source at least 45 pounds was in the cargo hold. today a spokesman said that the faa's ash security and hazmat division determined what it was, it's not classified as hazardous. >> it's a hazardous material, it's high highley flammable. >> reporter: two and a half hours after the crash the internal e-mail was sent out to all officers saying all units who responded to the plane crash decontaminate. > >> everybody was wearing their personal equipment. they were all wearing self- contained breathing items. we take decon on every fire. >> reporter: the cdc website said it is often used in fertilizer and can react with oxygen catching fire at temperatures ten degrees above room temperature. >> we dealt with the fire and had extension into the air

craft if it was there, could it lead to worse conditions? absolutely. to my knowledge we never saw indications of that. >> reporter: the wreckage, here it is. it still is at sfo. north received north side of the air field. as for the phosporous they wouldn't say where it was or where it was going. also they didn't say if it was exexposed after the crash. >> more details on it. it's also known as white phosporous. it also exists in red and black forms. china is a major producer and exporter the flight started in china. the chemical element can affect the body in its inhaled or swallowed. >> breaking news, ktvu has learned the bomb shell quick fix for the new eastern span of

the bay bridge will move forward. tom is in the newsroom. if this fix is being worked on right now how soon could the bridge hope? >> reporter: way sooner than anyone thought caltrans contractor is building the stiffeners needed to make the back up supports, now the primary ones. that will take another week or two to make them. by mid-august all the engineering reviews will determine if the bridge with open without the permanent fix in december. if so this quick fix could be done with in just two weeks after that. the toll bridge oversight committee would then decide on the opening date which still could be labor day weekend. we are developing this story and will update at ten. >> and now to more developing news where a brush fire has burned more than 100 acres. the fire started in bay point around one this afternoon at the old concord naval weapons

station. employees nearby were briefly told to shelter in place. no homes or structures were damaged. 20-mile an hour winds made the fire fight difficult. officials say it's about 90% contained, crews are mopping up and will be out there for some time looking for hot spots. >> a missing child, a slain 8- year-old, and a loved neighbor shot driving in her neighborhood, three terrible crimes in oakland in just 15 days and police have announced no arrests and no leads. july 10th. 21-month-old girl disappears, more than two weeks later we still don't know what happened to her. a week later an 8-year-old shot and killed while at a sleep over. no arrests, and then yesterday, judy solomon driving in her neighborhood, shot and killed. three shock crimes that seem no closer to being solved. we are live at oakland police headquarters with how residents wondering what can be done

>> residents say they are conflicted. they say they want to see the high profile crimes solved as soon as possible. on the other hand they say they believe that the oakland police department is critically under staffed they understand that officers just can't be everywhere at once. oakland police are investigating the death of a 66- year-old judy solomon, gunned down in her own car yesterday afternoon. neighbors say they are worried. >> scary, knowing we can walk around something like that. >> reporter: solomon's death is just the latest in a string of high profile crimes including the death of an 8-year-old. shot to death last wednesday at a sleep over and the disappearance of a 21-month-old who father reported her missing july 10 10th. there is a disconnect between the police and the community they serve says one, that means police don't get the tips they need from the public to solve the crimes. >> i think the key thing is to

hire with in oakland police officers. have a program where you hire officers from oakland, they put a business in, hire them. then you have the community will get behind you. >> reporter: others say the department is critically under staffed and that means even if officers are working hard, criminals will slip through the cracks. >> we wish the police could be everywhere but they can't. we wish we could step into someone's mind and see how they think but we can't. >> reporter: some residents are still searching for a solution. some neighbors in the fairfax neighborhood say they don't have faith in the officers being able to protect them so they are holding a neighborhood meeting on saturday to see about hiring private security to patrol their neighborhood. we are live in oakland. ktvu channel 2news. >> now to our continuing coverage of the possibility of another bart strike. we are ten days away from the end of that 30 day contract extension. it is set to expire on august

4th. negotiations are expected to resume at nine tomorrow morning. with the possibility of another strike the metropolitan transportation commission is looking at the hiring of mass private buses for riders. a board member said around 8,000 buses would be needed to replace bart. the owner of one local tour bus company said each would cost at least one thousand dollars a day. he added it's also difficult to find that many. >> new, a san francisco lawmaker today urged people to enroll in city college of san francisco despite the school's accreditation being threatened king said students should continue to enroll as the school focuses on maintaining accreditation. >> today's point is to really be out there and encourage

everybody to enroll. that is the best way that we can again, show our support for city college. >> reporter: the college has seen a sharp drop of enrollment since news emerged that the accreditation would be pulled. >> stanford joins a long resisting of options hit by hackers, many woke up to e- mails warning about it. rob roth is live at stanford where investigators are looking in to what information has been compromised >> reporter: stanford university said that this computer attack appears similar to other cyber attacks on other institutions. stanford said it's investigating the attack and advised it's 20,000 students, and staff to change their password. >> i feel it's a violation. i go to the health center here, connected to -- so that -- anyone can see how much i have paid. >> reporter: she may be able to feel better. there is no evidence any health or financial information was

