a good deed, feed people less fortunate than they were. >> reporter: their three and seven-year-old daughters were also in the van, the youngest was also struck by a bullet. one source says it hit her arm. >> he is a good guy, a church guy, brings a lot of food around to people. and his wife, all night long, mostly taking food to people. >> reporter: william says he didn't see the gunman who shot at brother john and his family but hopes the police catch the person soon. >> i don't know why he would do something like that. stupid, he doesn't even know the people, and they were good people. >> reporter: citing safety for the family, police decided not to release the names of the victims or the church that they were associated with. right now the husband is in critical condition and his daughter is expected to survive. reporting live, oakland, ktvu. and the task force arrested 24-year-old walker last night

in oregon. the officials received a tip walker is hiding out there with friends, wanted in the death of two killings, including michael roth. he is also suspected of shooting two other men, one of those victims died. walker will be taken to the bay area to face homicide charges. and in san quentin, they say a worker there was pinned against the loading dock. the prisoner had surgery this afternoon. our reporter will have an update on the condition and the circumstances surrounding the accident, coming up on bay area over at 7:00. and one day after the massive six alarm fire in fairfield that we covered all afternoon, there are concerns tonight about a toxic aftermath. the ktvu health and science center expert says the concerns may be over-blown, john? >> reporter: what is left is the twisted metal fence, steel

fence that burned around the macro plastics yard. you can also see what is left of thousands and thousands of these plastic boxes. ktvu chopper two first brought you these spectacular pictures. and within the area was plastic, people today are nervous. >> i was sitting out here and got a little dizzy, and my chest was congested. >> reporter: she said she kept her children inside yesterday. but in this neighborhood, less than a mile from the plastics plant cars, houses still are dusted with dots of the burned residue. >> my concern is the site -- the fact -- dealing with my family later. >> reporter: today, workers looked through the charred remains of as many as 15,000 plastic crates, they issued the shelter in place yesterday. although tests are still pending they now think the smoke was not very toxic. >> you know carbon monoxide, the water, the chemicals, they

typically burn off during the fire, very similar to what you see in any sort of wildfire. >> reporter: experts say the reason there is not a concern is because of the composition of the boxes. they say the chemicals don't contain the hazards found in other plastics which make them highly toxic when they burn. reporting live, ktvu channel 2 news. a cleanup under way in southern california after a major freight train derailment. they say almost half of the cars jumped the tracks in a high desert area of northern los angeles county, the accident happening about 1:25 this afternoon in the community of little rock. it is not a heavily poplated area, but some homes were evacuated while the officials determine if any cars contain hazardous materials and are leaking. no injuries at this time have been reported. and tonight the debt showdown is getting intense,

just six days until the country hits the borrowing limit. and as democrats and republicans work on several plans to raise the debt limit, here is what our lawmakers are doing to find the solution. bay area lawmakers say their constituents fear a default, telling them? >> i'm scared about my social security benefits. >> we're tired of this, fix it. >> reporter: but as of tonight there is no fix. house speaker john boehner delayed a key vote after government number crunchers found his proposal wouldn't deliver the deficit savings promised. he defended the plan. >> he is keeping the promise to cut spending more than any increase in the debt limit with no tax hikes. >> reporter: bay area democrats had hard words for the plan new . >> i don't think any democrats will vote for this, i won't vote for that. it will cut benefits to medicare and social security. >> reporter: they say the best way to break the dead lock is to have two separate votes, one to raise the debt ceiling and another one later on to reduce

the nation's debt and spending. the white house press secretary says a default is serious business. >> this is real. and dangerous. there is a reason why it never happened before, because it is dangerous territory. >> reporter: and bay area lawmakers say all of this back and forth is getting us nowhere. >> the time for this situation, and gamesmanship is over. >> reporter: and all the nervousness over the debt situation is having a huge effect on stocks. tom it is like the dow is sending a message straight to d.c. >> reporter: indeed it was because you know sometimes stock market losses are just numbers. but other times they are a huge warning. through numerous booms and recessions, this man has been trading financial securities for 36 years on san francisco's financial markets. as congress plays chicken with the debt ceiling, investors are getting more nervous about

