are possessions. >> reporter: this is the wedding photo from his marriage. and here is her death certificate that shows cause of death was asphyxiation. >> i wish there was more information from mexico. i wish i knew more about the investigation. >> reporter: we talked this afternoon with her sister in southern california, she said once she started dating him he told her he was her only family, that is when her family lost contact with her. at 6:00 p.m. a third possible murder victim. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. on wall street stocks took a beating today. that came after a global sell off over night triggered by the reserve chairman's comments that the fed might back off its bond buying program.

the dow had its biggest point loss since november 2011. the dow is down 353 to 14,758. the nasdaq is down 78 at 3,364. the s&p is down 40 to 1,588. this comes after big losses yesterday as well. with the dow down 206, nasdaq down 38. facebook has upped the ante on twitter announcing a new instagram video app. >> he rolled out the new video service at facebook. people can now create and share 15 second videos on facebook using clips and filters to customize the images. it will go head to head with twitter's app called vine. >> twitter beat them to the punch but they introduced a

really great product that makes sense on instagram and will make sense on facebook. >> instagram says it was driven by consumer demand. after the announcement facebook stock jumped higher but dropped closing at $23.90. down 40 cents. ahead, the popularity of social media. what parents may want to know. the waiting game for the supreme court ruling on prop 8 continues. the earliest a decision could come is next monday. ktvu's rob roth is live as both sides wait for this ruling. rob? >> reporter: supporters and opponents of same-sex same-sex marriage agree that waiting for the decision has been a roller

coaster ride. they have been together for three years. you meant to get married? >> i do. >> reporter: standing between them is a decision by the supreme court. this morning was the fifth time they announced their decisions. they recently attended a wedding of a friend developed a routine. >> i got up immediately, pulled up my phone. saw they had want released urp date and then okay, well, i guess -- an update and then okay, well, i guess it is not today. >> youyou are anticipating it. >> i checked my iphone and looked for tweets with different people back east that are following this. >> reporter: he wants to see prop 8 stand because voters

approved it and a traditional family is best for children. >> everybody is anxious to have the decision. we have a lot of confidence since the arguments that the decision is going to be positive. >> reporter: they say they deserve the same rights as anyone else and waiting has been hard but they try to take it in stride. >> kind of like okay, i know it is soon. >> reporter: the suspense continues. next week is the final week for the court to issue its rulings. reporting live, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >> stay with ktvu for the decision. online and on air. we will bring it to you as soon as announcement is made. we will have coverage at 6:30 p.m. the athenian court makes the ruling. -- the evening the court makes

the ruling. pg&e is looking for the cause of a fire that happened at 8:00 a.m. this morning in a vault. a viewer sent us this video of the flames. pg&e says a transpower blew knockout -- transformer blew knockout power. the red cross is assisting a woman after a fire in a apartment building in san francisco. started at 6:30 a.m. this morning. no one was hurt. damage estimate isn't known however the building has historical significance. it was built in 1924. bart union workers are handing out leaf lets in a dispute they could lead to a strike. they are worlds apart on the issue and with contracts expiring a meadier is helping

speed things along. two unions are taking a vote next tuesday. bart says there is a lot at stake and tensions are high. >> we have next week. we have the mediators. let's hope we get this done. >> we just want the public to know our position. we want to keep the trains running. we are asking the public and everybody call management and let them know. what we are asking for is fair. >> they are working on a plan to help commuters in the event of a strike. issues include wage increases and employee contributions to healthcare. nurses joined in a protest against the pipeline. national nurses united hosted the event that began with a rally at noon and then a march. it would deliver oil from canada to the southern u.s.

supporters say it will reduce dependence on foreign oil but they say it would create a health threat. just today the environmental working group listed 7 highly toxic chemtuals in the oil -- chemicals the oil. the nurses heard from governor jerry brown today. >> no bigger issues than the growth and the destruction of our environment and climate. those are two big issues that effect everybody. >> the governor spoke in san francisco. the governor urged the nurses to look beyond their immediate concerns and rally the public against climate change. a man is fighting for his life and police are searching for two people accused of stabbing him. he got into a argument with a man and woman around 1:40 a.m. this morning. the man then stabbed the victim

