democrats celebrate a pivotal vote to fund high speed rail ben republicans are call it a train -- speed rail but republicans are call it a train wreck. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. the margin of history was razor thin, eric.

>> reporter: it was very close. two democratic senators from the bay area voted against this bill but they still got the very minimum the fun the first leg of high speed rail. >> 21-16, measure passes. >> reporter: with just enough votes to get high speed rail moving, democrats celebrated with high-fives. bay area senator mark leno was among those pleading with votes today to begin spending as opposed to of the billions of the dollars voters approved in 2008. now construction of the initial 130-mile leg of high speed rail should begin in as little as six months but it comes at a time when critics say we can least afford it. >> they're going to see that you cut education, they're going to see that you cut healthy families but they're

also going to see that you found money for this collosal, spending money that we don't have. >> reporter: will you have the money to finish this project? >> it's the very nature of a large capital works project such as high speed rail. mayor of berkeley so many years ago denounced b.a.r.t. as a million dollars boondoggle. where would we be at as a bay area without. >> reporter: they put the cost some where around $80 million with express training making that trip in less than three hours. more detrails now on that portion of track that has now been founded.

it will run from mad era to bakersfield. planners say to secure funding they must start the project. $140million for new b.a.r.t. cars and $61 million for central muni project. two san francisco bound airliners hit by lasers. the investigation into the incident that can leave pilots temporarily blinded. we have new video tonight of two fatal shootings on the streets of oakland. one victim died on the streets in west oakland. a neighbor said she heard at least two gunshots. we found streets filled with emergency crews and onlookers. police will only say that the victim was male, they also say they're not really to release

suspects about suspects or a possible motive. about an hour earlier police responded to a shoots in oakland. police say two men got into an argument ending with one man shooting the other. the victim ended up dying at the hospital. a suspect was arrested at the scene, his name has not yet been release. it is believed that the two men did know each other. gilroy police are trying to determine how a gun was stored. that áf they consider the shooting of preston orlando inside a home yesterday an accident. they're trying to term how the child fired the gun. they say the firearm is not a police issued weapon. those who know the family say they are devastated. >> they give back in so many ways. it is just a tragedy and

everybody feels for them. it's really awful. >> reporter: the boy's father and the homeowner is brandon orlando a nine year veteran of the san jose police force. adults can be prosecuted for a felony when guns are lef accessible to children and teenagers. new at 10:00, matt keller is live in gilroy to learn what he's learned about the case and the law, matt. >> reporter: frank we spoke with officers here at the gilroy police department late today and they revealed new details about the accidental shooting death of a 3-year-old boy. investigators are calling the shooting death of preston orlando a tragic accident. they did not reveal how it happened but say the gun used was not the service weapon of preston's father and san jose police officer brandon orlando. >> we have determined that the firearm that was used was a personally owned firearm. at this time i'm not able to divulge who it belonged to. and i can also confirm that it

did not belong to any government agency. >> reporter: other children were at the house at the time of the shooting but determined they were not directly involved. now officers are looking into other circumstances. >> one of those things will be how firearms were stored at the time of the resident. >> reporter: accident prevention act allows for adults to be responsible for a shooting. >> to put a safety lock would probably be the best. to empty out the bullets. >> reporter: no arrests have been made but the law is clear. if the person a parent or guardian no arrest of the person for the alleged violation shall occur until at least seven days after the accidental shooting. defense attorney steve davidson has worked gun cases he expects the district attorney's office will not treat the situation differently just because the father of the victim is a

police officer. >> they're not going to draw this out. there'll be a decision relatively soon. if there's going to be criminal charges we'll know about it before the month i bet. >> reporter: a person convicted could face three years in prison and a fine. officials are on the look out for an escaped inmate tonight. richard norman sasse was cleaning the calf -- cafeteria. he blocked the door so it wouldn't locked then crawled through a food service opening. sasse was awaiting trial on robbery charges. the job numbers for june are out. and unfortunately the numbers are not good. the economy added only 80,000

