that is critical. they also had a marine radio and they were able tocontact us for -- to contact us for help. >> reporter: it sank in 60 feet of water. >> it is great to see them smile and nobody getting hurt today. >> reporter: the boat suffered mechanical failure. reporting live off the coast, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. a man an hour shy of his 23 dearth bay is gunned -- birthday is gunned down. ktvu's paul chambers talked to the man's family and they shared a heart breaking birthday wish. >> reporter: very emotional scene. the parents just left out here. it started here right there. it is stanford and market. that is where the fender bender

happened. he pulled over and he was shot and killed. this is his college graduation day last night. these are here to mourn his death. >> he would have been 23. he just got out of college. graduated oregon university. >> reporter: his uncle says his nephew was on his way home from playing basketball at cal when he was shot. police say he was in his car approaching the intersection when he was hit from behind. he turned toon market and pulled over -- turned on to market and pulled over. >> two guys came out of the car and there was an argument and then they shot him. >> reporter: police are reviewing surveillance cameras from the area. his nephew didn't like confrontation. their wish is that someone step

forward. >> we lost a loved one. and we are trying to prevent that from happening to somebody else. finding these people who done it helps us and helps the neighborhood, helps the people around you. >> reporter: the family and police are offering a reward up $10,000 to solve this case. the two suspects were driving a newer model four door car, silver with front end damage. coming up on ktvu at 6:00 p.m. we talk with a woman who was here when the victim took his last breath. her story at 6:00 p.m. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. two men who water shot to death in san francisco have been identified. police day the bodies were found here near the park before 1:00 a.m. this morning. they were both shot several times. according to police both of the men are members of the down

below gang and have been identified. investigators are looking for three suspects driving off. in san jose police are investigating a deadly stabbing. a man was found stabbed several times around 12:30 a.m. this morning on checkers drive. police say it is on the same block where the victim lived. investigators do not yet have any suspects or a motive for the stabbing but it is san jose's 24 24th homicide of the year. jury is seated in the murder trial of joseph naso. the panel was finalized yesterday. joseph naso is 79 years old and pleated not guilty to murdering four women. joseph naso is acting as his own attorney and questioned many of the jurors. opening statements are set for monday. a busy intersection in the south bay is back open after a

bicyclist was killed when a truck fell over and landed on top of her. ktvu's robert handa is in san jose with more. robert? >> reporter: that's right. we are at a -- we are at a busy intersection in downtown san jose. till an hour ago the area was closed off because of the accident pthe investigation. -- accident and the investigation. police say two huge commercial vehicles, box truck going westbound and a dump truck collide before 10:00 a.m. this morning. investigators say a woman riding a bicycle was crossing and when the truck was knocked over it crashed an top of her. bicyclists say they need to be cautious in the area because drivers are driving fast. >> just like a motorcycle.

you have nothing protecting you. regardless of a helmet, incidence here, happened to this lady. nothing would have saved her. police haven't released the identity of the vi inveigatorare trying to determine which driver might be at fault. this is the 17th traffic related death. there were 12 pedestrian deaths last year. live in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. traffic is moving on westbound 24 after a huge vehicle fire this morning. 5:30 a.m. a car carrier burst into flames east of the exit. the california highway patrol shut down all but one lane. that caused a marriage traffic backup on interstate 680 from concord. the driver was not hurt but 7-9 cars on the trailer were burned. all lanes reopened about 10:00 a.m. this morning. the cause is under

investigation. tree sitters banned from a development site over night are regrouping. officers raided the encampment and arrests people. police ordered them to leave the property and they arrested two people. one person suffering minor injuries in a fall. protesters want the property preserved. >> this action was necessary to spark the dialogue with the community, with the police. you know, with the developers who have no interest in the commonwealth of the city. it is about making profit off of this land. >> two others were arrested. the city plans to remove trees and build a housing development there. protesters plan to hold a meeting at a park at 6:00 p.m.