in the neck. police say the couple took off in a silver two door car. police launched a new plan that will break the city into five districts and put one person in charge of each district. a story we reported last night at 10:00 p.m. and ktvu's christien kafton is in oakland and tells us how the plan is different and will work. >> reporter: police say the key to the plan is doing a better job of connecting to the community. breaking the city into five sized areas will help get get a better beat on the problems and come up with specific solutions. >> they are doing auto enforcement. we are second. >> reporter: this is part of the newest tactic to combat crime. officers being more visible and tackling issues specific to each neighborhood. this call likely came in as an

abandon auto. common isin the part of oakland -- common in this part of oakland. >> clean it up. get rid of the cars. we want that environment where, you know, kids can play. >> he detailed the plan in a news conference today. calls for breaking the city into five areas with a captain dedicated to tackling the issue specific to each area. >> it is all about establishing and improving our relationship with the community. >> he lived in oakland for 47 years. she says now when she calls police sometimes the line will ring and ring with no answer. she suggested the plan a success if response time improves. >> just having them out there visible will curtail some of

the crime. >> reporter: just this afternoon the city unveiled a new map so you could know which area you live in and who to contact about crime in your area. christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. governor jerry brown is under order to begin the release of thousands of prison inmates. calls for the release of 10,000 more inmates by the end of the year and part of a order to reduce over crowding. the governor plans to seek a stay and working on a new appeal to take to the supreme court. we have been talking about a warm up, it is on track. ktvu's chief meteorologist bill martin tells us how much warmer it will get. >> pretty warm. warmer than yesterday. antioch 84. 82 fairfield. it is not hot but warmer. creeping towards the coast, temperatures are on the warm up. that is today.

numbers were warmer than yesterday. over night lows tonight are going to be chilly again. 48 in santa rosa. 47. not that chilly? it is. we are into summer. 47 degrees is chilly. you will notice the over night lows. a lot going on right now. when i come back, first thing we talk about is the warm up tomorrow. 90s in some places tomorrow. warmest day on the weekend, that is important, here is something, chance of rain is looking better and better and the rain could be more than just a little bit. i will break that down. dry parks as summer is about to begin, the financial squeeze and the vote this morning that dried up money for some community parks. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. >> oh, my gosh, is that priceless? hearing his first words. why he needed an adult

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rethink possible. happening now an effort to shine a positive light in the bay udistrict is -- district is getting started. ktvu's eric rasmussen is live in the middle of the community wide art festival. eric? >> reporter: you can probably hear it is getting going. they are calling this third on third. that is third street. they hope to hear this on the third thursday of every month. over here, they set up the

stage. taking concert series on the road here. earlier today just up the road we got to meet the inspiration for one of six murals being painted here tonight. >> see that thing over there on the wall? that is me. >> fixture on the corner in san francisco. >> baby. how are you doing? >> reporter: he has been a larger than life part of the bay view long before a neighbor began painting this mural of him. >> i feel proud of myself. live 81 years. keep trying. >> reporter: now the city is hoping this tribute and other new works of art will reenergize a neighborhood known for violence rather than its rich culture. >> scared to come here. once i came here it is not the case. the people are lovely and passionate and soulful. >> reporter: organizers with

the san francisco arts commission say it takes inspiration from oakland's first fridays highlighting art and business. >> praise the lord. >> reporter: once a security guard for this store he isn't shy about welcoming others to the neighborhood he called home for more than 50 years. >> reporter: would you pick anyplace else? >> no. i am living too good right here. [ music ] >> reporter: the first band should take the stage in 15 minutes. they are spending $30,000 on this event and the murals with help from the public utilities commission. it is up to the community to keep it going after this month. live in san francisco, eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. now we go to fisherman's warfare. one of the busiest streets is back open and more pedestrian

friendly. mayor ed lee reopened jefferson street. it now has twice as much sidewalk space as before for walking and biking. this is the first phase of a four block project along jefferson street. police asked for the public's help in solving the case of a homeless man. police say on june 9 he was assaulted under highway 87. he is still in the hospital and unable to speak. police are looking for the victim's family and friends and information about the attack. three bodies found burned in a stolen car and now a 72- year-old man is accused of killing them. firefighters discovered the bodies a week ago in a burning car. all three victims had been shot and the car had been stolen from sacramento. yesterday sheriff's deputies

arrested a local man, donald clark and he is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow. three police departments say they want the public to keep an eye out for a burglary suspect. he is suspected of committing burglaries. investigators say he lives in san francisco but has ties to the east bay. he should be considered dangerous. new at 5:00 p.m. a gas leak in pleasant hill after a contractor hit a gas pipeline this morning. that leak was capped and the road was opened before noon. it is not clear why the crew hit the line but part of the problem may have been imprecise information on where the pipeline was buried. ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar is live to see what pg&e is doing to come up where better records.

