jana is live at the restaurant on webster street with the clean up. jana. >> reporter: the owner tells me that the fire started in this dumpster and you can see the damage and still smell the burnt garage and the debris. >> staff unloaded three white coolers of food today. the only supply that the restaurant manage to salvage after the fire. and the rest of the food and seafoods had to be thrown away. >> the restaurant owner showed us this picture from surveillance camera. cutting off power to hawker fair, a chinese restaurant and a pizza parlor. >> somebody broke this one and they took it out. >> sang says crime is apart of doing business in oakland. this weekend with the power out he lost money. >> the rest is spoiled, fliek like the flower spoil. >> it was wonderful that he came over here. he saved this building. >>. . some people say the city needs to do more to protect local businesses. >> like how much resources this city has to support business like this can actually staying open. it is a mess. >> reporter: the restaurant did have some water an

jana happened to be driving by and was on the scene just as police started blocking off the streets. she talked to people inside the jewelry mart. jana joins us now of what she's learn. >> reporter: we have seen several vehicles coming out as well as people were inside the building. you can see down at the other end at eighth, well understand police found two weapons, a folding knife and a revolver. the names of the women killed their name have not been released. one couple heard shots and another couple heard screaming and they were among those who were locked down inside. >> reporter: the call came in about shots fired inside 888 brannan, some witnesses say they heard three shots on the basement level and the man ran through the hall shouting there was a man with a gun, hide. >> there was a lot of screaming and just people running up and down the hallway, frantic. >> we ducked in the room and they started locking the doors. >> the police chief says the first three officers arrived saw a man. >> the suspect was walking on the north side of the street covered in blood. >> the suspect

jana is live now at the marriott hotel where students traveling with the two girls that were killed in the crash met with the chinese general this afternoon. >> reporter: we have learn that had the families of the two girls that were killed and other students who are seriously ed are expected to arrive at sfo tonight. the students we saw them boarding at about 5:00, they're being moved from the marriott here to crown plaza to other student who is are staying at different hotels. many of them looked sad and they were holding on each other's arms. >> the shocked and the fellow students of the two girls killed. he told them to be brave. the two killed wang lin jia and ye mengn met in junior high school and good friends. they were surprised to be together in the plane and excited to come to california to learn english. their bodies found on the runway. according to local chinese media wang lin jia enjoyed arts and calligraphy and an elected class leader. >> they cried and a lot of them when they heard the news. the girls were in a group of 30 students and teacher heading to a summer camp i

. >> thank you, jana. a story unfolding for the past 90 minutes. two people are dead, a man wounded and a suspect in custody. the two females were found inside a gold store, victoga. bran non-street is going to be the scene of this investigation going on. jana said it will be closed for some time and that will crate traffic issues in the area. the good news here is police do not believe there is a second person out there. nevertheless, they're still going through the jewelry mart to make absolutely sure. the chief said they finished canvassing the first floor and now they're doing the second floor. the perimeter is shrinking as they allow people out of the building. we have a team of reporters on the scene and we will have complete coverage coming up at 4:00 and 6. right now we return to our regularly scheduled program. >> according to police, the masked man, the man with the gun has not yet been identified and not yet arrested. >> i thought the roommate was him. >> no, there is a third person involved that police are still looking for. >>> the tra

we get tonight's developments from ktvu's jana katsuyama. she's live in oakland with the documents the union says proved the conflict of interest. jana-- >> julie, we talked with union members right here about four hours ago and they gave us these invoices which they say show that b.a.r.t.'s lead negotiators company is set to benefit as a result of these strikes. but he says there is no conflict of business. union leaders say that talks have stalled. and they say that b.a.r.t. has reasons for talks to stall. thomas hall b.a.r.t.'s lead negotiator is also lead president of the ola transportation. and tape said last night they obtained these copies of invoices. >> we're calling upon the board of directors to investigate the conflict of interest and to remove him from negotiations. >> reporter: the district has violated his own conflict of interest, laws and rules. >> reporter: the union says b.a.r.t.'s code of conduct state that is there's a conflict of interest when the contractor is unable or potentially unable to provide impartial and assis

. >>> now to jana katsuyama at san francisco's transbay terminal. and why some commuters say day two of the evening commute seemed to bring even more frustrations than yesterday. jana. >> reporter: frank take a look behind me and maybe you can see why. back there there is a line of people and i don't know if something has just broken out. we're hearing some shouting over there. people have been under a lot of pressure today. i understand that is a line for a bus to oakland. almost all the commuters we spoke with said today was worse than yesterday. longer lines for ferries, taxies and longer commutes. >> reporter: today was a test of patient. >> they're a lot more anxious. >> reporter: as commuters tried to get out of the city. long lines of cars seemed to be parks but were actually inches through san francisco streets. >> long day at work. it's very tiring. the b.a.r.t. needs to work something out. they need to carve some time off. in 45 minutes we've traveled a mile. >> the light was on for several minutes, we were like, what str >> you can only g