compromised or social security numbers. stanford is far from alone in having its computer system compromised despite taking security measures. >> as good as the security professionals may be, the breachers are also very good and keep getting better. so there is always going to be a back and forth. >> reporter: about three months ago they pearced a twitter account of the associated press and tweeted falsely there had been an explosion at the white house. that sent the stock market plunging. apple reported it's website for developer has been breached, even new york times was a victim. what purpose do the hackers have? >> normally they have a financial motive. for example, you want to capture credit cards, you want to get personal information so you can steal someone's identity and then maybe get credit in their name. there is also the hacks that are designed to embarrass organizations. >> reporter: the advice is to change your passwords frequently and don't keep using the same one over and over.

reporting live at stanford. >> shares of facebook are soaring, shooting up almost 30% today alone. shares in the social media giant closed at 3436 today. that's almost an eight point increase and it's get close to the 38-dollar ipo price. experts say it's because of their growing success in making money on mobile devices. a san francisco man has come forward to claim 2.5 million dollars in powerball winnings. the 43-year-old hotel security worker bought his ticket for the drawing at the cable car wine and spirit grocer. it wasn't until days later that he stopped to check his ticket to know if he should throw it away. instead he found he had matched all the numbers but for the powerball number. >> the democrat super majority in sacramento may not be around for long. republican andy vidak won a special election for a empty

seat. that moved republicans one step closer to breaking the democrat super majority. >> for the democratic majority it's a loss because they have now a weak hold on their super majority. a super majority which is two thirds of the vote allows them to raise taxes without having any support from republicans. >> he said that democrats may be more aggressive now in campaigning now that their super majority is at risk. >> the epa has approved a state plan to improve its drinking water after earlier threatening to cut off funding. they had previously warned california water official that the states wasn't giving out funds properly. approval means that new projects can get started aimed at improving contaminated water supplies. >> unfortunately, there are public water systems that are so contaminated that people have to spend their own money to buy bottled water.

that's a horrible situation. that's a situation we want to fix. >> the epa approval means more than $600 million in federal funds will be available for work on the improvement plans over the next three years. >> only on two, how this one of a kind house being built on the stanford campus is like a car and what it means for your next home. >> and coming up, a cooling trend is kicking off for the bay area. how utemperatures will drop moving in to your weekend. >> first, squirrels infected the plaque.

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. a sa, lon stayed open even though a car crashed through its front entrance. it happened this morning at top cuts plus salon in campbell in the shopping center on

winchester boulevard. a 92-year-old mistakenly stepped on the gas instead of the brake and hit the building. nobody was hurt. the driver was not cited and was allowed to drive home. >> we have new information on the death of a woman in her san jose home yesterday. police say a 62-year-old woman was found near death in her apartment at the creek view inn complex. she was taken to the hospital where she died. initially investigators though she had been the victim of foul play but late today say the victim was not the victim of a homicide. they haven't said how the woman died. >> two lake county men are accused of sexually abusing a teen runnaway and keeping her in a box. the two men have been charged with manufacturing and districting more than a thousand pound pounds of marijuana and using a minor in a drug operation. investigate officers first

found the drug operation back in april. they also found weapons, ammunition and various masks and helmets. the men could face ten years to life in prison if convicted. >> oakland police are warning women to hold on tight to their purses. police say that there has been an up tick in purse snatching and injuries of people when they fight back. they say if someone attempts to take your purse don't fight back. they suggest staying in well lit areas and don't be distracted. >> santa clara vector control is planning to fog in neighborhoods tomorrow. the fogging is scheduled to start at 11 tomorrow night in san jose. this is the first time mosquito in this area of san jose have tested positive for west nile. the spray is not toxic to humans or animals movement vector control officials say that six dead birds have tested

positive for west nile. two were found in pittsburgh, the rest in antioch, brentwood, concord and oakley. officials say the virus has been found in 11 dead birds so far in year. >> part of the national forest in los angeles county is closed after a squirrel tested positive for the p lague. several areas will be closed until next wednesday. the population in the mountains has been known to have the plague but officials are now dusting for fleas which can transmit the disease to humans. seven human cases are reported each year. >> call it is answer to your high pg&e bill. a new consuspect in home construction. a story you will only see here. john fowler, he is live on the stanford campus to show you the home of the future. >> reporter: that's right. right here in the middle of

