on administrative leave. the coroner's findings will be run through the hit and run unit. the chinese consulate says the family wants to bring the victim home soon. >> they will contact the coroner's office about the next step. >> reporter: he was with u.n's family at 6:00, how the city could be liable for her death. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. two people remain hospitalized at san francisco general from the asiana crash. that is out of 67 people treated there. one of the 67 died. we also called stanford medical center to see if any patients remain there. we have not heard back from them. today pilots on asiana flight 214 flu a gosh.

at 12:32 pilot initiated the go around. that planes the plane tickles another circle around. the plane landed safe and sound, and according to the faa, such go arounds are not unusual and can happen once a day at busy airportings. some businesses in concord were evacuated more than four hours today because of a natural gas leak. a backhoe cut through a gas line. because it was a high pressure line the fire department evacuated a four block area surrounding the leak. >> you have had several car dealerships that had customers. we estimate between 70 to 80 people had to be evacuated. >> pge crews cut off the flow of gas about two hours and repaired the break. even was allowed back into their businesses by 2:00 this afternoon. a former season fan lab technician who admitted

stealing cocaine from a crime lab learned her punishment today. debra mad listen not be going to prison. she was sentenced to one year of home confinement and five year probation. 300 hours community service and pay a thousand dollars fine. madden was charged with stealing cocaine that was supposed to be tested at the crime lab in 2009. as a result, hundreds of drug cases had to be thrown out. a reimbursements ward is now being offered to help find who shot and killed a young girl in oakland. police and crime stoppers have put up a $25,000 reward. the 8-year-old was on a sleepover at a friend's apartment wednesday night when someone rang the doorbell. the children opened the car and someone started firing -- door and someone started firing into the home. the 8-year-old was killed. two other people and the grandmother was hurt. police have no motive or suspect for the killings. police suspect a man trying to hold up a grocery store last

night. an off duty sheriff's deputy happened to be in the store at that time and shot and killed two masked men. >> despite a bullet hole in the front window, customers still came by the market on high street today. the store has been here for 30 years. >> just want to support the store and the business and safety of the neighborhood. >> police say about 10:30 last night two men wearing masks and armed with guns headed straight for the county. what they did not know is an off duty sheriff's deputy was in the store shopping. >> heard the gunshot, called the police. >> police say the deputy shot and killed one of the masked men while the second one got away. police believe they know where he is. >> there was a local hospital that reported having somebody come in with an unexplain gunshot wound. >> investigators say the same two men may have robbed the same store last week. in that case, the owner told us

off camera the men pistol whipped an employee and made off with cash. they were also wearing mask. both incidence were captured by the store's surveillance. the deputy is a 20 year veteran of the department with numerous accommodations for bravery. >> who knows if the deputy prevented somebody from getting seriously injured or kills. >> off duty officers are never rail off duty. >> a deputy or an officer on the streets with a gun is always a good thing when there are so many bad guys out there. >> reporter: the store says he plans to install more security cameras. rob ross r ktvu channel 2 news. learning more about a deadly officer-involved shooting last night in vacaville. police say today a 24-year-old walk per came at officers with a hammer and knife after a car chase. investigators say he charged the officers in a, quote,

aggressive and threatening manner. a stolen ac transit bus was stolen today a long way from where it was taken. the pulse was reported missing at 9:30 -- the bus was reported missing at 9:30. the bus was east of manteca on highway 120 on oakdale. the person driving the stolen bus was arrest -t. the good news is the b.a.r.t negotiations are going on right now. ktvu jade hernandez is here with what both sides are saying about the talk. jade. >> reporter: frank, commuters need to know negotiations may continue all the way up until this union's deadline august. if b.a.r.t workers do strike all other public transportation agencies will have to pick up