america's credit ratings, support columns of our economy. >> they need to reduce the deficit. and what are the real plans for reducing it. how can you get all that passed by -- next week? >> reporter: time, or lack of it, is hurting their nerves, last week the market lost 43, monday, another 88. yesterday, a 92-point loss and today it pushed the losses up to almost 200 more points. in four days, 422 points lost. >> wall street has ways of sending messages to washington. and one of them the strongest, is by declines in the market place. >> reporter: to him, the message is clear. >> wall street is saying get something done, make it a conclusion, a viable plan. and they will be more nervous as you get closer to the date. and don't reach a resolution. so i would expect more downward action. >> reporter: in fact, the

market's fixed index is a measure of how the trading is going on, that is rising up 15%. it could get worse tomorrow. reporting live, ktvu channel 2 action news. and with all that in mind, here is the way the stock market ended the day. as tom said, investors are worried about a down grade for the nation's credit rating, a move that would likely raise interest rates and be another blow to an already nervous economy. the dow lost 198 points today, more than one and a half percent of the value, the nasdaq lost 5 points, a lost of 2.7%. and two dozen airline flights cancelled today when a number of pilots called in sick. they have been fighting with the union over consolidation plan. the flights leaving were cancelled today as well as two flying into san francisco. there were no cancellations at

san francisco manetta airport. and promising to review a security agency situation in the wake of mass shooting. there is an independent commission to be set to determine what happened. there has been criticism that police were slow to respond to the attacks, and some officers say they had problems with communication systems when the first calls for help came in. police in norway today destroyed explosives found at the home of the suspect in last week's killing spree. they tore up what they say was a hidden supply of bombs at a farm rented by anders behring breivik. the authorities didn't say how many explosives they found, but say they destroyed them all. they also say that anders behring breivik used the area to store fertilizer for the bombs. and releasing a private assessment of safety. ninos yacoub and badal and

david walked over the falls, carrying them more than 300 feet to their deaths. the park rangers say that the high run-off could stop them from finding the bodies until later. the park officials say people must take full responsibility for their safety. and a candlelight vigil to happen to mark two months regarding the disappearance of the nursing student, michelle le, she was seen in one area, where police don't think she is alive. her family thinks they are not giving up hope. the vigil is set to begin at 6:00 at the corner of west tennison boulevard. and behind here, you can see the bridge and people looking over the ledge. they are watching the whale, more coming up. and back here in about 10 minutes, the tomorrow's forecast, warming up in the bay area, we'll have more on the

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. tonight, the gray whale calf that was stranded in the river was believed to be safe back in the ocean. that is the good news, the bad news is, her mother is still swimming in circles in the river. and there is a real concern she may not survive. all this is happening on the indian reservation just south of cla mouth, california. ken pritchett has more on the whale. >> reporter: take a look behind me here across the bridge. it crosses the cla math river, close to here you can see the people looking out there close to the ocean, whale watching in the river below. here is what they're seeing. most of the time she circles from one side of the bridge to the other, over and over and the people follow, including pam bryant, from nevada city. >> normally they're in a

whaling boat, so you may get close but kind of are at the same level looking down. oh my god. >> reporter: the 45-foot gray whale has been here in the river about a month, much of the time spent in this very spot along highway 101. scientists have tried to scare her away with boats and loud noises . >> they tried to make killer whale sounds there to scare her, get the incentive to head out. that didn't affect her. >> reporter: one of the program managers with the tribe here discusses the river. the mother whale was with her calf until saturday when the calf was spotted swimming back to sea. >> they think that now she is back in the ocean she will have plenty of feed and salt water for her skin. she will do quite well, they expect. >> reporter: he is in close contact with the scientists, who say the whale is relatively healthy, but without food that can't last long.

