a teen ander riding a skaeugt board thupb hill slams into a pedestrian on her daily walk to the beach and kills her. tkpwaoepbgt, i'm julie h-rbgts ayner >> and i'm frank somberville an elderly woman has been killed in a collision with a skaeugt border. lee is live where he spoke to a witness as well as the husband -rbgts lee? >> reporter: shortly after 3:00

yesterday of the noon, an 83- year-old woman whos the street in a large cross waubgt a hrarpblgt panel truck stopped for her a 17-year-old boy on a skateboard slammed into her at more than 15-miles an hour. i heard a thump and looked up and saw a woman lying in -gt street on the curb in a pool of blood and a kid saying "ma'am, ma'am, are you all right." >> reporter: richard called 9-1- 1. he said the teen was ride the skate board with ear phones on >> he was a little dazed and a little overwhelmed by the whole situation. >> reporter: it was a daily routine for mary anne to walk down the street from her home. she was part of an elderly woman who called themselves the beach i recall goes

>> 4 ladies coming through here, and she gets nailed by a skate border they are come -gt down the hill -rbgts fly -gt around hraoeubgt crazy -pt no 1 says tpheugt until somebody gets killed by it >> reporter: tphragt was fly -gt agt half-staff -- >> we have been together for so hropbgt -rbgts i tkopbgt know what to do alone. >> reporter: they met in junior high and is have been march yessed for 64 years. he said his wife it was hit by a fly -gt skaeugt board years ago >> -lgt 17-year-old was not arrested. police say they have sent a report to the district attorney's office >> >> we have new video tonight show -gt the bay area man that survived the fish -gt boat accident mowments after they

were rescued. you can see the survivors were show ebgts haused -rbgts they had to be carried and lifted into a helicopter. thirty-five tourists a encrew members survived in the water off the sea of cortez for a dozen hours or more after the fish -gt boat capsized 65-miles from the -- >> i'm still very hopeful. i was in -gt water for 16 hours and i was october there is still some hope. >> reporter: many of the is 1ur sraoeufrs have he r50e mained in phebgts coto await word about the fate of the 7 men still lost at sea. the families of the 7 miss -gt northern california men are hold ougt hope that search teams mr. find them alive. the familieses are enlist -gt help wherever they can >> julie, i spepbgt the

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taubgt i'm go together phaeubgt history as t first president to live twaoegt >> >> reporter: it was moderated by skwrabgt dorsey -rbgts t twitter cofounder. the president recently announced he will be compose t some of his own twaoegts signed with his stpheurbls -plgt he did very little type t of his own questions were limited to 140 characters, but the president's responses were nothing limited. is >> what miss taeubgts have you made in handle t this resegts? what would you have been tkeufrpbgtly? >> 1 would have been to ebgts plain to t american people that it was go t to taeubgt awhile to tkpwegt out of this. .

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middlemen and give it to celebrity customers >> >> we are follow t some develop t news this hour this video just in from contra costa county where a man was found shot on a popular trail >> this pwoebgt engineer in t bay area. .

developing news, around 8:45 this evening emergency crews responded to a trail off of pittsburgh off of harbor street and atlanta avenue. they found a man shot lie lying on the delta deanza trail.

his condition is unknown at this hour. east bay regional police are investigating. a warning for users of iphone, ipad and i-pod touch. it can leave them open to hackers. >> it's an iphone 4 and it's really cool. >> reporter: the company has taken the mobile world by storm and it's iphone, ipads and i- pods has the country out of reach. today the office of information issued a warning that it has a critical flaw if you download critical flaws. it gives the attacker full access to your iphone or ipad. >> reporter: former hacker

turned security consultant means that they can hacker e- mails or eavesdrop. it comes as one website, jailbreakme.com let's users break into their enphones. it appears the flaw only appeals to apple devices. one security expert told us most people don't protect their mobile devices with anti-virus software. right now, there's not a lot they can do actually. they have to wait for the apple fix to come and we don't know when that's going to be be. >> reporter: bottom line apple users should download the fix,. >> we contacted apple and the company sent us this statement "apple takes security very seriously. we are aware of this reported issue and are developing a fix that will be available to customers in an upcoming software update. there is word tonight that

san jose's tech museum has been hacked. a hacker broke into three files containing information on as many as 800 people. then posted their names, phone numbers, e-mail and home addresses on twitter. a spokeswoman said no credit card or social security information was given out and the museum had contacted those who's information was stolen. radio recordings from a southwest flight that developed a hole mid flight in april reveal what was happening in the cockpit. the recording police today indicated pilot didn't wait for approval before beginning an emergency dive. 118 passengers and five crew members were on board. the boeing 737 on that april 1st flight. the pilots are heard explaining the situation to air traffic controllers. >> declare emergency. we lost the cab caribbean. >> the plain landed safely as a yuma military base.