new jobs continuing a disappointing growth. we need to add 125,000 jobs every month if we want to lower the jobless rate. the numbers don't tell the whole story here in the bay area. >> reporter: at san jose's work to future center a the job search continues for this man for a year and a half now. >> it's frustrating. there's a lot of i'll get back to you. >> reporter: there are job listings open. but they are not the right fit for the people we met. >> a job in pretty much an educational environment. i'll keep trying until i find that niche that somebody recognizes my potential. >> reporter: at the silican valley leadership group, steve

wright say it is region has reason for optimism. >> silican valley is about 40% of the entire country. and so that means a lot of people are investing in small companies. >> reporter: in san francisco, which is now more technology driven than ever the gainfully employed seem divided on the economy. >> we're not on the decline, i think we're on the incline. i think we're definitely going to pick up with the economy. >> my thoughts and the future, shaky, shaky. >> reporter: the silican valley leadership group says the bay area's ticket to prosperity will be as usual, invasion. silican valley was not in the cell phone business then the iphone came out just as the android. showing how quickly technology can be turned into jobs. come can go up next at 10:30, the race for president and how both characterized today's jobs numbers.

the dow fell 124 points. nasdaq dropped 38 points. everybody is waiting to see what happens next. yahoo and facebook have reached a settlement in a long simmering dispute. the two silican valley companies had sued and counter sued. the settlement called for facebook to counter. tire car wash agreed to pay $500,000 in back wages and $75,000 in fees. the suit accuses the business of cheating employees out of a play. they were kept in a room and not allowed to clock in until cars arrived. tower car wash is in the city's south of market neighborhood.

six joyriding teenagers, the accident that sent all of them to the hospital. and the discovery that could lead to more trouble. mostly clear skies across the bay area right now. but we could have some patchy dense fog tomorrow morning. coming up where that fog will be first thing saturday and the temperature change you will note for the first half of the weekend. what starts out as a prank could turn deadly in the skies. you hear from a pilot who knows firsthand.

the fbi is on the case tonight after someone pointed a laser at two commercial planes

landing at san francisco international airport last night. ktvu's amber lee is live at sfo and tells us it happened at a time when pilots are doing if most difficult part of their job, amber. >> reporter: pilots tell us having a laser pointed at them can be blinding. they say it's like having a light shined right into your eyes. the faa tells us someone pointed a laser light at a united express flight approaching sfo at 10:25 p.m. and just four minutes later the same thing happened to a virgin american air flight arriving from chicago. mike mccarren tells us most laser incidents happen while a plane is landing or taking off. >> people probably see a plane easier and are an easier target. >> reporter: that's when air traffic is heaviest. the faa tells us in both of last night's incidents the laser strike came from an area

near palo alto. >> keeping an outside visual reference. >> reporter: pilot calawati flies our news helicopter, he's been hit by a laser. >> we have instruments in there that we have to pay attention to. it's a safety factor of what the round is and what we high run into on the left, right side everybody in front of us. >> reporter: when someone points a laser at a chopper or plane it can light up the whole cockpit and this is what it looks like. and the consequences can be deadly when a pilot can't see. >> when we lose that visual field, it could turn into something very tragic. >> there's a lot of people at risk. it's a dangerous activity to partake in. >> reporter: in found flashing a light at planes could face a fine and jail time.

dangerous software that may already be living in your computer. why you want to find out if you have mahware before monday. scott peterson has filed the automatic appeal of a sentence to the california supreme court. peterson was sent to death at san quentin for murdering his wife lacy and their unborn son conner on christmas eve 2002 at their home in modesto. the defense says pretrial publicity affected his trial. and the wrongful death lawsuit is on behalf of reiser's 10-year-old son and 11- year-old daughter. they filed the suit in the

events that reiser has hidden assets. happened about 8:45 this morning in newark. about 200-gallons of super heated oil was released at the pipe. one person was treated at the scene from exposure. no one else was injured. evergreen oil has been fined by the state at least 10 times in the past two years for odor releases. news chopper two was over south san francisco this afternoon as firefighters battled a small grass fire. police in alameda are investigate ago late night joyride that ended in a violent crash and six teens being taken

