have in custody two men. they are not yet sure if they are the gunman responsible for the killing of that boy or not, they are still questioning the men. international boulevard is a high crime area but the killing the of boy crossed the line with residents here. >> scared. scared. we feel like, you know -- yeah. yeah. we are afraid. >> reporter: they were inside the laundry washing clothes when the father says he heard 10 gun shots outside. it was here where a gunman driving by shot two young men who police say were the intended victims and the three- year-old boy the unintended victim. >> we have a couple leads we will track down. hopefully we bring these people to justice. i we can make sure someone is

brought to justice. >> reporter: police are still talking to witnesses and want to hear from other people who were here at 1:00 this afternoon. the two men who were shot were taken to the hospital and they are expected to survive. the boy died that children's hospital shortly after the shooting. >> before it used to be fist fights, sticks, now it's bullets. >> reporter: he opened a store two doors down, just six months go. he says this is the second homicide in this one block in the past three months. >> you don't know how tough it is to look a parent in the face and the pain they are going through and say you are sorry and you know that doesn't make a difference. >> you are looking at the sidewalk where the boy was hot and killed this afternoon. police are out here in force as

you can see. the police chief says all officers are out here at the scene and working leads. they expect to find the gunman that killed that little three- year-old. reporting live, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >> a stunning development tonight in a cold case that is 30 years old. today police announced an arrest in the murder of a 14- year-old girl. investigators say advances in dna technology led them to arrest a former teammate in the stabbing debt at tina faelz. schoolmates found her body in april of 1984. fbi analysis linked evidence from the scene to a 43-year-old man. he was 16 years old at the time of the killing. for the victim's family there is still unanswered questions. >> without somebody feeling like they got to do the right

thing. >> investigators say they will release the suspect's name when he israpherred to adult court. stocks took a beating today on wall street. >> traders were more concerned the economy may slip into a second recession. investors were buying down graded u.s. treasuries as a safe haven. the the dow jones industrials closed down 634 points to 10,809. the nasdaq is down 174.72 at 2,357.69. before the closing bell, president obama made his first public statement about the down grade of american debt. >> markets will rise and fall but this is the united states of america, we have always been and always will be a aaa

country. >> he hoped the decision by standard and poor's to lower the credit rating will spur congress to reach a balanced agreement on deficit reduction. the current stock market crisis is putting a cloud of uncertainty over silicon valley. ktvu's robber h -- robert handa has more on this. >> reporter: silicon valley hasn't always been effected by theficial crisis but this time inside many buildings tough decisions have to be made. >> reporter: he is like a lot of investors, he is not sure if the high techdry will be damaged by the stock market. >> i don't have any faith out there. i think the stocks have volatile. so i do invest because i work in silicon valley companies.

>> reporter: others were lonely slightly less negative. >> i have faith we will come out of it. >> reporter: high tech company have been hit across the board. rob says while firms will hold on tight to cash the drop in value of companies will make them prime targets. >> the more mergers the higher risk you will have collapses, that kind of turmoil isn't great. >> reporter: he points out overseas markets aren't safe and some people say they discovered the crisis is global. >> my field of research is japan, what effects the u.s. effects the japanese markets and the nikkei gone down. i have to be concerned about where -- how that money is doing. for some vestors that keeps

them from jumping. >> doesn't mean i would never get in at a lower point. i am scared right now. >> reporter: investors have reasons to feel that way, a study shows only 5 companies went up in value. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. gold prices sored to record levels as investors reacted to the unternty. -- uncertainty. gold finished at $1,719 an ounce. silver was also up, $40 an ounce. investors consider pressures medals a safe havep. you could find continuing coverage on www.ktvu.com, click on the wall street tab located on the home page. >> the remains of the 30 americans killed over the weekend in afghanistan will be