campus a new home is going up it's so new designers want to you think of it like a car crews installed high tech soo lar panels on the stanford concept house. a new take being energy efficient. >> these two sides of the roof. >> reporter: a few miles away retired contractor, told me he would like solar for his home. >> it's so expensive to do. it's so expensive to manufacturer. >> reporter: at $27,000 it would take him ten years to break even the idea is fundamentally different. designed like a car. >> we are seeing car that are getting more efficient year by year. homes pretty much staying the same. >> reporter: students are building this house for an international competition with

solaa power, insulation, it nets no power from the grid. it took them six days to complete the basic one bedroom shell. base around a sort engine. >> then made it really easy for people to build any kind of house around that. >> reporter: after competition the family will live in it. at $250 a square foot it's a little more expensive but could break even in a couple of years >> cheaper would be best >> reporter: stanford was talking to potential partners to work on this concept. it could be available in just a couple of years. reporting live from the campus. john fowler. >> hot inland today. 96 degrees in antioch. that was the hot spot. 88 fairfield. you get the idea, hot inland bay valleys, mild around the bay and cool at the coast.

checking out the storms as they move up the spine the sierra nevada. you can see the tropical moisture. the high clouds, hits the sierra nevada and works its way up. . it justin deuces convection or thunderstorms. that's what we are seeing, we are seeing fog but those high clouds here a few days ago and we had a chance for thunderstorms but it didn't happen. the fog at the coast, you see it working over twin peaks t will do what it did last night. it'll get in to the bay area, berkeley, albany and will keep things cooler tonight. the inversion down below, it's about 1500 feet. that's where it was last night. it'll stay there tomorrow. may get a little cooper. tonight it'll and you will -- tomorrow afternoon about the same. with that marine layer, temperatures into the mid90's, upper 90s like today. as we head toward the weekend, it stretches out, inversion goes up, the depth of that --

taking us through that fog goes up to 2,000 feet into the weekend. much cooler, lessened fire danger. the reason for that trigger -- in -- is this low pressure center. we have been seeing this. this is what the firefighters like to see. right, today, tomorrow and it's warm, it's hot in some areas, you get into saturday, sunday and monday. temperatures trend down, humidity trends up. that's how to goes. it'll be a nice looking weekend, just not hot. the hot spots in the mid80s. fog forecast tomorrow morning. there it is a round the bay, you see how quickly it comes back up. 92 antioch, 92 brentwood, warm to hot. then around the bay 78 santa clara, 77 fremont. foggy along the coast. the sun came out the last couple days. very foggy right at the coast. there is your five day. you know -- you will see the

clouds thicken up. that's the marine layer getting deeper and the temperatures start to trend down. that's how that happens. stays cool along the coast. there is the five-day forecast, bay area weekend in view. back tonight on the 10:00 broadcast and looking at the weekend and quiet the specific numbers on your daytime highs for saturday and sunday. >> still nice though today. >> it did. >> thank you. >> coming up at seven on tv36 people are calling a 13-year- old brave after protecting herself and her brother from intruders while they were home alone. how she helped police catch one of them. updates the meaning of marriage. the measures some are taking to redefine the word. join us at seven on tv36. he is ready. why coach harbaugh said collin is ready to be an elite quarterback and leader.

. i'm excited, football is here. the 49ers and the raiders will start full tilt tomorrow. san francisco last year was the real first year for collin. this is his initial season as the guy from the get go.

shot of him today getting excited and ready in his skin tights. ready to go. the job of leader is something that he takes extremely seriously. in fact if you listen to his coach in a couple of seconds talk about him he is a born leader. >> to me if i can build that relationship and make sure my players and my teammates are comfortable and feel like i can help them better on the build they will preform better. >> people related to him. they like his company. they like being around him. he is very smart, got a lot of good qualities, plus plus plus across the board when you talk about his attitude, his -- the way he thinks, the way he thinks things through. how he operates. >> plus plus plus across the board, pretty good news for the raiders, up in napa ready to go. they have finally got their number one draft choice.

hayden. he signs a four year deal worth about 10% oro s . it's still unknown if he will be able to start practicing immediately. cornerback of course went -- underwent off season surgery to remove scar tissue in his stomach. he of course suffer that severe injury, life threatening injury in a football practice in his last year of college. he has not played contact football in more than a year. the raiders hoping he comes around real fast, the giants at the perfect time have a day off to rest up and recover,'s in a big series with the angels that starts tonight. that's the sporting life for right now. >> all right. thank you. >> we want to go to breaking news. these are live pictures from sacramento where a grass fire is burning out of control not far from downtown and close to the cal ebpo grounds. >> he are hearing about five

acres have burned and crews are having trouble reaching the scene. no homes are immediately threatened right now but the fire is burning close to power lines. this fire breaking news is happening in the sacramento area near downtown. >> that's not to far from sacramento state university. we have heard there may be vacant evacuations, we will let you know the latest tonight and on the website. >> good night. 5ñ

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