your realtime captioner is linda marie -- your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. she came running out saying i been shot. >> a stray bullet goes through a san francisco apartment building hitting an 11-year-old girl. who police now have behind bars. with three new suspects behind bars, there is new information on the injuries sustained by giants fan bryan stow. and survivors describe 90 minutes of terror when a gunman opened fire at a youth summer camp in norway. the reason police were delayed in responding.

good evening, i'm heather holmes. >> i'm ken wayne. two young men are behind bars tonight in connection to a shooting that left an 11-year- old san francisco girl in critical condition. the two suspects are 18 or 19 years old. police have not released their names but say they were involved in an altercation in the city's western addition neighborhood last night that erupted in gunfire. alley rasmus reports. >> reporter: eric holtz described the scene when he heard gunfire at 11:00 last night. >> it was loud and sudden. i was -- went deaf, you know, like hear something real loud and shattering a glass. >> reporter: two bullets struck his apartment. one went through the bed room window. his 11-year-old niece was inside listening to her ipod. >> she came running out and said, i been shot. >> reporter: the bullet struck the girl in the chest.

her uncle says she is in critical but stable condition after surgery. >> we don't know who is behind this or what -- how they feel or why they did it. you know? accidently or if they intentionally wanted to had your someone. >> reporter: a neighbor said she looked at the park across the street before the shooting and saw a group of teenagers. there was some sort of argument she heard, and then gunfire rang out. the teens ran away. >> this morning investigators returned to the scene to look for new evidence. neighbors stopped by with questions in support. >> i'm kind of surprised because it went through somebody's window. that could have been my house. >> reporter: holtz says he is anxious to leave what he describes as violent enabled. >> quite a few killings, murders. even on this one block alone. >> reporter: in san francisco, alley rasmus, ktvu channel 2news.

>> the shooting happened in the district where there is increasing crime an lack of jobs and services. >> i think we are losing the 17 to 26-year-old crowd especially if they are repeat other fenders in not giving them something to do, then it does surprise me now that something like this happens. >> as you can see in the sign behind him, he is running for sheriff. he says today's shooting and others like it should be a wake- up call to come up with new ways to keep young people away from street violence. also in san francisco, an arrest in the death of a man in buena vista park six weeks ago. officers have arrested 22-year- old david diaz of san francisco. on june 10, firefighters responding to reports of a brush fire found the burned body of a man. there is no word of motive or other suspects. firefighters in the east bay made quick work of a wind- whipped wildfire that started

about 2:30 p.m. in the altamont pass area near livermore. flames erupted on the south side of highway 580 between vasco and north flynn roads. the fire burned about 70 acres before firefighters had it under control. there is no word on any injuries or property damage. the cause of the fire is being investigated. we are learning new graphic details tonight about the attack on san francisco giants fan bryan stow. a criminal complaint reports louie sanchez and marvin norwood cut stow's tongue and disfigured his face. stow has been at san francisco general hospital since may. the "l.a. times" reports tips from the public led to the arrest of the two men on thursday. they along with doreen sanchez are set to be formally charged monday. giovanni ramirez, the man seen here, was the man police initially called their prime suspect in the case. he has been cleared. but he remains in custody on a parole violation. for the latest on the bryan stow case including reaction from dodgers fans about the

arrest, go to ktvu.com and click on the bryan stow tab. survivors of yesterday's massre at an norwegian youth camp are tonight telling tales of escaping from a lone gunman. at least 58 people are confirmed dead tonight on utoya island. a police s.w.a.t. team blamed transportation problems for delaying their arrival 90 minutes. the young people who survived described the chaotic scene as a man -- a man dressed as a police officer started shooting. >> we saw him coming down. people were running, some barricaded themselves inside the building. and we continued running to the shore and we heard rounds. getting fired on all the time. we weren't sure where to go. some people started swimming over and we got to a boat which we managed to get out to sea and he came to the shore and started firing rounds at the water and the boat. and after a while, he ran out of rounds. he hadn't hit me but he hit the boat but no one was injured.

