just in -- new information on what happened to one of the teens who die who -- who died in the asiana crash. >> multiple blunt injuries that are consistent with being run over by a motor vehicle. >> late this morning, the san mateo county coroner revealed the cause of death. full coverage on that announcement in a couple of minutes. good afternoon. i'm tori campbell.

first, breaking news in concord where a gas leak has forced evacuations. it's happening at burnett avenue and meridan park avenue. down fowler -- john fowler joins us live with more. good afternoon, john? >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. within the last three minutes, firefighters confirm the leak has been at least temporarily capped. it's there at that corner of meridian and burnett. businesses here for four blocks are shut down. this is what it sounded like here at concord's auto center. >> you are in the commercial area with several customers inside doing business. we estimate between 50, 75 people had to be evacuated. >> reporter: firefighters say cona construction backhoe -- a construction back dehoe hit a line and firefighters and police evacuated the kia and

toyota dealerships and other businesses. the fire department says somehow this happened despite having notified pg&e. let's take a listen. we've seen people trying to cross through here. the firefighters say the risk of fire and explosions is significant here. they are also trying to monitor for gas. it's heavier than aerosol. they are looking for them. pg&e was notified about the construction and somehow this accident still happened. we just got an update. they are saying that the total control ought to be in about an hour. but this intersection at burnett and meridian will be torn up, they say, at least for several more hours today. they are urging everyone to stay away. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. the san mateo county

coroner released the cause of death for a 16-year-old asiana airlines passenger struck by a fire truck after the plane crash at sfo. ktvu's brian flores is live in san mateo with the new information. good afternoon, brian. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. yeah, the news conference ended about an hour and a half ago. during that time, san francisco's fire chief issued an apology to the families after she learned that one of the fire rigs hit a crash victim. the san mateo county coroner confirms what was suspected, he said internal hemorrhaging proves that ye meng yuan was alive before she was run over by a vehicle. >> multiple injuries, consistent with being run over by a motor vehicle. those injuries she received, she was arrive at the time. >> reporter: whale there was no

word how she became outside of the plane and whether other vehicles were around, she was covered in fire foam. >> obviously, like i said, it's devastating news to us. a tragic accident. we had members literally going onto the plane because we were continuing to rescue people that we had reports of that were still on the aircraft. i see this this as a tragic accident. >> reporter: the coroner said he met with the families yesterday to let them know about the findings. he said they were visibly upset. it's unclear whether the firefighters involved will face disciplinary action. buts fire chief says they will review all procedures to see if anything else could be done differently. >> this is difficult news for us. we're heartbroken. we're in the business of saving lives. and many lives were saved.

i continue to be very proud of the men and women of our department. >> reporter: we contacted the city attorney's office and they will await for the report before making any type of decision. in san mateo, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, brian. an officer-involved shooting kook sherr -- an off- duty sheriff deputy shot and killed one man at a convenience store. >> reporter: one man is dead, another man is injured after two masked men entered the bonfair market after 10:00 last night. what the gunmen didn't know is there was an off-duty sheriff deputy inside shopping. >> they came in and attempted to rob the store. that's when the confrontation took place. >> reporter: witnesses told police they don't think the suspects fired a single shot. police say the deputy feared for his safety.

>> the deputy ended up shooting and killing one of the suspects who was armed and possibly slot the second suspect. >> reporter: who was able to get away. investigators spent the morning checking area hospitals to see if he tried to get care for a gunshot wound. people living in this mostly quiet area were shocked to hear the news. >> it doesn't happen where you are hearing gunshots outside of your door. >> reporter: police say last night's incident was not the first time the store was targeted. in fact, they were just out here last week for a crime. >> the store was robbed eight days ago with a similar m.o., and again, it was an armed robbery at that time, too, the same time of the evening. >> it's a shame what happened. i feel like the neighborhood is protected. >> reporter: investigators are looking to see if the two crimes are related. in alameda, paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. police at san jose state

university who robbed and pistol qhipped someone on campus. the man told police he was sitting on the lawn on the north side of campus when the women attacked the man. the woman who attacked him was african-american, about 5'2" with a lip piercing. police sent out an alert. >> the female were the targetters doing this i will be more opt mystic -- optimistic. president obama weighed in on. debate over the controversy george zimmerman verdict. the president said americans should respect the jury's not guilty verdict. but he said the african- american community sees the case and the verdict in a unique way. >> trayvon martin could have been me. 35 years ago. and when you think about why in

the african-american community, at least, there's a lot of pain around what happened here. i think it's important to recognize that the african- american community is looking at this issue through a set of experiences and a history. >> president obama said state and local governments should examine whether changes to laws can prevent violent confront takes like the one that led to trayvon martin's death -- confrontations like the one that led to trayvon martin's death. >> reporter: both sides in the b.a.r.t. labor dispute trying to find an agreement. they just broke for lunch. i will tell you what they said about progress being made when we come back. it looks like warmer temperatures are back in the bay area. mark will be here to tell us if they will last for your entire weekend. we wanted to change the date and kind of make it our own. marking the first