to the hospital. it happened on island drive. the teen more seriously injured is the driver. >> reporter: at 3:00 this afternoon, alameda accident investigators were back on scene measuring skid mark and trying to figure out how this morning's accident happened. witnesses began calling 911 at about 1:30 a.m. >> a couple of minutes later i heard the kids yelling, screaming, call 911. >> reporter: when emergency room crews arrived they found four 15-year-old girls, and two girls. in video you can only see here, you can see emergency crews using specialized equipment to cut the driver from the wreckage. >> after being extra -- extracated from the car, the driver was taken to the hospital. >> reporter: speed was a factor in this crash. the parents of one of the teens says the car is his and was taken without his knowledge. he also says the closed

containers of beer in the trunk of the car were his as well. >> the parents are very concerned about this, we're wondering how in the world did these kids get in this car, late at night with mom and dad maybe home, maybe not home. >> reporter: if you take a look at these direction, you can see the orange dots, they mark the spot where the car left the road and two out two trees. one of the teens has been released from the hospital. christien kafton, ktvu news. authoritys in contra costa county say they have seized dozens of illegal firearms. sheriff deputies say they confiscated 49 illegal weapons last night from a home in bay point. deputies say they went to a home after reports of a fight. once there they found the cash of weapons including a loaded

oozie. mike kesner was arrested. stockton is the largest city ever to file for chapter 9 bankruptcy protection. today's hearing was devoted to technical matters and will continue next month. stockton got into trouble during the housing boom. the federal government and private landowner has settled a lawsuit over a 2007 wildfire. the government claimed a spark from a bulldozer used by pacific industries caused a grass fire. both sides settled a lawsuit without disclosing the terms. the government was seeking $7 million. the clouds cleared out of the bay area today. we still have mostly clear skies. but over the next few hours,

while you're sleeping out there, dense fog coming into the area. this will have an impact on our visibility from pacifica toward ocean beach as you drive the big highway for tomorrow morning visibilities could be down to possibly .25 of a mile. temperatures to start out your saturday in the upper 40s to mid-50s. livermore right around 57. oakland 53 degrees. our microclimates really back in full force for us in the 50s. the warmest low -- location to get back on track. i'll let you know when hotter temperatures will make their way. she was attacked by a shark in highway háeu. >> i felt all the trees in my leg that's all i felt. a local teenagers describes the worse part.

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a livermore teen bitten by a shark during a hawaii vacation has returned home with quite a story to tell. she shares her frightening ordeal with cara liu. >> it was the first day of a 10 day vacation. it was their fourth time back. 16-year-old sage was relaxing in shallow water. >> the reason i was in like two feet deep water is because i hate sharks and i was afraid to go deep. >> reporter: she never saw a thing but all of a sudden she felt the bite. >> it felt like something had bite me but all i could feel was all of the teeth. >> it was kind of surreal, i didn't know what was happening at first. >> reporter: sage was scared but says surprisingly it didn't

hurt that much. >> those stitches were the worse part. >> luckily she stayed so calm through the whole time people were coming up and you know the crowd around her is getting kind of excited like oh, shark. but she just stayed calm. >> reporter: family photos capture the hours and days after, paramedics and doctors. the beach was shut down. her story made the news. >> everywhere i went downtown people recognized me. i took pictures with people and everyone is like you're a celebrity. >> reporter: the gash is now healing nicely. she'll have a scar but no permanent damage. and look she everyone got back into the ocean on the last day of their trip. the family now has vacation pictures, but they after what happened this last trip, they

might pick a different island their next time back. searchers say they think the mountain lion is in the area and are using motion sensor cameras to try to find it. if found they say the lion will be killed. the man is now recovering from bites and scratches. a big name magazine is making a big time promise to stop air brushing it's photos. it's a story we first covered. now the magazine says it won't digitally change the shape of bodies. 17 is also vowing to feature models regardless of their size. a 14-year-old girl from maine says girls feel a pressure to meet an ideal standard that is

unrealistic. lupe garcia of alameda works in labor and civil rights law and is an attorney for the gap company. and hugo morales received a so called genius grant from the mcarthur foundation. a reminder that you can get ktvu news to go on your cell phone. just download the ktvu app, click on the live icon and you can watch all of our newscasts live and be connected any time, any where. we asked a law professor why was william lynch acquitted when he admitted to beating up a priest. the question of justice and the law. you won't hear any music played inside this south bay church that's because it's become a crime scene two times in the last three weeks and a half. we'll describe that connection.