tonight. san francisco's district attorney is targeting smart phone theft. he joined with the state attorney general in new jersey. nearly half of robberies involve smart phone and a kill switch would render the phones worthless. >> if we could have credit cards that could be canceled, we have cars desne are hard to steal, we should be able to install something that renders the phones worthless if they are stolen and that would take away the incentive for the robberies. >> they met today with representatives of apple, motorola, samsung and google. it will be monday before the u.s. supreme court hands down its decision on prop 8. this is when the court releases its rulings. it handed down four rulings today. nothing having to do with the

ban on same-sex marriage or the defense of marriage act. but the supreme court issued a ruling on another issue today. the right to patten human genes. they ruled against the practice. ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar joins us now with the ruling and its meaning. tom. >> reporter: this opens the flood gates of competition, applies to all diseases. >> other labs across the country said they could do a better test at lower cost. >> reporter: angelina jolie could afford the huge cost. >> the test cost 3, $4,000. for 30 years they allowed the pattening of thousands of dna and other materials isolated

from nature. >> today the supreme court said that is not pattennable. specifically isolated gene sequences because they are no different from what nature gave us. >> this is a tremendous victory for women. with all women with a known or risk of breast cancer. this ruling today changes everything. >> but the court also ruled dna altered could be pattened. but no one can patten genes anymore. >> this is a sweeping ruling that effects all of us and frees our genes for the benefit of research and medicine. >> she praised the court's upholding of the modified genes but the stock market happered

the stock hammered the stock. -- hammered the stock, consumer editor tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. the bay bridge will open with or without repairs to the new bolts. nothing should stop caltrans from opening over the labor day weekend as planned. experts were hired to review the bridge construction project, they say the bolt problem is small compared to the over all seismic safety of the new eastern span of the bay bridge and opening it before every bolt is checked is still twice as safe as having drivers use the current bridge. the morning started out cool only to have the weather warm up. >> and our chief meteorologist bill martin is here with the highs from today. >> june, no fog along the coast. clear along the beaches. temperatures on the mild to

warm side. it is like yesterday. right? 70s. low 80s. antioch 85. that is down from yesterday. another very nice day. no fog along the coast. breezy out there. over night lows last night, chilly. over night lows tonight, friday morning, chilly. when you wake up 48 degrees in santa rosa, cool. chilly for this time of year. when i come back i will talk about a red flag warning that is going into effect and how that impacts us. temperatures are coming up tomorrow, how warm in your neighborhood and changes for the bay area weekend. see you back here. it was a sea of red tonight. new at 5:30 p.m. 31 dependents go before a judge. >> plus tighter security, the items that fans won't be able to bring to nfl games. at&t helped nuccio put a complete mobile solution to work. mobile routing to send the closest technician

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. construction crews went back to work today since a worker was killed in santa clara. ktvu's tara moriarty tells us what is being done to honor the man who died. >> reporter: bulldozers, cranes cranes and fork lifts fired up again. >> our hearts are heavy. our workers we gathered this morning, but our thoughts and prayers continue to be with the family. >> reporter: workers poured in wearing stickers on their hats to honor the man killed in an elevator shaft tuesday morning. >> it effected me lot. because i have been in the trade for 25 years. that is the first time ever happened on a job i am working

on. >> thousand employees at levi's stadium went home stunned when he died when a weight fell on his head. >> i don't know how it will handle this today. going to be lot of low today. things will get back to normal. >> reporter: this morning crews gathered to pass the bucket. a construction tradition where people pitch in money for the grieving family. he had four sons. >> i am happy to say that the city of santa clara, the stadium authority and the san francisco 49ers decided to plant a tree in the west plaza to memorialize donald white. there will be a plaque. >> reporter: no answers on what led up to the accident. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. ceremonies in oakland honored a 7-year-old boy for helping to get medical

attention for his mother. he called 911 after his mother suffered a seizure. the operator coached him to find out their location to send help. >> i am proud to have him. he saved my life. and i am -- r-- if it wasn't for my son i wouldn't be here. >> he was amazing. he followed everything to a "t." followed direction very well. very articulate. great job. >> when the fire department arrived she got the help she needed and the story has a happy ending. a serial burglar is facing charges in connection with robberies in san francisco. he was charged this week with 15 felonies and two misdemeanors. he was captured two weeks ago. he was in possession of stolen

property. he is suspected of 9 break ins. investigators are trying to figure out if he acted alone. 45 minutes from now the city counsel will begin a hearing on the budget for the next fiscal year. mayor jean quan said she made crime fighting the number one priority with more police officers, and more civilians in administrative jobs. she wants more money for outside help. >> i budgeted $2 million for highway patrol help. as i am trying to get the numbers up we need more police on certain nights. and so i would like to continue the contract we have with the california highway patrol so they will provide cars four days a week. >> she has been criticized for adding $300,000 to her own budget. the hearing starts at 6:30 p.m. the director of the fbi

said the government is doing all it can to hold edward snowden responsible for leaking information about the nsa's program. he said the justice department opened a criminal investigation into the leaks. nancy pelosi says she support prosecuting edward snowden. >> i do think that on three scores, leaking section 215, 702 and cyberoperations directive, that would be a prosecutable offense and i think he should be prosecuted. >> edward snowden is hiding in hong kong where he made claims the government hacked chinese computers. pole on the confidence americans have in 16 different institutions has congress dead last. the poll shows folks had the

most confidence in the military. followed by small businesses and then police. congress rank said 16. dead last. the 4th year congress was in last place. but this year's figure of 10% is the lowest number for any institution ever. members of congress are pressuring transportation officials to come up with a plan to replace or fix california bridges that are considered unsafe. they want to make sure there is not another collapse like this one in seattle. a report found 13% of california bridges are considered structural deficient. california is one of several states leaders are concerned about. they say there is a back log of bridges that need to be fixed. >> if members of local communities don't do it the bridges will be shut and people will be impacted. >> transportation officials say the troubled bridges are in a

state of crisis and blame a lack of funding. home prices pushed higher last month for the 12 straight month. they rose almost another 2% in may and are now up 30% compared to a year ago. the median price is $519,000. that peaked at $665,000 in 2007. prices have been rising as a result of a tight inventory and bidding wars. a drop in unemployment benefits and a rise in sales pushed stocks higher today. the dow is up 180 to 15,176. the nasdaq is up 44 at 3,445. the s&p is up 23 to 1,636. more than 300 homes destroyed. the triple threat facing firefighters in colorado as they attempt to gain control of the most destructive fire in the state's history. >> three nursing homes hit with

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it is being called the most destructive fire in the history of colorado. authorities announced they found two bodies in a house that was destroyed by the fire. the fire destroyed 360 homes in all. today authorities ordered a thousand more homes evacuated in colorado springs. the people who live there joined 38,000 others all forced out by the threat of fire. some barely made it out before their homes burned. >> it started like getting black and bigger. so we just hurried home and started like packing up all the stuff. >> the flames burned 15,000 acres. firefighters had to deal with tinder dry trees and grass, high heat, strong winds and low humidity. >> wind is probably our number one threat. it is what has been the game changer. what changed the conditions.

i mean, i don't know any other word to describe it but dynamic. >> firefighters say at this point they have zero containment on the fire. a year ago a fire became the most destructive in colorado history. the fire burning now is even were. and this fire is still out of control and will grow much larger before it is contained. one person is dead after a explosion at a chemical plant near baton rouge. the sky was filled with flames flames as the chemical plant exploded. res dependents were el-- residents were told to stay in doors. this may not come as a surprise but airlines are having a tough time keeping flights on time. american eagle has the worse

record. airports, newark, new jersey. police headquarters is said to be closed from today through monday morning. more repairs need to be made due to a water main break. some services will be conducted at the east mont substation. headquarters will reopen at 8:00 a.m. monday morning. $82,000 just for a parking spot. >> and so many defendants they had oo sit in the jury box -- to sit in the jury box. why the prosecutors won't talk on camera about the case. >> a hospital gives us a look, what it looks like and hear from a possible descendant. >> when i come back, which

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fire crews tackled a fire this afternoon near a park. the fire started at 3:00 p.m. this afternoon.

no one was hurt and no structures were threatened. the weather will warm up tomorrow and with the jump in temperature comes the concern for fire danger. >> our chief meteorologist bill martin joins us now with how warm it will get tomorrow. >> temperatures pump up. it is not going to be a heat wave but temperatures out of the 70s, back into the mid-80s and low 90s. these are the temperatures today. just like yesterday, 86 antioch. 85 santa rosa. 60 in pacifica. fog free along the coast right now. the weather story is no fog, right? usually you see fog along the coast but we don't ehave any -- we don't ehave any -- we don't ehave any. -- we don't have any. along the coast we have no fog to speak up. ocean beach in san francisco. no fog. sunny throughout san francisco. if you live in san francisco,

or along it coast, june has fog but not today. winds out there, 15 miles per hour in fairfield. 6 miles per hour in concord. onshore. mountain view, north wind. we will see more north winds tomorrow. hayward north. that is when things warm up. that is why the red flag warning will go into effect. is in effect for the morning portion of the sacramento valley. 83 right now in napa. 85 antioch. highs tomorrow when i come back, observed highs tomorrow, mid-80s, low 90s. red flag warning, here it is right here. till friday at 5:00. picks up vacaville, included in that. red flag warning close to our area. that means, even though it is not in our area, just because we don't have a red flag warning doesn't mean temperatures aren't going to get very warm.

the forecast, tomorrow, 70s. across hayward, oakland. mid-70s into the oakland hills. livermore valley, 80s. antioch, brentwood, coming up into had low 90s. this isn't a heat wave but warmer than it habeen. winds along the coast, rest of us winds not a big deal. high pressure tomorrow. warmer day on friday. look what shows up towards the bay area weekend. friday temperatures spike. bay area weekend shows up and temperatures drop down. low gets close. ushers in fog. reduces the fire danger. helps the air quality. temperatures saturday and sunday dropping off. highs tomorrow, 89 fairfield. 88 concord. up, right? 89 livermore. warmer day for friday. 83 san jose. you will notice it. warmer. hot in some areas. you haven't noticed much change but you will notice it

tomorrow. warm out here. tomorrow low 90s. saturday, look at the drop off in temperatures. 82 degrees. sunday 80. further cooling down the road. fire's dream. they love it. especially on the weekend. cooler for the weekend. saturday and sunday chilly. >> thank you. new at 5:00 p.m. defendant after defendant after defendant. shuffled into a courtroom today. 30 in all. male and female, all suspected members of a gang. ktvu's jade hernandez was in court for the arraignment and tells us this is the largest gang case ever in santa clara county. >> reporter: court wrapped up but one attorney said this is the most amount of defendants he has seen and he practiced for 30 years. 31 defendants in all and with

nicknames like soldier boy, nar mare and lunatic, they said they have terrorized the streets for years. so many in one case they had to sit in the jury box. 17 females sat on the opposite side of the courtroom. the district attorney said each of the 31 has tied to the prison gang. one by one each stood before the judge. charges include the sale of meth, cocaine, robbery and murder. his client is being used by the district attorney's office. >> some of the crimes are very bad things but a lot of the cases are a single sale of meth. >> he says his clients just wants a separate spedy trial. >> they don't -- speedy trial. >> they don't know each other. a lot of these guys are

strangers to each other. >> reporter: they have proof that is not the case but the district attorney asked the media not to show their prosecuting team during the hearing. the gang grew strong in the 1960s and the district attorney said operates 27 street level gangs. there are still 9 wanted in this case. many of the defendants aren't expected to broker plea agreements. they remodeled a courtroom to accommodate large trials. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. new at 5:00 p.m. finding parking in san francisco is a huge problem. would you be willing to pay $82,000 for a single parking spot? >> that is just what one person has done.

ktvu's christien kafton is live with more. >> reporter: that parking space is here in the building behind us. we weren't allowed inside but let me give you a sense. we are in a standard parking space. inside that garage this square would cost you $602.94. >> reporter: anyone who has driven in san francisco knows parking could be tough to find and pricy. >> it is expensive. >> reporter: try $82,000 space in this garage. he is the realster who sold -- realtor who sold the spot. >> we didn't think of staging it. >> reporter: he says it is an investment. and an indication on how the market is looking in the city. >> it is an interesting sale.

unique. >> reporter: $82,000 byes you a parking -- buys you a parking space in san francisco. >> 36 minutes left. i might have to extended it. >> reporter: some drivers work to recoup the money right away, renting it out, others say they would be patient. >> sit on it. it will go up in value. for sure, yeah. insane what things cost. >> reporter: if you think $82,000 sounds like a lot. this space in manhattan will go for $1 million. realtors in san francisco say expect the trend to continue. live in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news.

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a massive storm system hammered the atlantic states triggering a tornado in maryland and knocking down a tree that killed a child in virginia. it forced ground stops at baltimore national airport in washington, d.c. the nfl is making big news with new security measures. starting with the first apre- season game -- first pre-season games, bags have to be small and see threw. ktvu's ken pritchett shows us what is allowed and what fans have to say. >> reporter: what you can and

can not bring inside. the nfl banning most bags. >> this is my hand bag. >> reporter: that is too big. back packs, forget about it. we talked to fans at the a's game about the new nfl rules. bags must be small and see threw. >> fine. as long as i have my lip gloss. >> what can you bring in? >> reporter: nfl fans have a hard time finding the right back. took us 20 minutes to find this. it is clear. less than 6 inches wide. that is good. 12 inches tall. good. but it is more than 12 inches across so it wouldn't qualify. if it did and pink is not your

color the nfl will allow one gallon zip log bags. >> at least it is a gallon bag. >> the policy is aimed at creating a safer environment and expedite fan inry. inry. >> reporter: fans say --entry. >> fans say it is worth it. >> you can't bring a lot of stuff in. >> reporter: how fans react, we will know come game day, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. the u.s. environmental protection agency anouned $2 million in -- announced $2 million in wards to small businesses. it will be used to development new technologies that will protect people's health and the environment. and 6 california companies were selected for the award. including two in the bay area. hg science and technology in

berkeley and kyg in newark. police released a sketch that resems someone who a-- resembles someone who attacked a man. the victim was treated and released from the hospital. the attacker is a white man, 6'2", 200 pounds. anyone with information on the case is asked to contact police. a clerk has been held up twice by the same man. we have surveillance video to share that was taken last week. it shows a man dressed as a construction worker robbing a cell phone store. watch here. the clerk doesn't move fast enough so the robber starts loading cell phones in the bag for him. the same man robbed him five weeks ago. threatening him with a knife. the navy is starting to use lower case letters in messages.

in the 1850s the tell type machines only had capital letters and since all letters were typed using upper case letters. these days some people find e- mail messages in all caps annoying like you are being shouted at. marin county is the healthiest county for children. that is according to the u.s. news. san francisco is second and san mateo 9th. it is based on birth weight, teen brothers, fortality and the -- teen birth and mortality. taking a step back in time. artifacts dating back 150 years. the first look at a massive excavation project. >> new at 6:00 p.m.

the crimespry, the rainbow girls are targeting -- crime spree, the rainbow girls are targeting people. >> i got nervous. >> you would too, what this bear was after when it burst into a backyard. these stories plus big fines for three bay area nursing homes, what they did or didn't do for patients that has them in trouble. all coming up in less than 10 minutes. hey, look! a shooting star!