>> reporter: have a look down here. this says major transmission line is right here and 23 inches deep. but is it really? >> reporter: pg&e hired survaers to map the location -- survaers to map the locations. >> we want to gather all that information so that our information suspects are precise and -- systems are precise and we are able to share to enhance public safety. >> reporter: pinpointing the precise location of the pipe, its depth and anything near it. >> objects that may be on our pipeline may impact access for first responders for, pg&e crews in the event of an emergency. >> reporter: when the project

is over they will have looked at 6750 miles of pipeline. >> when some pipes were put into the ground we didn't have this technology. this is pg&e's effort to bring today's technology into the system. >> reporter: some are learning they may have encroachments, patios that violate easements approved decades ago. >> when we come across items we will work with them and pg&e share holders will pay for that work. >> reporter: it will be fed into the center that opens later this summer. reporting live, consumer editor tom vacar ktvu channel 2 news. the campaign to restore the eye of diablo reached its goal. they used a crane to remove the

beacon. it is now undergoing a renovation in concord. it received the final $10,000 it needed yesterday. the donation came from chevron. it shines each december 7 for the anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor. we are learning who found james gandolfini after he collapsed and the attempts to save his life. but first the break through that was reached in washington, d.c. on immigration reform. now to julie haener for new at 6:00 p.m. >> coming up at 6:00 p.m. video of a fatal hit and run. we will reveal the questions surrounding the driver and hear how the victim's sister is coping. >> he was outgoing. he had a lot of friends. >> tragic death sparked outrage in the bay area, the premier of

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citizenship for illegal immigrant. >> this is not easy to do. but i think we have a path forward. >> one republican says it looks like a measure from 1986 that granted immediate amnesty to 3 million illegal immigrant in exchange for securing our boarders but the problem is the boarders never got secured. the house is working on its own different immigration reform bill. the house approved a republican backed measure that would crack down on illegal immigrant who are living in the united states. learning more about the death of james gandolfini today. the 51-year-old died of a heart attack in rome yesterday during a vacation. doctors say they spent 40 minutes trying to save him. james gandolfini's 13-year-old son discovered him collapsed in the bath room and he called for help. james gandolfini is known for his role as a mob boss on the

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it picture of the bay today in san francisco not too far from the golden gate bridge. many of us consider the weather perfect but things may change. >> our chief meteorologist bill martin is here now. we got rain in the forecast? >> yeah into the five-day forecast. i will show it to you. rain towards the end of the weekend. these are the highs we had observed. 84 in antioch. that is the warm spot, right? santa rosa 84 degrees. 82 in morgan hill. temperatures creeped up today. they will creep up again

tomorrow. temperatures are on the increase. off shore no fog to speak up. patchy fog this morning but it is gone. few high clouds. not a big deal. big deal is in the pacific. we got a lot of moisture towards the west coast. looks like we will see rain. in northern california. looks like we could see rain as far south as monterey, inch, inch and a half. that is a lot of rain. it is a ways out. steve paulson will be in here tomorrow morning and check the latest model run. towards the end of the weekend showers. no fog tomorrow morning or very little. as the day wears on fog goes away quickly. tomorrow is warmer, right? we could see upper 80s, low 90s. 80s. mid-80s.

upper 80s in the warm spots. most of the bay area mid-70s with low 80s. and warmest spots low 90s. warming trend sets up. friday and saturday look nice. sunday the system knocks at our door. sprinkles sunday. clouds increase sunday. best day on the weekend is saturday. rain doesn't start till sunday night, monday. computer model dials in the rain monday afternoon. inch plus from sonoma county northward and quarter inch for the bay area. significant rainfall. it will get wet around here. good news for firefighters because you get water on the ground. that helps out. interesting. this rain event is unusual. if it occurs it will be unusual. it happens but not that often. not this much. 76 in fremont.