we get tonight's developments from ktvu's jana katsuyama. she's live in oakland with the documents the union says proved the conflict of interest. jana-- >> julie, we talked with union members right here about four hours ago and they gave us these invoices which they say show that b.a.r.t.'s lead negotiators company is set to benefit as a result of these strikes. but he says there is no conflict of business. union leaders say that talks have stalled. and they say that b.a.r.t. has reasons for talks to stall. thomas hall b.a.r.t.'s lead negotiator is also lead president of the ola transportation. and tape said last night they obtained these copies of invoices. >> we're calling upon the board of directors to investigate the conflict of interest and to remove him from negotiations. >> reporter: the district has violated his own conflict of interest, laws and rules. >> reporter: the union says b.a.r.t.'s code of conduct state that is there's a conflict of interest when the contractor is unable or potentially unable to provide impartial and assis

. >>> now to jana katsuyama at san francisco's transbay terminal. and why some commuters say day two of the evening commute seemed to bring even more frustrations than yesterday. jana. >> reporter: frank take a look behind me and maybe you can see why. back there there is a line of people and i don't know if something has just broken out. we're hearing some shouting over there. people have been under a lot of pressure today. i understand that is a line for a bus to oakland. almost all the commuters we spoke with said today was worse than yesterday. longer lines for ferries, taxies and longer commutes. >> reporter: today was a test of patient. >> they're a lot more anxious. >> reporter: as commuters tried to get out of the city. long lines of cars seemed to be parks but were actually inches through san francisco streets. >> long day at work. it's very tiring. the b.a.r.t. needs to work something out. they need to carve some time off. in 45 minutes we've traveled a mile. >> the light was on for several minutes, we were like, what if we get stranded he

jana katsuyama live in san francisco to tell us about some of the factors that work here and what itll means to the average consumer, jana. >> reporter: many people are just glad to hear any good news about the economy and the markets but we sat down with some experts and talked to them about what this means means for the average consumer. whether it's the store sign saying now hiring, or this week's stock market gains, people are seeing small reasons for hope that the economy while now binding back is at least creeping in the right direction. >> for me i'm pleased with where we are. i feel we have growth coming forward. >> reporter: the fed released a report saying the u.s. economy continue to see moderate improvements from may to early july. the housing market had strong growth. an increase in new housing construction. >> we just sold a place in new york and are thinking about buying a house here. >> reporter: the bottom line for consumers is that those low interest rates and mortgage rates are expected to continue at least through the fall. as ben bernanke continues a buy out. >>

we start with jana katsuyama, she happened to be driving past the area at 2:00 this afternoon and was on the scene just as police started blocking off the street. >> reporter: those streets are still closed. right here on brandon. i do want to tell you we just checked at the two women who were killed and the coroner is not releasing their identity until their next of kin has been notified. police here are at the scene and we understand that they have found a knife. people inside the gift center and jewelry mart were running for cover. some said they heard three shots, others say they heard shouts that a gunman was in the building. >> there was a lot of running and screaming. people running around frantic. >> they told us to get back in the building. >> reporter: they were among those who hid until police arrived. police chief greg suhr say it is first three officers on the scene saw a man outside. >> a suspect was walking on the north side of the street covered in blood. >> reporter: police say the man fired at the officers then went into taqueria dos amigos. >> the suspect ran out of

jana katsuyama live in san francisco to tell us about some of the factors that work here and what it all means to the average consumer, jana. >> reporter: many people are just glad to hear any good news about the economy and the markets but we sat down with some experts and talked to them about what this means means for the average consumer. whether it's the store sign saying now hiring, or this week's stock market gains, people are seeing small reasons for hope that the economy while now binding back is at least creeping in the right direction. >> for me i'm pleased with where we are. i feel we have growth coming forward. >> reporter: the fed released a report saying the u.s. economy continue to see moderate improvements from may to early july. the housing market had strong growth. an increase in new housing construction. >> we just sold a place in new york and are thinking about buying a house here. >> reporter: the bottom line for consumers is that those low interest rates and mortgage rates are expected to continue at least through the fall. as ben bernanke continues a buy out. >

we start with jana katsuyama, she happened to be driving past the area at 2:00 this afternoon and was on the scene just as police started blocking off the street. >> reporter: those streets are still closed. right here on brandon. i do want to tell you we just checked at the two women who were killed and the coroner is not releasing their identity until their next of kin has been notified. police here are at the scene and we understand that they have found a knife. people inside the gift center and jewelry mart were running for cover. some said they heard three shots, others say they heard shouts that a gunman was in the building. >> there was a lot of running and screaming. people running around frantic. >> they told us to get back in the building. >> reporter: they were among those who hid until police arrived. police chief greg suhr say it is first three officers on the scene saw a man outside. >> a suspect was walking on the north side of the street covered in blood. >> reporter: police say the man fired at the officers then went into taqueria dos amigos. >> the suspect ran out of

