hard. our detectives are taking this hard because that could have been anybody driving down the street and catching a stray bullet. >> reporter: it is unclear at this point who the altercation was between, who the shooter was shooting at. they are not saying at this point if it was gang related. when the 23-year-old was taken into custody he had a loaded fire arm. police aren't saying if it is the fire arm linked to the shooting. we expect to see a photo of the suspect. we expect it to be released tonight, we will bring that to you on twitter and online and at 10:00 p.m. reporting live, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. more break news. skiline community college is on lock down. the college is locked down because of a suspicious person. that is all that we know.

we are gettings from people, we are working to get more information, as soon as we do we will update you. in sunnyvale two people are dead after a hostage stand off ended in gunfire. ktvu's robert handa has more on what happened and the deadly ending. >> reporter: officers and the s.w.a.t. team surrounded the home around 8:00 a.m. this morning trying to make contact with the man inside who called them. >> he called and indicated he killed somebody inside. >> reporter: as you will see and hear one last warning from officers led to gunfire. >> come out with your hands up. [ guns firing ] >> reporter: -- i heard pop, pop, pop, pop. 4, 5 short, quick shots.

loud and i know something was wrong. >> reporter: neighbors were allowed to leave wondering what happened. >> i heard the guy murdthered wife. that is what i heard. -- murdered the wife. that is what i heard. >> the individual charged the officers with a weapon and the officers opened fire and shot the individual. the individual was pronounced dead at the scene. in doing a sweep we confirmed there was another dead body inside the residents. >> i don't understand what the whole story is about but sad thing that normally doesn't happen here. >> reporter: at this point investigators are not saying what weapon the man was holding or humanting on neighbor's claims they were involved in prior domestic violence disputes. we will update at 6:00 p.m. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. happening now, an hour to

go before the san francisco 49ers first pre-season game and fans are still riding high from last year. ktvu's jade hernandez is live where fans are coming face to face with few rules off the field. >> reporter: you got to love game day atmosphere. today they are clear on one issue, if you don't have one of these going through the gate you will get one of those. >> reporter: security changes mean shifts in the greeting at the gate. new this season, only nfl approved bags will be allowed inside on game day. >> i have a really big tote so i am going to grab whatever i can. my wallet, obviously.

my camera. >> reporter: other fans welcome the security. >> not a big deal. >> here you go. >> reporter: today greeters handed out one gallon plastic freezer bags for those who needed one. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> not really. not really. >> everything has to stay in the car. kind of weird. >> reporter: raider nation is also making necessary adjustments for tomorrow night. still a big seller. fans will have to hang up these bags if they are stadium bound. >> lines will be quicker. they won't have to search your bags. >> i got one of these bags -- i think it was last friday or saturday. >> ticket holders received a free bag in the mail. his wife was planning ahead. >> she found a clear bag, it

zipped. and then these came along. it was great. >> reporter: even if all this is news to you this sign is meant to inform everyone that this new measure is in effect. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more detail said on the -- details on the new fallacy. big purses, back packs, fanny packs, coolers and diaper bags are banned. another option a clear plastic bag. strong words from the mother of the boy who was shot and killed while sleeping. ktvu's eric rasmussen is here with the mother's message to those who might be planning more violence. >> reporter: she will be on the look out for anyone who might be trying to start trouble at her son's funeral. she was angry but grateful for

the support from the community. >> reporter: a family member lit candles again as a small group prayed for the boy who was shot and killed with his father as the two slept in a home wednesday morning. dozens came out for the candlelight vigil last night and tonight his mother had a warning for anyone who attends her son's funeral. >> do not wear black to my son's funeral. do not come with violence, guns, because i will be the one to put you out. >> reporter: no tears, just anger and frustration that so many are feeling about the violent deaths of several children in oakland. >> you are quick to raise a gun, put up your firsts, be a man. >> reporter: this afternoon members of faith, family life ministries offered support. the family set up a website to raise money to support the boy's mother who found a new