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it's a verdict that has a lot of people asking themselves. jana katsuyama has the story. >> reporter: it brings up the issue which we asked a law professor today, how can a man that admits assault be found not guilty? for lynch supporters the verdict sent a clear message. >> today justice has been served. >> reporter: lynch was acquitted of felony elderly abuse and assault involved with his former priest lidner. lynch testified lidner abused him and his brother when lynch was four years old. lynch went to the priests los gatos home and confronted him. >> i can understand the

emotion, the anger that would come from that kind of horrific abuse. >> reporter: tim lennon with survivors network of those abused by priests says the case brings a spotlight. but some would say that justice was not served. >> i don't think there is a legal basis for it strictly speaking. >> reporter: evan lee says justice and the jury system is often up to the jurors interpretation. >> in some case the victim, the priest was on trial himself. not legally but her happens in the eyes of some of the jurors. >> so does the verdict send the message that people can take the law into their own hand and be set free. >> nothing that happens in a trial court is a precedent. whether it inspiring to go out and behave differently is not a question. >> reporter: prosecutors have until next week to decide

whether to retrial lynch on the misdemeanor assault. jana katsuyama, ktvu news. today's jobs report was topic number one on the presidential campaign. mitt romney went before the cameras to talk about it 90 pháeups -- minutes after the report came out. >> we have seen the jobs report this morning and it is another kick in the gut to middle class families. >> reporter: romney said he's noted there's a lot of pain and misery among the middle and low class. so he's taken a break from campaigning to spend time with his family. the president said the fact there's some job growth is a step in the right tráebgs -- direction and he asked voters to stick with him. >> what we understand is we have so much more to do.

too many of our friend and family members and neighbors are still out of work. >> reporter: when he got back to the white house president obama signed legislation to keep jobs on transportation projects for two more years. it also keeps interest rates from going up on loans for mills of college students. it was a really sad ending to a story that started out so happily today. the owner of a restaurant in akron ohio where president obama had breakfast died of an apparent heart attack shortly after this meeting. josephine harris was all smiles as the president stopped. after the president's learned of harris death he called her family to express his condolences. thieves have targeted a church for a third time. >> and i look at this and it's

maddening. >> reporter: father john petigo gave us a glimpse of what's left in this closet that contained equipment used at guadalupe church. >> the people are so sad, they said what happened? this happened. somebody come in and take all and don't left nothing. >> reporter: the church has been burglarized three times in the last week and a half. the latest happened on the 4th of july. this home video of a mass shows how musical this congregation is. it took the congregation six years to get their equipment. >> this church is held together with benal floss and duct tape in some ways. there's no money available immediately to get these instruments replaced. >> reporter: father pedigo says there were no forced entry but the third time a side door was busted open. police are investigating. >> you have hundreds of these

things being sold at the flea market and so it's going to be impossible to figure out who did what and how they got there. >> reporter: but choir members say although their instruments were taken, the burglars did not take their voices. police have released a sketch of a man who attempted to sexually assault a jogger. he is described as a man in his 30s, and weighing about 250- pound. investigators say a 17-year-old girl was jogging in sea scape when the man exposed himself. he then tried to grab the girl but the girl ran away.

back in april, we discovered horses that were clearly malnourished on a private ranch. a call from ktvu helped get contra costa county animal services involved and they ended up rescuing four horses. now with can tell you that the owner julio cesar has been arrested and charged with four counts of animal cruelty. the results of a partial recount in the mexican presidential race. plus an offer involved shooting tonight. what we've learned on the scene. the advertised warming trend right on tap. -z and in 11 minutes a rare sight. the pair of birds that's turning back the clock of time. we're sitting on a bunch of shale gas.