returned to the u.s. tomorrow. 22 navy seals were among those kills when they shot down by enemy fire in the wardak province of afghanistan. they were called in to assist army leaders caught in on a fire -- fired on by insurgents using a rocket-propelled grenade. troops are mourning their losses tonight. morning them are relatives of derek benson. he was married with a three- year-old son. mat mills of texas was a member of the seal team 6, his family said he never complined about his deployments. >> always loved what he did. he told me he couldn't believe he could do it for a living because he loved it so much. >> three members of a the air

force also perished in the shoot down. ed lee announced today he is officially running to keep the title of san francisco mayor. not everyone is happy about that. ktvu's david stevenson talked to ed lee tonight about what changed his mind. >> reporter: ed lee and nine others are set to hit the stage here. this forum comes after the mayor promised not to run. he told us today about the person who pushed him to campaign. >> my second, my first campaign was senior class in high school and i won that one. [ laughter ] >> reporter: trailed by reporters, ed lee shook hands and looked looked for votes this afternoon. >> give me 5. there you go. >> reporter: he promised not to run back in january when the

supervisors installed him as interim mayor. >> every week i meet with individual supervisors and we get the job done. that has changed and i changed my mind on this. >> this is a cop out. it depends on how it plays out. your average voter isn't concerned about a politician changing him mind. >> there are interesting discussions going on. >> reporter: with you and who? >> i would leave it at that. >> ed lee said the turning point was a july conversation that white house with dianne feinstein. >> walked into the white house was it was and what it meant to be mayor. she was the most complimentary of all the things we have got done. >> ed lee hopes to keep a relationship with the supervisors. two of them are running as

well. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all the other candidates who are expected to appear tonight include david chiu, dennis herrera and leland yee. we will have a complete report on that debate tonight on the 10:00 news. >> police say video may help solve the shooting of a man killed behind the wheel of his suv. officers responded to a report of a hit and run last night. a ford rolled over the median. officers say they found him shot to debt inside the vehicle. an autopsy is subjectled this week. police are searching for a gunman in connection with a shooting that has one man fighting for his life.

it happened before midnight. investigators say a gunman opened fire on a man inside the car. that man is in critical condition. no word on what led to the gunfire. two hospitalized after being rescued from a burning home. the fire started at 11:30 last night on jackson street. firefighters say smoke was coming from a second floor bedroom when they arrived. two people were trapped inside. >> smoke coming from the top floor. we had a report of two people that were unaccounted for. they are both pulled out. >> officials say both women were burned and remain hospitalized tonight. the fire may have been caused by cigarettes. this is coyotes creek in san jose. what the city plans on doing about it. >> the problem i have is my rib

cage. >> another attack. a hospital worker talks to us about how he was injured by a patient at a bay area hospital. the fog is rolling in at this hour, will we see more drizzle tonight? i will let you know.

>> leaders say they may ban certain types of food containers. janine de la vega joins us with a look at the problem that is prompting officials to take action. . this is the time of container they are focusing on. polystyrene, here along the river you can see some trash

floating here on the surface but workers showed us how big the problem is getting. >> sad. in terms of cleaning it up. >> reporter: underneath all the debris is coyote creek, among the litters, phone cups and containers. >> it's a bad part of the litter problem because it break down. >> reporter: the polystyrene is not biodegradable. the city is considering a ban on the foam food packaging. at this restaurant it's how they package. >> easy to carry. >> reporter: plastic is expensive. >> double price than what we have right now. >> reporter: this afternoon manufacturers and environmental groups were invited to talk about their concerns. >> we are identifying what

alternatives there are. >> no way. no way this will go through there. >> reporter: michael says banning foam isn't the answer. they want the city to invest in infrastructure, better storm drains or start a program to recycle foam. >> we are willing to pay for the equipment. when you process foam you want to compact it and we would buy the compacters for the cities. >> officials are listening to all the input and this will help them determine. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. the lock down at napa state hospital has been lifted after a patient was attacked. happened saturday night to a technician. in an interview with ktvu the victim says he was hit on the head and this was the sixth time he has been attacked while on the job. >> probably my co-workers who