jana katsuyama made her way up a remote trail to take a look at the damage and what it took to cause it. >> reporter: investigators say the 200-foot tower toppled over monday around 12:30 in the morning setting off alarm sensor. from news chopper 2 we show the damage. park police tell me the public can't drive to the top the only way is to go past this gate and walk. the mile long trail usually desolate was busy today with emergency vehicles and repair crews. >> this is a satellite dish i believe that was on the tower. >> reporter: large pieces of equipment were flung hundreds of pete down the hill. at the top we had a clear view of the fence area where authorities say someone entered and cut wires supporting the tower. >> are there people that come here overnight? is it park service? >> no, the area closes overnight. >> reporter: serves 41 fire, police and other government agencies. but officials say other towers are able to pick up the emergency calls so there was no impact on public safety or service. the tower is born by american tower in boston and it could take months to rebuil

reporting live, jana katsuyama, back to you. >> what an amazing turn out today.fic numbers on how many people came to give blood? >> reporter: there were. i understand they had 122 people who showed up to donate. that was double what they expected. they say they need people who are type o. their blood could be given to a person with any blood type. they need blood from everyone with all types. they hope the public will help them to fill this need. >> the need continues. thank you. >>> new developments in a story we brought you earlier. a 23-year-old will be arraigned tomorrow morning. he is a suspend in a double homicide friday. the district attorney got the case today from the police department. it is not clear what charges will be filed. he used a gun and a knife inside the jewelry store to kill two clerks and injure the owner and opened fire on police officers. >>> coroners are fast tracking an autopsy on cory monteith and we know police ruled out foul play. the body was found in a vancouver hotel room yesterday and authorities are hoping to determine the caus

ktvu's jana katsuyama got a picture from the surveillance video and tells us how a good samaritan might have saved the building. >> reporter: i just got the video from the man who ins this -- who owns this restaurant. it is the second restaurant that opened in 2011. that is where they think the fire started. the flames were so hot it started burning the side of the building. the picture from the surveillance video you can see it here. it shows two men walking to the dumpster and setting it on fire. that video has been turned over to police. this happened at 1:30 a.m. saturday morning. it burned through two doors and melted the electric meters that pg&e just replaced this morning. two restaurants all lost power. they had to shut down saturday and sunday. today they brought in big coolers with food but the rest of the food had to be thrown away because they had no power. that is hundreds of pounds of food lost. along with thousands of dollars in lost business. they hope police catch the two and they want to thank the good samaritan who moved the burning dumpster away from the building. >>

jana katsuyama has the latest. >> reporter: there's a lot that has to happen. we've seen a lot of activity in the past hour over there on runway 2-8 left. an airport spokesman told us they plan to move that plane tonight or early tomorrow morning then start the clean up. crews started bringing equipment in early today to finally move the massive 777 from the place where it crashed saturday. three giant cranes will attempt to lift the aircraft and move it off sight. >> we will move it slightly off the ground to see which sections will start to buckle. >> reporter: the ntsb will be there to observe while the clean up is under way. once the plane is moved -- >> the land right underneath it will have spilled jet fuel, other types of hazardous materials. >> reporter: along with clean up the fa's navigational lights and tarmac will need to be replaced. crew will need to repair the sea wall that was damaged in the impact. and they will also need to repaint the runway markings and the runway itself will need to be repaved. requiring 500-tons of asphalt. >> you can see

jana attended this afternoon's crash briefing, sheps live now and telling us three of the four pilots were in the cockpit when the plane crashed. >> reporter: over there at the crash site we understand that now ntsb investigators have started going through bree in the cockpit and the cabin. and investigators say in inter interviews they have learned new information from the pilots. >> reporter: that were three pilots in the cockpit and one release captain sitting in the cabin and it was a flight of the first time the pilot training the triple 777 landed at sfo. >> this is the first time he and the flying pilot that he and the instructing pilot has flown together. >> said that he could not see the control or the runway. the ntsb said the pilot flying 777 was hin hired '74. and had flown in the korean air force for ten years. ntsb says the commanding notice that they're at 500 feet too low. >> they had set speed at 137, not and he assumed that the autothrottle remains the speed. >> the plane was going 106, not impact. the landing gear struck the see wall first and the tail was hit and t

in san francisco, jana katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a big temperature changement how much of a warm up you're going to feel in the next couple of days. >> only on 2, it is one of the major complaints of muni riders. a special operation designed to combat the problem. >> but first -- >> it was one man's dream to >>> earlier today, we sent news chopper 2 over a schooner that in better days made a big difference to a lot of children. it sank just outside the waters of port richmond on july 4. now her captain has ideas to raise the ship. >> reporter: take a look. this is where the it should be tonight, instead she is underwater off shore. they are using a borrowed powerboat. the only way to see it. >> it's still a little rough out here. >> reporter: hayden brown was helming her on july 4, when he ran her aground. >> a little bit of inattention i had, cost me the boat. i was just 150 feet east of where i should have been. >> reporter: the coast guard brought all 19 aboard ashore, but the schooner herself sank near the break water. >> she was tending to lean away from the rocks. th