purpose out of this tragedy. >> i will live my life for them. just because my son wasn't able to live his life. >> reporter: i checked with police this afternoon about the investigation, they could only tell me they had nothing new report. live, eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. the family of a missing woman announced a $100,000 reward for information on her disappearance. sandra coke has been missing since 7:00 p.m. sunday night. family and friends said a lot of people around the country contributed to the $100,000 reward fund. her sister said police told the family they have some leads in the investigation but that she was not given any specific details about the leads. she made an emotional plea for information and thanked everyone who helped out. >> sandra was the kind of person who would have done the

same. and we all are just desperate to see her return home safely. >> the family set up a hot line to leave tips on sandra coke's disappearance and you can find that number on www.ktvu.com. breaking news from san francisco. a demonstration in front of a hotel is resulting in police arrests. from this live picture you can see a number of people seated in front of the front doors to a hotel. near battery and clay. we have been watching this live. we have seen police make a number of arrests. no exact number on how people many but we caught one person being taken away by a police officer as we began to show you this. you can see there is a picket happening in front of the hotel. at issue here according it information sent to us by the workers, workers at the hotel

want to unionize, the hotel is not allowing them to do that. taking part is workers, supporters and union workers as well. a number of police officers on the scene. again, we have scene arrests happening -- seen arrests happening. it looks like the front doors to the hotel are blocked. what happens here is the officers will issue an order, saying if you don't leave you are subject to arrest. then the demonstrators are led away one by one. we will stay on top of this. again a protest that resulted in arrests in san francisco and let you know if anyone changes here. authorities expanded the amber alert to three more states in their church for a man from southern california. the man suspected of abducting a girl and killing her mother

and brother. a amber alert in washington, oregon and nevada for james lee dimaggio. investigators believe he is traveling with the teen hannah anderson. sunday night firefighters found the body of her mother christina anderson and a child who is believed to be hannah anderson's younger brother. there has been a break in the cold case murder of a 13- year-old girl in sacramento. they arrested a man for the killing of jessica funk-haslam. the body was found in the baseball dugout in march of 2012, she was beaten, choked and stabs. police arrested this man last night. investigators say dna evidence led them to him and his dna was in the system because of a domestic violence charge and dui arrests. continuing coverage of the

bart contract talks. today had two sides bent back to the table. ktvu's john fowler is here now and john, they have a long ways to go. don't they? >> reporter: they do. but in the battle for public opinion bart official handed me this statement from the board saying the board is committed to a deal by sunday. but i have been pouring through these documents that reveal a deep divide between the two sides. negotiators are upstairs. clock is ticking. the deadline three days away. >> reporter: this afternoon we found commuters on the same train holding opposing opinions. >> i support their opinions. >> they are asking for too much. asking for too much.

>> reporter: unions say the two sides are around $56 million apart over three years. bart says it is $100 million if we make it a four year deal. >> we still remain far apart. at the end of the day we are still apart. >> we are hopeful but we need to see a lot of movement. >> the deal is doable and we could get it done by sunday. let's get it hammered out. >> reporter: commuters are tired of the uncertainty of being at the mercy of people unaccountable to bart riders. >> come to a better understanding. the powerful people that run bart and the unions. >> reporter: sunday's deadline is when the governor might order a 60 day cooling off period. coming up at 6:00 p.m. what a cooler off period might

mean for commuters starting monday. health and science editor john fowler ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now on what is next. the law says they must report to the governor 7 days after it was formed. bart says that would be 10:00 p.m. on sunday. we spoke to the governor's office and they have not jet submitted their -- yet submitted their findings. bart could strike sunday at 10:00 p.m. unless the governor announces a cooling off period. the governor expects to make the decision after he gets the report. check in with ktvu and www.ktvu.com for apodacea on the negotiations. -- for continuing updates on the negotiations. a home invasion in the north bay and police say it could have happened to anyone. >> they would have fooled me. >> new at 5:30 p.m.al 5:30 p.m

-- 5:30 p.m. the warning from officers. >> and a man arrested for vandalizing a church in the east bay, how police found him. >> and some of the winners from powerball aren't old enough to buy a ticket. >> coming up let you know if we have wet roadways for friday and the timing of our next warming trend. [ male announcer ] at montrose pet hospital,

