her. it was the first full day of their vacation. >> i didn't see anything. i never saw a shark. nobody did and i felt like a lot of teeth on my leg and that's it. >> she started screaming. i -- i kind of looked up and she ran out and said something bit me. >> reporter: she was scared but it didn't hurt that much. >> the stitches were the worst part. >> she stayed to calm. she just stayed calm. >> reporter: the hours and days after includes paramedics, doctors and check ups,. >> i went downtown. people rocked me. everybody was like are you a star. >> even the encounter with the shark wasn't about to keep her

from the water on their final day wearing a water proof boot she got back in to the seven. >> she shouldn't have permanent damage other than a scar and a pretty good store. a fire broke out on what's known as sign hill. the side of that sign. news chopper 2 was live overhead for us. the south san francisco fire department said that it's about two acres and again crews say fireworks are responsible for that fire. in san jose firefighters made quick work of the small grass fire near kelley historical park. it start add round 2:00 and center road. a spokeswoman said it burned two and a half to three acres in the open field. the fire didn't reach any of the nearby homes. state senate late today voted in favor of funding the

first part of the controversial high speed rail project in california. the key vote sealing its fate and moves it forward from the planning stages. we are live with details on how the vote affects the bay area. >> reporter: that train will likely come true. now with the california governor almost sure to sign it, the fact is that california has made a huge decision just as the bay area did when it approved what was a controversial department called bart long ago. work is moving full speed ahead on the terminal project. the most ambitionous in decades. the. >> the terminal will be the grand central station of san francisco. >> reporter: how important will high speed rail be? we will look over here. the master plan calls for all kinds of transportation. including high speed rail. >> the center was planned for high speed rail but also

amtrak, caltrain and all the bus systems go through it. it'll be a lot strong we are high speed rail. >> reporter: people we met said the rails is good for many reasons. >> more convenient. if it's a high speed rail, they could take the rails all the way there. >> i think a lot of people will take it. i think the train is a different experience. i foe that from visiting my relatives. a lot of people preforetaking the train. >> reporter: i just want to catch one a lot of country that have it. i think it would be great for people that live in the state of california. >> get around fast interest and -- it's good for the economy. it's important for all the citizens to be able toiling up to the government and see them pork working for great things. >> big ideas, produce big outcomes for sure. >> reporter: and high speed rail still has many enemies, and that guarantees that many

lawsuits are likely to come. reporting live. ktvu channel 2news. >> dozens of people rallied outside oakland police head quarters in memory of the 20- year-old man killed in the officer involved shooting. he was shot to death in january of last year by an oakland school district police officer. brown tried to stab the officer with a screw driver. the district's police force is under a federal grand jury investigation believed to be connected to brown's death. a family in gilroy tonight is mourning the tragic shooting death of a 3-year-old boy by a gun found in the family home. robert honda is in gilroy and said the boy's father is a san jose police officer. robert. >> here at the police department there is sadness and determination. officers here have sympathy but have launched an investigation

into circumstances of this tragic shooting death. today family and friends are showing up at kenwood where the shooting took place. they say the 3-year-old preston or land ott son of the police officer was somehow shot and killed by a hand gun. the father and homeowner is brandon orlando. >> my daughter visited them this morning, their -- brandon's parents and they said they want people -- with them they want support, they want people around them. >> when one of us hurts we all hurt right now, particularly evidenced by how many people showed up last flight to support them. >> reporter: the gun isn't a san jose police issued weapon. >> at this time it does appear to be accidental but there are -- thing that we will focus on during the course of the investigation. one of those things will be how firearms were scored inside of the residence. >> reporter: it means in a place where no minor children

can get to the gun. >> reporter: for now friends are just trying to comfort the family. >> it's just a real tragedy and everybody feels for them. feeling horrible. >> reporter: the da's office is monitoring the process, police say its investigation will continue into the weekend. live in gilroy are. ktvu channel 2news. >> the authorities say a 15- year-old is fighting for his life after a joyride ended in a horrible accident. police say the boy was behind the wheel when the car hit the tree on island drive just after 1:30 this morning. four others and a 1-year-old were taken to the hospital but they are expected to be okay. two of the girls in the car are sisters and police say the car belonged to their father. septemberors say he told them that beer found in the trunk of the car was his. it's not known if the teens had been drinking. >> an oil leak forced the

