?o?óñ+ñwbbfocúúúúáç[çgx7çgx7 >> now at 4:00, a dramatic re- enactment of a deadly bart accident at the scene where two workers were killed on the tracks. >> new details emerging as a family and community are demanding answers about a deadly shooting involving sonoma county sheriff's deputy. reinvestigating the death of a construction worker at the 49ers new levi stadium. a toy gun, a real life

tragedy. sheriff's deputies opened fire on a 13-year-old boy, and we have new information now on how all of this happened. good afternoon, everyone. we're on early today because the world series begins in just a short time. i'm frank somerville. >> the death of 13-year-old andy lopez has a lot of people asking questions about the gun, the deputies and the shooting. just in the past 15 minutes here, investigators updated the investigation. mike has been in santa rosa all day. what new information do you have for us. >> reporter: i just walked out of there a couple of minutes ago and here is the new information. we now know two deputies and one patrol car first spotted the teenager. we also know only one of the deputies opened fire multiple times. folks in the neighborhood tell us they heard at least 7 shots but police said that andy lopez, the 13-year-old struck and killed, was hit at least once. today in that neighborhood, many folks remember in the 13- year-old as a very well-known

young man. flowers in hand, one at a time. >> he was a great kid. he wasn't in gangs or drugs or anything like that. >> i just feel really sad as a parent. >> reporter: they came to pay their respects and vent their emotions. >> shot seven times. i don't think that's right. >> you have to be on drugs to shoot a 13-year-old seven times. >> reporter: sonoma county sheriff's departments shot and killed the teenager in a barren field after they say the teen refused to put down what they described as a replica rifle. immediately after the 13-year- old identified by the sheriff as andy lopez was shot and killed by the deputies. santa rosa police is the lead investigative agency. >> i know deputies told the subject to drop the gun. his statement is he did not drop the gun but instead turned toward him with the gun. >> reporter: by mid-afternoon, the crime scene tape was back

up as santa rosa detectives searched the field looking for bullets. friends are remembering andy lopez and reflecting on the shooting that took his life. >> we're not going to let this one slide. enough is enough. i mean it's time for a change. >> reporter: lopez lived and attended school not far from where he was shot and killed. the superintendent of his school district told ktvu one of lopez's former teachers described him today as well- rounded, a good student. he had no behavior issues and was well liked at school and on his basketball team. again, to recap, two deputies first responded, one deputy opened fire, killing 13-year- old andy lopez. live tonight here in santa rosa, ktvu channel 2 news. the sheriff released a statement, quote, i can't imagine the grief this family is going through. this is a tragedy on many levels for the terrible loss of andy lopez, his family, the family's loved ones, friends, our community and members of

the sheriff's office. a busy section of bart tracks was shut down today as investigators re-enacted the accident that killed two bart workers. we're in walnut creek with more on the re-enactment and what it could tell investigators. >> reporter: investigators wrapped up their work here 45 minutes ago. we have seen passenger trains running on this section of track again. but as one expert explained to us, doing a re-enactment means investigators tried to recreate the same conditions present the day of the accident down to the last detail. news chopper 2 was overhead as a four-car train left the walnut creek bart station going 75 miles an hour. it traveled the same speed and direction as the train involved in saturday's deadly accident. at 1:50, the time the accident happened, the train passed a spot where the two men were stuck on the track. the train hit the brakes. next to the track were two life- sized mannequins. today's re-enactment is the latest step for the investigation into the deaths of two men checking out this

section of track saturday afternoon when they were struck and killed by an oncoming train. the people behind the controls were going through a training exercise. aviation expert has participated in three ntsb investigations in his career. even though it was aircraft investigation he said the re- enactments are the same. >> you have to have recreated as best as man kind can an exact duplication of the conditions in which the incident or accident, whatever you phraseology you like to use, occurred. >> reporter: he says every last detail is taken into account. >> having people sitting in the same exact seat, possibly even the same size of individual. >> they try and recreate it to a t. >> reporter: while the re- enactment took place there were no passenger trains running on this section of track. at the lafayette bart station, hundreds of people shuffled on to buses to get them to walnut