the slack again. >> things are moving slow. our team is optimistic. >> monday we met all day. wednesday, no meetings. thursday, no meetings. today we'll get started and see how long it goes. >> at the b.a.r.t station today, riders are already thinking about another possible strike. >> that would be terrible. last one was horrible. >> and since riders will turn to other bay area transportation agencies, contingency plans are already in place. ac transit, still in their own union contract negotiations, will focus pron siding service for the east bit. -- providing service for the east bay. >> we might be able to put six to 10 extra buses on the road. but it's not even so much the number of extra buses. it's the number of extra runs we would be able to make. >> golden gate transit spokeswoman told me it would give as much supplemental

service to oakland as it can. during the strike earlier this month, the metropolitan transportation commission funneled commuter information through 511.org. >> otherwise hope they don't have another strike. that would affect a lot of people trying to get to work and get home and people being stranded, you know. >> reporter: talks are still going on inside of the cal tan head quarter -- cal tran head quarters. we spoke to a retiree just a few hours ago. she said there would be real problems with that. her story at 6:00. jade hernandez ktvu news. firefighters in southern california are keeping an eye to the sky. high wind and thunderstorms. a fire has already burn nearly 25,000-acres. it is called the mountain fire.

the entire town has been evacuated. 6000 people have been forced to leave their homes. the fire has destroyed several houses and mobile homes. in sacramento county crews are still monitoring the scene of a grass fire that burned dangerously close to home. flames broke out about 2:30 this afternoon near highway 50 and quickly spread to more than 10-acres. fire crews from several different agencies attacked the flames on the grind air. crews were able to put out the fire at about 4:00 p.m. a heat up in the bay area continues. bill martin here now with how hot it is going to get over the weekend. bill. >> reporter: bay area weekend here for most people. things are heating up. you see the fog outside. there is the fog out behind that. the fog is shallowing out a bit. that is why numbers came up in some of those inland bay

valleys. san francisco 56 degrees. walnut creek, 95 degrees. 30-degree spread. the fog is getting pressed down. hen it does that it starts to warm up. we will see a further compression of the fog as we go into the bay area weekend. that means a bit of a warm up. tell you what, it's hot on the east coast and southwest. it is getting hot in our inland bay valleys. the fog is having a tough time getting into the valleys to cool things off. 94 in fairfield. 93 in livermore. it is not record heat, but after monday and tuesday, things will start to come up. as we go into the. weekend some of the inland bay valleys are going to see triple digits. warm weekend ahead. we will talk about it in just 10. we will get specific with your forecast high for saturday and sunday. i will show you which day will

be the warm else. a police sergeant could be in trouble for releasing graphic and bloody photos of the boston bomb suspect to the news media. these are pictures of the suspect surrendering back in april. shaun murphy says he gave them to boston magazine to show, quote, the real boston bomber. murphy says he did this because he was upset about the controversial new cover on rolling stone magazine that he thought glamorized the suspect. president obama broke his silence on the george zimmerman verdict. the president talked about his own thoughts and experiences about how young black men are treated in america. >> reporter: in an unexpected appearance in the white house briefing room friday afternoon, president obama offered his first public comments on the verdict in the george zimmerman

trial and some personal reflection. >> when trayvon martin was first shot, i said this could have been my son. another way of saying that is a trayvon martin could have been me. >> late last saturday evening a six member florida jury acquitted zimmerman in the death of a 17-year-old trayvon martin in 2012. zimmerman's attorney says the shooting of the unarmed teen was self-defense. others saw the crime as racially motivated. >> there is 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. >> on sunday in the wake of the verdict, the president had released a written statement urging calm. in friday's remarks he reiterated that any protest should remain nonviolent. >> as difficult and challenging as this episode has been for a