evacuation of 80 workers today. we were over the reare finery shortly after the leak happened around nine this morning. a fire spokesman said a broken pipe leak the oil inside the plant and some of it vaporized. one was treated for breathing problems. >> horse racing restarted today at the fire after a moment of silence to honor a jockey killed yesterday. he died in the final race. he was riding the number eight horse when it clipped the heel of another horse and he was thrown to the ground. the horse was not hurt. he was from mix mention do. other riders say he was quiet, hard working polite. the california horse racing board has launched an investigation into the accident. >> the june jobs report was released today and shows hiring remaining weak in the united states three years after the end of the recession.

the department said employers added only 80,000 jobs last month. the rate remained unchanged at 8.2%. analysts say the struggling job market is pushing down spending which drives about 70% of the economy. those disappointing jobs numbers also had an effect on wall street. the dow fell more than 124 points, nasdaq dropped almost 39. >> today some oakland airports workers made their voices heard about their efforts to unionize. food service workers marched in front of terminal 2 this morning. they work at eight restaurants and shops at the airport including subway and jamba juice. they don't get overtime or health benefits. >> we have no rights, no benefits and we are here today to take a stand for nonunion but we want the fair process to determine if we want a union. >> the contractor hms post

saying that if employees are unionized it'll encourage them to work together to resolve their disagreements. a car wash has agreed to pay workers $500,000 in back wages under a settlement announced today. the deal puts to rest a series of reports of wage violations against employees, of power car wash most of whom are latinos. among other accusations the company was accused of subjecting workers to unpaid waiting time while managers decided whether to let them clock in for their shifts. >> the governor and senate president say they will resist any attempt to change voter approved pension reform in san jose and san diego. they are trying to come one a plan for a public pension reform. the governor has offered a 12 point plan but negotiations have fallen short of creating a

bill to change the current system. they will try again after the summer recess. the da today released what he said is new evidence in last month's killing of an alleged pimp. he said video shows three of the four defendants together a short time together at the killing after. snead was a reported pimp that was trying to lure the 17-year- old daughter back into a life of prostitution. . >> lawyers for scott peterson have filed the automatic appeal of his murder conviction and death sentence with the california supreme court. he was convicted eight years ago of killing his wife and unborn son. he has always maintained his innocence. the torn claims incorrect rulings and other mistakes deprived him of a fair trial. such appeal dear sir take years

to resolve. >> nuke tails surfacing in the political drama in san francisco. here what the da is saying about perjury allegations against the mayor. >> bit of a bump in the numbers for today with mostly sunny skies, coming up, a change you can't expect for the weekend and when the real heat moves back in to the forecast.

. a coach is pleaded not guilty to charges -- sexual assault charges role involving a student. the 25-year-old worked as a water polo coach in san mateo. police say a student told police that the coach had inappropriately sexual contact with her over a period of about eight months. he was arrested june 1st and

released on bail. >> new information tonight in the ethics investigation of the suspended sheriff. his attorney said he wants the former san francisco supervisorrer to testify before the ethics commission aboutments he made to ktvu and others. he said he was asked to tell -- him he could have a new job if he resigned as mayor or sheriff. the mayor told the commission last week that he didn't ask anyone to make the offer. today the da said he wants the commission to complete its investigation. >> at this point we have -- newspaper reports, we have hearsay information, that has not been subjected to cross. certain it's not testimony that is sworn. >> the mayor's office has strongly denied the perjury allegations. the fbi is leading the investigation into two laser incidents last night involving jet that were heading into san