creek and pleasant hill. some passengers said it was an inconvenience but one they were willing to endure so they can get some answers. >> it's important to find out what happened. it's very troubling. >> preventing any future accidents like that. it's hard to understand how it actually happened. >> reporter: and bart had 10-15 buses running between the lafayette and pleasant hill stations while the track was out of service. a bart spokeswoman says they transferred about 300 passengers every 15 minutes on those buses this afternoon. live in walnut creek, ktvu channel 2 news. >> a muni bus may have been lacking a piece of equipment at the time of a fatal bike accident last friday. they concluded from viewing this ktvu footage that the bus did not have what's called an s- 1 guard. the bumper is meant to keep

pedestrians or cyclists from being run over by the rear tires. generally speaking, muni buses are equipped with the s-1 guards but it's not a, quote, regulatory requirement. police are investigating the death of a man hit by an amtrak train this morning about 9:00 in the area near washington avenue. amtrak says there's no designated crossing there at the intersection. the man was pushing a shopping cart across the tracks when the train hit him. authorities have not released the identity of the person killed. amtrak set up a bus bridge to take passengers around the scene. the threat of an a.c. transit strike is on hold at least 60 days after a judge issued an order for a cooling- off period today. that came during a brief hearing in alameda county superior court. governor brown asked for a cooling-off period after he received a report from an advisory panel he appointed to look into the dispute. neither side opposed the cooling-off period. union members twice rejected

contract offers that were endorsed by their negotiators. new developments in the case of a san francisco park worker charged with fatally running over a mother. ktvu david stevenson live in the courtroom. you were in the courtroom and they presented different versions of what happened that day. >> reporter: yes, and we're getting insight into how both sides may present their cases if this goes to trial. 58-year-old thomas bronowski is charged with felony vehicular manslaughter and hit and run. prosecutors say he veered from a paved path in a truck and ran over a woman as she lay sunbathing with her baby in holly park. this afternoon his friends and family packed half of the courtroom for his arraignment. his attorney answered a not guilty apply plea and told the judge the san francisco father of six swerved to avoid hitting an unleashed dog. his lawyer said he felt a bump but observed a dog running away and later notified his

supervisor. the judge granted the defense plea, lowering his bail from $350,000 to $100,000. >> it's obviously more reasonable than $350,000, and he has a lot of supporters and i'm sure that they will come together and provide some kind of help for him. >> immediately when i heard the charges, i said, oh, my gosh, that was an accident absolutely. >> reporter: prosecutors describe him as reckless, telling the judge the park worker violated rules by taking a shortcut along the lawn where she lay. the prosecutor said he later told the supervisor, quote, i hit something. maybe a dog or a child. >> the right thing to do would have been to come to a stop, not to go over the line, and certainly not to continue to drive over the lawn, and after you feel the bump and you run over something to stop and see what was going on. >> reporter: prosecutors say he had to be forced to return to the park and allege that he made a move to obey police

officers once he was there. he will be back in court monday morning for a status hearing. the family of the victim did not appear in court today. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. the last of the people injured in the asiana airlines plane crash last july has now been released from san francisco general hospital and transferred to a rehabilitation center. her release came after 15 weeks in the hospital during which sheunderwent 30 surgeries. the family asked the hospital not to release her name. the woman suffered spinal cord injuries, road burns and intestinal injuries. santa clara supervisor anowfnsed he is joining the mayor's race for 14th. this will be cortesi's second bid for the job. he's now expected to compete against vice mayor madison wynn and three members of the city

council. supervisor says one of his priorities is to get more police officers on the payroll. >> this is the safest big city in america five years ago. i want to help bring it back to that level once again. it's going to take a lot of work and healing and it's going to a take a lot of trust. >> he served as a school board member, a city council member and vice mayor before he became a county supervisor. he says that kind of experience makes him uniquely qualified for the job. the 49ers have a lot of faithful fans here in the bay area. but looks like they have some equally loyal fans overseas in england. for the fourth time the 49ers are playing a game in london, this time against the jacksonville jaguars. ktvu's joe fonzi caught up with the 49er fans. >> reporter: they're called 49ers faithful u.k. there's some 400 strong and they know their 49er players and all time moments. >> you know, against the bengals, keeping it cool and saying there's john candy in