efforts to scare her have been stopped, hoping she will leave on her own, delighting the tourists. >> i loved whales all my life. they're just so amazing, especially with the picture of them on the planet. >> long exposure to fresh water can damage her skin, and of course food is a concern, the river here is on the decline, and declines in the summer months, more on that at 6:00. near at cla math, ken pritchett channel 2 action news. and opening a victim service center, one in the mission center, another in the bay area. this center on 18th street opened up just today. the district attorney says that the center will help the spanish-speaking crime victims work with police and the district attorney's office. >> it is often difficult for victims, especially victims that do not speak english, or ones that live far away from the hall of justice to come to the hall of justice for

services. >> the director hopes it can be a bridge between police, the city and the immigrant community, especially for women who face issues with domestic violence. and san mateo issues on the new trail that would offer more space to bike riders along alpine road. the supervisors have rejected the offer twice in the last five years, but want to give it another chance before the offer expires. some residents say the current proposal doesn't do enough to make the roads safer for bike riders. there will soon be a little more beef to spread out on when you go to lake tahoe. this year's heavy snow melt is the highest level recorded, covering as much as 40 feet. they say the evaporated areas are lowering the lake levels in the coming days. and making for a tough fight against a wildfire burning for a week in san diego county. the firefighters say the

advance slowed down, now it burned more than 14,000 acres on the end reservation there and the desert state park. right now it is 55% contained. the fire has not threatened any homes and is not expected to. okay looking at our weather now, beautiful day here, looks like a lot of fog off the coast there, bill? >> yes, pretty much like we saw the past few weeks, the fog burned out quickly, today's high, warmer. the changes this week we talked about, small changes, couple of degrees warmer, a degree or two cooler right along the coast. here is how the fog foot print looks right now. out in the avenues, there you are. the friends there seeing a lot of fog there. pacifica, getting a bit of a break out there. half the bay area is fogged in as well. towards redwood city and san jose. clear obviously, in san jose, 81 degrees right now, which is quite pleasant for this time of

night. the forecast is looking at the fog returning, that is what i will track in the next couple of days will be the increasing fog, nights and mornings. dictating how the nights go. and cooler in the day. so tomorrow's fog push, tends to be a lot like today, a quick burn off like today. temperatures warmer still as we head into the bay area weekend. go figure, cool coast, hot inland. just what you expect this time of year. so we'll see temperatures in the inland valley right back in the 90s. so hot to very warm. so tonight, dense fog, i've had reports, talked to folks out there this morning, a bit of drizzle out there, some folks using the wipers out there early this morning. low visit as you would visibility -- you may see a little drizzle there as you get going late tonight, early tomorrow morning. again, slight changes, here it is wednesday. this is the same story i had for you monday, isn't it? the same story again tomorrow.

the fog, drizzle, quick burnoff and subtle increase in temperatures, especially inland. and overnight, low 50s, if you go out and about, let's say you're heading to the movies, especially in redwood city or fremont, you want a little jacket because the winds pick up. inland, the movies out in antioch or whatever, you can wear flip flops or a shirt. the sea breeze will pick up, mostly clear. forecasted highs as you go through the climate. those are warmer than i showed you yesterday. mid-80s out to walnut creek, warmer than it was. air quality, taking a bit of a hit. in the south bay, temperatures slightly warmer. there is the low 90s. back here, in just a little bit. we'll look at the forecast high for the city tomorrow. and the five-day forecast includes the continued ramping up of temperatures. i'll see you back here in a moment. the russian space agency looking for plans to crash the

space station into the ocean, it can't be left to be space junk because it would threaten other space craft. nasa officials say it would be a waste to destroy it. they want to use part of it to carry humans to mars. and the air force today forced to destroy an unarmed missile. the missile blasted off about 3:00 this morning from the air force base. five minutes later the missile was 4200 miles away, over the marshal islands. but the air force found a problem and destroyed it. it is the second problem in five weeks with the missile launch, and icbm launched on june 22, successfully reached the target. but a mission control system malfunctioned, forcing ground control to issue the commands. and keeping tobacco away from children. up next, the move the city made to get a passing grade.