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new at 5:00, it's back for the first time in two years. san jose's music in the park was stopped after being linked to the stab of two teens. that happened during a brawl of a mcdonald's parking lot, just a few blocks from where music in the park is held. tonight the music and the crowds have returned and robert honda is there now with what has changed. robert. >> reporter: we are here. you are seeing a new look to what was once a a san jose tradition. it was an experiment to try and bring that tradition back, bigger, better and safer. >> today's music in the park celebrates 25 years of a san jose tradition that started as a free show for the downtown

lunch crowd. smash mouth has was maroon play pad over the here. but then crowds swelled to more than 80,000. at 2011 a stabbing at a nearby mcdonald's brought an end to the series. now they want to revive music in the park. >> we were trying to find a new model. if it works, we would like to bring it back and continue another 25 years. >> the downtown association moved the event to the much bigger st.ism james park. charged admission to see an established green hired 27 security guards and 14 police officers. plus, police are already in the midst of a summer crack down on gang hot spots. >> if we start to see there is a lot of groups congregating in the general area, we have the flexibility to allocate some of those officers to the downtown area. >> many downtown businesses are grateful. >> we are very excited to have music in the park because it

brings more people, and it is very good for business. >> was it good for business before? >> yes. when they stopped doing that, it was less people, less customers. >> reporter: so far so good. the city sold 2,000 advance tickets and there are still a lot of people arriving. we will find out later if this is a one shot deal or a return to tradition. a full update tonight at 10:00. robert honda ktvu channel 2 news. a new union contract at three bay area sports and entertainment venues. workers at at&t park, candle stick and cal palace are represented by 853. the union reached an agreement with hospitality and concessions companies. a weight increase and health benefits. the company is still involved in a labor dispute with another union. contract talks broke off back in may. tesla has reportedly reached a deal to buy 35-acrest

right next to its manufacturing plant. the car maker finalized the purchase this week. according to documents filed with the alameda county clerk, tesla brought the land from union pacific railroad. it includes a test track. the state of california says it is having trouble complying with orders from federal judges to release 10,000 inmates by the end of the year. the judge ordered the release to ease overcrowding and improve conditions for inmates who are sick or mentally ill. they have to find 10,000 inmates who are not likely to commit new crimes if they are released. inmate attorneys filed motions to force the state to comply with those federal orders. all week long we have been talking about a pretty gradual heat up. it appears according to our chief meteorologist we might be

peaking soon right, bill. >> reporter: yeah. if you remember back to monday and tuesday, remember how cool it was? we had temperatures in the 60s. some areas in the authority bay didn't see sunshine all week, but that's changing. temperatures are going to keep warming up as we move into the next couple days. look at the fog moving into daily city. baseball game will be impacted by the fog because as it moves in it is going to moisten the air. baseball actually don't fly as far. the ball is a little bit wet. cool, cloudy, foggy as you move into the ballpark. the game will be starting about 60 degrees and end about 58 degrees. forecast, overnight lows. san francisco 52. 60 in antioch. kind of what you would expect this time of year. fog forecast for the morning, it's there. shouldn't have the big push like it had the last few

mornings. little less fog, hence a little bit warmer for saturday. at the coast, fog is a play. it doesn't go away. inland it will be warm to hot. around the became, a little fog and then sun and then nice. that is both saturday and sunday. your bay area weekend looks graph remember today? going to be a lot like today, tomorrow and sunday. >> temperature variationest will be up a little bit tomorrow but very summer. forecast highs 95 in fairfield. 997 in antioch. that's real hot, right? coming up on 100 degrees. look at hayward. 71. you get the picture. typical strong big temperature spread from coast to inland as we go into your bay area saturday and sunday. right now saturday looks to be the nicest, warmest day on your bay area weekend. sunday afternoon and monday, high clouds come in. those clouds being generated down around baja mexico and

then moves north. there is a slight chance for maybe a thunder shower. we will watch it because the last thing we need is fire danger to kick way up. bay area saturday and sunday, a little cooler on sunday. clouds come in. temperatures kind of stabilize. there is your 5 day forecast for the bay area weekend in view. we show your forecast high for your city tomorrow a little later. a bay area congressman has a firey response to the pass and of an education bill. plus, life after serving your country. not always easy. the reverse career fair that was held today on coast guard island. coming up at 6:00, a rattlesnake encounter at a little league games a boy to intensive care. >> kids don't necessarily see what is around them. >> only on 2, the precautions some bay area are being urged to take. the san mateo county coroner confirmed the girl who survived the asiana plane crash

was hit and killed by a responding emergency vehicle. coming up the, a legal analyst tells us who ultimately could be responsible for herd. these storiest and more coming up new at 6:00.