>> when police did live, 32- year-old anders breivik surrendered without further incident. he is a right-wing fundamentalist. he is accused of setting off a car bomb in oslo's government district hours earlier that killed 7 people. music lovers around the world are mourning the death of singer amy winehouse. ♪ [ music ] >> winehouse was found dead in her london home today. the cause of death is unknown. the soul singer struggled with drug and alcohol addiction throughout her career. you're looking at images from london has her body was carried out of her home. ktvu talked to a former disk join about her and her music. >> what a lot of people saw in her was kind of an old soul and i think that she -- her music transcended many levels. she was able to tap into feelings and emotions that you just don't really see in pop

music. >> she won five grammies for "back to black." she was 27. the president and congress tried to pick up the pieces after talks over the nation's debt collapsed yesterday. ktvu's ken richard reports. >> reporter: here's something you can see at long last. it is the u.s. debt clock at $14 trillion and counting. without a deal to raise the ceiling we can't pay our loans. we talked to congressman pete stark who says a deal is inevitable. >> reporter: the clock ticking and congressional leaders met for less than 50 minutes this morning . >> it's a game of political chicken to see who blinks first. >> reporter: congressman starks says a government default to shut down won't happen that political stakes are too high.

>> the parties that did it last whether it was us or the republicans got blamed lost a lot every seats and they have to let it go. >> reporter: talks to raise the debt ceiling broke down yesterday the president saying time ran out republicans blaming the president. >> there was an agreement on additional revenues until yesterday when the president demanded $400 billion more which was going to be nothing more than a tax increase on the american people. >> reporter: some voters at the town hall meet were skeptical that a debt deal or anything can get done in washington. >> either they will reach a deal that's so minimal that the u.s. credit rating will drop, that's possible, or they will not reach a deal. >> reporter: august 2 is the deadline for default. >> you look around the room, if there is anybody smiling you keep negotiating. when anybody is grump, you drop the gavel because you have it

just right. >> reporter: he would like to see a deal done before the markets open on monday. given today's progress that will be a challenge. ken pritchett, ktvu news. state and local governments across the nation are raising fees to offset lost tax revenues in california vehicle registration fees have increased. rhode island doubled fees at beaches. wyoming is now charging higher fees for trucks exceeding weight limits and in oregon fees are going up for medical marijuana. another dispute between republicans and democrats on capitol hill resulted in the temporary layoffs of about 4,000 federal aviation administration employees. the faa says the furloughs won't affect air traffic controllers or cause flight cancellations. congress failed to authorize funding for the agency. one issue to be language overturning a national mediation board ruling that airline and railroad employees can form a union by same majority of those voting.

republicans want that ruling overturned. now to the race for the white house. a california nn poll has mitt romney romney with 16% support for president by rick perry with 14% and former new york mayor rudy giuliani with 13% of support. sarah palin also came in with 13%. michele bachmann earned 12% and ron paul is at 8%. all the other candidates registered in the single digits. the california public utilities commission is looking for a new safety director in the wake of the san bruno explosion. whoever gets the job will oversee a larger staff of inspectors and have increased oversight powers over everything interest gas pipeline to railroads. the current director steps down next month to take a job as an administrative law judge. brazen rob hit a coffee shop on piedmont. what they were after. >> kaiser nurses are up in arms

about a plan to move an east bay facility. what they say will be missing once the move is complete and why local families will pay the price. and the heat is on all across the country this weekend. why record-breaking temperatures during the day isn't the only problem. >> different story in the bay area. cooldown has arrived. coming up a temperature change you can expect for tomorrow and when 90-degree heat could return to our forecast.

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robbers target a coffee shop in oakland. mike mibach tells us thieves were after one item in particular and a gun was fired when customers tried to stop them. reporter: it's been an oakland staple for 35 years. day by day, one by one, the

customers swing in to a little place called gaylord's cafe. >> hard work, good employees, good drink makers. >> reporter: gaylord's actually didn't start as a coffee shop. it began as an ice cream shop and employees say last night a couple of guys ordered ice cream a ate it outside and went back in looking for laptops. >> someone tried to rob people in gaylord's coffee shop. >> i went to go into our back room to do something, and heard a scuffle, heard something like a chair or table fall over. >> reporter: she came back around to see the suspects ripping away customer laptops and as the thieves tried to get away. >> i think there was only one shot. >> reporter: there was gunfire just outside the front door. >> i don't know how many of our customers tried to stop them. when they did one of them fired and hit a woman in the leg. >> reporter: she was transported to the hospital in stable condition. at the scene a laptop was visible in the street along with various evidence markers