jana katsuyama made her way up a remote trail to take a look at the damage and what it took to cause it. >> reporter: investigators say the 200-foot tower toppled over monday around 12:30 in the morning setting off alarm sensor. from news chopper 2 we show the damage. park police tell me the public can't drive to the top the only way is to go past this gate and walk. the mile long trail usually desolate was busy today with emergency vehicles and repair crews. >> this is a satellite dish i believe that was on the tower. >> reporter: large pieces of equipment were flung hundreds of pete down the hill. at the top we had a clear view of the fence area where authorities say someone entered and cut wires supporting the tower. >> are there people that come here overnight? is it park service? >> no, the area closes overnight. >> reporter: serves 41 fire, police and other government agencies. but officials say other towers are able to pick up the emergency calls so there was no impact on public safety or service. the tower is born by american tower in boston and it could take months to rebuil

in san francisco, jana katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a big temperature changement how much of a warm up you're going to feel in the next couple of days. >> only on 2, it is one of the major complaints of muni riders. a special operation designed to combat the problem. >> but first -- >> it was one man's dream to build this boat. now it's his fight to res select it. >> we're continuing to monitor protesters on the move in the east bay. >>> earlier today, we sent news chopper 2 over a schooner that in better days made a big difference to a lot of children. it sank just outside the waters of port richmond on july 4. now her captain has ideas to raise the ship. >> reporter: take a look. this is where the it should be tonight, instead she is underwater off shore. they are using a borrowed powerboat. the only way to see it. >> it's still a little rough out here. >> reporter: hayden brown was helming her on july 4, when he ran her aground. >> a little bit of inattention i had, cost me the boat. i was just 150 feet east of where i should have been. >> reporter: the coast guard brought

oppose abortions, jana. >> reporter: ken, we're at a park just near san francisco general. right now there are about 40 people or so who have started to gather. they are preparing to kick off this national campaign to support abortion rights and abortion providers. the group says that it plans to drive east and meet up with caravans from other states on what they are calling an abortion rights freedom ride. >> we're going through the five states that have one abortion clinic left. we're posting speak outs. we want to address women's stories. >> reporter: this all comes as national debate about abortion is coming to a height this last month. with texas governor perry bill could ban abortions in texas. >> i'm cautiously optimistic about our country and where we're headed especially in light of texas. >> reporter: that walk for life drew 50,000 people in january to san francisco in support of stricter bans and others on abortions. not only in certain states but nationwide. right now back here live you can see they are starting to gather here at this park. just south of san fra

jana katsuyama has the latest. >> reporter: there's a lot that has to happen. we've seen a lot of activity in the past hour over there on runway 2-8 left. an airport spokesman told us they plan to move that plane tonight or early tomorrow morning then start the clean up. crews started bringing equipment in early today to finally move the massive 777 from the place where it crashed saturday. three giant cranes will attempt to lift the aircraft and move it off sight. >> we will move it slightly off the ground to see which sections will start to buckle. >> reporter: the ntsb will be there to observe while the clean up is under way. once the plane is moved -- >> the land right underneath it will have spilled jet fuel, other types of hazardous materials. >> reporter: along with clean up the fa's navigational lights and tarmac will need to be replaced. crew will need to repair the sea wall that was damaged in the impact. and they will also need to repaint the runway markings and the runway itself will need to be repaved. requiring 500-tons of asphalt. >> you can see

reporting live tonight jana ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the proposed ban is designed to limit the kind of behaver of the the george zimmerman. . large metal shield and hammer and wrenches used to hope fire hydrant. >>> the fire was reported shortly after 1:00 this morning on tucker avenue. investigators say they found about 60 plants and exposed fire everywhere creating a dangerous situation for fire crews. crews are trying to find the people behind the operation. >>> now faces gun they have charge. . the customer allegedly paid tong for a gun but never received i. he sold the gun to another customer but did not repay the first one. >>> there is more fall out tonight following the scandal at the center of the art. to report their suspicious that the co-worker was sexually abusing a teenage girl. >>> the city of richmond considering taking the approach to address the foreclosure crisis, with mortgages are under water in richmond. the city want to buy under water mortgages for lender at current mortgage value and refinance at other rate through other lenders. >> there is tremendous legal au