the crowd, leading us all the way down the field and scoring the winning touchdown. that's got to be my favorite player. >> my favorite moment, i know he gets ridiculed but i thought i really liked that. favorite player is justin smith. >> i was on my knees praying that they would get a touchdown, because there was no time left. my favorite player is lot. he was a hero of mine as a kid. i thought he was a superman. >> my favorite game is the new orleans saints game in 2012. i was in the stadium for that. the whole fourth quarter, backwards and forwards. then alex smith at the goal line was incredible and the whole stadium was shaking that day. my voice didn't recover for two days after that. to actually be in the stadium for that day was incredible. really, really awesome experience. favorite player would be

patrick willis. >> reporter: their knowledge rivals that of even the most loyal bay area 49er fan. sunday the game comes to them n. london, joe fonzi, ktvu channel 2 news. safety investigators are taking a second look at the seth of a construction worker at the 49er new levi stadium nearly four months after it happened. >> and it's warriors week. what oakland city and community leaders are doing to help launch the new warriors season. fog is regrouping right now. coming up, the areas under a dense fog advisory overnight and amtrak offshore. i'll let you know if it will bring showers to the bay area in your five-day forecast.

new questions are being raised about a worker who was killed in the 49ers stadium construction site back in june.

and now, the state workplace safety agency has taken what it calls the rare step of reopening its investigation. live in santa clara night about what might be the possible reasons why. robert handa? >> reporter: we are at the new stadium. state inspectors are re- examining the circumstances at a death that happened in the summer to see what might have led to the deadly accident. inspections are part of the detail le routine at the -- todd says he is here often checking various aspects such as plumbing and machinery. osha has been here twice, first for the death of an elevator mechanic in june and a week ago when a worker was killed unloading steel bars. >> we're making improvements and double-checking everything, definitely applying more basic

stuff in our safety meetings. >> reporter: many workers were surprised to hear that cal osha reopened its investigation into the first death of donald white on a ladder in an elevator shaft when he was struck by a counterweight. on october 14th, they informed the schindler elevator company there was no violation in the death but after an internal review, the notice was taken back. >> some on questions arose and for that reason yesterday a notice of no violation rescission was sent to schindler and the investigation is now ongoing. >> cal osha won't say what questions arose though she said the worker killed was talking with the elevator operator prior to the accident and was aware the elevator was functioning but for some reason didn't get out of the way of the counterweight. >> a lot of people want to know if it was himself that did it or someone else that hurt him.

>> i contacted the shippedler elevator company but did not get a return call. cal osha has until december 11th to issue any fines. live in santa clara, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. california law enforcement officers paid tribute today to canine companions killed in the line of duty. [ bagpipes playing ] >> a procession of 75 officers and their canine partners all attended the ceremony at the u.c. davis faithful partner monument. the name of two canines were added to the monument today. one died in the line of duty in southern california 23 years ago. his handler still misses him and offered a few stories about his dog's amazing talent. >> redirecting the dog to search the house where i'm looking for bad guys, and he constantly would come bang to this throw rug and paw at it. ultimately i pulled the throw rug and it was a trapdoor.

underneath the trapdoor was my suspect. >> the other was max from the l.a. county sheriff's department. canine officers say these dogs provide an invaluable service to the community. their ability to sniff out trouble and their phenomenal sense of loyalty. santa clara leaders say they're worried about mosquitos that carry yellow fever getting into their county. they say mosquitos have been discovered near sanford university about 800 feet from the santa clara county boundary. last week we told you about the problem in as an ma tee owe county -- san mateo county. >> hopefully h erad occasion effort -- eradication efortd will work. the eggs they lay can last all winter. if we don't get a super hard freeze we can expect some to start hatching next spring. >> control officials say it is critical that people get rid of standing water, because that's where mosquitos breed.