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the powerball jackpot. he opted for the lump sum. after taxes he will get a real check for 58 million dollars. the other two tickets were sold in new jersey and have yet to be claimed. 5, 25, 30, 58, 59 and the powerball number was 32. here in california there were 9 tickets sold with 5 matching numbers. powerball is just a few months old in california but officials say it is beating expectations. at 5:00 p.m. it was expected powerball would bring money to schools. ktvu's ken pritchett has more. >> the winners of the powerball lottery are not just those who took a chance and dropped a few bucks on a ticket. when powerball launched in april schools were promised more money. >> 50 million in additional

dollars yearly and those estimates are conservative because you can't plan for 400 -- 500, $600 million jackpot. >> reporter: higher ticket sales drove revenue up 150% above expectations. which means schools could receive $100 million if pace continues. it is needed money. >> lot of times it is keeping books in the library, putting a computer lab in, it could be, you know, wiring a building, you know, could be a number of things, saving a music program. >> reporter: why would powerball only be expected to bring $50 million to education? powerball was expected to cannibalize other games such as mega millions but effect was not as great as expected. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2

news. people are holding off on their back to school shopping and that could prompt deep discounts. 3.5% increase in revenue last month. that is the slowest pace since march at a time when it picks up. even a strong performance such as costo reported disappointing figures. it runs from july to september. we are putting together several stories to help you get back to school. find a link by going to www.ktvu.com. my girl comes up to me and goes daddy, it is raining outside. i said it is not actually raining. almost. lot of drizzle. >> the definition of drizzle -- [ talking at the same time ] >> clouds. felt like light rain. lots of wet roadways.

measurable rainfall, around the coast and san francisco. right now, clouds banked up near the shoreline. thunderstorms to the north as you can saunders the north of clear lake. the showers and thunderstorms developing up in this part of the state as you can see here. as far as us we have the low clouds and fog hugging the shoreline, near half moon bay and this will be on the increase tonight and tomorrow morning. as far as rainfall totals, impressive for august. san francisco .03. santa rosa 100th of an inch. over night lows in the mid-50s. partly cloudy skies. once again drizzle out there and probably that mix between drizzle and light rain especially around the coast, san francisco, wet roadways tomorrow morning for the friday morning commute. here is the forecast model showing you this, 8:00, same deal as this morning, patches

of cloud cover inland. 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning and once again clearing back to near the shoreline by 4:00 p.m. patches around the bay at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. coast, lower 60s. not extreme heat but we warm up a little bit compared to today. inland temperatures on track to reach the upper 70s to lower 80s by 3:00 p.m. or 4:00 p.m. tomorrow morning. clouds in the morning. skies become partly sunny into the afternoon. forecast for tomorrow, lower 60s in pacifica, 73 san rafael. 80s towards fairfield, antioch, livermore. san jose 76 degrees for your friday afternoon high. your five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. weekend approaching. we will be warming back up by saturday and sunday and it continues by monday and tuesday. by tuesday warmest locations

inland flirting with the 90- degree marks. watching out for that. coming up, break down fire danger across the state with the thunderstorms popping up this afternoon. a wind driven wildfire continues to burn throughout u in riverside county -- in riverside county, it started yesterday afternoon and scorched 11,000 acres and only 10% contained. officials say 15 structures burned. many were homes. 1500 people have been told to evacuate. counties are sending resources to help battle the flames. up next the grand opening causing controversy palso they are stand -- controversy, also they are standing their ground, they react to the postmaster general's comments today about selling the building. >> the surprising source of funding at one bay area event. and big changes in store when students go back to school.