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oakland police are investigating an officer involved shooting this weekend. the accident happened near the mexicali rose restaurant. police are only saying they made one arrest and no one was hit by the gunfire. our cameras did see a bronze sedan that had collided with a police car. we are told the driver of the car drove the wrong way down a unwithin way street and hit the police car head on. investigators from major crimes and internal affairs were on the scene. there's new evidence in the case of that san francisco

couple accused of killing a man who they say was their daughter's pimp. and prosecutors say that evidence proves there were others involved. district attorney george gascon says footage shot for the fbi just happens to show alfonso williams meeting shortly before the fatal shooting. >> what the camera shows is basically it shows the three individuals coming together. there's a weapon that was taken out of a vehicle. >> reporter: the girl's mother lupe macado also faces charges in the death of calvin sneed. the two blame sneed for luring their teenage daughter into a life of prostitution. george zimmerman walked out of jail free on jail. he is the neighborhood watchman facing charges in the shooting death of teenagers trayvon

martin. zimmerman's parents put up their home as collateral so he could make his bond. zimmerman must wear an electronic monitoring device now and stay within seminol county. a confidant of assad has defected. his defection is considered the first major crack in the inner circle. the news may give hope to those trying to topple assad. in romania the -- has voted to bring down the prime minister. a referendum will be held to

determine if he can return to office. in mexico a partial vote recount reaffirms the election of enrique pena nieto. he won the presidency with a margin of 7%. votes were recounted after allegations of fraud from another candidate. lopez abrador says he is still not satisfied and will file a formal challenge in electoral courts next week. the next ethics hearings are expected to raise questions about the testimony of san francisco mayor ed lee. mirkarimi's attorneys told ktvu they want to challenge lee's testimony when he said he would offer mirkarimi a deal if he resigned. all of this and another incident is raising questions of perjury. >> if the evidence surfaces after we have sworn testimony to indicate that perjury has

taken place then we will certainly evaluate whether that will be appropriate to prosecute. >> reporter: the defense will also call a building commissioner about what lee said about discussing the case with members of the board. the ethics commission will meet again in 12 days. best buy announces thousands of lay offs. plus a warning about dangerous software that could already be on your computer. how it can pull the plug on your internet correction. meteorologist mark tamayo tracking warmer temperatures for the weekend. he'll back with the complete forecast.

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it's possible that come sunday night you may not be able to get on the internet. a piece of malware could be lurking in your computer. noelle walker tell us what we need to know. >> reporter: in our overly

connected lives getting online is pretty much like breathing. at 12:01 monday if your computer is infected with malware you won't have access to the internet. tech expert larry maget -- magid has been writing about the count down. >> there's going to be thousands of people who try to get online and will find they don't have it. >> reporter: that's because the fbi is taking down a net it put up after they found a hacking scam. >> you may have been sent to a

site. >> reporter: the fbi has a website that lets you check whether or not your computer is infected and it takes just a minute to find out. >> if you are watching this show in time to fix it, take a few minutes to find out if you're infected and if so deal with it. >> reporter: it looks like you don't have any trouble. >> that's good. that's good to know. yay. >> reporter: in berkeley, noelle walker, ktvu news. to help you out at ktvu.com we posted a link to that fbi site. just control down and look for the web link section on the page. more than 2,000 best buy employees learned they were out of their job today. the electronics retailer announced they will lay off 200 members of their geek squad. there's no word yet on whether bay area best buy workers will be laid off.

also as part of that turn around plan some locations are being revamped and given a sleek new look. online retail giant amazon is reportedly gearing up to produce seven new kindle tablets. analysts say consumers have shown a growing appetite for book size tablets and the portability they offer. the osphrey is an eagle like bird that's adept to catching fish. our cameras have caught two. pollution and later ddt nearly wiped them out. the fact that they've returned to next in the city has environmentalists overjoyed. >> this is tremendous testimony to the success of these

environmental restoration efforts. >> the birds develop slowly and they're hoping that the offspring will be flying and fishing by the summer. the warming trend has started. right now the -p maps on storm tracker 2. we have the maps out there. but there's a fog bank on shore. we're going to move closer, we're going to have a fog layer that you can't pick out from point rays. down from the golden gate, pacifica and golden gate. we do still have this with winds gusting to 20 miles per hour. as far as temperatures from today you can see evidence of our warm up and also a big range out there with our readings in the lower 60s for the coast side for pacifica. the warmest locations inland in the upper 80s to lower 90s.