other thing that is different, not a subtropical system. this is from an extra tropical system from what you see in the winter months. warm tomorrow. 87 degrees in the inland bay valleys. mid-70s around the bay. saturday, sunday and monday temperatures click down. saturday is the warmest day. five-day forecast unusual. i am rooting the rain on. good for the fire danger. right now it is a ways out but things are changing around as we get into sunday and monday. >> could that make a difference? >> yeah. inch and a half, it would give us a break. >> thank you. we have breaking news. a fire has been burning near highway 1 and highway 17. this is cell phone video that was shot from the freeway.

the fire started about 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. some structures were threatened but they brought the fire under control in 20 minutes and it only burned three acres. there were no injuries but firefighters are still on the scene mopping up and keeping an eye for hot spot. financial crunch in the north bay dried up community parks. ktvu's mike mibach is live to tell us how a vote shifted money to another more critical service. mike? >> reporter: it is a ghost town, summer 20 with 13 not as -- 2013 not as green. a dozen parks like this one absolutely bone dry. when the grass is not green usually you can not play ball. >> reporter: summer time. in the north bay. a little soccer. >> the kids enjoy sitting down

in the grass. >> this is a neighborhood park and this is a neighborhood park in santa rosa. >> it is sad. >> i am surprised it is helmet. usually they have soccer -- it is empty, usually they have soccer tournaments. >> reporter: the playground begging to be played on. >> isn't it frustrating? >> reporter: she says dozens of neighborhood parks look the same. >> we had a dry winter. and we need about $200,000 more. >> reporter: $620,000 irrigation budget dried up and the city counsel voted to give the money to police and not the parks. but not for long. a development this afternoon, unused salaries discovered. >> our city manager found the $200,000 for our parks. >> just like that parks about to go from brown back to green.

>> it is a neighborhood park. everyone should enjoy it like i did when i was a kid. >> reporter: as to when the sprinklers will come on, most likely in the next few days. reporting live in santa rosa, mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. today was the day to dump the pump in the bay area. a live picture from 280 and highway 17. it was an effort to get commuters to leave their car at home. they encouraged people to break up with their cars and embrace mass transit and asked photos to post on twitter and facebook. a look that gas prices. the price has been dropping. in california average $4 a gallon today. up one penny from yesterday. the los angeles coroner's office confirmed michael hastings died tuesday.

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two people are dead after a explosion at a fireworks warehouse. smoke was visible for miles today. several neighborhoods were evacuated and a highway was closed. police haven't identified the victims but they were both women. the cause of the explosion and fire is under investigation. the murder case against community watch volunteer will be decided by a all female jury. george zimmerman claims he shot trevon martin in self-defense but prosecutors say he targeted him. the jury is made up of six people, five are white, one is a black woman. the judge in the james i

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as we told you facebook rolled out a new instagram video app, lets you create 15 second videos. facebook's app allows it to compete with vine app. with facebook's announcement today helping it keep up, how do parents keep up with their teens and social media? >> ktvu's jade hernandez is live and you found out parents are concerned? >> parents told me it is hard to keep up with the social media. but one expert says parents need to stay educated even if their teacher is the child. >> the parents of these children know keeping up with

the latest phone apps isn't easy. >> i could be concerned about one but it is always going to be changing. >> reporter: twitter connects a person to anyone. then there is the new vine. 6 seconds of video. facebook had to up the ante through popular photo-sharing app instagram today. he says parents are doing the same. >> facebook is no longer the hot thing so kids are doing snap chat, they will take a photo and send it to a friend but it is only up for 5 seconds. >> reporter: which could lead to worries. >> you can't keep on top of everything. you have to make your choices as to what they can use. but then it is hard to filter. >> reporter: stay educated about what kids are using and

set privacy settings. if you don't know how, go to youtube, there are tutorials on everything. >> parents need to be parents and not feel defensive. >> reporter: there is also finding a balance to life and tech tools. >> more important to have real face time and develop socially and know how to deal with that before all the other weirdness. >> at some point trusting them. >> reporter: when limits are set you are keeping your child safe. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. you might say a night in shining armor who helped a passenger turned out to be the airline's ceo. a passenger was having a rough travel day, delays and cancellations. but a stand by spot opened up for her and a man helped her store her bag. that man was the delta ceo who

gave up his seat for her. the procedure wrote it was you acting just like a ordinary mr. anderson. the sale was quick for tumbler. yahoo announced the acquisition last month today they said they completed the deal. the ceo said she is thrilled to officially welcome the team into the yahoo mix. it represents her bold and say most expensive move sense she took the job -- since she took the job. financing deal to help get out of bankruptcy. they filed for chapter 11 because of pension plan debt. they plan to emerge from bankruptcy with $895 million in financing, it will help pay off debt and provide working

