breaking news. a gas main leak in san francisco forces people out, what we are learning from the scene. >> an 11-year-old boy injured by gunfire. while sleeping in his bed. his family says they have seen this violence before. >> and the anticipation is growing in san francisco as the supreme prepares to rule on same-sex marriage. we will break down the possible outcomes. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this

is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >> good evening. i am ken pritchett in for ken wayne. >> i am heather holmes. we begin with breaking news in san francisco. streets are returning to normal following a natural gas leak. >> it was reported near 4th and market streets. as a result several businesses and apartments were evacuated. ktvu's patey l is here with -- patti lee is here with the latest. >> reporter: we are live and across thstreet is the -- the street is the scene of the gas leak that effected thousands of people and continues to do so. you could see there is traffic, it is starting to move. two lanes of the street are still blocked off to protect the workers who are expected to stay on scene for the next few hours. >> reporter: 80 seniors boarded this bus to get them away from a gas leak.

>> this woman panicked when she found out her mother didn't evacuate. neither did others. it is the chaos and confusion that happened this afternoon. >> i was concerned when there is gas, things could blow up. >> reporter: he was waiting to return to his car. pg&e started working on it by 12:30 p.m. during the time san francisco fire and police crews shut down streets, redirected traffic and evacuated buildings just in case. >> the center, the museum, the convention center, the garden, and several apartment buildings near the area have been evacuated. >> normally slow sunday but it is father's day so we are busy. >> reporter: they were trying to decide whether or not to open or close for the day.

it turned out they will stay open with pizza and salads. that is the case for the restaurant next door. i talked to pg&e a few minutes ago. right now they are still checking the buildings and the pilot lights will go on but that will take several hours. reporting live in san francisco, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. more breaking news. this time out of crocket. ktvu channel 2 news crews got this fire. the fire department says it started at 3:45 p.m. this afternoon. the third alarm was called for structure fire prevention. the california highway patrol says the cummings skyway off ramp is closed and traffic is backed up in the area because of poor visibility. something that will come into play is the wind.

let's check in with mark tamayo. what is it like out there right now? >> as you would expect this time of day, this bay area, winds are picking up, 15-20 miles per hour. we did warm up but not extremely hot. right now 70 degrees. the winds are the biggest concern right now. here is a closer inspection. we have a breeze moving out of the west, to southwest. from this direction. that is a challenge for fire crews. some of the latest observations with the reports out here, you can see, around the region, southwest at 14 miles per hour, winds sustained 23 miles per hour. in general winds are breezy. 15-25 miles per hour. we will continue to keep an eye on the fire conditions, the wind conditions and a temperature change. we will have that.

go to www.ktvu.com for the latest on the fire. the gas leak and other breaking news. you will find iit under the bay area news tab. -- you will find it under the bay area tab. police shot a man after being called to his home. >> it happened at 6:45 p.m. this afternoon. the mother called 911 saying that he was throwing furniture around and armed with a knife. three family members were inside the home. police got two of them out before the shooting. >> the mother and a sibling were both injured prior to our arrival. they are both okay. non-life threatening. were not transported. >> the name of the victim hasn't been released. police have been called to this house a half dozen times for

similar problems but this time his behavior was much worse. matter of inches might have been the difference for a boy salt in his bed in -- shot in his bed in oakland. the bullets came through the walls this morning. we have new information from ktvu's eric rasmussen who is live at children's hospital where the boy is recovering tonight. eric? >> reporter: i have been exchanging text messages with a family member. he is still recovering from a bullet that grazed him in the shoulder. it was one of many bullets and today they took us inside to so where the boy was shot. >> reporter: the bullet hole next to the pillow where he was resting. the boys were sharing this bed when someone started shooting into their home. >> he was closest to the wall.