91 in antioch. forcast headlines for tomorrow, we have coastal fog developing. some hot numbers inland, tuesday and wednesday that's when the real heat arrives and we'll be tracking a few mid- and possibly upper 90s. this area of high pressure has been the big story. heating up as you can see st. louis. this is the current temperature in st. louis. 93degrees. the reason i'm showing you this bigger perspective is because this is heading off to the west and this will be warming up parts of california. the plan this weekend as high pressure moves in. temperatures near 90s degrees. but of course we had a microclimate and the beach possibly the upper 60s. kind of changed the weekend forecast. saturday will be the warmest day and scale back a little bit just in time for the second half of the weekend. here's your forecast for tomorrow morning. it's 7:00 some very dense patches here, maybe a few

patches into the bay. clearing back to near the shoreline revealing partly cloudy skies for the beaches. this red contour this links up with the 90s and a few more low 90s showing up for your forecast maps for your saturday. santa rosa 85 degrees. these temperatures about the same as today or even a little warmer and they'll check in around 3:00 or 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. san francisco 69. here is a look ahead, your weekend forecast. your weekend just a couple of hours away. clearing skies a little cooler into sunday. that's the change to the weekend outlook but then we warm things back up for monday, tuesday and wednesday. it could be one of those need to tale driving across the golden gate bridge. that fog sneaking underneath. >> that would be pretty cool. thank you park. walkers are limbering up. they're starting to for this weekend's avon walk for cancer.

2,000 walkers raised more than $4 million for local breast cancer organizations. the 30-mile walk takes two days and starts tomorrow morning at fort mason. this is the tenth year for the ason walk here in the bay area. ahead tonight, how a 92- year-old woman earned a spot in the pitchers mount in the south bay this evening. >> also we're going to take you to spain to show you how thousands of people are getting ready for a big event. bed in america?

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okay let the revelry begin. thousands of people joined at the city square in pamplona spain. they partied before the real excite -lt begins tomorrow. that's when six fighting bulls and six steers will charge down the street as the runners run ahead of the animals trying not to get hit by their horns. and this is anne canyon throws out the first pitch at municipal stadium and for the big event the grandmother of 15 brought along 50 of her closest friends and family. canyon was picked after she caught a foul ball with her bare hands at the saturday giant's game back in june. >> not bad. wow. mark is now back with sports.

two come back wins for the a's and giants. >> we got the double barrel victory to talk about. change is good, different venue, new closer. and in their typical fashion it was a grind back in pittsburgh. viers get three early from zito. ball bouncing their way. terio they will take advantage of that it's an rbi double. jason christian all the way around to score third base seem -- score and that seemed to get it going. no change every night it seems. two runs later his eighth of the year. then the giants start to take control of the ball. can't make the play that's an rbi single. and sergio romo in the closers role. a no drama save. giants back within a half a game in the dodgers in the west. well it was a friday night

and if you were at the a's game or watching it on tv you must have been saying what am i doing spending my friday night watching paint dry. it was just dull. tony a good reason he was so slow scoring. 7innings of one run ball today struck out nine. down though 1-0 in the eighth. two out to weeks and the game begins to get interesting with his rbi single that scores hicks. chris carder -- carter with two on ticket to ride. look where the ball lands. the youngster has himself a walk off and the a's are now playing 500 paul carter the double barrel there. the shaving cream and bucket of gatorade. a's a very happy team right

now. breakfast at wimbledon is going to bring a happy team no matter who wins. djokovic had beat federer two previous times not today. and murray blasting his way into the finals literally as tsonga after this rather painful point right there. he would not be able to rebound from that although he did play it up. into the final comes murray looking to become the first bit to win wimbledon or any final in 74 years. ray allen leaves pwos -- boston and signs with the miami

heat, three years, 9 million. >> he's a veteran at the tail end and going to the champs. >> the rich get richer. all right, thanks mark. and that will do it for us. thank you for trusting ktvu news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> the morning team will be here at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning to get you ready for the weekend.