plus, this came in a phone call. what the woman on the other end of the phone said that could go a long way to save animals. and remember the helmets in star wars? we'll tell you why they were actually the subject of a ruling today from the british supreme court c

. the star wars creator lost a bat until the supreme court today, ruling that the famous white storm trooper helmets are props instead of art work, therefore are not protected by british copy right law. he has been fighting the company selling the helmets over the internet. they can't be sold in the united states because american law protects the copy right. and critics of california's new gay history law hopes that it will be overturned. they are looking at the mandate in the schools, and it doesn't take effect until the 2013 school year. opponents received approval to collect signatures to put a referendum on the ballot to try to stop the law. and california's vote by mail system no longer to be paid for by the state. but election officials in most counties say they will continue to keep the system in place, because vote by mail helps spread out the cost, and also

makes counting the ballots easier because some of it can be done before election day. and the county that specializes in relief. >> i then wanted to surrender him to somewhere where he would be put down. so i am hoping he will know who his new family is. >> animal lovers long knew that the center is a no kill center, helping cats and dogs for 25 years. they received enough money to expand into a new building, which opened last month, but donations are down by a third. they thought they would have to close their shop in 30 days. our cameras were there, as a ktvu viewer who heard of the fight called in. >> oh my gosh, oh my gosh, are you kidding me? >> you can remain anonymous, for the donation -- >> the shelter's executive

director was thrilled that an anonymous angel stepped in to save them and their animals. the valley humane society says despite their good fortune today, they still need lots of donations to keep their doors open in the future. and the obama administration winning a new law in the bat of the stem cell research. a federal judge threw out a lawsuit claiming the white house violated a law that prohibits taxpayer funding for work that harms an embryo. for ruling allows them to continue to work on a wide range of stem cell projects, searching for clues to a wide range of diseases. and the tobacco coalition of the bay area gave the area a b grade on the annual report card. last year, san jose received an f. the city worked on the tobacco control policies earlier this year.

mount view, among others, received a grades. and a powerful political figure joining the group. will it be enough to persuade ed lee to run for mayor of san francisco? and take a look at this picture, police say this woman is armed and dangerous. what they say she did not once but twice that has her in their cross hairs free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters.

. the campaign to persuade san francisco mayor ed lee to run for a full term is getting a lot of boost from u.s. senator diana feinstein. in a written statement, feinstein, a former mayor of san francisco urges interim mayor lee to run for a four year term in november. she says i believe the city of san francisco needs a steady leadership in making the presence at city hall more uniform. to them, her endorsement is huge. >> it will bring together women who support them and the political factions that support them. she brings another piece of san

francisco to the grass roots effort. >> reporter: lee is on vacation this week, sources at city hall say they wants to talk to his family about running before making a formal decision. the deadline to file is august 12. but if he runs, lee has a major hurdle to work with, when he was voted in as interim mayor, he said he wouldn't run for a full term. >> i am sure, i won't run, this has not been in agenda. >> reporter: but now he indicates he is reconsidering. and if he does, he would break his promise to the board of supervisors. >> he has done a great job this year, but that is because he agreed to be here for one year as the caretaker mayor. >> reporter: feinstein's statement that we shouldn't feel bound to that pledge, and should let the voters decide. one spokesperson has this to say. >> voters are very forgiving. they like it when you say, he is now drawn to public service. and those who don't, this will

confirm why they don't. >> reporter: many at city hall say much of lee's appeal is that he is not a politician. but if he runs for mayor then he definitely becomes a politician. reporting live, san francisco, ktvu news. and san francisco police are asking for the public's help in finding a woman suspected of robbing the same credit union twice. they released these photos on monday at the sf fire credit union on buckinghallway. also it was robbed on july 15th. the robber is described as a black woman in her 30s, about 200 pounds, 5'3", she is armed and dangerous they say. >> the suspect is armed and dangerous, if you know where the suspect is we ask you to call 911. >> she was last seen leaving the area in an older white two- door, possibly 1990's car, and possibly a chevrolet. and this was a day of