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the house. the side of the home was left in pieces. police were chasing a nissan when the car rammed into the garage and ended up upside down. the driver was trapped and had to be rescued he was later sent to the hospital with minor injuries. the home has been red-tagged. negotiations are underway as both sides of the b.a.r.t. labor dispute are back at the table. they met at the caltrans building. they spoke to claudine wong who joins us live. any encouraging words, claudine? >> reporter: he well, they just broke for lunch -- well, they just broke for lunch. a spokesperson would only say it's going. no imminent deal. that's the downside. the upside of all of this is there is still time. it was business as usual at b.a.r.t. this morning as trains got

rolling, so did commuters. although the possibility of another strike certainly on the minds of riders we talked to. looks like i might need to get a carpool together. >> reporter: you're not feeling good about how things are going? >> no. >> reporter: as negotiations were about to get underway, we talked to the union and b.a.r.t., both said they understood why riders are so concerned about what's next. anything you can say to kind of ease those concerns? >> i wish that i could. i really do. i don't our riding public to be in this situation and our members to be in the situation. i can't right now. >> we're hopeful we'll have a deal before august had -- august 4th. >> reporter: where are you now? >> not sure. >> reporter: the mediator is not allowing either sides to discussion the details -- side to discussion the details. negotiations come after a two- day break. it's unclear if or when that will challenge. it appears both sides are ready

for a rampup. >> any time the mediator is ready. >> i'm hoping there will be movement. i brought my roller bag but not the one that had clothes in it. so i'm hoping that there will be some movement. >> reporter: movement is what riders are hoping for because if talks stop, so do the chains. >> i don't know what the outcome should be but as long as b.a.r.t. is running. >> reporter: we understand they will be back at the table either 1:00 or 1:30. all that's left to do is wait to see if there's movement, if both sides can get to the common ground they are both looking for. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. there is now a $25,000 reward being offered for information leading toen a arrest in the killing of an 8 -- to an arrest in the killing of an 8-year-old. police say alayshia caradine was shot wednesday night as she

opened the door. she was at the home for a sleepover. three others were injured. sentencing is set today for deborah madden. she pleaded guilty back in march as part of a plea deal. prosecutors say madden stole the cocaine from the crime lab back in 2009. the investigation led to the dismissal of criminal cases. tomorrow marks one year since the deadly movie theater shooting in aurora, colorado. on july 20th, a gunman shot 12 people and independent injured dozens more during a midnight screening of the dark night. today there will be a ceremony for the victims at the same colorado state park where a gun rights group plans to hold a rally. a couple who survived the movie theater shooting plan to get married tomorrow. eugene hahn and christen davis were on a date when the gunman started shooting inside the

theater. hahn shielded davis from the bullets. she was right by his side as he recovered. he proposed a few months later. >> it was a night of horror and we wanted to change the date and make it our own. >> eugene and kristin have known each other since elementary school. the owner of the cabin where fugitive and former los angeles police officer christopher dorner died wants san bernardino county to pay her $420,000. candice martin of palmdale says the money is to reimburse her for the cabin which burned down -- dur the shootout. she said tear gas canisters started the cabin and sheriff's deputies let it burn. they are still gathering information related to the claim. dorner was suspended from the department when he shot and killed four people. the house of

representatives approved legislation that would requite the k-through 12 education law. republicans created the so- called student success act to proplace several key parts of the no-child-left-behind law. it's not been reauthorized by congress since 2007. this lacks oversite and gets rid of targets and goems to eevaluate -- to be -- goals and evaluate. >> this fight is about exwity. it's about every child in our country getting an education they deserve regardless of poverty, disability or other challenges. >> boert party says this -- both party says this law needs fixing but they are not expected to pass the students' success act. the city of san francisco is moving forward with a bike registry program to help cut down on the number of stolen bikes. a new report shows more than 4,000 bikes were stolen or

targeted last year which is up 70% in the past six years. the city says the increase in theft is likely due to more people riding their bikes in the city. in response the city wants to improve police enforcement and increase bike parking. muni is expected to release a plan in september. if you head to lake tahoe, don't be surprised to see a small submarine in the water. it will spend the next few weeks patrolling the western portion of lake tahoe. scientists are using it to look at the earthquake fault which is 1,000 feet under water. if a major quake hit the fault, it could create 40-foot waves on lake tahoe. >> because it's an enclosed basin, the wave will bounce back and forth for hours. >> lake tahoe is just a practice run for the submarine. it heads to antarctica for the real mission. it's designed to go 1,000 feet

under the icy waters and give us the vi ever of what's under the ice sheet. and you will find more photos at ktvu.com. they are in the hot topics section. you will find more information under web links. well, the typical bay area pattern making a comeback. you can take your pick between the temperatures. the fog, a big factor clearing back to the shoreline. this is a live look at san francisco. out in the distance, there's the fog bank and the bay bridge. the new portion and the current portion. there's the low cloud deck. still a big factor. it shows it on the camera and satellite. there's the cloud deck from monterey bay out towards half moon bay bay and point reyes, still a few patches heading into san francisco bay at last check. as far as current temperatures updated to your 12:00 hour, san francisco is still only in the upper 50s beginning to warm up

inland under hazy sunshine. right around 80, in the lower 80s out toward walnut creek. forecast headlines for today, coastal fog, warmer temperatures inland. this weekend, morning fog, some 90s inland and then the extended we bring in a few extra clouds especially by monday. could also feel muggy out there as the moisture works its way to the south. a bit of a warming trend. no heat advisories and heat warnings that will be the overall trend as this area of high pressure works its way back in the states. today and this weekend, no big changes. warmest day will be saturday. that means temperatures inland on track to reach the mid to possible upper 90s out towards antioch and brentwood. the bog fankg and the onshore breeze setting up a big -- the fog bank and the onshore breeze setting up a big temperature change. we cool things off by sunday. today, santa rosa, 82.

antioch, mid nibts. brentwood, 96. san francisco on the cool side, bring the sweater and jacket there. temperatures only in the lower 60s. san jose, 84. livermore, 93. you get the idea we're talking about more 90s out towards pleasanton and livermore. the giants back in town for this evening and for this evening partly cloudy skies. temperatures in the upper 50s. a westerly wind at 20 miles an hour. look ahead to your five-day forecast with your weekend always in view and the weekend coming up rapidly. you can see temperatures peaking on saturday. that means the warm of the location, around 95, 97 degrees. if you want the cool end of the temperature degree we have 60s and then we cool things off on sunday and then let's keep an eye on the moisture for monday. a few extra clouds might have the tropical feeling with some humidity out there. >> not kind of normal. >> no. feels strange. >> thank you, mark. >> yes. a first ever symposium job fair is taking place for corporate recruiters and

present and future coast guard veterans. >> the coast guard is hosting a higher america's heroes event on the coast guard island. it gives them a way to show off their skills. many veterans in the work force bring with them real world experience in the areas of science, technology, engineering and math. >> we're objective mlt duty and veterans and they are -- military duty and veterans. and they are mission focused. they come with a lot of leadership experience. they are highly adaptable. >> an estimated 1 million veterans are reported to return from service to the work force over the next five years. still ahead -- a silent treasure. a recently discovered film that shows san francisco from a century ago. [ female announcer ] for the freshest produce,

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it's been a bad day for technology stocks. major stock indexes were held back by a slump in the technology sector after microsoft and google reported disappointing earnings. the dow is currently down 20. but the nasdaq is down .8%, down 28 points. s&p is actually just barely in positive territory. google will delay building a controversial new office complex in mountain view. google planned to build a 1.1 million square foot campus that

would open in 2015. but there have been concerns about having 3600 google workers in the wetlands area on the edge of the bay. the you society considered putting the area where three endangered species live. this weekend, movie fans can get a rare glimpse of what san francisco looked like is00 years ago. a film restorer found a copy of a movie made in texas and has not been seen by the public in nearly a century. the movie is called "the last edition" and was rediscovered in the nether larndz. >> there's the ferry, market street, the chronicle, and i see a guy selling newspapers at fifth and mission. it goes on and on and on. it was amazing time capsule. >> they will show this sunday afternoon. today on the news at

facebook, with another protest over the george zimmerman verdict planned for tomorrow, we're looking at the measures oakland police are taking to avoid a repeat of some of the violence we saw earlier this week. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. ♪

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