>> reporter: why the author of a law rejected today by the u.s. supreme court thinks if he writes another bill he has another shot. the latest on the saturday search after the amtrak tragedy and more information should be out today about hackley command. >> reporter: and a woman is accusing a company for discriminateing against her. good afternoon.

topping our news, the supreme court has overturned a california law banning the sale of violent video games to children. new at noon, we have reaction from the bay area man behind the bill. kraig debro will be joining us shortly about that to give us information about this rather unusual ruling. in other news, this morning, there was some more information on this amtrak train accident. we're now hearing that later today, the nevada highway patrol will release the names of the truck driver who slammed into an amtrak train killing the driver and five other people. the train was headed to the bay area when it was hit by the truck friday afternoon about 70 miles east of reno. witnesses say the truck skidded for the length of a football field before crashing through the crossing gates. this morning we spoke to some people who had just passed the accident site on their way into

the bay area. >> we came that way and saw the cars. it was a horrible sight. all on the train, they were very upset you can tell they were all grieving. >> the ntsb is now looking into the safety report of the trucking company that owned the big rig. they still did not know why the truck did not stop. the conductor was also killed in the crash and five people are still unaccounted for. a second person has now died after a car crashed into a nursing home. suzanne infantty died from her injuries yesterday. police the 90-year-old driver hit the gas pedal instead of the brakes and the car crashed through the window.

two people are being treated at hospitals. the driver has not been charged. right now, a danville teenager remains in the hospital following a weekend accident at a cruz county beach. on saturday, 17-year-old ryan buchanan went to sunset state beach with a group from creekside community church. he was critically injured when the sand tunnel he was digging collapsed on top of him. he was taken to san jose's valley medical center. doctors say his heartbeat is strong and his first brain scan was encouraging a. there's no video out showing beaten giants' fan bryan stow in an argument with another man. the cell phone obtained by tmz was taken in the bleachers shortly before stow was brutally beaten in the parking

lot. it shows a dodgers' fan pointing a finger in his face. it does not appear to the giovanni ramirez. the police are aware of the video but have not asked of -- asked for it. >> if the l.a.p.d. does go through the proper channels if this tape is subpoenaed properly, obviously, we will comply. >> stow remains in serious condition in the hospital. the suspect is being held on parole violation. he was transferred over the weekend to a correctional facility in san diego. the los angeles dodgers this morning filed for bankruptcy protection. the chapter 11 filing sets up a showdown with mlb over the future of the franchise. the team blames major league baseball for failing to approve a deal with fox sports. the owner, frank mccourt, was

counting on the deal to keep the troubled team afloat. mccourt and his wife jamie mccourt have been involved in a contentious divorce. am 1 abercrombie and finch is facing a -- abercrombie and finch is facing a lawsuit filed by a woman. jade hernandez has more. >> reporter: the woman who filed the lawsuit has said shows has already received death threats. she says all she wants the company to do is review and change their pollty. now, the woman wore a scarf over her head. when she worked for the parent company back in 2009, she said

she was told she could wear her scarf as long as she wore different colors. but afterward she was told to take it off altogether. she refused and sheep alleges they fire -- they fired her for it. >> when inwas asked to remove my scarf, i was demoralized and felt unwanted. now i feel the need to double check myself. >> such a look policy cannot be square with our shared values. no worker should have to choose between their religion and their job. >> reporter: in san francisco today, the abercrombie and nin. store today -- finch store operated business as usual

today. two other complaints were lodged against the company. now were -- now, we tried contacting amber comby. we've not heard back. reporting live in san francisco, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. the supreme court has overturned california's law banning violent games. we have reaction from the man behind the bill. kraig debro has more. >> reporter: good afternoon. you take a look at that sign there, they are not trying to hide what they are advertising. the manager on this -- the

supreme court said kids can be exposed to a game that depicts police officers being killed. according to the decision. the man who wrote the bill and the supporters condemned the 7- 2 ruling and said it ignores a precedent. >> in the past, they've pre -- they've protected from cigarettes, pornography. and fee felt this fell within that. two justices offered simple fairly tales are just as violent. yet those stories are not banned or sensorred. is senator yee says he's not

giving up. >> if you look at justice score lea, he -- scalia, he does however seem to be paying out a pathway about crafting the bill. >> reporter: justice clarence thomas arked that there's no first -- argued that there's no first amendment right to speak to minors without going through their parents. games may be too violent. sometimes they just shrug their shoulders and -- and shay, they will -- say, they will just see it in school or at their friend's home.

we have a developing story about a crime scene. police have blocked off the intersection of 81st avenue and international boulevard in east oakland. officers are not giving much information at this time. but it may be the location of a deceased person. more information on the person and on later newscasts and on ktvu.com. union police are investigating a shooting say it happened at a -- at the same house where two other people were killed. police found a 22-year-old latino man suffering from gunshot wounds.