a california judge says asset -lment -- settlement is close to being finalized for toyota ownerrest. the claims of sudden acceleration toyota has rejected. millions of toyota owners says the value of their cars have

plummeted. the losses range from $125 to $10,000. the settle. does not involve the claims of wrongful death. as if serving your country isn't enough of a challenge, imagine returning home from a war zone and not being able to get a job to support your family. today, members of the u.s. coast guard were able to show off their skills to a group of corporate recruiters here in the bay area. >> they are mission focused. they come with leadership experience. they are highly adaptable. >> the first ever symposium and reverse career fair in alameda. the event is called hire america's heroes. it is an effort to get service members back in the work force. pge, beg, ibm are some of the supporters. their corporate representative we spoke to said many veterans have real world experience in the areas of science, technology, engineering and math. >> we have to hire literally

thousands of workers over the next couple years to replace people who are going to retire. veterans are a great match for a company like ours. >> an estimated 1 million vetepectto return from service to the work force over the next five years. here in california it is about equal to the number of people in general population looking for jobs. republican law enforcements approved a controversial education law. house of representatives passed student success act along party line. the bill replaces no child left behind law. the federal government's rule in public schools and let states set their own accused ding progress goals r. the measure would slash funds for poor and minor this. >> we need all of those students to be able to be productive and successful in achieving many states in performing their system to

address these shortcomings. >> the new education bill is not expected to be pass bids the senate. preparing for another round of cuts. >> trayvon martin protest underway in oakland with another big one planned for tomorrow. how the city is preparing for this event. >> $1.2 million, some of which i helped him raise. it's interesting that he has decided to run against me. a south bay congressman is facing a new challenger for his seat. you may be surprised when we tell you who is contributing to his campaign. police on the pearliness will have released this -- peninsula have released this video. authorities say what you're looking here is a disturbing crime in progress.

the protest in oak land over the george zimmerman verdict have not ended well. there have been clashes with police. businesses are still repairing broken windows, and protesters managed to briefly shut down a freeway. new at 5:00, the city is getting ready for what could be another large protest tomorrow. josh hawk is here now with that. also, the mess asiana plane crash coming from from some

very upset business owners. john. >> reporter: frank, we are outside oakland city hall where a few protesters are here again in the name of trayvon martin. protesters are expected to be peaceful tonight, and that's certainly what the city and its residents are hoping for. >> board up windows all over downtown oakland covering up fresh damage or what is come. >> the police's response is crap. they should come in and they need to do what they need to do. >> recent protest saw many businesses damaged and zero people assaulted including a waitor defending his restaurant. >> our customers don't want to get involved. they are scared, etc. it hurts our business. >> like many business owners, they are calling for change. the city council is hearing their voices. >> we should have been prepared.

we didn't react. in some ways we kind of handcuffed our own police department. >> council member says the city has been sending the wrong message. >> what happens in the protest downtown oakland is what is happening in my neighborhood, right? you can come trash oakland. the you're illegal dumping, the shootings, the robberies. >> council member says the message is now clear. >> oakland city government does not tolerate vandalism, property damage or attacks on other people. >> youth radio at 17th and broadway sustained a broke win. do today two men were finishing a trayvon martin mural over broken windows. oakland police say they will be ready for any violence. other agencies are ready to provide aid. >> to make sure nobody is injured, to keep the peace, to prevent vandalism and any other crimes that take place.