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. more than 1400 people dating back to the 1870sare buried around the property of a valley medical center in san jose and today the public got a look at a massive excavation project. ktvu's robert handa shows thus coffins, artifacts and secrets that are being revealed. >> reporter: the grave site on the medical center property, a place for people who were not claimed by family. the original hospital was built in 1876 and bodies were buried there till the 1920s. he is a descendant of a rancher. a member of the california pioneers is writing a book

about him and wanted to find out if he ended up here. >> maybe this is closure. i don't know. we may locate him, who knows? >> reporter: officials say it is unlikely 600 remains have been unearthed and artifacts provide a glimpse into the past but no clues into individual identities. >> there is no identifications of the coffins or inside the coffins for individual identification. >> i never give up hope but i am very impressed with the way they are treating the remains respectfully and again, i just want to pay my respects. >> reporter: they offered to reburry the people at a more traditional cemetery but they will conduct a public memorial. robert handa, ktvu channel 2

news. an inspector who surveyed the philadelphia building that collapse said committed suicide. the 52-year-old was found yesterday dead of a self- inflicted gunshot wound. he inspected the building three weeks before it collapsed on to a salvation army. the inspectors did wrong. they blame the collapse on the operator who was high on marijuana. ropert murdock filed for divorce. he got married 14 years ago. he controls the company that owns the fox television network. he and his wife has two children. his second wife received a $1.7 billion divorce settlement which is the largest in history. san francisco's bike share plan left one neighborhood out

in the cold. the program includes south of mark, the financial 60 and the embarcadero but the mission local blog points out there are no stations in the mission district. it rolls out in august with 7,000 bikes. lot of students are enjoying their first days of summer vacation. our chief meteorologist bill martin tells us what tomorrow looks like. >> today started off nice. no fog along the coast. temperatures today a lot like yesterday. tomorrow we will see patchy fog develop. coast tomorrow, coastal sections tomorrow, you will be in the 50s. into the 42en hours -- the afternoon hours, mid-60s. golden gate park 70 edegrees tomorrow. -- 70 degrees tomorrow. bay now, we got temperatures that start off in the low 50s. end up in the low 80s. tomorrow is a warmer day in the bay as well.

temperatures in san jose, those areas, low 30s. inland valleys, very warm, temperatures starting off chilly. tomorrow morning mid-40s. upper 40s. chilly tomorrow morning. warm to hot into the afternoon in the inland bay valleys. tomorrow we will see low 90s. specific areas, 89 fairfield. 87 santa rosa. 87 napa. 83 vallejo. highs tomorrow will be warmer than today by 5 degrees. fire danger goes up. red flag warning will be in effect in the northern part of the sacramento valley. temperatures increasing, looking for the fire danger oo increase -- to 92 crease. 90 in livermore. i got 89. won't be hard to get 90. 87 morgan hill. 76 oakland. along the coast, fog returns.

tomorrow morning, look for patchy coastal fog. that fog will be patchy at best. tomorrow beach weather looks nice. along the ocean beaches in san francisco, look for mostly sunny itthe afternoon. mid-60s. friday turns out to be the nicest and warmest day of the week. at 6:15 p.m. the five-day forecast, we will look at the weekend, there is big changes coming your way. now at 6:00 p.m. a family is devastated after a man is gunned down an hour shy of his 23 birthday. what investigators say happened moments before the shooting. >> rescue crews plucked six people including a child off a sinking boat what they did that saved their lives. >> yeah. get out of here. stop. go. i am like -- >> a teen springs into action when she see as bear in her backyard. what that animal was after.

>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. good evening. hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am julie hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am gasia mikaelian -- hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am gasia mikaelian. julie haener is off tonight. a man was killed. ktvu's paul chambers is live where you learned what happened in the moments just before the shooting. >> reporter: that's correct. within an hour the family came out here to put the roses out here to pay their respects. she was the last person with her son after he was shot. >> reporter: this woman was there when he took his last breath. >> i pulled over. ran towards him. he couldn't talk. he was gasping for air. >> reporter: he would have turned 23 today.

these are to mourn his death. >> he was non-confrontational. he always backed down. let it be. he never tried to pick a fight. >> reporter: that is why the family is shocked to learn mese say he was in -- lice say he was in his car when he was rear ended. he pulled over. >> he checked the car. and the guys came out, there was an argument and then they shot him. >> the woman who stayed with him said all day long she had his family on his mind. he received a phone call. >> he had his phone and keys in his hand when he fell and when i was putting pressure on his chest he was getting a call from his mom. >> she is glad she came because she had a chance to meet the mother and family. >> we lost