that couple told jana they heard somebody run by and say gun, duck. frightening moments for them. still people we can see working in buildings around here. we're not sure if they're just here still working or if they're still sheltering in place. what i do know is this street is blocked off. doesn't look like it's going to be open any time soon. i'm referring to brannon between 7th and 8th. during a normal friday commute, this is a very difficult area to get through because it accesses freeways and exits freeways. so on a normal friday this is gridlock. today this has to be causing gridlock in other areas of the city. if you can avoid this area, do so. to recap, a shooting here at 888 brannon at 2:15 this afternoon left two women dead, one man injured who is at hospital and one suspect in custody. reporting live, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we continue to follow a developing story out of oakland. 21-month-old daphne webb is on the fbi's website. she was reported missing by her father on wednesday. paul chambers has been following the developments and the search for dap

joining us live now to explain the current shortage of blood supply, jana. >> reporter: two of those remaining crash victims are in critical condition here tonight. there is a critical need for blood according to the doctors. the supply were depleted after the crash. >> and then you can feel pressure. >> reporter: he gave blood for the first time in his life. >> good job. >> he was among the airport workers who cleaned up the debris after the asiana 777 crashed on july 6th. >> and the runway and everything, i mean, it was just every inch was covered with debris. >> it is the feeling that prompted gomez to give some of his blood at the blood drive today. >> really kind of depleted the blood supply that we had. we are trying to get people in this week. >> chairs after chairs from 9 in the morning until 3 p.m.. amanda at emt inspired by her friends who mng the first-responders. >> but , there are small ways you can help out anyway. >> now , 6 remained at the hospital. four women and one man and one girl. two are in critical condition with injuries of spinal cord, there is still a big ne

she says she has told her story to police but here is the police spokesperson, jana watson. >> we placed the father under arrest. john web was arrested last evening. we placed him under arrest for child endangerment. investigators became concerned yesterday during the investigation when we learned that he drove to the 1400 block of 79th avenue. he left a 21-month-old child, his little girl, daphne webb, in the car. >> i thought the baby was gone with the mom because i hadn't seen her in four to six weeks. >> what do you think of all this now that you heard? >> i just hope that the baby comes up, they find the baby alive. >> now, police say they are still trying to establish a timeline of when anyone last saw little daphne in person. they say they are going to be back at the martin luther king regional shoreline park, over near the airport here in oakland with a marine unit later today and then underwater robot. they say this is an area where web was known to go with his daughter from time to time. there were reports of a woman, possibly walking away a baby from that area yesterday, possi

jana. >> well, gasia, this is organized by the san francisco naacp. you can see the crowd right there accounted well over 100 people. the person speaking, refrpd amos brown came back. he is a president of the san francisco chapter and just flew back today from orlando where the national naacp had their convention talking about this issue and they have been talking since 6:30 here on the steps expressing their own concern and outreach. >> an unjust verdict. >> the speechs and the signs show how deeply people in san francisco feel about the florida jury's acquittal of george zimmerman saturday for second-degree murder and manslaughter. >> trayvon martin had every right to be walking in that community as any white young maune, but what happened? mr. zimmerman elected to profile him. >> the case raised questions about racial profiling and whether zimmerman, who was on neighborhood watch, was overzealous or acted in self-defense in the fatal shooting of 17-year-old trayvon martin, who had no weapon. a local incident that's become a national debate. >> it's

. >> new concerns about the seat belts on the ash jana flight. the advantage some passengers may have had. >> good evening. and thanks for joining us. >> there's several major new developments tonight involving the asiana airline crash. just into the newsroom, we have confirmed the identity of the 16-year-old who may have been inadvertently run over by a san francisco fire truck after that crash landing. the coroner identified the girl. a representative from the coroner's office will prepare her today. the family flew to san francisco international, along with the parents of the other girl killed in saturday's crash. she is also just 16 years old. >> this investigation is unfolding quickly. the ntsb is releasing new information at a swift pace. this is newly-released video by the ntsb of the crash scene. here's key developments. two flight attendants were ejected from the plane. deborah hersman said the plane landing gear struck the bay first. the commanding pilot was serving as an instructor for the first time. >> we have live team coverage for

reporting live in san francisco, jana katsuyama ktvu, channel 2 news. >> people could be setting themselves up for an expensive ticket. a ktvu photograph says he spotted the chp patrolling hov lanes today. handing out a number of tickets to solo drivers. a violation will cost you $381. >>> the b.a.r.t. strike has sparked the debate about whether the bay area should outsource mass transit to private companies. austin texas, and new orleans are among a half dozen cities that have turned their mass transit services over to private companies. b.a.r.t. riders appear to be divided on the issue. >> should be considered. but i can't fathom the difficulties. >> i don't necessarily believe that private means better. >> privatizing b.a.r.t. wouldn't rule out a strike. >>> we have more coverage of the b.a.r.t. strike ahead. in 10 minutes, the impact on tomorrow's 4th of july celebrations. then a live update on the celebrations. in 30 minutes, how hundreds of thousands of bay area redents who don't have a car, are coping with this strike. >>> it's the announcement students have been dreading. the board