no one was hurt all of the after the incident they grounded 80 similar planes for inspection. the airline says it has been repaired. reputed mob boss james whitey bulger pleaded not guilty to participating in a number of crimes concluding 19 murders. the 81-year-old bulger stood shackled and handcuffed in a boston federal court as he entered the flee in a quiet voice. bulger was once an f.b.i. informant who went into hiding after he was tipped off by a f.b.i. handleler that he was about to be charged in a chase that had since been dismissed. jury selection began in the perjury trial of roger clemens. reporters surrounded clemens. he's accused of lying to congress when he used performance enhancing drugs. the prosecution said it could

call sammy sosa and andy petit to the witness stand. >> petit will be the most difficult because he will say he told him he was using this stuff. >> clemens said his former teammate misunderstood him. the judge dismissed a former little league coach. the rider is from a small island in the british isles but his bike is actually made right here in the silicone valley. >> reporter: many bicyclists say they're inspired by the tour de france and got excited by seeing mark cavandish sprint to his first win. >> cavindish rode the benz.

they won at invasion and opted for a california connection instead of traditional european makers. >> we can deal with nice sleek shaping where other people stick to a bike has to look like this. >> reporter: specialized team mcchlorineen and specialed engineers took what they call the silicone valley look, designing vigorous tubes with aerodynamic facilities which helped cavandish avoid numerous wrecks. >> how will this benefit the so- called average bicyclists, engineers say it's geared to improving bicycles all the way down the line. >> a faster brake. >> reporter: cavandish aren't specialized yet. they will debut a new one at

the tarmac 4 designed appropriately for moving up. in morgan hill, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >> it may be the final hour of the harry potter movie. how many will travel to see tomorrow's london premier. i'm tracking more fog on the satellite. one direction temperatures will be heading this weekend. i'll let you know if we have any more heatwaves in the long range weather path. changes are coming in alameda county. what this department is doing that other departments are not.

an update to a story we first reported today on the ktvu channel 2 news at noon. pg&e tells us crews completed repairs a broken gas main in kent field county. after a crew contracted by pg&e damaged the line with a jackhammer. a pg&e spokeswoman told us the problem is now fixed and gas service has been restored. to solano county where people in a neighborhood want pg&e to provide information about two new natural gas pipelines. they were installed in 1949 and 1965. then homes were built on top of them. residents want to know if the lines meet safety standards. one resident received a federal

grant to study the situation. he says one line is under more pressure than the pipe that exploded in san bruno last year. pg&e says it has inspected one pipeline in april but it takes months to interpret the results. the utility plans to inspect the other pipeline in the next year. in the meantime the neighbors all worried whether those pipelines could potentially explode. in news of the world in iran military fired missiles it says it can hit targets at sea. meantime, the prime minister neighboring iraq told the senior iranian dip platte of his desire for stronger economic bonds between the nation and iran's vice president told reporters he wants to push relations from iraq and iran to higher levels. >> duchess and duke of cambridge visited slave lake where 7,000 people were driven

from their homes. some residents say the visit lifted their spirits. they're expected in california on friday. and in london, crowds started to gather in advance of tomorrow's premier of the eighth and likely final harry potter movie. hundreds jammed in with blanket and sleeping bags ready to spend the night. some traveled as far away as australia to see the film. a rally today in san francisco as doctors, nurses and health care workers all gathered out of st. luke's hospital in hopes of saving the institution that sevens low- income patients. cpmc says it might have to close the hospital unless the city backs off on demands for an expensive community improvement plan. the city wants to the hospital to promise the improvements in exchange for granting approval to rebuild st. luke's and build a new hospital on van es

avenue. cpmc says it has offered $1 billion but the city wants $2 billion. >> is this a deal breaker here? >> absolutely. we can't afford $2 billion. >> cpmc is part of the setter group and they've reported hundreds of millions in profits. it remains to be seen what they can actually afford. >> cpmc and the city are expected to continue to negotiate over an improvement plan. the state senate health committee voted 5-3 to give state officials the power to stop proposed rate hikes for health insurance. state insurance commissioner dave jones supports assembly bill 52. he's already been able to halt increases in casualty insurance. opponents, including california medical association claim the bill would lead to fewer doctors, more overcrowding in emergency rooms and have their

general access to health care. i would question whether i would get that opportunity again and i'm blessed. the second chance some bay area firefighters got tonight. a live report. next. and meteorologist mark is working on a full forecast. his full forecast is coming up in six minutes.

new at 10:00 it's the welcome mat, not the door in alameda county. >> there will be three additional firefighters here as the alameda county firefighters

increase their staff while others reduce theirs. from recruit to firefighters, we were at the center for the arts as a proud mother pinned a badge on her firefighter daughter, as a dad embraced his firefighter son and as a young woman sits side by side with her firefighter fiancee, the al pedia fire department took in four more recruits. >> you work so hard to get the career you wanted and unfortunately it turned for the worse. >> reporter: he is one of four former san jose firefighters to get a second chance in alameda county. the fire chief says it's a win for his department. >> they're highly qualified. they've been through a fire county. have worked on the streets of san jose for a time and we'll be able to move them onto the streets of alameda county and hit the ground running. >> reporter: he is looking forward to getting to work.