>> reporter: a big protest is here outside city hall tomorrow afternoon. ahead at 6:00, businesses are facing a dilemma with recent protest. why some of them may be holding off on telling insurance companies about the damage. the owner of the cabin where five tim former officer dorner died wants to be compensated. dna evidence confirmed that the man who once claimed to be

the boston strangler was indeed that killer. the remainest were exhumed and dna extracted. authorities were able to link that dna to that found on the boston strangler's last victim who was raped and killed in '74. he admitted to raping and killing her but then recanted. he died in prison while serving a life sentence for other crimes. nancy pelosi accused republicans were wasting time. she says they should focus on the economy. >> american people think it's important for us to be vol everring problems, getting results and one very important way to do that is to create jobs. rather them waste their time, i think it would be important for us to use our time to work so that the american people can have more work to reach their fulfillment. >> republicans voted to delay both the employer mandate and the individual mandate. that came after the obama administration announced it would delay the employer mandate for one year. if an older person has a sense of their own mental decline, it might be an early sign they will eventually fall

into dementia. that is according to experts meeting in boston next week. they say just because a person occasionally forgets things doesn't mean they are head for alzheimer's disease. but people who are lost in locations or unable to plot the track of a tv show, that might show problems that can lead to more severe problems down road. a devastating encounter in a popular peninsula bookstore. police department is getting the public's help to identify a child predator. >> inside the barnes & noble, police say surveillance shows the moments just before and right after a man exposed himself to a so-year-old girl then touched her inappropriately. the girl's face has been concealed to protect her privacy, but police say the predator wearing a fishing hat and sun glass approached the girl while she was reading with her family in the children's

section, then convinced him to meet her in a more secluded area in the bathroom. we showed the man's photo to callerrest. >> it makes me feel scary because san mateo is a really peaceful city. >> you have to keep vigilant. also, never let your kids go to the bathroom alone. sometimes i see people who think their kids are old enough. you just can't anymore. >> police also released this sketch and this photo of the suspect saying she about 6 feet tall and in his 50s getting into a dirty black tour gray four door car in the parking lot. investigators say this happened about 3:00 in the afternoon. at this point, they are not saying why the crime wasn't reported until a couple of weeks later. >> reporter: anyone who recognizes the man in the video or the screech call the san mateo police department. in san mateo, carol lou f ktvu channel 2 news. baby elephants killed for

their tusks. the massive bust involving tusks worth millions of dollars. 19 firefighters overwhelmed by flames in arizona. what their families are going to receive. a somber gathering today where 12 people died and 70 others were injured outside the theater. a special message of support delivered to the crowd.

a federal judge has rejected an attempt by british petroleum to stop payments of the settlement fund related to the 2012 oil spill. bp attorneys say the investigation should be continued while they if look into conduct. plaintiff's attorney says bp says they haven't provided any evidence. the families of the firefighters who were members of the granite mountain hot shots crew. they were overrun by flames by fighting the yarnell fire. according to the arizona republic, the city of prescot will give each family a check for at least $328,000. they also will get payments from pensions, workers comp. and private donations. it was one year ago today

that a gunman shot up a movie theater in aurora, colorado. today, people are remembering all of the victims of one of the worse mass shootings in history. survivors were among those gathered today to honor the people who were killed. a list of names of those killed were read during the ceremony along with the names of other victims of gun violence. >> i stand here today to support the family and survivors of aurora, because it is an all too familiar feeling losing a loved one due to gun violence. >> 12 people were killed. at least 70 others injured in that shotting. the suspect james holmes has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. police found four men who may have been held captive for years living in what's being called a prison room. houston police say said they got a tip and checked out a home where they found the four men who appear to be malnourished. one man said he had been there

for 10 years. police say it's possible the men were lured there with the promise of beer and cigarettes and were being forced to hand over their veterans benefits checks. so far no one has been charged. the great kate weight is on. london is in a royal frenzy over the pending arrival of the little prince or princess. the excitement and the crazy antiques as the birth draws -- antics as the birth draws near. detroit may have been dealt another blow, this one from judges. right after the break, we will look at the bay area weekend and obviously talk about the warmest day. i will show you what forecast highs you can expect for your city tomorrow.