>> police don't know who fired into this apartment building or why they did it. somehow the boy was the only one of eight family members in the home who was >> we saw our brother bleeding. we called 911. >> the family showed us where the bullets came through their refrigerator, cabinets and where they were slng>> i heard >> reporter: his sister sent us this photo this afternoon. grazed in the shoulder. he is expected to make a fuel recovery. this isn't the first time their home has been hit by gunfire. they will be 7th graders in the fall. but they say home feels like a war zone. >> i am frustrated because i don't understand why did they do that? what is so fun out of getting out of a car and shooting? like, they don't think it could

harm someone. >> reporter: the family says he should be able to go home in a day or two. police are looking into a report of a white car driving away from the scene at the time of the shooting and they are checking to see if it is related. eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. investigators are looking for the shooters who killed a young man. police say the victim, an 18- year-old man was shot while he stood in a driveway around 11:30 p.m. last night. family rushed the victim to the hospital where he died. no one else was hurt. this is the 11th homicide of the year. a 12-year-old boy delivering newspapers in sacramento was killed this morning when the truck he was in flipped over. the boy was ejected and as you saw in the pictures, they could be seen all over the freeway. the driver, this woman, was

arrested on suspicion of dui. the driver and a child were taken to the hospital where non- life threatening injuries. a 10-year-old was also in the suv but not hurt. police are asking for help finding a missing man with dementia. he walked away from his home at 6:30 a.m. yesterday. police say he is considered at risk because of his mental condition. he is african-american man with a beard, a bald head and brown eyes. he is around 5 feet 2 inches tall and weighs around 140 pounds. he was last seen wearing a white t-shirt and black sweat pants. anyone with information is asked to call police. mother of three and a man were the winners at today's san francisco marathon. ktvu's alex savage tells us there was increased security this year because of the boston marathon bombings. >> and they are off. >> the first runners left the finish line before the sun was up. making their way along the water front, two hours and 25

minutes later he crossed the finish line. he said san francisco's famous hills water huge challenge. >> my legs. lot of pain. >> reporter: less than 20 minutes later the winner on the women's side. anna bretan, mother of three from berkeley. set a course record today. >> just such a great experience out here. >> reporter: 20,000 runners took part in the 2013 wipro san francisco marathon and they were greeted with increased security. bags were searched and extra police officers were on patrol. >> i noticed extra security. i was in boston so i appreciate lot of people are worried. >> reporter: new this year large bags were banned. runners were only allowed to

carry bags that were smaller than a piece of paper. many don't mind. >> we train hard all year. we need to have, you know -- >> reporter: organizers will consider feed back and decide whether this year's rules will become the new normal. in san francisco, alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. >> two participates are trying to run their way into had record books. this will be the 100th marathon for her. once she crossed the finish line she became eligible for the youngest person to finish 100 marathons. she finished in 4 hours, 56 minutes and 17 seconds. he is using the marathon as a start to his campaign to hike the appellation train in under 46 days. he plans to start next summer.

i think it is a violation of the 4th amendment. >> fall out over the nsa program and why some say the program goes too far. >> a decision on prop 8 could come tomorrow morning. we talk about how the court >> at 5:30 p.m., only on 2, a look at the work being done on the eastern span of the bay bridge. why officials -- when officials say they will be done.

continuing coverage on the supreme court's decision on prop 8 expected any day now. it could come tomorrow morning. the court could rule in a few different ways. they could strike down prop 8 in california. they could decline to rule which would uphold the decision that struck down prop 8. both

of those would make same-sex marriage league. the court could -- legal. the court could uphold prop 8. anan expert believes the second is the most likely. >> they will decide that standing is a procedural way but it would leave in tact the decision that we have which has thrown out prop 8 already. >> the supreme court won't say when the ruling will come down but we know it will be tomorrow morning, thursday morning or one day next week. whichever way they rule it is expected to be an emotional time. the catholic church has been among the strongest opponents of same-sex marriage. we spoke to a family in san francisco this morning about the decision. >> doesn't mean that i myself

and my family believe that. we are taking our faith and making it our own. >> the san francisco county clerk has been preparing for marriage license requests if the court rules in favor of same-sex marriage. more details on the decision. they are also scheduled to rule on the defense of marriage act. that is the 1996 law that defines marriage between a man and a woman. it is being challenged by a woman who had to pay taxes after her female spans died. had -- spans died -- spouse died. now the matter is before the supreme court. our web team posted more on the decision on www.ktvu.com. just find the tab at the top of the home page. the victim in the richmond gang rape could take the stand

this week. she was 16 in 2009. a detective testified that he heard faint sounds from the victim who was found under a table outside the school. if convicted jose montano and peter marcelas face life in prison. opening statements in the joseph naso trial. a jury was selected last week. he is charged with killing four women between 1977 and 1994. he is acting as his own attorney and could face the death penalty if convicted. tomorrow the board of supervisors will tackle a budget deficit. they will gather for four days of meetings to review a series

of recommendations on thew bridge a -- on how to bridge a budget gap. one proposal is collecting sales tax and concessions from unions. a vote is expected by friday. coverage on the controversy surrounding the nsa program. the nsa sled light on the program -- shed light on the program. it says the program is responsible for stopping dozens of terror plots. not everyone is convinced it is worth it. >> the intelligence community is saying there is no conspiracy to listen in on american citizens. >> the nsa would have to conspire with the fbi, with both parties in congress on the intelligence committees and the over sight functions to do something beyond what the law

allows. i find that implausible. >> the national security nsa -- the national security agency argues. officials search the daca base fewer -- database fewer than 300 times. no names or addresses are collected. he doesn't think this is making america safer. >> i think it is a violation of the 4th amendment. >> reporter: he says he hopes americans will feel safer with the information that does come out. >> it is an opportunity explain to the american people why this is done, broadly, how effective it has been, and to raise their comfort level. >> he plans to introduce a bill

that will narrow the reach the nsa has. tomorrow president obama and russian president are scheduled to hole their first private face to face meeting in a year. first on the agenda serious. the obama administration announced the u.s. will supply weapons to rebels. the president made the decision after he felt u.s. officials confirmed that the president used chemical weapons against civilians. some say the president needs to do more. >> i think our goal should be to balance the military power ask providing small arms won't do it. we need to create a no-fly zone. >> we have to be very decertaining about what is in our interest and what outcome is best for us and the prices that we are willing to pay.

>> we rushed to war in the past, we are not going to do it here. >> since march of 2011 nearly 93,000 people died in syria. the u.n. says that figure is probably much lower than the true count. the president's talk takes place at the summit in ireland. nay discuss had global economy and world affairs. in addition the talks are expected to cover international trade. efforts to fight tax evasion and the possibility of lower trade barriers between the u.s. and the european union. >> this demonstration was to raise awareness on several issues. the roads to the resort are

close and they hope to keep protesters away. they would be begging you to stay here in the united states. >> newnew york's mayor takes on a serious topic. >> how firefighters are making progress against the most destructive fire in colorado's history. >> and in news of the world, what prompted a meet up between the pope and a group of bikers. look at them kids. [ sigh ]

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colorado's black forest fire officially the most directive in the state's history. -- destructive in the state's history. two people have died. that fire destroyed more than 480 homes. burned 15,000 acres. tonight it is 65% contained. officials haven't determined the cause. but say it was started by human activity. woman who caused an uproar as the youngest person in the u.s. on death row is about to walk free. she was given the sentence for the stabbing death of a teacher. she was 16 years old at the time. since then she apologized and earned a batcher's degree. she is being released now at

age 43. news of the world. from turkey the prime minister defended the use of riot police to break up a protesters. they clashed as police moved to clear the park. the protest triggered larger protests around the country. the park has been cleared out and riot police are preventing protesters from moving back in. two of turkey's largest trade unions announced they would hold a one day strike tomorrow. north korea is offering high level talks with the u.s. to ease tensions. a spokeswoman says today the u.s. is open to what she called credibility negotiations but he must comply with resolutions and agree to dismantle its

