now at noon a baby and his father are dead after being shot inside their home. >> we hear from family members and the sad reason the father was in town in the first place. >> plus searching for a federal investigator who disappeared after telling family she was going to meet someone with information about her missing dog. >> bart management and union leaders are meeting with the special board of inquiry to

avoid another strike. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >> i am tori campbell. for the second time in a month a child is fatally shot while inside a home in oakland. the father was also killed. ktvu's mike mibach joins us live from the scene in oakland. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. the house behind me is the center of the investigation. detectives focused on the bedroom. you can see the window shattered. the hunt is on for the person or person whose shot and killed the father and son. >> the time 2:46 a.m. shots fired. 400 block in east oakland. >> the shooting took place at the rear of the residents. the suspect entered the yard and shot through the rear of the residents. father and his one-year-old

son who were sleeping inside the room. the father died at the scene. >> he was a good guy. 20 years old. >> reporter: his son drew jackson died at the hospital. >> crazy. shouldn't no baby deserve to died. shouldn't no mother burry their child. the violence needs to stop. >> reporter: her nephew was a smiling active baby. >> liked to play outside. liked animals and all the other stuff. loved to play. and now we have to go home and my sister has to explain to her daughter. >> reporter: the shooting is a reminder several children have been shot this year in oakland. >> it is troubling. this is a time when the city of oakland and our community

really need to come together. and work, sharing information to solve the crimes. >> reporter: relatives say the father is from fresno and was staying in oakland longer this week in order to attend a funeral. police can't funfirm if this was target -- confirm if this was a targeted shooting. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. the double homicide as the city grapples with three unsolved cases. starting with the disappearance of daphne web on july 10. then she was shot and killed when she opened the door of a friend's home on july 17. and on july 24 dog walker judy was shot and killed as she drove not far from her home.

family and friends start to pass passing out flyers in the search for a missing woman. the last time anyone heard from her was saturday night. her sister says it is worrisome that her personal and work cell phones have been found since her disappearance. >> you know, it is not like her to be separated from her phones and so we are really very worried. >> her daughter says her mother told her she was going to meet someone who had information about her dog who was taken during a burglary in may. to our continuing coverage of the labor negotiations between bart and its union. right now in an effort to avoid another strike both sides are beating with board of inquiry. ktvu's claudine wong was there and joins us now.

good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. we are 90 minutes into the hearing in front of the board of inquiry for the governor and if how it is going is any indication we have a long way to go. >> reporter: lot of numbers being presented today by bart. bart spent time talking number ins terms of operation expenses, contract proposeles and financial goals and talking about numbers in terms of a strike. we can't forget these pictures in july when the strike hit. bart said only 83,000, 21% of riders used mass transit options during the strike which means everyone else drove or stayed home and bart says a strike now would be worse. >> a strike will be worse

because ridership is 10% higher than the holiday week. a strike in the near term means the transportation network will have to accommodate 40,000 more people than it did during the strike a few weeks ago. >> bart is negotiating with three unions. all three unions unions and the public will get a chance to speak today. bart is working its way through speakers and the panel is asking questions, including one thatphoneses on replacement train -- that focuses on replacement train operators. >> [ inaudible ] >> at this point we have no plans -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: we expect a report without recommendations to go

to the governor by sunday, that is when the 7 day cooling off period ends and then the governor can decide if he wants 60 day cooling off period. both sides may go back to the negotiation table tomorrow and maybe again friday. but if what we are hearing this morning is any indication there is a lot of work to be done before anyone can talk deal. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. there was good news are commuters after a.c. transit reached a last minute deal avoid a strike. a.c. transit agreed to a 9.5% raise over three years for 1600 union employees. the deal was made just after midnight and kept buses running. >> it has been a hard negotiation period. we have been in negotiations for five months. at times it seems that we weren't going to be able to get

an agreement. but getting an agreement was always our goal. >> union members still need to ratify the contract. a.c. transit serves 181,000 riders a day in the east bay and san francisco. an amber alert remains in effect for two san diego children and their kidnapper. authorities believe james lee dimaggio may be on his way to canada or texas with hannah anderson and possibly her brother ethan anderson. the mother's body was found with an unidentified child. family believe that is ethan anderson but authorities say they are still looking for two children. >> there is a possibility that the child's remains that were found in the burned out home is that of ethan anderson. but we don't know. we haven't been able to make a positive i'd at this point. >> family and friends held a vigil for the missing children. james lee dimaggio was a family

friend but cheesepressessed concerns about -- she expressed concerns about his behavior. he is driving 2013 blue nissan versa 4-door car, california license plate number 6wcu986. ariel castro's prison in cleveland, ohio is now a pile of rubble. crews tore the home down today with help of michelle knight and her mom. she was locked in that home with two others. she released yellow balloons in homes of other missing children. prosecutors said ariel castro cried when he signed over the papers for the demolition. former child psychiatrist is back behind bars after a court appearance this morning. the 81-year-old child molester faces up to 20 years in jail and today the judge revoked his

jail. he escaped conviction in 2009 but pleaded no contest in may to the molestation of patients. some victims and parents offered emotional testimony saying they are frustrated he stayed out of jail. san francisco is the latest city to host a gun buy back event. it is scheduled for tomorrow night from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in the mission district. the event organized by by mayor ed lee. participates can receive $100 to $200. the call to disable stolen smart phone has gone internation. the mayor of london -- internailings. the mayor of london as --

international. the mayor of london has joined in. they want to make smart phones worthless to thieves. preparations for the outside lands music festival and how long the cool weather will last. plus the store that some powerball players will hope will bring good luck for tonight's massive jackpot.

president obama is in southern california this hour where he rapped up a live stream question and answer session on the housing and market sector. >> we could be renovating, rehabbing and putting on the rental market thousands of thousands thousands of units. >> zillow.com hosted the forum. president obama answered questions that were submitted through facebook, twitter and videos. it comes a day after his speech in phoenix promoting his new housing proposals. president obama will visit

pendleton. he is expected to arrive 35 empties from now. -- 35 minutes from now. he plans to meet with troops and families to thank them for his service. it is his final stop on his two day trip. also today president obama canceled his meeting with russian president vladimir putin that was going to happen during the summit next month. it was more than just the situation with edward snowden that led to the decision. >> reporter: my contacts sent us this statement saying the decision was made on a lack of progress on global security issues. president obama is frustrated with vladimir putin and russiana's decision to grant asylum to edward snowden. it allows him to escape federal charges in the u.s. for now. president obama talked about edward snowden on the tonight show with jay leno yesterday. >> important for me not to prejudge something. hopefully he will go to trial

and, you know, he will have a lawyer. >> the obama administration sites additional reasons for canceling the meeting with vladimir putin,. this friday u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel and secretary of state john kerry will meet with their counter parts in the homes of -- hopes of moving forward. in washington, ktvu channel 2 news. golden gate park will be rocking when it hosts the music festival. it is one of the largest and most popular in the country. crews have begun setting up the stages and speakers. 200,000 fans are expected over three days. neighbors are bracing for the crowds, traffic and noise. >> it takes up all the parking and lot of buses, traffic around here. noisy but not bad.

>> promoters worked with the city on issues like parking and security. muni is adding extra service on the 5 line. performers include paul mccartney and the red hot chili peppers. shark sighting yesterday. there is still questions as to what type of shark it is. some say it may be a young gray white shark but it is unusual to spot one inside the bay. today sweden's team is gearing up for a second day of racing in the america's cup trials after a emotional return yesterday. they have had 9 days of sailing with its newly constructed boat. it had to be rebuilt after it was damaged after a deadly accident on may 9 when it claimed the life of a teammate. >> we meant ed to be out there -- we wanted to be out there

with him and competing with us. and that wasn't unfortunate. >> they lost yesterday's race but they are hoping for a victory today in the second heat. that race is set to begin at 1:00 p.m. santa clara county reported its first confirmed human case of west nile this year. officials say the victim was a woman who contracted the disease in july. was hospitalized and now receiverring at home am -- recovering at home. they have had 11 other cases since 2006. the last one in 2011. california had 14 human cases of west nile this year. two have been fatal. new study indicates california failed in its trying to stop the spread of fruit flies. as many as 9 species are now permanently established in california.

and they continue to spread. over the past 30 years california has had 300 programs aimed at araidicating route flies -- araticating fruit flies. 5 small grass fires are under investigation. it took firefighters 30 minutes to put the fires out. the largest fire burned 1 acre. it is too early to know what may have caused them. well, our unusual cool august continues and today probably maxing outlet on the fog bank. -- out on the fog bank. i will tell you this has been slow to burn back. there are inland areas not even in the 70s yet which is unusual this time of year. the low responsible for it is finally moving. it will move in but it won't go

anywhere. it may actually drop down on the bay area thursday and friday. may give us high mid-level clouds. there is plenty off shore and lows keeping temperatures inland cool. cool pattern. big fog bank but the support there is waning. drizzle might be back. rain for some this morning. in san francisco there were reports of rain. it is a heavy drizzle. showers to the north today. low and high clouds. drizzle might be back tonight and tomorrow. as the low moves in it would be the right conditions to do it. after thursday temperatures rebound a little bit. 69 fairfield. 67 concord. san jose 70. 64 santa rosa.

san francisco 63. that tells you everyone is close. livermore 71. still southwest 24 fairfield. winds not too bad. picking up, richmond 16, 17 miles per hour. there will be a breeze. as long as the low clouds burns off the breeze picks up. rain in northeast california. that is the key for tomorrow. see if that develops tomorrow. today is just a low cloud deck. the low is moving. just moving really slowly and it will keep us below average on the temperatures. low cloud deck, 2500 feet. sunny, breezy, cool. cooler pattern inland. 15, 15 degrees below average -- 10, 15 degrees below average. 80 career lake. 73 -- clear lake. vallejo 67. we will have to warm it up. feels fall like.

and to the south bay temperatures in the 70s. coast, peninsula, everyone else cool. little warmer by the weekend. >> little unusual. >> it is. >> are we going to get summer? >> slowly creeping back. september could be the month. >> thank you. lots of supertitious people in -- superstitious people in san jose because they want to win the powerball jackpot tonight.

earnings are dragging down stocks and bank stocks are falling. live look at the board. dow down 45. nasdaq down 10. s&p down 5. powerball is the 4th largest ever. ktvu's janine de la vega tells us people are flocking to one store for tickets. >> $5 worth. >> right here. >> reporter: customers at this 7-eleven are among the dreamers, buying up powerball tickets in hopes of winning the jackpot. they have a 1-175 million chance of hitting it. >> odds don't bother you? >> no. possibility. they hope coming here will bring them luck.

in may someone won $2 million in powerball. >> it is the place that everybody is winning. why not try? hopefully we will get a winning ticket. >> the third largest powerball. people are already thinking on plans of what to do if they win. >> don't work anymore. >> so many things to do. donations. family support. >> reporter: while most people spent between $5 and $20. this morning somebody bought $180 worth of tickets hoping to strike it rich. >> can you imagine? >> no. >> would you spend that much? >> no. >> reporter: whoever wins it will come out to $244 million. if no one wins a world record

could be set going into saturday's drawing. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. coming up at 5:00 p.m. the search for a missing woman. family and friends prepare to hit the streets and what police have to say about their investigation. thank you for making ktvu channel 2 news your choice for news. we will see you the next time news brakes.

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