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the wait for the birth of the next royal baby has gone into overdrive. some people may have been fooled into thinking the duchess had gone into labor. the look aleek couple arrived at st. mary's hospital today. they even had their own security team. take a look at that t-shirt. it's clear these two were posers. this is one very good example of how the wait for the royal baby is heating up. miller reports on the merchandising as the world watches for the arifle of the lit -- arrival of the little prince or princess. >> reporter: a royal source says the duchess of cambridge's due date has come and gone. with each ticking day the

anticipation for the royal baby's debut grows. >> nothing is happening. where is this baby. >> this is what awaits the duchess when she finally does go into labor. for days there has been a constant media outside of st. mary's hospital in london where she is likely to deliver. royal watch we ares have been ready taking wagerrest. what will be the name, the weight? will it be a boy or girl. >> certain looking for clues every step of the way. one thing i read today is if you're late then it's a greater chance you're having a boy. so i'm thinking maybe she's having a boy. >> for some, the celebration has already started. baby doughnut snacks are being shared. in houston, this bakery made a life sized cake of the duchess of cambridge. look at this. she is holding a child. >> we are doing the skirt with

layers of cake and foam. >> when the baby does come, he or she will be third in line for the throne, but first, the future king or queen has to arrive. i'm summer miller, ktvu channel 2 news. michael jackson's mother testified briefly in court today in her lawsuit against the concert promotion company. kathryn jackson claims aeg live did not properly investigate jackson's doctor. kathryn jackson is 83 and was undergoing cross-examination, but the judge stopped her after just 10 minutes saying ms. jackson needed a break for the weekend. jackson's attorney told the judge his client had gotten very little sleep. the day after detroit filed for bankruptcy, a michigan judge says its paápg respect city declaration is unconstitutional. bankruptcy documents they two public employee pension systems are the top of security

creditors. that means it could include big cuts. however, the judge today said detroit's chapter 9 filing violates the state constitution that protects pension funds. putting retirees in the same group, retirees earned the pension they received. >> the michigan attorney general says he will appeal the ruling. a coup 8 has been charged with creating a fake lease and illegally okay pieing a vacant home. police say someone was squatting in that home. they found a man and woman there. investigators say the two had stolen the identity of the former owner and created a bogus lease. they have arrested the two. they face charges of burglary, forgery antres matzing. misare still looking for two

other suspects. nasa space probes were taking pictures today. the messenger probe is circling mercury. today, nasa lied them up to point toward earth and take pictures. our planet will likely be a little more than dot in those pictures, and it will be several days before nasa finishes processing the images. for all of us who have outside weekend plans, let's head to our chief meteorologist bill martin. one day is warmer than the other. >> reporter: yeah, that are you doing. >> going to the park in oakland. >> reporter: so fun. it is going to be a nice weekend. hot inland. cool at the coast. a lot like what we had today. the fog along the coast stays at the coast. places like pacifica, you know the drill. you have a little clearing at the beach. there will be moments of clearing, but you get the idea the fog will be back in the morning. burps back and temperatures warm.

cool coast. hot inland. that's the forecast for the bay area weekend. that's what happened today as well. mid 90s. warm spots. coast was upper 50s, low 60s. little warmer inland tomorrow. this weather testimony actually down here, tropical moisture. weak pressure system will drive that to the north as we get into monday. that is going to change the forecast around. tomorrow, warmest day of the weekend. the heat working its way up. we will find hundreds. they will be there out in the sacramento valley. redding will be over 100. fresno over 100 degrees. inland bay valley probably mid 90s. around the became lots of 70s, low 80s. the coast, low 60s at best. monday, this high wraps this moisture that comes up. this pattern happens every time this year late in the summer and pulling up this tropical moisture which could trigger a few thunder showers or activity east of the area. we are going to watch this.

right now it looks like it is not going to be a big deal. if it is, we will pay attention to it. forecast highs tomorrow, there is the triple digit heat east of fairfield. 90s, 80s and lots of 70s around the bay. green representing temperatures in the 60ed at the coast. 103 in clear lake. why? they are out of the marine environment. they are up away from it. their numbers are going to be more like what country see. out in vacaville you come up on 100 degrees. on the bay, nice seabreeze. oakland 75. castro valley at 80. the forecast highs for sunday will be slightly cooler than these has we go into your bay area second part of the weekend. sun does come out for a time in pacifica. not for long. it will be a lot of fopping in