celebration for san francisco's redevelopment agency. the organization marked the reopening of the martin luther king, jr. marcus garvey apartment complex after a renovation. it includes a new laundry building, a community center and two playgrounds. >> it was done -- we have to look at all the bedrooms, the rooms, what needed to be done. and we -- in addition to this, we are working on so many other projects. >> reporter: work is also upgrading security features and putting new appliances in all 211 apartments. and the oakland laiders starting quarterback brandon gronkowski agreeing to a new contract. >> reporter: these first few days of training camp will be a scramble for all 32 nfl teamings. one group of raider players arrived today on a team bus,

while some drove to training camp individually. all agree the fast pace to get the rosters training camp filled is new. >> this is -- we have to get out here, put a lot of work on the field. i have a whole new defense i have to work. >> a lot of guys are not here yet. we have to resign a lot of guys and hopefully get a lot of the guys we had back from last year. >> reporter: adding to the chaos is the fact the raiders have a new head coach. but jackson was already an oakland assistant. and his players know some of what to expect. >> oh man it will be 10 times worse. he is a great guy, we're looking forward to it. i'm glad he got the head coach job. >> i couldn't stop shaking hands because i am so happy to see a player. i will push the defense, the offense, the special teams. i will push our coaches. i will push our fans. i'm going to push you. because here is the deal, we'll create something here that is

great. >> reporter: the up beat and enthusiasm of hugh jackson would seem to be just what a team needs in the unusual times. the raiders take the field tomorrow with the first preseason game just 15 days away. in nasa, ktvu. and the lockout doesn't seem to affect the ticket sales, which went up 332% on monday, the day they announced the agreement on the lockout ended. only one game was cancelled because of the lockout. the hall of fame game which had been scheduled to be played in canton, ohio on august 2. and a new poll today showing former massachusetts governor mitt romney leading the pack in the republican presidential race. among the candidates, he is ahead, with michelle bachman

second, and sarah palin is third, followed by former new york mayor, rudy giuliani. and a look at president obama's look at global trade. but instead it involves an ohio machine manufacturer. >> we have what the obama administration is not helping to expand, they are not creating the atmosphere to allow us to create new jobs. >> the ad claims president obama went back on a promise to help. one spokesperson said the president needs to fight certain steps by china and promote u.s. business. and mitt romney made a campaign appearance at the ohio plant today, promising he would help to fight free trade for american businesses. he received a key endorsement from the former ohio governor. and sarah palin may not have declared being a candidate, but she reportedly is heading for iowa, the site of the first presidential

caucus. real clear politics say she will appear in des moines in september. she made headlines with her campaign style bus tour. she says she will decide to run for president early next month or in september. and the warning the dmv is considering posting tonight after a student driver crashed into a dmv office. plus, pictures to show you, a couple of people were trying to stop this element right there. up next, not only did he not get the bike, he also left something valuable behind. and the situation with several muni buses, and what will bring in half a million

. take a look at this youtube video posted by the san francisco communications company, wcg. right in the middle of the screen, you are about to see two people take down a bike thief. christina bell thought it was her bike, one came out to help, the thief jumped off and walked away. the thief also dropped his key to his bike. the security guards say they would be happy for him to come get the bike any time. and the san francisco board of supervisors yesterday narrowly approved an ad agency's plan to wrap 15 buses

with see-through advertising. they say it could bring in half a million. the ad campaign is set to begin on september one. and a student driver slamming right into the dmv office in roseville this week. now the dmv is considering a warning to driving teachers. they say the 17-year-old apparently hit the gas instead of the brake, leaving a huge hole in the side of the building. the dmv is now thinking about warning private teachers not to have students practice in that parking lot. and whole foods to open a store in detroit, the only national grocery chain to have a store within the city limits. whole foods will have a 20,000 square foot store open in 2013, and employ 27 people there. many complain that they have to go to the suburbs to get their groceries. and british researchers found that the bypass surgery may change what people like to eat. it looks at several who had