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. my opinion is the post office is not for sale. >> protesters remain defiant today. they have been camped outlet in front of the -- camped out in front of the old post office. the postmaster general reaffirmed plans to sell the building but they say no way. the coalition may be standing

firm but the postmaster general said today plans are moving forward to sell that building. >> what we want to do is move from that facility to a smaller facility and get somebody to buy it and develop it to be a real center piece for the city. >> today the postmaster general told us it is in the public's best interest to sell the building, they don't need the space anymore but protesters are concerned a new buyer might not preserve the character of the building. >> this is a new deal art building. we have beautiful art work in the building. it is a land mark building and pretty much everybody in berkeley is against this, including the city counsel. >> the coalition argues the service doesn't make sense. they say rental rates are so high they would lose money on the deal. the postmaster general said

they would be interested in occupying a small space in the building once sold and he would like to work with the developer to maintain the building. the controversial gentlemen's club is open in san jose. it opened half hour ago inside an old bank building. it is a bikini bar with restaurants and condos next door. some are concerned it could have an impact on crime in the area. home invasion robbery shreds light on a bigger -- sheds light on a bigger problem. >> looking for two men who dressed at pg&e workers but were robbers. >> and supporters of the morning plan takes to the street, one -- mortgage plan takes to the street one day after a lawsuit. >> and a bay area lawmaker shares her plan to use technology ohopefully present another airplane crash -- to

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tonight about two armed robbers. ktvu's rob roth is here with the precaution everyone is urged to take. rob? >> reporter: police say the two men are dangerous. they dress as utility workers but they are actually robbers. >> reporter: the home invasion is the talk of the neighborhood. >> warned the wife. >> reporter: police say yesterday two men claiming to be pg&e workers knocked on this doors and said they were investigating a gas leak. they were wearing hard hats and bright colored vests. one neighbor saw the men on the streets earlier reading addresses off of a note pad. >> they fooled people. >> the problem was they weren't with pg&e or any other company. >> once inside the house they

robbed the three individuals. one was a six-year-old. >> the armed robbers bound the man, woman and young girl and punched or pistol whipped the man. authorities say there are similarities between what happened yesterday and the robberies of this jam bogues and starbucks. >> we look at video footage from the business and surrounding businesses. we conivist the neighborhoods -- vanivist the neighborhoods and the businesses -- anacrus the neighborhoods and the businesses. >> call 911 if there are any doubts. reporting live, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. police are looking for a hit-and-run driver who left a bicyclist with major injuries before down today. the accident happened at 5:30

a.m. this morning. police say the bike rider was unconscious when they arrived and he was riding in the bike lane. witnesses describe the car as a dark or black 1995 toyota sedan with damage to the front bumper. man is under arrest after he murdered his ex-girlfriend. neighbors reported hearing shots fired at 11:00 p.m. last night. officers found a woman with gun shot wounds. investigators arrested the victim's ex-boyfriend. police say he has a criminal history, including a conviction for assault with a deadly weapon. jackie speier is pushing for a new alert system that might have prevented the asiana airlines crash. she wants to have that technology installed on all

commercial airlines. >> reporter: asiana airlines crashed as it was landing that san francisco international airport. three teens died. investigators say low speed may have been one reason the plane hit a sea wall. jackie speier says flight crews needs better warnings. >> it could have been an absolute catastrophe because there were 300 people, including crew that survived that horrific day. >> reporter: she wants the faa to study alert systems that bark out warnings. she proposed an order for the faa to complete the study within one-year. this isn't the first year the faa has been asked to look into these alerts. it has come up twice in the past

decade. the faa formed experts to assess the feasibility of the system. that group never gave the ntsb an answer. the ntsb said another group was tasked with the same responsibility and still reviewing the system. >> i fear without direction from congress the faa could take years. >> reporter: they left it in limbo when they didn't vote on the transportation bill before heading home. ktvu channel 2 news. the largest group of american passengers on board is expected to file suit tonight against asiana airlines, coming up at 6:00 p.m. we have a copy of the lawsuit and we will break down what it could mean. the parents of a camp counselors are suing pg&e. contractors hired and the camp's arborist.

the suit claims they were negligent. she was crushed to death when a large tree fell on her. pg&e was responsible for inexpectedding the tree according to the lawsuit -- for inspecting the tree according to the lawsuit. people lined up this morning to apply for jobs at the target store that will be opening in october. target is holding a job fair at the college of alameda and looking to fill 300 positions at the store that is being built across the street from the college. >> very tough. looking for a job for a year and a half. it has been rough trying to find unemployment. >> it continues tomorrow till saturday at the college. is twitter thinking about going public? that is the rumor after they hired a stock administration

analyst whose previous job was to help zynga prepare for their public offering. they haven't commented on whether this is part of a planned stock offering. stocks pulled the market out of a three day slump today. the dow is up 27 to 15,498. the nasdaq is up 15 at 3,669. the s&p is up 6 to 1,697. one of the people who brought us youtube is back with a new video app to compete with vine and instagram. >> the new mix bit app lets users record, edit and publish videos an hour long. you could also upload your videos and remix them. the founder said the app is for everyone. a new milestone for the new bay bridge. a look at the work being done and the plans to try it get it

open in months. >> and residents demand help with underwater mortgages. what makes this proposal so unique. >> up next, finally captured. the plans to have it home in time for a yearly event.

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44-year-old man in connection with two shootings in the dallas area that left four people dead, four people wounded. he first went to the home of his ex-girlfriend where he shot and killed two women and then went to the home of his estranged wife. he threw a hand grenade inside and shot and killed two other women. police took him into custody. an investigation into the killing of a correctional officer. >> he was shot around 4:00 a.m. this morning in this driveway. he was getting ready to go to work when the shooting happened. investigators have no suspects and no motive but they are looking into if it had to do with his job. the times reports animal control picked a dog up monday.

the dog had a compound fracture of the leg that was several weeks old and inspected. the police department released this photograph and you can see they have blocked out a gruesome injury. veterinarians had to remove the leg. police are looking for the owner. at this point the organization placed the dog in a new home. thousands of dollars in damage inside a south bay church. we will get to that in a minute. first, good news, in san francisco, he could soon be on his way home. >> we will go back to that story about damage inside a church. a woman is so upset and the unusual conditions they found. >> and testing the safety of

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religion statues smashed, even flower pots shattered. ktvu's janine de la vega shows us the damage done at a church and explains the bizarre arrest of a man who police say is

responsibility for the vandalism. >> reporter: parishioners were brokenhearted when they saw the destruction done inside. these photographs show the damage. inside nearly every room was trashed wednesday morning. >> when i came everything was in disarray. all the pots broken and the statues broken. >> reporter: inside the prayer room the medical examiner extensive damage, three statues -- the most extensive damage, three statues broken. >> make me angry because people come here and pray every day and come to church to pray and all we can see is a mess. >> reporter: police found a

transient naked in a parking lot. he was arrested for vandalism. police are investigating how he got into had church. normally the doors are locked. >> we have to pray for him because i think she a man who -- he is a man who is mentally disturbed. i don't think it is a hate crime. >> reporter: volunteers cleaned up the mess and buying statues to replace those who -- those that were ruined. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. activists urged three banks to accept the program to buy underwater mortgages. >> you will let your ceo know we were here? >> they know. >> they marched to wells fargo, bank of america and chase. one day after wells fargo filed

suit against the city over richmond's plans to buy the mortgages. the city says that would allow it to restructure loans so buyers can stay in their proper. >> it is a win for everyone. families get to stay in their homes and people are more willing to pay their mortgages. >> the banks say the plan could hurt investors by taking 200 million from the trust that hold the mortgages. the latest crash test show mixed results for small cars. they tested 12 cars. six were good or acceptable. six marginal or poor. in good, the civic, acceptable dart, focus, elantra and scion. u.s. airwaysu.s. airways is lacking into baggage

handling procedures. they are moving luggage and tossing it into a pile. they were left there for 45 minutes in the rain before a cart arrived. u.s. air make as lot of money from baggage fees, $516 million last year. a representative says it is not the way they are trained. cooler for a week or two and last night and today we are seeing something we haven't seen. >> hybrid between drizzle and rainfall. i think we will have the same story tomorrow morning. as far as temperatures from this afternoon, lower 60s in pacifica. lot of 60s and 70s out there. a few low 80s towards fairfield and antioch. right now we have the fog hugging the coast line. showers and thunderstorms to the north, just to the north of

clear lake right now. watching out for the showers. here we go, the fog bank hugging the shoreline. temperatures are ranging from 50s to lower 60s. lots of 70s towards concord, livermore and san jose 71 degrees. time lapse towards the golden gate bridge at 3:00 p.m., scattered clouds and partly cloudy skies up above. the cloud dex expands. over night clouds expected. we -- deck expands. over night clouds expected. and drizzle tomorrow morning. temperatures tomorrow in the 60s and 70s. warmest locations lower 80s. this low scoots to the north this weekend and as a result we will warm up a little bit for saturday and sunday. here is our forecast model, clouds tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. and drizzle. we will have wet roadways

around ocean beach, san francisco, oakland, around the coast and bay tomorrow morning. partly cloudy skies. showers developing to the north. slight chance for tomorrow afternoon. with theferential lightning strikes a red flag warning still -- with the potential for lightning strikes a r warning still -- a red flag warning still in effect. 78 in santa rosa. stenson beach 63 degrees. vacaville 82. rim of the bay, 60s. inland lower 80s by 3:00 p.m. san jose high 76. fremont 74. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view saturday warmer. we will warm up for sunday, monday and tuesday. one of the last surviving

actors who played in the wizard of oz died. she suffered a stroke at her home in arizona and died yesterday. she was 89 years old. only two of the 184 actors who played munch kins are still alive. >> workers enter the next phase of instruction. >> the pooing of a huge amount of concrete. >> get hundreds at a gun buy back but where does the money come back? the surprising source of funding. >> how california students measured in standardized testing testing. these stories coming up at 6:00 p.m. [ male announcer ] at montrose pet hospital,

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prosecutors say the friends went to his dorm after the attack and removed evidence. the friends are charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice and obstructing justice. if convicted they could get up to 25 years in prison. continuing coverage now a the count down of theope obing of the ex--- to the opening of the eastern span of the bay bridge. there is still work to do but today we got upclose as they wrapped up the first of several concrete pours. ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar was on the bridge with a look at the work and the schedule. >> reporter: today truck after truck after truck fed their loads into pump trucks as they have all week long on the eastern span of the bay bridge. the bases of two huge structures needed to replace

the bolts are well under construction. the sections will arrive here in september to begin final construction. >> it will take a few months. so we could achieve 100% seismic safety. >> reporter: as the model shows inside the concrete will be a system of stretched cables that will lash them down to the pilings to keep the bridge in tact in a major earthquake. >> it will cover all the work that is holding down those device withs underneed. >> reporter: how much concrete? enough to make a block of it, 56 igfeet by 56 -- 56 feet by 56 feet by 56 feet. all of these cable anchors, the cables and the concrete form a clamp that returns the bridge

to its original design standard and that is to last 150 years and resist the largest quarterback expected. construction ubis scheduled to -- is scheduled to be completed in december. i am consumer editor tom vacar ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details on the construction. good news about the bolts. they have not broken. they are being stretched in salt water to simulate rapid aging. >> those are still under tension and none have broken. that is good. >> the other update, investigators think the quick fix for the bridge will work. the bridge could be open before december. possible early opening decision could be made a week from now. a new lawsuit just filed naming asiana airlines and

boeing, the allegations and dropping test scores. the two factors leader say are behind the disappointing change in numbers. ktvu channel 2 news starts right now with breaking news. we begin with breaking news. new information in the disappearance of a 50-year-old woman. ktvu's eric rasmussen is live with new information on the disappearance of sandra coke. >> reporter: several law enforcement sources confirm police detained a man who might have knowledge that could help them into their investigation of sandra coke's disappearance. a friend dated him 20 years ago. sources say police picked him up, his picture is there, on a patrol violation two days ago. we found his picture on the megan's list website. family friends say he reappeared in the area and had

contacted sandra coke asking for help in getting his life back together. sandra coke disappeared sunday evening. today her family announced a $100,000 reward for information about her disappearance. >> she was the find of person who would have done the same and we all are just desperate to see her returned home safely. >> reporter: today her family announced they set up a hot line for people to leave tips, you will find it on www.ktvu.com. at this point our sources say he is not talking. sandra coke's family asks if he has any information that he immediately come forward with it. eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. a new lawsuit filed in the asiana airles