weather that means a building fire in newark or andrews. >> i'm blessed to be here. >> reporter: the chief admit it's a unique situation expanding his department. >> we've consolidated and contracted with services for different cities and that's allowed us to reduce the overhead so there's more money available for the firefighter staff. >> reporter: there was a lot of competition for the 24 spots. in fact, there were more than 2,000 applicants. i'm heather heather holmes ktvu channel 2 news. >> a new weapon is set to be launched next month. state agriculture officials will leave tiny stingerless wasps to eat developing light apple moths. california is the only place in north america which is infectioned with the intersect. that moth eats almost anything

with leave for fruit. in colorado wildlife officials caught a 90-pound mountain lion before it could escape into the woods. mountain lions are common in that area. the city even has a special trailer for transporting them. the lion will be tagged and released into the wild. president obama announced he will now send condolence letters to families of american troops who commit suicide in combat zones. families of troops who die in combat already get such letters. in a statement, the president said the issue is emotional and painful but the troop's bravery serve their country. >> to have their suffering and their sacrifice recognized by a letter from the white house with condolences from the president that means the world to them. >> veterans advocates say two thirds of military suicides occur after troops leave the war zone.

starting to cool off today. we had more fog to talk about and as a result the cooling trend will continue. we have dense fog showing up near the immediate coastline surging back into the bay. first thing tomorrow morning be extra careful driving at least around the beaches because the dense fog will be out there and it will impact your visibility. as far as highs most areas cooled off but still hot numbers inland. antioch. we have clear skies inland and coastline fog developing. tomorrow developing fog. warm to hot numbers inland and in the weekend more fog and temperatures really cooling off, especially by sunday. high pressure we've been talking a lot about this over the last few days. this will gradually scoot out

of town and with that the overall headline most areas coming down four to eight degrees on average and as this system moves in from the north more fog and by sunday we'll be lucky to make it back up into the lower 80s. no 90s for this weekend. warmest locations in the low to mid-80s. you can see as we head into the afternoon hours starting out with dense fog in the morning. pulling back to near the shore line. still patchy fog from the beaches tomorrow afternoon and even for parts of san francisco by 3:00 and 4:00. that's all that's left in the forecast. 65 to 66 degrees. by 12:00 coastal fog and by 3:00 warm temperatures inland. either side of 90 degreesing in the san rosa 80. antioch at 90. oakland at 70. san jose lower 80s and these temperatures checking in

around 3:00 or 4:00 tomorrow afternoon with san francisco 65 degrees. not much change on friday. warming slightly. there's that cooling trend the weekend. saturday and sunday will take us into next week. the natural air conditioner is back and you'll feel it the next couple of days. a san jose state university pontiffor lost a number of personal papers written by albert einstein in the 2000 lick fire will get $750,000 in damages. the family blamed for starting that wildfire that burned almost 50,000 acres was ordered to pay the damages to strauss. strauss' father was a friend of albert einstein. those who run the independence theater to hay street in san francisco says it will be closing on july 25th.

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the 2018 winter olympics. wneongchang dominated the competition by the international olympic committee. a lot of excitement for giants' fans. they're still playing and it's been an entertaining game. >> very much so. the last couple of years the giants fit to be tied whenever they play the padres. tonight literally tied in extra innings. tied in 13 innings and that's about as good as it gets against san diego. spending time in the broadcast booth and the giantfind themselves down early 4-1 in the fourth but nate surehold clubs one deep. with a man on and the giants are on in the ball game. two on. pablo sandoval thought he hit it out but it's a two run double instead. he'll take it. he's got a 17 game hit streak

working. it's 5-5, one of the few guys carrying his weight although less of it these days with the bat. in the ninth he saves it in the glove. two on for the padres. is that a great play or what. they would have won it right there. right now the giants are batting in the 13th with two on and two out. the a's didn't send the excitement needle into the red in a bland game with the mariners. another huge fine on the pitching mound. throws seven shutout innings and gets ichiro with an 07-4 and he's provided all of the offense he needs by one scott sizemore trying to win the third base job. solo shot. again later it's sizemore with a base hit that fetches cliff pennington. wins his third with seven

shutout innings. a defeat in group play and it comes at the hands of sweden. it was already 1-0 sweden. neila fisher gets hit, an american woman, a 2-0 lead and it's too much for the u.s.a. team to leave but they're still alive now and will face brazil. >> tour de france, danger on wills. three time winner alberto kuntadore is involved in that. bumps the photographer on a motorcycle causing big commotion there. it's mark kavandish of new

england. wearing that yellow jersey. giants still batting by the 13th. we'll update the search for the missing bay area fishermen. >> our coverage continues non stop at ktvu.com. thanks for joining us. >> so, ah, your seat good?

got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go. be careful. >> thanks dad. >> and call me--but not while you're driving. we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru.