tom is gathering reaction. his report at six. >> tonight there were still a lot of questions about how the 3-year-old son of a san jose police officer was killed with a gun. robert honda live in gilroy with what you have learned about the boy, his family and what happened. >> here at the police department officers have been meeting nearly all day discussing this tragic case. it's safe to say everybody has mixed feelings about what is happening now even as their heart go out to the family an investigation started in to the circumstances of the shooting. today family and friend's have been showing up on the house where the shooting happened yesterday evening. they have identified the 3-year- old preston orlando has the child shot. the father and homeowner was brandon orlando a 9 year veteran of the force. the parent's families prominent, well loved residents

of the area. >> their family runs deep. the orlando and ross family fit in the community, they give back all the time in so many ways and it's just a tragedy and tragedy in everybody. horrible. >> we believe it was an accident. however we are conducting a full investigation. >> reporter: the attorney was involved in similar cases said the main focus of any investigation will be how the gun was stored. >> safe storage would mean in a place where no minor children can get to the gun and think it's play gun. to put a safety lock would be the best. to empty out the bullet. >> reporter: now just a short while ago the police said it has determined the gun involved is not a san jose police issued weapon but at this point will not say who is the owner. coming up at six more on what that means for the investigation. robert honda. >> san jose firefighters

mopping up a small grass fire on south of downtown. fire started about 2:00 near kelley historical park. it burned two and a half acres in the open field. there were houses nearby but the fire didn't reach any of them. nobody was hurt. >> the east bay refinery was evacuated because of leaking super heated oil. 200-gallons leaked from the two inch pipe at the refinery in newark just before nine. the alameda county team was called in about 80 workers were evacuated from the oil recycling plant. evergreen handles hazardous waste materials including used motor oil and other waste. the team eventually determined there was no health hazard posed by the leak. > dealing the oil based product and if there was anyo pension for health hazards its that's it the number one concern. the second is if it's flammable. >> one worker was treated at

the scene for breathing problems, no other injuries were reported. >> what's expected to be a long appeals process is underway in the case of scott peterson. lawyers have appealed his 2004 death sentence to the california supreme court. he was found guilty of killing his wife and their son and dumping them in the bay. he has maintained his innocence. at peal argues media attention kept him from getting a frail trial. a home was damaged by an early morning fire. flames broke out around 3:30 a.m. on the home. a family of four was sleeping inside at the time and smoke alarms woke them up. everybody made it out safely. firefighters remained at the home for hours checking for hot spots. most of the damage was to the garage, the cause the fire is under investigation. >> tonight we are learning some accidental surveillance video may have played the role

in the case of two parents accused of gunning down a man in san francisco who they say was their daughter's pimp. who just happened to be in the area with their it cameras rolling. >> reporter: the intersection, san francisco's da said this is where three men met on june 4 together plan and carry out a murder. >> this is the drive by shooting, there is no other way to put it. those people worked together, they came together and they went out and hunted the victim down. >> reporter: that individual, a 22-year-old calvin snead shot and killed in the bayview. prosecutors charged two men with the murder saying they blamed him for leading their 17- year-old into a life of prostitution. now a to the atl four in the case have been charged. prosecutors believe the man pulled the trigger but work was two others to plan the killing. >> we have phone records, putting them together in the area of the murders, shortly

before the murder took place. >> they have video of the three before and after the murder on june 4th the fbi happened to be working at grove and brodrick an a different investigation and they had their camrys rolling. >> it shows the three individuals coming together. there is a weapon. >> reporter: he said he will share the evidence with defense attorneys. channel 2news. >> in just the past ten minutes the defense attorney spoke with allie and said she is being accused by association because she is the mother and septemberors think she has a motive. at this point he said the da has provided no evidence linking her to the killing. an early morning joyride in alameda took a dangerous turn sending a car load of teens to the hospital. christian is live in alameda tonight with how news about what happened is spreading so