nuclear program. it comes days after north korea canceled talked with south korea -- talks with south korea. in itly, the anniversary -- italy, the anniversary of the company. the pope blessed some. as the pope drove by in a jeep to st. peters square. u.s. representative michael bloomburg gave the commencement speech at 2013 today. he spoke about the american dream. he used his time to lobby for immigration reform. >> 30% are on student visas. if those in washington had sense they would be begging you to stay here in the united

states but instead our immigration law make for you to leave. >> the graduating class was made up of 5,000 students. in 200920% had perfect s.a.t. scores and a high school gpa of 4.4 or above. broken bolts on the eastern span of the bay bridge put the opening in the air. what will happen that will give us a better idea how long the bolts will last. >> improving limo safety, what two new bills would do to prevent another tragedy. >> i love being with my daughter. >> we take a look at how dads spent their father's day. >> and the new ktvu ipad app is ready. watch newscasts live and get traffic, weather and video of

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continuing coverage on the construction and controversy surrounding the eastern span of the bay bridge. you are taking a live look at the span that is weeks away from its planned opening. from cracked wells to broken bolts, safety concerns are causing many to question the opening date but officials are working hard to make sure it happens. consumer editor tom vacar got a -- ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar got a look at the report. >> reporter: some of the bolts

are being extracted and tested to see if they will survive earthquakes and for a century and a half. these beds will hold stretching machines that will put tons of force on them. engineers say in a few weeks they will be aged decades ahead. will it cause them to be too brittle and break? in a month it will be in place. in another month after that the we will know if the bolts will last for a few years or 150. while the problem is being resolved it is mostly finishing work and that will take place right here. the roadway is made of steel. too slippery for a roadway. >> they sand blasted it to clean it. then they put down a primer to protect the deck. >> reporter: then comes the road you will ride on. >> they will put down two

layers of asphalt and it will be paved. >> reporter: after that finishing up electrical and lighting and striping. >> all other work is moving towards labor day opening. >> reporter: whether or not the bolt problem is fixed is still unknown. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> go to www.ktvu.com for more on the progress on the new bay bridge. . another diver drowned. he was pulled from the waters yesterday morning. people on the beach tried to resuscitate him but were unsuccessful. it is a popular spot for divers. yesterday's drowning was the fifth on the north coast this year. man is under arrest for killing his girlfriend. officers arrested him this

morning. his girlfriend, who hasn't been identified, was found beaten to death yesterday morning. investigators say he admitted to having a physical fight with the victim. when she lost consciousness dumped her body on to the street. police say an argument between two men this weekend effectilated into a stabbing yesterday -- escalated into a stabbing yesterday. the victim, a 43-year-old man, made his way to the hospital. he is expected to recover. police later located the man is arrested him. he was later booked into the jail in martinez. there are questions about whether a collapsed restaurant deck in miami was properly inspected. a deck with a base collapsed

thursday at the bar and grill. about 100 diners, tables, chairs and other items slid into had water. a dozen people were injured. an engineer said he looked at the rest want but not a deck. inspections are only required every 40 years. >> they only have the inspections every 40 years. i think they should have it more often. you know? >> one engineer investigating the collapse said he is concerned about rusty reinforcing steel and a main beam had buckled. limousine safety takes center stage tomorrow at the capital. lawmakers are introducing new bills in the wake of the deadly limo fire last month and another limo fire a week ago.

