page saying he thought kate middleton was stuck up. he was scheduled to be among hundreds of guards lining the route this friday. consider this your invitation to watch the royal wedding live on ktvu. but you will have to stay up late. coverage begins at 2:00 a.m.

more than $200,000 waiting for someone to come forward and the clock is ticking. someone bought a lottery ticket two months ago in san bruno and has not yet claimed the prize. the numbers that it had are 15, 22, 23, 48, and 55. it was bought at a shell station. the winner only has four more months to claim the prize or the money will go to the california school system. the is more news -- there is more news at 6:00. union members rally, the lawsuit they are fighting against and the ties to martin luther king.

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easing at this hour, what we just learned about the gas pipeline that pg&e crews were able to cap. strength in numbers the power these workers have. complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. good evening. i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. that natural gas leak was capped a half hour ago. a pg&e gas distribution line in downtown half moon bay broke this afternoon. the chp shut down highway 92 in both directions between main street and sky line for 45 minutes because of the potential danger. news chopper two shot these pictures. pg&e crews responded to the leak and capped the