was with me that night, i was calling her help, hope. i am going to die. >> the victim also says the person who attacked him attacked two other people and only been there for a month. san jose police identified a man stabbed to death in a park. officers found the body at roosevelt park before 3:00 a.m. he is the 28 home side victim in san jose this year. there were 20 last year. at this time no arrests have been made. police are asking if anyone seen a missing 15-year-old girl. he was reported missing by her father last night when he kiddant return home from a walk. her family says she may have taken bart to san francisco to meet a man she found online.

she was wearing a gray jacket a pink shirt pink shoes. a man died last night when his car hit a tree. investors -- investigators say danny cox was drived 60- pyruvate mimes an hour in his car. last year he broke his neck. leaving his paralyzed. he was alone in the car and no other vehicles were involved. fresh and easy is recalling some of its spinach over fears of a bacteria contamination. it issued the recall after a bag of its spinach tested positive for listeria. the spinach includes bags with

enjoy by dates of august 1 and sold at stores in california, nevada and arizona. the fog is going to be a player this week and again this month. the month of july was below average for temperatures. august we have more cool weather. the first week or so and it continues with fog tonight. as it did last night. look for coastal drizzle. these are the current temperatures, coming down. green representing the cooler marine air that kept the fire danger pretty low, mild for this time of year-tonight the fog comes in and we had drizzle every night in some locations, around pacifica, avenues of san francisco as well and the fog has been laying a foot print like that in the morning and evening hours. tomorrow morning you got it, the fog is back, it stays

there. this low pressure, the dominate feature in our weather for eight months for the winter. this low pressure, when this thing moves it's going to change, it's not moving. that's where we are. that low wants to stay there and that continues with this pattern. you may love this pattern, lot of folks do. that's pleasant. good air quality, and fire danger is manageable. if you are along the coast, pacifica or half moon bay you may be kind of -- lot of fog out here. depends on your perspective. if you are over the fog, drive 10 miles east and you will find sunshine. this is how it goes. no big changes heading our way

into the five-day forecast. mild weather pattern. for some -- earlier i said too much fog, some people love the fog. that's great. but get used to it. stays this way. if you are tired of the fog, head inland. if you want to get cold, head to the coast. >> perfect idea. [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> thank you. california may soon have a staid cabinet, the deal with issues related to children. a children's cabinet. the cabinet is in response to state budget cuts that impacted social services and the education system. >> it would allow them on a regular basis to interact with each other that would allow us to increase the collaboration among and between state departments to make sure we are doing the best we can for

children and families. >> roger calls it an investment in the state's future and 20 other states have a cabinet or something similar. a slam dunk for some children. a warrior returns to teach skills to kids on and off the court.

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. former golden state warrior turned to oakland to host a free camp. children between 7-1414. >> this is a hard neighborhood. let's be honest about it. i tell the kids all the time we are here to be of service to you. we understand it's difficult but you have a choice in wanting to be here. >> he teaches some of the program at the camp. >> way to go for him. enough of the philadelphia phillies we got a team we can pick on. >> both of these teams are

sulfing. giants host pittsburgh tonight. giants lost 8-10 and carlos beltran will not play today. today shane victorino was suspended for three games. ramirez and whiteside were charged. it was victorino who pushed the umpire. he is appealing his suspension. tiger woods tied for 37 place in the tournament. you remember his caddy steve williams, he carries the bag now for adam scott. he was tigers caddy. a month ago tiger woods fired stevey. woods said he fired him face to face. scott won the tournament

yesterday and gave stevey a time to vent. he said it was the best day he ever had and that was without tiger. they need to visit dr. phil i guess. the 99ers will now have real depth in the secondary. >> thank you. investors fears returned. coming up on tv 36 stocks are feeling the biggest hit but the damage is felt in other ways, coming up on bay area news on tv 36.