he introduced a bill that would require two doors and two emergency window exiting in the rear of all limozones made auvergne 21 of 2015. another bill -- limousines made after november 21 aff2015. another bill requires fire extinguishers. a new smoking ban would ban smoking in the city. and prohibit smoking in city run parks and on a apartment and condo patios. they are scheduled to discuss on tuesday. salute to dad today board the uss hornet museum. fathers and their families aboard the ship. >> reporter: dozens of people boarded for living ship day and

a father's day barbecue. >> reporter: fathers took a step back in time. >> a long navy family. great opportunity to doand celebrate the day. >> reporter: from fathers with young ones, to those with older children, there is something for everyone. >> actually the pallo right here -- apollo right here. >> reporter: once a month the museum host as living ship day where they operate the ship. including the elevator that took airplanes to the flight deck. others honor memories of dad with their visit. >> my father was in the navy in the second world war. fascinating to look at the

ships. >> reporter: while some boarded to experience history veterans relived it. >> when it would come into the air station my crew would set the brow and connect up the lines. >> reporter: what father's day would be complete without a barbecue and a picture to remember the day. >> reporter: you don't have to wait till next father's day. living ship days are on the third saturday's of the month. happy father's day. bicycle traffic expected to top the agenda tomorrow at a hearing to changes to market street. they will discuss a plan to move bicycles off of market and on to a bike lane on mission street. supporters say separating driverbs and bicyclist would improve -- drivers and bicyclists would improve

safety. new buses are in operation today in the east bay. the buses went into service for the first time along international boulevard. they have new features including better gas mileage. they are putting 23 of the new buses into service. rolling stones fans are getting a chance to own a piece of mick jacker. what a former girlfriend is auctions off. >> mark tamayo is tracking cooler weather, just how low temperatures will get. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver.

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a record year for wine grapes. 267,000-tons. that is a lot. were harvested last year. the largest in history. all the grapes worth $583 million. and made up the bulk of the crop value. officials will present the crop record on tuesday. whether wise not a bad time to head up to wine country but there is a change. meteorologist mark tamayo is here. >> temperatures coming down monday. today we warmed up a bit. especially inland. bay bridge. san francisco bay. nothing but clear skies right here but the fog is lurking off shore? temperatures today 58 in pacifica to upper 80s in santa rosa.

89 degrees. fairfield 85. and san jose mid-70s. i was talking about the fog. he is the satellite with the cloud bank. the breeze will import the clouds back into the forecast tonight and tomorrow morning. current temperatures are in the 50s in san francisco. want tobundle up there. 80 -- to bundle up there. san jose lower 70s. sunny skies. as far as the winds, 20 miles per hour, napa 22 miles per hour. and oakland southwest as well. half moon bay, 18 miles per hour and sfo 22 miles per hour. tonight, fair skies. coastal fog. tomorrow will be cooler. you will see the numbers warming back up in time for the up coming weekend. over night lows 54s to 50s.

-- 40s to 50s. as far as tonight, though, breezy, partly cloudy skies and here is the bigger picture. a weather system that moves in, temperatures cool off monday. tuesday the coolest day of the week. that means the warmest locations inland lower 70s, 72- 73. here is our forecast model. increase in the fog as you could see. 7:00, partly cloudy skies. there is the fog into the bay and hugging the coast line. afternoon hours, clouds pull back to near the shoreline. inland upper 70s to lower 80s. beaches upper 50s to lower 60s. everybody cooling off tomorrow. santa rosa 79 degrees. fairfield 80. a breeze out there. winds around 15-25 miles per hour. brentwood 82. san jose mid-70s. fremont 73 and downtown san francisco the clouds in the

morning pulling back to ocean beach. highs downtown 62. a look ahead, five-day forecast tuesday the coolest day. we warm up wednesday. summer soleson 10:00 p.m. thursday evening and warming thursday and friday. the warmest locations inland hot a week from now, a few low 90s out there. 93 degrees. cool temperatures make the most of tomorrow and tuesday. >> thank you. russia's president insist as super bowl ring on display was a gift and not a theft. the owner of the patriots claims he was just showing him the ring during a meeting in 2005 and that he put it in his pocket. the patriots owner says he is clearing things up because at the time the white house said to consider it gift. all right. rolling stones fans, start

saving up now. a former girlfriend of mick jacker is auctioning off a few locks of his hair. the british auction house plans to put it up for sale on july 3. with the starting bid $2,100. the dates back to the 1960s before the rolling stones shot to startdom -- stardom. the money will go to charity. >> i wonder if it is been washed. coming up, the a's trying to get back on track as they take on the mariners. >> could phil mickelson win the major that has alluded him. sports wrap is next.