fast. >> let's give you a view of how the accident happened. you can seat orangeo dots, that marked the path the car took, popped up the curve, spun, hit one tree, then another tree over in this area. the driver of that car received the most serious injuries. witnesses started calling the police at about 1:30 this morning. >> i was still kind of awake and i heard the tires and just a crash. >> reporter: jessica burns said she also heard the aftermath of that crash. >> the couple minutes later i heard -- the kids yelling, screaming, call the police. >> reporter: when crews arrived they found four boys and two girls, . you can see emergency crews using specialized equipment to cut the 15-year- old driver from the wreck. >> after they got him out of the car he was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. >> reporter: his passengers

were taken to area hospitals and speed was a factor in the crash. the parents of one of them said the car is his. he said that the closed containers of beer in the back of the car are also his. at three this afternoon accident investigators were back on scene measuring skid marks. christina said teens spreading the word and trying to figure . >> they heard the accident and some of my friends were saying that some of the names were released on twitter. >> reporter: you can see those trees have been removed. we have heard one of the teens involved, have been release from the hospital. no word on the condition of that 15-year-old driver. we are live in alameda. >> federal court proceedings started today in sacramento in the case involving the city of

stockton. last week stockton became the biggest city in american history to file for bankruptcy. lawyers showed up for what was mainly a procedurel hearing. the judge dealt with technical matters and then scheduled a status hear un. the unemployment rate held steady in june at 8.2%. the economy add 84,000 new jobs, that's 20,000 below what economists had forecast. unemployment rate has been above 8% for more than three years now. on wall street the weak jobs numbers pushed stocks lower. the dow lost 124 points. coming up at 5:30 workers bracing for another blow from best buy. what that retailer is doing to try to get back on track. >> the president hit the campaign trail today and tried to put a positive spin on the new unemployment figures, they appeared at the university in

pittsburgh and noticed that the economy add more than 80,000 jobs last month. the president called it a accept in the right direction but also admitted it's not enough. >> we have been fighting back. what we all understand is that we have so much more to do. to many of our friends and family members and neighbors still out of work. >> the president is on a two day campaign bus tour before his speech in pittsburgh. he stopped and had breakfast at a diner in ohio. romney immediately jumped on the new jobs report today. >> it's another kick in the gut to middle class families. it's consistent with what i have heard as i have gone across the country and met with families in their homes, in cafex restaurants and in break rooms. american families struggling. >> he blamed the president's economic policies for the disappointing numbers.

he called the 8.2% jobless rate high, he said that if the rate included those who stopped looking for work and also the under employed that rate would be closer to 15%. >> george zimmerman out of jail. the neighborhood watch captain accused of killing a 17-year- old was released today on one million dollars bail. the judge revoked his first bond of $150,000 after prosecutors approached that he misled the court about his finances. the 28-year-old is charged with second degree murder in martin's death. zimmerman maintain itself was self-defense. the deadly aldo canyon fire appears to have started near a popular hiking trail west of colorado springs. the post reported today that the dispatch recordings show firefighters searched the trail on june 22nd trying to find the source of smoke but couldn't because of high winds. the next day the fire exploded and went onto destroy more than

350 homes and killed two people. authorities vice-president pinpointed the location but haven't released details. >> a spokeswoman for cal fire tells ktvu crews making progress against a wildfire burning in shasta. 1200 acres have burned on the wester southwestern out skirts and at least 100 -- the fire is about 40% contained. cal fire said the burned area has stopped growing today because of light wind and the efforts of more than a thousand firefighters. two out buildings have been destroyed, five homes suffered minor damage. >> they call it a first, a nesting pair of birds infer before seen in san francisco. why this restored salt marsh made it possible. >> round of sun. changes on the way. where we could have dense fog. first thing tomorrow and when 940s turn to the local forecast.

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. in san francisco tonight we have just got great pictures of a rare bird nesting in the city for what's believed to be the first time ever. john fowler is here now with the pictures and the interesting spot that bird picked for its nest. john? >> reporter: i'm near highway -- near the pier80 along -- the industrial header's point waterfront. i want to show you video we took just less than an hour ago of the top of that 150-foot crane. these are the first public pictures of what the expert said is the male of i the new breeding pair of ospreys. their it presence has people excited. >> the first time an asprey has nested in san francisco. >> reporter: eddie saw it first seven weeks ago, kept it quiet.

>> we believe there is a chick but -- we are just hopeful. >> reporter: eagle like, with six foot wing spans, they were all round the bay before the gold rush but pollution and ddt nearly wiped them out. expects point to this restored salt marsh and other projects like it across are the bay and they say decades of hard work are finally paying off with new hope at the top of crane. this is a great testimony to the success of the efforts and the volunteers have put thousands of hours in to them. >> the birds in order to be able to fish they have to be able to see the fish in the water so we believe that the clarity of the bay is improving. >> reporter: the pier is where america's cup racing boats will put in since the birds reuse their nests a test of cooperation looms. >> i hope that they and the yachting community can come together and create a win win for everybody next year.

>> reporter: bird experts say they develop slowly. they hope the chick or chicks will fly and fish by the end of summer. we have been watching this for the last few minutes, live, the bird you can see it right now just below the crane flying around here. that's a great sight that nobody has ever seen before in san francisco. reporting live in san francisco. john fowler, ktvu channel 2news. >> two gulls are about to have chicks. they have two eggs in a nest they built on top of a cannon. it's docked at pier45. western gull nest and eggs protected so the all volunteer crew on board it has been mindful of that nest. >> [inaudible].

we can't touch them now. >> they are expected to hatch with in a week. specialists around the united states are working together to help a baby whale. the male was separated by a storm. specialists at a marine mammal center are handling the feeding monitoring. they vice-president had a situation like this since the 70s. they say the whale is in critical condition but experts hope it'll survive. still he will never be released because there is no way to teach him how to live in the ocean. >> a former president and former governor were both on hand in mississippi to dedicate the electric car manufacturing plan. they took part in at the green tech facility. it'll turn out the all electric vehicle called my car. clinton said the project is good for the environment and good for the economy. >> i don't care what anybody

tells you, manufacturing matters to a country economy. i don't care what anybody tells you. >> reporter: the my car is being marketed as an afordable two seater that produces no emissions, they plan a second plant in mississippi. yahoo sued facebook in march after demanding they pay licensing fee on licensing pat tents. facebook claimed yahoo infringed on its patents including it's method of tagging photographs. under the deal facebook and yahoo will cross license those patents. they will cross promote each other's media events. >> amazon working on its own smart phone. sources say it'll rival the i- phone and its phone that use google's operating system. the report says amazon is

requiring pat pents to avoid the litigation that's resulted in the similarities in i-phones and phones companies like samsung. a glitch that caused newly down loaded apps to crash has been fixed. apple said it was a problem with the servor that generated a drm code for some apps. that gives people access to copy righted content. its been fixed user dear sir delete and rene stall affected apps. >> bill martin is off. it's great outside. >> i guess we can say we are on a roll. clearing skies, still a bit of a breeze in the afternoon, few complaints because of the breeze out there but as you can see most of the cloud cover has been pushed out of the area. we have a few leftover patches but you can pick out the real thick fog closer to monterey bay, just south of there around big sur but mostly clear skies for san francisco, oakland and

around the haywood area. some of that breeze out there, that's not a good example but winds gusting, there we go, around to 22 miles an hour. of course the big story has been the heat as you can see not here but other parts of the country. it's 103 degrees right now in st. louis and also chicago in the upper 90's at 98. for the 5:00 hour, much more comfortable. 80s out toward fairfield and concord. we warmed up today. san francisco 63 degrees. san jose right now in the upper 70's. here is the forecast model showing you the fog returning overnight what's happening we have a layer of warm air above us. it's pushing down on the marine layer and we have the fog, we will baroque alli dense and that will be coast side. here is a look at the overnight

lows again. coolest in the upper 40s toward santa rose a. most of the area starting out saturday in the 50s. intol afternoon clouds clearing backyard the shoreline. san francisco on track to reach the upper 60s. 91 to 92. coming up the temperature change you can expect for the second half of the weekend and when the real warming moves back in. >> major grant for alameda. the develop helicopter that the city is planning to build. and dramatic pictures out of europe. the widespread dam caused by floodwaters. >> hillary clinton called out two countries saying they need to step up and help end the eye convenience in syria.

. a fire in south san fran these are live pictures, you can see it's next to the south san francisco industrial city sign. you can see that any time are you going to or from san francisco international airport. specifically it's near parkway. we don't have any other information other than that. we are working to get more information but it looks like

its burned a substantial part of that hill and it's work its way down onto that sign. it doesn't look at least from this picture like there are any home that are threat especiallied but again we are working to get more information. it's also possible that because of all the smoke and some of the flames that may slow down traffic there on 280 as you are heading to or from the airport. just keep that in mind. the headline a fire, looks to be at least at this point a relatively small fire burning there in south san francisco as we get more information we will bring it to you. this weekend bikers in sonoma will take to the streets to honor a man killed by a hit and run driver. steve norwood a retired professor was run over on june 8th while riding his bike. a 68-year-old man was later arrested on felony charges, the coalition will hold a memorial ride this sunday. bikers will gather at 9:30

sunday morning at the center. >> the secretary of state met with representatives from other nations in paris today to discuss the situation in syria. they want russia and china to use their influence with the president and convince him to step down. both nations have blocked efforts to exert more pressure. >> they need to step up and use all their leverage to make sure he sees the writing on the wall. sitting on the sideline or even worse,enabling the regime's brutality. >> efforts underway to provide more arms and communication equipment to rebels. it happened suddenly. furious flooding followed a heavy downpour leading to a lot of damage in poland with a river went over its banks. roads and dozens of homes or business's have been damaged and bridges have collapsed. 90% of the residents in one

town were impacted by the floods, they say it'll cost 12 million euros to fix it. >> the city will get $200,000 from the transportation to prepare a detail plan. they want to bailed a waterfront town center on 900 acres of the former naval station. it would include possibly up to 1,000 homes, open space and areas for commercial use. >> new developments in the case of suspended sheriff. the four people his attorneys say they want to call as new witnesses. >> best buy announces almost 2,000 job cut, which employee also be affected.

. meet bay area news coverage continues. this is ktv, channel 2news at five. >> did the mayor of san francisco commit perjury during the ethics hearing? tonight the two people his defense team want subpoenaed to help back up that claim. the probe is hitting the camp against the mayor and his supporters. david stevenson live in the city with who will be called to talk about claim that the mayor tried to make a deal to get him to resign. >> well, the next hearing 12 day away but we have learned about the witnesses or possible witnesses the defense team wants to call to cast doubt on the mayor's testimony. the mayor testified with -- that he didn't consult with city supervisors before suspending the sheriff and didn't offer the sheriff a job if he resigned but today an

attorney saddle ask the commission to subpoena building's information department commission deborah walker saying the mayor talked to them. they deny that. the team said they also want testimony from former board of supervisors president aaron. he said that developer walter wong a lead supporter had him offer the sheriff a new job in exchange fog him resigning. they are political allies. the mayor's office said the testimony was 100% truthful and said they are trying to distract the public. now san francisco's da today told us his office may prosecute any witnesses who appear to have perjured themselves. >> if the evidence comes up after we have sworn testimony to indicate that perjury has taken place we will certainly look at that. >> at this point we have

newspaper reports and hearsay information that has not been subjected to cross. >> reporter: now all of this comes at a cost, the head of the commission last night told me he expects his department will spend at least 20,000 to $30,000 for the hearing. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson. >> investigators in sacramento county believe a 3-year-old boy was killed in gun fire that was meant for his father on independence day. the sacramento bee report that the sheriff's detectives suspect 22-year-old was the target a gang related shooting the car he was driving on wednesday night was hit by more than a dozen bullets. he was not injured but his young son who was riding in the back was killed. investigators say at this point they have no suspects. some family are furious tonight after their cars were locked in for hours at a local park.

the families have taken a walk but when they returned to their cars at dusk they found the cars had been locked in. notices directed them to call the police to get the gates unlocked. the officer arrived three hours later. >> i can understand maybe half an hour, i can understand an hour but over two and nobody seems to care. >> i have an 80-year-old at home waiting on me to come home and do hemmed skin can't go take care of her. i have diabetes, i didn't eat dinner. him said that sign was the park -- with the park's hours say nothing about cars being locked in. we called the parks department for response but nobody was available. >> parents who transmortgaged child without a car seat and that child dies in a car dent may have their surviving children taken away by social welfare authorities. they made that ruling

yesterday. two boys were taken if their father and put in foster care. the sister was killed in a car crash. that child was sitting on her aunt's lap. . the action paused today as friends and fans paid tribute to a young and promising jockey. we have new information on the death and plans for the memorial. >> reporter: the horses hit the track like they do every day during the fair but today was no normal day. >> the kid was trying to get rolling and something like this, something freak like this to happen. just the worst. >> reporter: yesterday the jockey died in the last race, riding the number eight gray horse when he clipped another horse's heels, he felling over his horse's head on to the track and was trampled. if this situation, there was nothing that was going to save him. he hit the ground going 35, 40 miles an hour. the trauma was to great. >> reporter: he said the mood is heavy among the athletes.

>> knowing this could happen to them any time. >> i don't think there is a guy that doesn't know the risks when they get on the horse, the weight of the horse social security ten time that of the jockeys at least. >> reporter: dennis miller was at the race and heard rider down. he said the horse was not hurt and cross the finish liana loan. he said the jock write was quiet, hard working and polite. >> loved being out there, loved competing against them. >> he enjoyed it. he died doing what he loved to do. >> reporter: he was from mexico but lived in southern calal what his uncle. the autopsy is being done and the horse racing board launched an investigation. the races will go on. there will be a memorial race for him on sunday. in pleasanton. >> we have now information on

the breaking news, the fire that was burning there in south san francisco. we have just learned now that the fire was started by illegal fireworks. as you can see here it looks like firefighters making good progress on it. in fact it looks like it's almost out. again it's burning right next to that south san francisco sign. a moment ago i meng said that traffic could be show. i meant to say highway 101. that's the free wake taking you because of the smoke, the fire and what not. keep in mind traffic may slow as people look up to the south san francisco side of this fire. again from all indications looks like this fire is out but the headline. that fire was started by illegal fireworks. more than two thousand employees of best buy will loose their jobs. best buy said they plan to layoff 600 members of it's good evening squad support team and 1800 store workers nationwide.

a spokesperson said the layoffs part of the company's ongoing turn around plan which aims to cut costs by $800 million. there is no word on whether any bay area worker also be laidoff. a poll shows feinstein has a comfortable lead over her opponent. she is seek her 4th full term. she won the top spot in the june open primary. danville business -- is challenging her. 51% of voters prefer feinstein. 32% prefer the opponent. 17% are undecided. a massive settlement offer a human california wildfire, how much a logging company will have to pay. and a 4th of july ride in the central valley lands a bike rider in the hospital. what he said attacked him. >> paying people to stay out of trouble. just one of the controversial aspects of a new program in

richmond. how else it's trying to curb violence. >> and if you aren't by a television you can watch wherever you are which using the mobile app. down load it and click on the live screen buton to watch any newscast live. and hot, hearty sub. like the toasty big hot pastrami melt. get to your local subway for some dinnertime deliciousness tonight. subway. eat fresh.

. the government has settled a lawsuit with one of california's biggest logging

companies over a huge wildfire that burned 72 square miles of national forest. the government contends the industries was responsible for starting the fire back in 2007. it said one of the companies bull dosezers caused a spark that started. the terms of the settlement haven't been disclosed. a cyclist recovering after being attacked by a pack of dogs. it happened on the 4th of july. since then all five have been caught and are being tested for rabies. the cyclist remains in the hospital. >> two dogs by themselves may not be an issue but when you get four or five between themselves establish a dominant leader and there is -- the instinct kicks in. >> the dog attacks are back on the increase. immaterial penn state's investigation into the sandusky

abuse scandal is drawing to a close now and the findings could be released in weeks. the investigation hopes to reveal how and why penn state failed to stop the form era sift isn't coach from abusing the young children. it'll recommend changes to help prevent more abuse. investigators are looking into relationships between penn state athletics and the administration. sandusky was convicted laugh month on 45 criminal counts of abusing children. >> richmond has a reputation for being a violent city, now the city is using a controversial approach to try to cut down on crime. >> the bay area weather pattern is changing right now. coming up the warmest day of the weekend and when the real heat moves back in to the forecast.

. person for person there are few bloodier places in california than richmond. in fact the city of more than 100,000 people have suffered three times the violent crimes in the national average. desperate to end the legacy the city is try age new approach that some saito ray of hope. some boary that the operation may be a waste of time and money. >> i have been shot before. i have been shot by the police. yeah. >> reporter: he is a 23-year- old from north richmond who is now in the program. >> they say i was robbing a store. i guess after i leave out the store, they said i pointed a

gun at them. >> reporter: the program director remembers what triggered the idea. >> 70% of the homicides in 2009 of that 45 number, may have been the result of 15 people. that it -- for me was a aha experience. >> reporter: his office of neighborhood safety lass focused on 50 young men linked to street violence. they come together to work with older street veterans to see a bitter way living. the results mixed. overall violent crime was down from 2010 by 14% but the most serious violent crime rose from 21 to 26. there are also mixed reviews of the program's stipend of $6,000 for each person and travel to places like washington dc even

south africa to let them see life outside of richmond. a reverand worries the money and travel contribute to what he calls a culture of dependance. >> the concern that the citizens have is that they are paying them money where nothing comes out of it at the end of the day. we have seen this. >> reporter: he said the money and travel are funded through private grants, not taxpayer money but there is about one and a half million dollars a year in public money for other program costs. woodard said its changing his way of life. >> like -- i was born into it. i just was numb to it. i went back to school, got my ged, a scholarship. boy's club. i started -- getting jobs. working at i refinery. >> reporter: he completed courses and earned a certificate.

>> a visitor total immediate affair was arrested after he allegedly assaulted a show pig that was on display. the sheriff's deputies arrested the 22-year-old james anthony horn. the deputies say that he was drunk and that he slapped the six month old pig and pulled its ears and tail. he appeared in court on charges of cruelty and being drunk in publicly. he was harded to stop drinking stay away from the county fair. the search to replace the yahoo ceo may be a done deal. sources close reported yesterday that the competition was down to two men. the hulu ceo and the count interim yahoo ceo. the company said that try letter isn't interested in the job. no official statement has been announced by yahoo. >> the president signed legislation that keeps interest rates --

rates will double -- construction workers -- joined the president for the signing. >> a brutal storm that killed at least four people and destroyed trees, boats and campgrounds. a strong line of storms packing winds of 70 miles an hour whipped across eastern tennessee overnight. the wind brought down trees and power lines and knocked out power to thousands of homes. the two others died and eight were injured in the great smoky mountains. the heat wave that moved across the country over the past week has set a remarkable number of records, so far at various locations from the rockies to the eastern seaboard they have recorded nearly 4600 record highs for that particular day.