start out with lots of fog this morning, cool conditions and still pretty foggy and chilly at the beach. hazy sunshine breaking out near the coast and near the bay. our weather story, no changing too much for tonight and into tomorrow and as a result we are talking about more overcast. here is the current pattern right now from half-moon bay closer to san francisco, the golden gate bridge. a little bit of breaks in the clouds but once again the clouds will regroup as we head into the overnight hours. in fact a dense fog advisory kicking in for parts of the region for the north bay and bay shoreline. a closer inspection for tonight and into tomorrow morning. basically for most of thursday morning until 11:00. visibility will be coming down to less than a quarter of a mile. here's our live camera. we'll show you hazy skies out there. partly cloudy skies out here. that fog as i showed you regrouping out there in the distance. current temperatures still pretty warm inland but a

completely different story in san francisco. right now it is only 53 degrees in san francisco. livermore 82. san jose reporting mostly clear skies. current temperature 65 degrees. the forecast for tomorrow, definitely want to bundle up. lower 50s by 1:00. 66 degrees on track to reach the lower 70s for tomorrow afternoon. forecast headlines for point. partly cloudy skies. fog develops. dense morning fog. the weekend a sun/cloud mix. overnight lows pretty chilly. san francisco 49. san jose starting out thursday morning 50 degrees. here's the forecast. showing you the big push once again with the fog at thursday morning 6:00. be extra careful driving the bay area roadways and patchy fog into the afternoon hours. no big changes for tomorrow. the next change though it's developing offshore. this weather system drifts close enough to the bay area. we should remain dry. in fact our forecast model keeps us completely dry into

thursday. showers moving parallel to the bay area coastline. something to watch out for by friday morning. forecast highs for tomorrow. 61 in san francisco. santa row as a 70 -- santa rosa 70. your five-day forecast with the weekend in view. a few extra clouds friday and saturday morning. clear things out, and by monday a big droveoff in temperatures and gusty winds. be extra careful of the morning commute. fog makes a big comeback. today our cameras got a sneak peak at the exhibit at the asian museum called the grand style and celebrates korean art which was 1392 to 1910. the art focuses on celebrations, festivals and elaborate rites throughout the dynasty's 27 kings and queens. visitors can see more than 100 cultural pieces most of which never left korea. the exhibition opens to the public this friday. it is officially warriors week in oakland.

the mayor and the game announcer and our very own fred english joined warrior fans to tip off the celebration. there's also a fan fest rally scheduled this sunday at noon and all week long, warriors flag will fly on top of city hall. also a.c. transit buses will display go warrior messages and many of the city's well-known buildings will be lit in blue and yellow. coming up in sports, the 49ers continue their sojourn across the pond. we'll hear from quarterback.

>> mark's here with sports. world series just about to get underway. >> the 49ers continue in their sojourn over london. in the meantime baseball. did you know this? more people attended major league baseball games in the last ten years than in history. the game is at an all-time high in popularity and things looking pretty good.

both teams working out. one of the managers that you're going to hear from right now really feels it could go seven games. going to be a great series because these are both very team-oriented teams. no real superstars that need all the limelight and attention. >> you hear some of the things that they say, and it's a lot of the similar things that have been preached in our clubhouse about team. it's not about us individually. and grinding out and playing tough, playing hard, playing all the way through 9. those are the things i believe set good teams apart. that's what they're all about. >> adam wainwright for the cardinals and jon lester for the sox. back in the day walsh used to build up the opposition. no matter how they were playing he would say how great they were, how competitive, because he didn't want his guys to get overconfident and the other guys to get psyched up. it looks like a couple of 49ers have taken a page out of coach walsh's book as they prepare for the winless jacksonville

jaguars over in england. >> i think they are overlooked. i mean, same way the cardinals defense was overlooked last year. they had a good defense. they just didn't get wins. >> they've been in tight games, especially look at the broncos game, 2-point game at the end of the third quarter. defensive line is outstanding. they've got opinion hits on every quarterback they've played. that will be a challenge for you. they really get off the ball upfront defensively. >> he's being very nice. jacksonville is terrible. they probably won't win a game all year. and they're going to have the number one draft choice next spring. but the 49ers should win by about 20 points. that's the sporting life. baseball coming up. game one world series. that was the translation of what they really meant. >> we got you. >> a good translation. thanks, mark. coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, an oakland man beaten after he takes the stand when a sideshow happened right outside his house. >> we talk to the victim's wife about what happened and who

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