weight loss surgery. six years after the surgery, the patients had a significantly smaller proportion of fat in their diet. the study's authors say they don't know why the patients seem to crave less high fat foods. university of michigan scientists say there is no link between menopause and diabetes. however the risk drops dramatically if women lose weight and exercise regularly. scientists studied 1,200 women who went through natural menopause or had their ovaries removed. scientists say menopause is a step in the aging process, but not a step towards poor health. and looking at a lion attack, people are concerned for their children's safety, more coming up. and animals found dead at a summer camp. now this letter is going out to parents. what authorities believe happened and why they're sending out an emergency alert to people who live in the area. back here, less than 10 minutes i'll talk about this

fog rolling in throughout the bay. more on if it is in your neighborhood. and how warm your thursday will be

. preservationists may have lost their battle to save the historic house in paloalto, but now they raised 25,000 to buy a section of one of the houses adobe walls. crews began to tear down the house in may, the owner saying it was damaged by an earthquake, and too expensive

to repair. the owner was a pioneer and one of the few women in the area to own property here. and a lion attack believed to happen on the coast, several animals are dead. more from san carlos, where a warning is going out. >> reporter: gasia mikaelian, there have been two mountain lion sightings here, including the area here. and the sheriff's office sent out this emergency warning after some livestock were killed about a half hour from here at a summer camp. in the beautiful area of rolling hills, five miles south, is this ranch, an educational center featuring a live stock program. between monday and tuesday afternoon, several of the goats and sheep were found dead. >> the wounds to the neck looked like there was a mountain lion, the department of fish and game came out to check the animals. and again, they said it was probably a youthful mountain lion practicing the hunting skills. >> this is the smc alert. >> reporter: the alert went out

to 4000 residents in the area. >> i got an alert yesterday. >> reporter: the mother said she was not concerned about bringing the two children back to the camp today, saying the alerts go out often. >> i didn't have my kids, because i didn't want to scare them. but we have to meet every year, you just have to be alert and know how to act if you see one. >> reporter: the camp sent this letter home with students, telling the parents they wouldn't hike the rest of the summer, and that precautions are being taken to stop further livestock animal. >> what i worry police about is people driving and texting. not mountain lions. >> reporter: not the mountain lions? the sheriff's office has logged 28 reported sightings this year, following 34 last year and 14 in 2009. now the mountain lion attacks on humans are very rare. if you see one, make yourself arson big as possible, make noise, don't run and turn your

back. reporting live, ktvu. and parrots learn to talk to others from their mom and dad, the conclusion in the research situation at corenell university. they study the calls, scientists long thought they told others who they were, their gender and who their mate is. by switching eggs around nest to nest, researchers also determined that they learned the calls from the birds that raised them. all right, our julia hayner has more. and alex trebeck makes an appearance on crutches. new at 6:00. he helps to catch a burglar in his san francisco hotel room. the woman now is under arrest. the questions they're still trying to answer about the intruder. plus, nearly 400 auto workers packed into a job fair geared just for them. the reason they police may may

be desirable hires. and more on the gray whale. and coming up with a new idea to try to stay in business. the roxy theater is trying to apply for a license. they are using the nonprofit status to experiment with one day permits for beer sales to try to raise money. they wouldn't save beer they say at family friendly showings. and here in the bay area, kind of hot and cold. it is pretty steady these days. yes, a slight change from day-to-day, warming up today. a slight amount. a few yes. the fog is back at the coast this hour, making a play for many bay area neighborhoods tonight. tonight you will see the fog right along the coast. and still looking at me, okay, there is the fog right there. you can see the forecast for the fog, we're looking at a lot of fog in the evening hours. and then as we go into -- the

early morning hours, that fog will begin to burn back just a little bit. these are the current temperatures, 92 in fairfield, 90 in concord. a little warmer out there. i love the shot here, you get the cool bite. the marine area, the cooler colors. the fog rolls in, 56 in concord, and livermore. tomorrow, just like today. not a big change. warmer, very similar. now the gradual trend, the subtle changes all are leading to warming, right in the bay area weekend. but there is not that kind of deal where you go wow, way warmer. it was 89 or 90 today. we go to downtown, san jose, one of the big, big cities. and one of the prettier cities in the bay area, beautiful downtown. 87 in downtown san jose for a downtown high. if you're downtown around the concrete, down by main street there, 87 degrees, feels like 94, with all that concrete. the heat is coming out of the southwest, 90s in the valley, also clouds.