francisco national airport. they say someone in the palo alto area pointed a laser in to the cockpit of the jet just before 10:30 last night. the same thing happened on the virgin airlines. both landed safely but those lacers can hide a pilot's view. >> california may be the first state with a policy of ordering officers to release illegal immigrant itself they haven't committed serious crimes. the law passed the senate this week after being approve bid the assembly. . ab1081 will need another vote after the summer recess and then fleds to be signed by the governor movement california's will have a chance to vote on labeling genetically altered food. there are some loopholes, animals fed with engineered to

would be exempt along with foods certified organic. >> muni is set to close down one of its busiest lines. starting at eight it'll be shut down entirely and replaced buses. there will be disruptions on they church and 22filmore lines. they plan three more closures over the summer. an extreme sports writer has died in a fall near yosemite national park. the sister says that he was climbing alone over the weekend when he fell about 200 feet to his death. he got a master's degree from berkeley. he was a former reporter for the wall street journal and an author. friends say he was focused on climbing and -- and kayakinb. >> now to a success story in san francisco. john fowler has more now on why a pair of nesting birds is so

historic. >> these are the first public pictures of what the expert just confirmed is the male of a new breeding pair of ospreys. the fish hypotheticallers who presence has people excited. >> the first time an asprey nested in san francisco. >> reporter: he saw it seven weeks ago. kept it quiet to make sure the nest was established. >> we believe there is a chick in the nest. we are just hopeful. >> reporter: eagle like, great with six foot wing spans, they were around the bay before the bold rush but pollution and later ddt nearly wiped them out. >> they point to this restored salt marsh and other projects like it across the bay and say decades of hard work are paying off with new hope at the top of that crane. >> reporter: this is great testimony to the success of the environmental restorations efforts and the volunteer who

put thousands of hours in to it. the birds u they have to be able to seep the fish in the water. we believe that the clarity of the san francisco bay is improving, the pier is where the racing boat also put in. a test of cooperation looms. >> i hope that the osprey and the yachting community can come tonight. >> that was john fowler reporting, bird experts say they develop slowly and hope they will be flying and fishing before the end of summer. >> another very nice day with the fog this morning hugging parts of the coastline, clearing out there as you can see right now on the live storm tracker to. we have mostly clear skies, far as the fog you can see -- it goes south of monterey. around big sur as we fly up to the north. mostly clear keyes, a few patches not detected from the

satellite and the on shore breeze and i do suspect the fog will pregroup late tonight and early tomorrow morning right near the immediate coastline. as far as temperatures if today did you notice the change? we warmed up with 80's and 90's, fairfield and antioch both topped out in the lower 09's. san francisco 65 and san jose maxing out around 80 degrees. forecast headlines for tonight we have this. mostly clear sykes, patchy fog, developing coast side. morning cloud -- and more warming from monday and tuesday. up next week. forecast lows in the 50s for most of the bay area. north bay, santa rosa around 49, napa around 50 degrees. the big story -- parts of the nation the heat and right now 99 degrees in st. louis, this wider perspective. this area of high pressure will head out in the west -- started

to and we warmed up for today. stick around this weekend so with that -- in the lower 09's. the beaches, dense morning fog and temperatures in the mid60's. a very big range of temperatures spread this weekend. here is the forecast model, showing you dense fog first thing tomorrow morning hugging the coastline, impact visibility here with just a few mile away. lots of clear skies and warming back up. this links up with the 90s and quite a few showing up on the forecast maps for saturday afternoon. these numbers about the same as today or a little warmer. lower 09's toward antioch and brentwood. san jose 89, morgan hill around 90 degrees and san francisco, clouds in the morning, forecast high of 69. here is the look ahead. the five-day forecast with the weekend always in view. temperatures pretty much holding steady into sunday. warm it back up a little bit for monday and tuesday. that means the warmest location around 95 to 96 degrees.

its been a relatively cool past few weeks, temperatures trending upward. >> good-looking forecast. thank you. >> sure. >> tim coming up at seven, tens of thousands could loose their internet access. the virus causing it and how you can avoid it. and renewed excitement over nasa's latest mission to mars. what lies just below the surface. join us at seven on tv36. a bay area half mare ton about to change course. the new route and why organizers decided to change it. [ female announcer ] safeway presents

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