jana katsuyama live at uc berkeley tonight and tells us napolitano's selection was met with loud protestt escalated to student arrests. >> reporter: the protest happened over at uc mission bay in san francisco. but let me tell you napolitano's job is not going to be easy heading up the 10uc campuses and even this first day of president-elect was marked by controversy. >>> protesters shouted at the uc regents meeting today. prompting dozens of campus police to move in. many were undocumented students concerned about napolitano's job six students were arrested and removed from the room. napolitano later addressed their concerns. >> when the students raise issues i will listen and i will learn. >> reporter: napolitano will become the 20th president of the system and the first female. the latest in the lifetime of firsts for the new york native. she was santa clara's first valedictorian. the first female arizona mayor. >> i come with a history of managing big complex institutions and as someone who is really passionate about higher education. >> reporter: some uc faculty members were concern

and that is where jana katsuyama is live. crews could not respond to some medical calls? >> that is right. this entire station, 87 in pittsburgh will be closed. i have never heard a fire chief say that resources were dangerously low, but that's exactly what the contra costa district fire chief told me tonight. >> reporter: last night contra costa fire district crews were on the run trying to handle all the calls about fires. >> we were super busy yesterday, going from call to call. >> reporter: station 87 answered nine calls, but they are set to close on monday. the firefighters union president said the resources are dangerously low. >>> we had to stop responding to medical calls but there were times when there were hours of whole sections of a community had no fire coverage. >> reporter: we checked with the fire chief to see if resources were really that lacking he said -- >> i believe we're at a threshold that is extremely dangerous for the community and for our firefighters. >>> the shooting was reported at about 1:30. police say the gunman came up to a group of people

jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> continuing coverage now of the labor talks between b.a.r.t. and it's unions. we're now just ten days away from another potential strike on august 4th. negotiations are expected to resume at 9:00 tomorrow morning but there's no indication that a settlement is close. the transportation commission is now looking into hiring charter buses for commuters if there is a strike. officials say would take 8,000 buses to carry the passengers b.a.r.t. normally carries each day. during the strike earlier this month, b.a.r.t. says it spent $70,000 a day. >>> her daughter hadn 't eaten in eight days. a clerk at a liquor store called her because a woman claimed she was being held against her will at the heritage inn. when officers arved they determined that the woman was under the influence of meth. they found three children all under the age of 6 years old in her room. those kids are now in the custody of children services. >>> a san pablo mother now faces charges in a roll over accident that killed her daughter. she swerved to avoid another vehicle and her s

jana katsuyama live at uc berkeley tonight and tells us napolitano's selection was met with loud protestt escalated to student arrests. >> reporter: the protest happened over at uc mission bay in san francisco. but let me tell you napolitano's job is not going to be easy heading up the 10uc campuses and even this first day of president-elect was marked by controversy. >>> protesters shouted at the uc regents meeting today. prompting dozens of campus police to move in. many were undocumented students concerned about napolitano's job six students were arrested and removed from the room. napolitano later addressed their concerns. >> when the students raise issues i will listen and i will learn. >> reporter: napolitano will become the 20th president of the system and the first female. the latest in the lifetime of firsts for the new york native. she was santa clara's first valedictorian. the first female arizona mayor. >> i come with a history of managing big complex institutions and as someone who is really passionate about higher education. >> reporter: some uc faculty members were concern

jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> continuing coverage now of the labor talks between b.a.r.t. it's unions. we're now just ten days away from another potential strike on august 4th. negotiations are expected to resume at 9:00 tomorrow morning but there's no indication that a settlement is close. the transportation commission is now looking into hiring charter buses for commuters if there is a strike. officials say would take 8,000 buses to carry the passengers b.a.r.t. normally carries each day. during the strike earlier this month, b.a.r.t. says it spent $70,000 a day. >>> her daughter hadn 't eaten in eight days. a clerk at a liquor store called her because a woman claimed she was being held against her will at the heritage inn. when officers arrived they determined that the woman was under the influence of meth. they found three children all under the age of 6 years old in her room. those kids are now in the custody of children services. >>> a san pablo mother now faces charges in a roll over accident that killed her daughter. she swerved to avoid another vehicle and her suv

in san jose, jana katsuyama, channel 2 news. >>> now here is the latest on the injured people at three bay area hospitals. san francisco general says 17 patients are still there out of 62 passengers initially. six are in critical condition. one of who is a child. of the 55 originally sent there one person is listed as critical. lucielle packered children's hospital has discharged all of its patients. >>> one of the airports four runways remains closed and will stay that way in the the national transport safety board removes the wreckage. flights arriving faced delays of an hour to an hour and a half and at least 100 flights were cancelled. >> i said there's going to be a delay. there's still going to be there, so came and just sat in line and waited and then they said sorry that flight has been cancelled. >> reporter: if you have a flight in the coming days or need to meet one, officials advise that you check with your airline ahead of time. >>> a pilot details the dangerous of flying low and slow. the basic mistake he says may be behind the asiana airline's crash. >> heading toward a