capital. back to julie haener in the news room with what is new at 6:00 p.m. >> coming up at 6:00 p.m. video of a hit and run. what we learned and the one question that remains unanswered and easing traffic at a bottleneck a look at the improvements and continuing coverage of the convicted murderer we told you about, the woman who could have been his next victim and their strange connection. these stories coming up at the top of the hour. life changing procedure never used in children is giving one the gift of hearing. words can't describe the moment his world goes from silence to sound. >> reporter: you are about to see what many consider a medical miracle. he hears his dad's voice for the very first time. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you.

daddy loves you. can you hear daddy? >> reporter: before this moment he heard nothing. >> reporter: he was born without the nerves that carry sound from the ear to the brain. he was fitted with a implant but without nerves it didn't work. doctors gave him a brain stem implant used in adults. it took an fda approved trial to bring it to a child. >> he likes sound. he enjoys the stimulus, input. he is curious and enjoys it. >> we don't know what it is like for him. we don't know what he hears. if he hears everything, some of what we hear. his brain is trying to organize it still to use sound.

>> but this first reaction is what they will never forget. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. >> doctors are confident he will hear and speak like any other child. some of the nation's youngest citizens go to washington, the issue they drew attention to.

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the moon was honored today in houston. nasa held a memorial for neil armstrong. he died lost august at the age of 82. his other crew members all attended the memorial. they called him a quiet, brilliant aviator born to make history. a dozen children dealing with medical conditions went to capitol hill to lobby for better healthcare. they walked the halls of congress as part of children's hospital advocacy day. he has a rare form of cancer that causes tumors in his eyes. >> i have really known this my whole life so i am used to it. i -- the doctor.

>> the doctors and staff take time and care trying to figure out, working with insurance companies so he can have the care he receives. >> the families want a national network for doctors and less red tape. david beckham caused a brief stampede today at shanghai university today. he is in the middle. 7 people were injured when the crowd rushed a police line to get to him. organizers hadn't anticipated such a large crowd. he had to cancel an event but he did sign autographs. firefighters get close to putting out the colorado fire. they are now battling a new wildfire. it forced 100 people from their homes.

about 30 miles from denver. the fire burned through 500 acres. authorities say it may have been sparked by lightning. summer begins tonight but an unusual weather pattern in alaska is expected to bring wet weather here to the bay area. our chief meteorologist is here now. >> alaska, this was the scene outside of anchorage. temperatures soring back up into the 80s. few spots in the low 90s. they had a snowstorm a month ago. here is the alaska heat. high pressure, first the temperatures, soring back up into the mid-80s. fair banks today 83 degrees. this area of low pressure over alaska, this is the source of the heat and this is connected to the secret stream. this is linked -- to the jet

stream. this is linked. there is a storm developing. we have the strong area of high pressure and the strong developing. this is the key towards sunday night and monday with the storm approaching the bay area. this is what we are watching. the heat in alaska and this developing storm system, could look like the first monday of winter coming up for the first monday of summer. bill martin will have the latest at 6:15 p.m. now at 6:00 p.m. a deadly hit and run on the streets of san francisco caught on camera. >> upset at the fact we don't have my brother anymore. >> only on 2 the video that could decide whether a driver goes to prison. >> and relief is just about here, the big change that is coming to a busy freeway and the difference it is expected

to make. >> and oscar grant's death became a lightning rod of controversy in the bay area, we are there for the special showing of the movie. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. >> ktvu obtain said this video of -- obtained this video of a hit and hit-and-run crash. it could decide the fate of the driver accused of hitting and killing a teen. ktvu's david stevenson was in court today and the victim's sister got very emotional. >> reporter: she did. prosecutors and the defense say it hinges on whether the taxi driver knew he hit someone. they instructed the jurors to pay attention to the videos you are about to see. >> reporter: cameras mounted

inside the taxi show the moment of impact when the driver strikes and kills a young man in october 2010. the victim was 19 years old. his family and a jury today heard closing statements on what would have been his 22 birthday. >> he was a bright, special person. >> reporter: he is charged with homicide and leaving the scene of an accident. prosecutors say he ran a red light and must have known his struck someone. he drove a half mile from the intersection before his friends caught up with him. climbed into the cab and demanded he go back to the crime scene. he was unsure about what