but police say the four suspects no description were nowhere to be found. >> i have lived in the bay area for 14 years. and i have never been this close to anything like this ever happening. >> reporter: but some residents we spoke to today say laptop thefts along piedmont avenue have been occurring more often this year. >> where there's money, people are going to go seek it out. >> reporter: gaylord's owner says that's just the way it is. the highway patrol closed all southbound limits of the nimitz freeway today because of an -- lanes of the nimitz freeway today because of an accident around 2 a.m. in oakland on 880 near 23rd avenue. as you can see two vehicles collided and the road was closed to clear the wreck and conduct an investigation. there is no report of any arrests or injuries. and no word on what caused this accident. family and friends are mourning the death of a san rafael teenager. the 17-year-old girl died on

tuesday in yosemite. 1,000 people have joined a facebook page. the school says counselors will be available throughout the summer for students and families affected by her death. some bay area nurse came together today pushing for more pediatric care. kaiser permanente will move from hayward to san leandro in 2014 without a pediatric unit. nurses showed up at a town hall meeting in fremont this morning asking for support for the unit. one nurse says without it, families throughout the east bay will suffer. >> not having a unit in san leandro decreases access for the families and it's a long way for people from fremont to drive to oakland or santa clara to visit their children. it's very difficult for our families. >> the nurses say they received support today from congressman pete stark at today's meeting. candlelight is providing the inspiration for a fundraiser under way right now in san francisco's hayes

valley. at lotus blue design store 10% of the sale of these unusual multilayered votive candles will go to help people with cancer. cancer survivor lee rose says she was undergoing chemotherapy in 1998 when she discovered the beautiful effect of combining a votive candleholder with a simple candle. since then, her business which she calls glassy baby has raised more than $600,000 for those touched by cancer. the fundraiser ends at 7:00 tonight. in news of the world tonight 32 people were killed when a bullet train hit another bullet train that stalled on the elevated tracks after lightning knocked out power to the train. some cars from the train fell 60 feet to the ground. at least 200 people were injured. in ontario canada, more than a million acres have burned in 111 separate wildfires racing across the northwestern part of province. the flames fueled by two months of drought have forced the

evacuation of 3600 people. officials say cooler damp weather moving into the area this weekend should help firefighters contain the fires in the next few days. the first foreign-born chairman of the joint chiefs of staff retired army general has died. he led them in 1993 by bill clinton. he was born in poland. his family came to theness 1952 and he was drafted into the army in 1958. as chairman, he oversawmill try operations in bosnia and haiti. president obama praised him for improving life for american military personnel. a heat wave bakes the central and eastern portions of the u.s. newark, new jersey hit 108 degrees on friday and was above 100 again today from shortly after 1:00 this afternoon until after 6:00 tonight. power demand in the new york city area reached a new height as people tried to beat the heat with air-conditioners and fans. forecasters say daytime highs

aren't the only problem. things aren't cooling off at night which increases the stress on people, animals and comes. so far there is no accurate count -- crops. so far there is no accurate count available of the number of "heat" deaths. a wildfire in san diego started in the coyote indian reservation in san diego county. it started near a secret military facility called the eagle rock training center which has two shooting ranges. a smaller fire broke out near there in may. there is no word on what started this newest fire which is now 30% contained. boy, it's hard to look at those pictures in new jersey when you look at our weather. pretty nice out there, let's check with our meteorologist mark tamayo. >> we are starting off with the fog in the morning and clouds pulling back to the coast and bay but with that temperatures have been cooling off quite a bit over the past two to three days. right now on the maps i can show you this on live storm tracker 2. there is the view from the fog up above. low clouds banked up offshore