that is what the north american monsoon is what we call it, a monsoonal deal, just meaning that it is seasonally shifting winds. that is all it is, doesn't mean wind or dry, but in this case it produces clouds to the north of us, possible showers in front of tahoe on friday. you just don't hear it referred to as a north american monsoon. so the clouds fire off stuff around lake tahoe on friday. and for us, really, some hazy sunshine and temperatures on the warm side. so the fog tomorrow morning, there it is midnight. after the 10:00 news. i'll pinpoint and track where the fog is going to be, how it affects your evening. should look something like that. san jose, you're clear. and tomorrow morning as you get going, looks just like that, similar to what we had today. it burns back quickly. and with the quicker burnback, temperatures come up a few degrees. slight stuff. funny too, a lot of times we do this, and the weather forecast, the changes are pretty

pronounced, big wind, even in the summer months this last week i'm talking very subtle changes, 93 in livermore, and danville, forecasted high, warm. these temperatures probably above average in a couple of these cities or about average. and it will feel warm to you as well. along the coast, not so. temperatures in the low 60s. you may see a little bit of sunshine there, a little more in pacifica, half moon and bodega bay. and this is kind of a nice subtle weather pattern, warmer on the weekend, warmer along the coast, really a nice forecast. just for big changes. >> almost like steady as she goes. >> really is similar. and netflix says you can now watch mad men on its streaming service. that means you wouldn't have to wait for a red envelope like these to watch the popular series about the 1960's advertising business. they can see the first four seasons on their computer or

web device. the announcement comes after netflix looked at intense criticism. they are looking at the streaming system and raising prices. sales of music from amy winehouse have gone up since the troubled singer was found dead in her home on saturday. her back the black album sold 37 copy news copies in the past week, the most in years. and sales have gone up by 2000 percent. british officials say it will be sometime before they can determine what caused her death. but she long battled drug and alcohol addiction. friends attended a service in london yesterday. and a new movie out, still ahead, what the red planet documentary and harry potter have in common so pantene said, "breakage and split ends? no problem." they gave me this pantene called breakage to strength.

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. you heard of the year as referred to, third rock from the sun. turns out we are one of two orbiting the distance from the sun. a small astroid was found, 300 beyond 300-yards across and poses no threat to the u.s. and working for harry potter, why not mars? nasa today re-released a 3-d film of the red planet, made more than 30 years ago.

>> reporter: separate channels, clearly seen. >> kind of looks like an old movie, doesn't it? complete with a scientist in a white lab coat. but these images were captured by the mars lander space craft that was part of the '70s vikings mission. in 1979. nasa made what it called a film from the pictures. now a team from nasa's research center has transformed that into a 32 minute digitally remastered documentary, using the original film and sound reels. >> as it traveled in a path around mars, ranging from several hundred to many thousands above the surface, numerous repairs were required. >> reporter: nasa aims -- hopes to have a public screening of the documentary, complete with 3-d glasses. and next month, nasa plans to bring together a crew that originally produced that film,

for a small screening at stanford university. and coming up, a bizarre burglary injures a well known quiz show host, leading to more questions than answers. and this is excitement for the sea. the whale ending up in the river, live there tonight with the effort under way tonight to get her back to the ocean. coming up in just 90 seconds

. it is very hot out there. >> a helping hand on the way for hundreds of former muni workers, still without a job. the reputation they have that could help them finally land a job. and the whale watch on today along the river, the reason the whale is circling aimlessly in a northern california river. complete bay area coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 action news at 6:00. good evening, i'm frank somerville. friends and family are gathering regarding the nursing student who disappeared. the reason they're holding the vigil, even though the police are calling the case a