good evening. thank you for joining our sunday edition of sports wrap. the u.s. open was another survival test. six shot under par in the final round. third round leader phil mickelson would have traded in his jet for a score of even par today. merion was a perfect place to celebrate father's day. this is the fifth u.s. open at merion. there has never been a hole in one till he steps up on the par 3, 17. he -- watch this ball. talk about your radar love. sneaking closer and closer

until he gets the ace. he was one of the six who shot under par. he kisses the ground where the ball firsted. he started -- fit started. he made a perfect approach. he finished 6 over 76 today plus 10 for the tournament. he finished ahead of tiger woods. he missed too many putts all week although he nails this one. shot a 74. tied for 32. been five years since he won a major. phil mickelson was the only player under par after three holes but made two double bogies. he gives himself a eagle for his 43 birthday president. even par. he made five birdies on this

tough day to score. this is his approach on the par 4, 12. one of the stars of the future but never won a major. maybe he living up to expectations. his fifth birdie on the 15th. one under par. justin rose. another young gun. playing in front of the leaders. double bogies. finishes with a 71. tied for second place at plus three. he bogies 14 and 16 to bring phil and hunter into a three way tie. this was turning into. >> the hunger games. -- turning into the hunger games. he finished 5 over 75. tied for 4th. justin rose. able to salvage par on the 18 18th. even par 70. memories of his father comes to

mind. he is the leader at one over par. only one man could take it away. phil mickelson. he over shoots the hole and three puts for a bogy. tied for second. and there is justin rose the first time major winner after 37 tries. now last year webb simpson won and justin does it again today. phil mickelson is the runner up for the 6th time in his career. not shown but tied for 4th was ernie. very few teams have the a's number but seattle was 6-3 against oakland this season. today they sent the mariners a message. bartolo colon over came a rough second inning to win his 6th

straight start. 2-2 in the bottom of the fifth. that is a hot shot to center. he race from first and he beats the tag, 3-2. a's put together a 4 run 7th inning. ripping and ripping. that is not coming back. his 10th homer of the year. two pitches later, smith slashes his own homer to make it 6-2 a's. to the 8th inning. brandon moss, deep for his 12 homer. moss been hitting a lot lately. josh redick, 4th hit of the day. another souvenir. he was a double short of the cycle today as the a's win 10- 2. a's collect 17 hits. he is now 9-2. now they hit the

road tomorrow in texas. carrying a three game lead in the division. coming up, nascar heads to michigan.

>> giants in atlanta they trail 1-0 in the second. trying to be the first visiting team to win a series in atlanta. we will have highlights at 10:00 p.m. crazy father's day at mets citi field. that is david wright at third. his throw is -- first baseman throws home, sort of. he makes the third error of the play. kirk nieuwenhuis, 3-run home runner. 4-3 is the final. when you play in the big apple

they celebrate walk ops with -- walk offs with apple pie. hendrix motorsports, 10 laps in when the number 51 car gets sideways. there is jeff gordon. finishes 39th. another hendrix motorsports driver, kasey kahne was leading. he hits the wall. someone call the fire department. he is okay. finished 38. another hendrix motorsports driver. dale. he finished 37th. 50 laps to go. jimmie johnson was chasing him till this car blows up, he is sent to the wall. another hendrix motorsports car bites the bust. greg biffle wins. that is sport for sports wrap.

a's beat seattle and justin rose survives the u.s. open. that was a tough one. nobody is scoring well. >> thank you. tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news, a new york rescue mission to tell you about -- a unique rescue mission to tell you about, thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we will see you the next time news breaks. >> we are always here for you online at www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. we will see you again tonight here at 10:00 p.m. count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month

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