the morning. slow clearing. saturday and sunday. saturday is the warmest day. sunday, slightly cooler but still nice. here comes the tropical moisture coming in from the south. those high clouds will bring a slight chance, perhaps something that resembles a shower or thunder shower. we will see you back here at 6:00 with the latest model. there is a new challenge for same sex marriages in california. who is trying to stop them. the new channel this bay area politician is facing. we confirm that the girl who survived the asiana plane crash was run over and killed by a first responder's vehicle. only on 2. >> a little boy bitten and hospitalized in the east bay. what you need to know now about rattlesnakes. >> these stories and more coming up in 10 minutes at 6:00.

the tsa plans to expand its expedited screening process at selected airports around the country. the program is called precheck and allows people to keep shoes and jackets on and keep their lap tops in the carry out bags. only those who have signed up beforehand. however, starting later this year, u.s. citizens will be able to sign up online. precheck is available at sfo on american, united and virgin america airlines. it is not available at oakland or san jose.

a massive smuggling bust makes millions of dollars of tusks. smugglers were caught by customs. many of the 1,100 pieces of ivory were small, believed to be taken from very young elephants. the smugglers tried to new longer route to try to sneak the ivory in starting in west africa and finally into hong kong. the san diego county clerk has asked the state supreme court to stop gay marriages from taking place in california. the they are arguing that the u.s. supreme court decision that allows gay mar annals only name the two couples in the lawsuit. they issued a statement saying quote, the filing offers no new arguments that could deny same sex couples from their contusionally protected right. harris goes on to say the federal injunction is still in effect and requires all 58

counties to perform same sex marriages. no exception. he has more than a million dollars and big time tech industry supporters. he is challenging long time campbell representative mike hon d. ktvu's jacqueline fell spoke with honda about the political fight he is now facing. >> representative mike honda tells me he is surprised the former commerce department official is challenging him in a primary next year. the long time congressman is impressed with his early fund raising haul. >> $1.2 million, some of which i helped him raise. so it's interesting that he's decided to run against me. >> some of the biggest players are writing checks to him. he raised a staggering $1 million in just three months. we sorted through campaign disclosure forms and found $1,000 from facebook executive. $2,600 from yahoo ceo mayer and

the cofounder of map star. >> we need people to work across the aisle to solve the probables and leadership to washington. >> honda is far behind in the cash race. he raised just $345,000 over the same three month period. he tells me he isn't worried, even though incumbents usually far out spend channelers. he says he has the back of barack obama, nancy pelosi and both california senators. he acknowledges he has work to do. >> reporter: honda is serving his seventh term. he tells me he would like to raise $1 million by d. he won't say how much more money he hopes to raise. in washington, jacqueline felt, ktvu channel 2 news. >> you can see a list of the campaign contributors on our website. go to ktvu.com. we will put the list under web link e. now at 6:00, we learn today that one of the asiana plane

crash victims actually survived the initial crash only to be killed by a responding fire truck. >> obviously this is very difficult news to thus. we're heart broken. we're in the business of saving lives. >> now ktvu looks at the possible legal vulnerability. negotiations to stop another b.a.r.t strike. we have details on how far the two sides are tonight after a day of negotiations. a child in intensive care after being bitten by a rat 8 snake at a little league game. i am frank summer million. >> in tonight for julie haener. it was feared and today it was confirmed. a 16-year-old passenger of asiana flight 214 survived the plane crash buzz was kill bid an emergency response truck. the ktvu's david stevenson

explains more. >> reporter: legal analysts tylosis tell us -- tallols whether the death will lead to legal liability for the city of san francisco. >> very difficult and devastating news for allovers. >> san francisco fire chief says she is heart bring news at the san mateo coroner's office that the 16-year-old yen meng yuan was killed by a first responder's vehicle. investigators say she was struck by an airport response firefighterring rig as scores of firefighters headed to the runway. >> she was not standing up. she was on the ground when our rig made contact with her. a rig or possibility two. that haps not been determined either. the san francisco mayor's office offered condolences to her family and say they have offered to meet face to