in oakland, jana katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> 13 days and counting until b.a.r.t.'s one month contract extension expires. the two sides may need all of that time to make a deal. the union says he's the only one authorized to make a deal. b.a.r.t.'s general manager says the vacation was approved by state mediators and that negotiations are ongoing. >> we have negotiators at the table today. we'll have them there all week, and will be here all next week. we are actively negotiating day in and day out. >> the two b.a.r.t. unions representing train operators and station agents are threatening another strike if no agreement is reached. b.a.r.t. riders can now get a better idea of the next generation of b.a.r.t. cars. the wide aisle cars are designed to use less electricity. they're expected to roll out in 2017. more than 400 have been ordered, with the option of 600 more in years to come. >>> calling on the state supreme court to reject the latest effort to stop same-sex marriages. it was harris who performed the first same sex wedding in san diego when they became legal

reporting live in san francisco, jana katsuyama ktvu, channel 2 news. >> people could be setting themselves up for an expensive ticket. a ktvu photograph says he spotted the chp patrolling hov lanes today. handing out a number of tickets to solo drivers. a violation will cost you $381. >>> the b.a.r.t. strike has sparked the debate about whether the bay area should outsource mass transit to private companies. austin texas, and new orleans are among a half dozen cities that have turned their mass transit services over to private companies. b.a.r.t. riders appear to be divided on the issue. >> should be considered. but i can't fathom the difficulties. >> i don't necessarily believe that private means better. >> privatizing b.a.r.t. wouldn't rule out a strike. >>> we have more coverage of the b.a.r.t. strike ahead. in 10 minutes, the impact on tomorrow's 4th of july celebrations. then a live update on the celebrations. in 30 minutes, how hundreds of thousands of bay area redents who don't have a car, are coping with this strike. >>> it's the announcement students have been dreading. the board

in san jose, jana katsuyama, channel 2 news. >>> now here is the latest on the injured people at three bay area hospitals. san francisco general says 17 patients are still there out of 62 passengers initially. six are in critical condition. one of who is a child. of the 55 originally sent there one person is listed as critical. lucielle packered children's hospital has discharged all of its patients. >>> one of the airports four runways remains closed and will stay that way in the the national transport safety board removes the wreckage. flights arriving faced delays of an hour to an hour and a half and at least 100 flights were cancelled. >> i said there's gointo be a delay. there's still going to be there, so came and just sat in line and waited and then they said sorry that flight has been cancelled. >> reporter: if you have a flight in the coming days or need to meet one, officials advise that you check with your airline ahead of time. >>> a pilot details the dangerous of flying low and slow. the basic mistake he says may be behind the asiana airline's crash. >> heading toward a wa

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in oakland, jana katsuyama, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> 13 days and counting until b.a.r.t.'s one month contract extension expires. the two sides may need all of that time to make a deal. the union says he's the only one authorized to make a deal. b.a.r.t.'s general manager says the vacation was approved by state mediators and that negotiations are ongoing. >> we have negotiators at the table today. we'll have them there all week, and will be here all next week. we are actively negotiating day in and day out. >> the two b.a.r.t. unions representing train operators and station agents are threatening another strike if no agreement is reached. b.a.r.t. riders can now get a better idea of the next generation of b.a.r.t. cars. the wide aisle cars are designed to use less electricity. they're expected to roll out in 2017. more than 400 have been ordered, with the option of 600 more in years to come. >>> calling on the state supreme court to reject the latest effort to stop same-sex marriages. it was harris who performed the first same sex wedding in san diego when they became legal

jana. >> reporter: first of all, we learned that the families of the two girls that were killed and other family members of other students injured will be arriving here in the bay area by 9:30 tonight. the students, who were originally set to stay here at the marriott, we saw them board this big tour bus that you see here in front of the hotel. they got on, did not speak. but they -- they would not tell us where they are going. but when i saw them, they looked sad. they were holding on each other's arms. the consulate general for the bay area just left the hotel an hour and a half ago. he arrived around 2:00. the students gathered around him in the lobby while their teachers asked the media not to speak with them because they say they are too from advertised by the death of their fell fellow students, he said they should be brave and are young and should look the future. the group of 30 students came from zhejiang province, they are touring san francisco and stanford, then planned to leave for a two and a half week camp at west valley christian school near los angeles. through an interpre

the most photographed 2-day-old ever and of course we'll get into this side by side, kate and chi janamuch meaning in what kate chose to imlate and do differently. >> polka dot dress, noticed that. >> nothing gets by you. >> i know. kate we'll be back to you in a few minutes.