>> here in the bay area we are feeling the warm up all weekend and with mark in for bill it's kind of getting there. >> yeah. a bit of a jump in the numbers for today. many even a few 90's. we are have the extremes and the dense fog near parts of the coastline this morning. clear sykes, the organized fog bank to the south closer to monterey bay. we still have a few leftover patches developing near parts of the san mateo coastline and near the golden gate bridge that. cloud deck will expand and -- in to the overnight hours, as far as temperatures, most areas, azotized warmed up nicely. you can see the rain for the lower 60's, pacifica, san francisco, lots of 840s and the warmest locations toward fairfield and antioch. the low 90's. forecast headlines, we do have this. mostly clear skies, patchy coastal fog developing.

morning fog, hot numbers inland and for monday, tuesday, little bit of a bump in the numbers. more 90's. watch out for dense areas of low clouds and fog. especially coast side for ocean beach and around pacifica. you heard about the records -- high pressure, look at some of the current temperatures right now. it's 103 degrees in st. louis, i'm showing you the wider perspective. this high is shifting to the west. it'll be responsible for the warm up this weekend. we are not expecting triple digits but temperatures in the lower 90's. the other extreme coast side, dense morning fog and the temperatures in the mid60's. we will have options for temperaturessa then. here is the forecast model showing you the dense fog first thing tomorrow morning. in to the evening, the clouds roll back -- red, this links up with the 90's and a few showing up on the forecast map for tomorrow. forecast highs for saturday about the same or a little

warmer in a few spots, pleasant on around 90 degrees. san jose in the mid80's and san francisco clouds in the morning, forecast high of 69. here is a look ahead. the five-day forecast with the weekend always in view. the weekend rapidly approaching, temperatures pretty much holding steady but will warm it up, by monday and tuesday, the warmest locations, we will call it hot. approaching the mid90's. trends up. >> finally. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> a boost for the port of oakland. what it's getting to beef up security. also a free fix for your car could be just a click away. how a new law can help you keep it running safely. or how to get great prices on things you need. we know you look around for the best deals. that's why we give you real big club card deals each week. right now, peaches grown right here in california are just 77 cents a pound. get a super low price on tide.

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senate port of oakland has a new grant to help beef of security. port officials say the three and a half million dollar grant will form several projects. they include expansion of a mapping system to help first responders and public safety agencies handle emergency incidents. also improvements to the emergency operations center's technology and the extense of the fiberoptic network for the communication service. >> a free fix for your car could be a quick search away. a service bulletin lets you know about a defect in your car and how to fix it but the bull fins are rarely published. a new law signed by the president today has changed

that. it requires the united states transportation department to post all bulletins online. >> clearly going to say consumers -- save them hundreds of millions of dollars overtime. >> you can do a simple search on the make and model of your car to see all of the bulletins ever issued. the captain of the italian cruise ship has been release from house arrest. authorities took him into custody in january. that was four days after the ship ran aground killing 32 people. although was release from house arrest judges ordered him not to leave his hometown while the case against him continues. coming up in just two minutes we talk to a livermore teen who was bitten by a shark in hawaii. hear her story and why she said the bite itself wasn't the worst part. >> and a san jose church devastated after someone stole thousands of dollars in music equipment. see yacht robbery is hitting

them particulary hard.

. a livermore teen bitten by a shark speaks to ktvu the surprising reaction she should to the attack. >> and questions swirling after a san jose police

officer's 3-year-old son was shot and killed with a gun found inside the family home. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2news at six. >> good evening everybody . >> a 16-year-old girl from livermore bitten by a shark while vacations in hawaii spoke with us today about her frightening ordeal. only on 2, we have the details on the girl's recovery and why the incident made her feel like a star. >> this right here is arrive shark. a according to the family experts think it was a four to five foot longleaf shark that bit her. it was seen in the water the day before but nobody alerted the proper authorities. >> like all those and all these are teeth marks. >> the gash is stitched up and healing nicely but ten days after the fact you can still see where the