and already surging into the bay for san francisco and sausalito. and also our buoys in the middle of the bay, winds gusting now to 16 miles per hour right around the bay bridge. a look outside right now we can show you this. there is evidence that fog bank already on the increase. and that will continue to increase late tonight into early tomorrow morning. that will be a big factor in the bay area forecast. in fact, we'll show it to you now. increasing low clouds for tonight. tomorrow we'll stick with the theme cool for the beaches, warm temperatures inland and then we have a bit of a warming trend showing up on the long range weather maps. first thing tomorrow morning, partly cloudy skies inland but mostly cloudy skies for the coast and for the bay. most of the bay area starting out sunday morning in the 50s. tomorrow temperatures do come up a little bit by about 2 to 5 degrees from today's highs. and those southwesterly winds will be increasing in the afternoon to around 20 miles an hour. as we take this into next week monday and tuesday, this weather system moves in from the north increasing the marine layer. as a result, more fog and we'll

continue to have a bit of a drop in the numbers for monday. tuesday will be the coolest day of the upcoming workweek. here's our forecast model showing you the overcast with the fog. first thing tomorrow morning at 6:00, widespread pulling back to near the coast and near the bay by 12:00 but still partly cloudy conditions and then there's the eventual temperature range with patchy coastal fog. inland more sunshine, temperatures back up into the 80s and that is all a part of tomorrow's forecast beginning at 7:00. low to mid-50s out there by 12:00, sun-cloud mix, patchy fog at the coast. winds pick up into the afternoon hours and there's the eventual temperature range. warmest locations approaching the low to mid-80s out toward fairfield, antioch and brentwood. oak -- oakland in the upper 60s. san francisco 65. half moon bay at 60. here's a look ahead. >> by tuesday we'll be

shivering with readings in the 60s and 70s but looks like nice rebound beginning wednesday, thursday, and next weekend could be a pretty warm -- more 90s interior so a little bump in the numbers for tomorrow. >> thank you. well, a new library is now under construction in san francisco's bayview neighborhood. the bayview branch library is being funded through a bond measure and private fundraising campaign. plans call for an interior courtyard, study rooms and separate areas for children, teens and adults. the new library is scheduled to open sometime next year. okay. oakland as take on the new york yankees in a nail-biter. sports is coming up. >> but first, a unique parade in the south bay today to celebrate the landmark legislation.

a parade in the south bay today celebrated the signing of legislation aimed at helping the disabled. then president george h.w. bush signed the americans with disabilities act back in 1990. today in san jose members and supporters of the silicon valley independent living center marched along first

street to celebrate their independence ending at the office where there was an afternoon festival with entertainers, art activity and fun for the kids. the as made a statement. >> they got a chance to change things. for a while it's been a constant in baseball. the as and yankees played, the yankees win like for 11 straight games. sweltering conditions at yankee stadium today right around 108 degrees as the as tried to do something about that streak. oakland trailed 1-0 until the 3rd, then josh willingham put the as ahead against aj burnett. willingham gets it with hideki matsui aboard, it was 2-1. rich harden took a 3-1 light to the 6th in pursuit of his second win of the year. nick swisher made it a one run game with his second home run in as many days. that was the end of the day for hardin but matsui made sure hardin would be april winner. off boon logan in the 7th number 8 of the year for matsui. as win 4-3. andrew bailey

holding on in the 9th for the save. slow progress in the nfl labor situation today. lawyers for both sides working this weekend. the latest is player reps are expected to vote on the new deal on monday and recommend approval. the players would then be allowed in the facilities on wednesday when they would vote on both the new deal and recertification of the union. a dramatic change in the tour de france where today's second-to-last stage was a 25- mile individual time trial. evans of australia made up a 57- second gap on previous leader andy schleck. evans not only made up the deficit. he has the lead by a minute 34 seconds. if evan wins tomorrow he will be the first australian to win the tour. golf, canadian open being played this weekend in vancouver. van pelts in style. this is him on 17 and then on

18. a canadian playing because of a sponsor exemption is alone in second one stream back. giants just under way. at&t park against the brewers. they are scoreless in the top of the 2nd. we'll have it tonight at 1:00 on sports wrap. see you then. thank you. coming up tonight on the ten o'clock news a big night for supporters of same-sex marriage n less than three hours, gay couples can marry in new york. the reaction from those in the castro district and where the issue stands here in california. coming up tonight on the ten o'clock news. that is our report. i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes. for all of us here at ktvu, thank you for joining us. our next newscast is the ten o'clock news. see you then. >> caption colorado, llc c comments@captioncolorado.com & %f0