>> the initial information is the suspect approached on foot. i don't have a race. i have dark clothing and that's it. >> the victim is lit listed in critical -- is listed in critical condition but is expected to survive. police say there were two other shootings and they are now investigating the connections. volunteers are busy now in an effort to help the homeless. it's almost the end of june but rain is back in the forecast. 1, 2, 3! all right! >> one of san francisco's landmarks just got rolling again. we'll tell you which cable car line.

a major fire has destroyed a hotel in florida. the fire burned for hours causing the roof to collapse. 150 people had to be evacuated from the facility. not far from disney's animal kingdom park. a television station reports that 12 people were taken to hospitals. we don't know the extent of their injuries.

the cause of the fire is under investigation. it's been one month since nursing student michelle le disappeared and family members and friends are still hoping she will be found alive. over the weekend, dozens of volunteers searched rural parts of the east bay. they are searching with limited information but are focusing on areas based on tips from police. le was last scene at the kaiser. this is day one of a homeless survey being conducted in santa clara county. volunteers gathered early this morning at the west gate church in san jose before setting up teams. their goal is to house 1,000. >> this week we're going out in the streets and registering all of the weeks that are most at

risk for death in our streets and creating a legislature -- recre -- creating a registry and we'll take that back to our legislators to see what kind of solutions can be had. today, waste aren'ts were issued for moammar gadhafi, one of his sons and libya's intelligence chief. threes arrest warrants officially make them international war victims. this court has no enforcement and relies on other states to make arrests. president obama met with senate majority harry reid this morning and is said to meet with senate is republican leader mitch mcconnell this afternoon. mr. obama is steping in after

talks with joe biden broke down last week. democrats want to close loopholes. republicans are rejecting tax increases and say they want to focus on cutting spending. the government is set to hit its $14.3 trillion on august 2nd unless congress acts. british researchers studied 11 people who developed diabetes later in life. they were put on a diet of 600 calories a day for eight weeks. the patients averaged 620 calorie as day. and by the end of it, they had lost 33 pounds and had no signs of diabetes. you can get screened for diabetes today. the santa clara health department is offering this at two locations in san jose. the crane center on lindsen

until 5:00 p.m. and at a mobile clinic at saint jame's park -- st. james' park. a report says the white house wants u.s. automakers to almost double fuel efficiency. the paper says the obama administration is pushing fuel economy to nearly 56 miles a gallon by 2020 -- da by 2025. that would raise car prices by thousands of dollars because they would become battery operated. the damage from severe flooding in minot is already done. right now about 4,000 homes are under water. the sourus river crested yesterday morning and is still is 12 feet above flood level. water is -- water crests are

expected to rise next in other rivers. fema is offering assistance but says many people don't have flood insurance. good afternoon. mostly sunny skies. temperatures very similar here in san jose. if you are dealing with low clouds outside your door, you could be a lot cooler anywhere from 5 to 8 degrees. sith in the 50s. san francisco, 50, oakland 57. hayward also a cool one, although hayward beginning to see the sunshine. where we got 60s. concord, livermore and again san jose dealing with mostly sunny skies. sitting right about 57 in napa. low 60s in santa rosa. for the afternoon, we expect to bounce back. we have rain on the way. i today rain. already you can see the front approaching the northwest cover

of california get rid of the low clouds. we have mostly sunny skies in store for today. but big changes are gonna impact us. your radar here showing you, this is the front that will sleep in late tonight until storm morning. in the overnight hours, perhaps a little bit of light drizzle. the front here still way to the north. north bay would experience -- could experience a few light showers but the front does not arrive until 11:00 and then it takes up most of the afternoon until it reaches the south bay. scattered showers in the forecast. we'll see anywhere from an inch or two-thirds. partly cloudy this afternoon, winds will pick up 15 to 20 miles an hour in some cases. again, come tomorrow, cloudy, wet, much cooler than what we've seen in recent days. let's enjoy today. temperatures will be back in the 80s in some areas.

82 expected in st. helena as well as fairfield, 79 in santa rosa. 80 walnut creek. 70 san leandro. mid-70s in sunnyvale and then the coast cooling back a littleby. 59 daily city. 62 degrees in -- 62 degrees in san francisco. it could be cool by the coast especially if the low clouds hang in there. giving you a look at the extented forecast. dry today, wet by tomorrow. look how cool -- how cool we are. we bounce back quickly. mid-60s for the coast stand the weekend looking dry and warm. >> i've been out here about 20 years. this is pretty unusual? >> yeah. >> not completely out of the question. but unusual. >> a little bit of rain at the end of june. all right. thank you. >> you are welcome. the jury announced minutes ago its jury in the federal corruption retrial in rod blagojevich. the jury has convicted

blagojevich of trying to sell or trade prime minister's -- president obama's old senate seat and other charges. blagojevich faced 20 charges. the jird as 1 was dead locked on two of them. the most serious charges each carry a ten-year sentence. last is -- last august the jury was able to come to a decisionen 23 of 24 counts of blagojevich. but again, the breaking news, a jury has just convicted rod blagojevich of trying to sell president obama's senate seat. the cable cars are back in business after six months of maintenance. this is video of ed lee and others welcoming back the cable car line. they sayis the perfect time for the line to start running again. on december 24th, the line closed for a $24 million

upgrade. there was a close call for our planet a couple of hours ago. we will tell you what almost hit us blast

taking a live look at the big board on wall street, signs that a widespread european debt crisis could be averted sent is

the stocks up -- sent the stocks up today. a florida photographer took some once in a lifetime video while watching surfers, when suddenly a shark jumps um. the shark a is a spinner -- the shark is is a spinner known for jumping -- the shark is a spinner known for jumping. nasa says austere bus sized asteroid had a close -- says an an -- had a close encounter. the as steroid was discover -- the asteroid was discovered last week. scientists say it's between 50 and 60 feet. tonight at 5:00, the moves

that protesters are making to block smart meeters in one bay area county. we're following up into the investigation is in the deadly accident -- in the deadly accident. that and more coming up at 5:00. thanks for watching. have a great day. ;