and jana katsuyama live at the san francisco airport.talked with the students and their families when they arrive tonight. >> reporter: i did. it was an emotional reunion. it was five students, the instructor and the instructors son. it was a moment of relief and joy. >> knowing that the removal of the president was coming. >> we left so early in the morning, that we didn't really have time to sleep. >> reporter: 10 uc students were evacuated last night from cairo. they had been there since mid- june with a comparative in literature. instead they saw history in egypt being made. muhammad morsi was overturned. >> it unnerved me a little when the embassy recalled its staff. and i thought that was a sign that things had degraded to the point that we should be concerned. >> reporter: in the last few days it could get stable or it could go crazy. and we just don't know. >> not the summer tree alex shemton of santa cruz had planned. >> i came there to see pyramids and didn't bargain on resolutions. >> reporter: it was a rare chance for student

and jana katsuyama live at the san francisco airport.students and their families when they arrive tonight. >> reporter: i did. it was an emotional reunion. it was five students, the instructor and the instructors son. it was a moment of relief and joy. >> knowing that the removal of the president was coming. >> we left so early in the morning, that we didn't really have time to sleep. >> reporter: 10 uc students were evacuated last night from cairo. they had been there since mid- june with a comparative in literature. instead they saw history in egypt being made. muhammad morsi was overturned. >> it unnerved me a little when the embassy recalled its staff. and i thought that was a sign that things had degraded to the point that we should be concerned. >> reporter: in the last few days it could get stable or it could go crazy. and we just don't know. >> not the summer tree alex shemton of santa cruz had planned. >> i came there to see pyramids and didn't bargain on resolutions. >> reporter: it was a rare chance for students to see a turni

. >> good to know bee jana. the word awkward comes to mind. thanks for reporting this morning. >> reporter: you bet. >>> did "rolling stone" magazine make a rock store out of an alleges murderer. that is the question as some stores yank thor ufeaturing the surviving boston bombing suspect off their shelves, he accused of killing four people wounding hundreds more. the critics say the cover shot shows him looking like anything but the mopster he is. >> reporter: good morning, chris. the fallout is significant on several fronts. there's a temporary boycott by "rolling stone" by some of the big chains that sell its magazines. they are equating dzhokhar tsarnaev with rock's biggest stars. he's got the hair, same brooding demeanor but he's not jim morrison and there's outrage that "rolling stone" has tsarnaev on its august cover, when bostonians found out -- >> i don't want to talk about that nut case. no, i don't like it. he shouldn't get the pub. >> i'm sur pried and shocked he'd be there. >> reporter: "rolling stone" touts its article into an in

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to go on to the other 27 pages of this, they come back before we -- >> what's so ironic what about janaying is it usually, usually 99% of the time is fast verdict is a good thing for the prosecution. when i was a prosecutor if there was a fast verdict, whew, i got it made, done. here it would be, it's a verdict for the defense because she is right the only issue for them right now is when it's, if they decide it was self-defense, what's going to happen right now is they're going to go into the jury room, they're probably going to elect a foreman and then they're going to sort of take a vote. i mean a tally if you will and see whether or not they can come to a consensus right out of the bat and if not they'll see how far away they are. but the only issue looking at them right now according to these jury instructions is really self-defense. >> tell me what page you highlighted because i found some of these confounding, these instructions. so what paragraph do you think -- >> justifiable use of force this page. that's critical if they find that george zimmerman used force that was justifie

ktvu's jana janine de la january -- janine de la vega has been talking to police. what are they saying out there. >> reporter: they are staying tight lipped because again, they're still investigating. police have the apartment complex roped off so ootheca investigate an alleged rape that occurred -- so they can investigate an alleged rape that occurred this morning. police responded to a 911 call that an intruder had broken into an apartment and raped the woman. the victim who was in her 20s was sleeping and woke up to find a strange man hovering over her. he sexually assaulted her and ran away. a broken screen was in the back window where they believe he entered and he went out the front door. neighbors are disturbed. >> i'm a little bit more anxious. want to make sure my windows and doors are locked, so you know, there's nobody trying to get into my house. and it's right across the street, so yes, it's very scary. >> reporter: police are collecting what evidence they can. the victim is at a local hospital. police are interviewing her as well as her roommate who w

the most photographed 2-day-old ever and of course we'll get into this side by side, kate and chi jana. there is so much meaning in what kate chose to imlate and do differently. >> polka dot dress, noticed that. >> nothing gets by you. >> i know. kate we'll be back to you in a few minutes. i'm here with news anchor michaela pereira. the president is trying to jump-start his economic plan. later today he'll give a big speech. jay carney will join us life to discuss those plans, the strength of the economy. obviously so important to all of you but a lot of disagreement how to improve it. >>> new video from inside the cabin as that southwest jet made a hard landing at laguardia airport monday. there's new information as to what went wrong but clearly a lot of unanswered questions, certainly you can hear the stress in the people's voice, quite a fright with that landing. >>> we'll begin with a remarkable moment in politics. anthony weiner with an admission of more. he says he continued sending women inappropriate online messages long after a sexting scandal forced him from office. neverthe