tony: when an asiana plane crashed 2 years ago at sfo it was a terrifying sight. firefighter staffing levels and quick response with saving lives. so tonight, we investigate, what if a similar crash happened at silicon valley's airport? is san jose prepared? senior investigative reporter stephen stalk has our report. male: i need you to bring in your medical gear reporting to me at the-- stephen stalk: video from a firefighter's helmet camera gives a close-up look at the chaos of the asiana crash at sfo. but it also shows the incredible and immediate actions of the first responders there. female: they all shared a similar experience of an initial impact. stephen: in fact, the ntsb's investigation credited san francisco's fire department's staffing levels as being, quote, "instrumental in responding so quickly and saving lives." male: there's essentially two large openings. stephen: sffd had 23 firefighters on duty all on the scene within 5 minutes of the crash. the first vehicle was there within 3 minutes. so we wanted to know just how prepared is the fire departm

the question is is san jose prepared for an emergency like the asiana crash? that is next. nd a lot of time online around here. but with all this speed from xfinity, it's all good. hey, why don't we do some homework for a change? gary, you too. dad...work stuff. yes! lovin' the new design! konichiwa hirosan. five minutes... all this speed is very empowering. check out the new hardware. with the fastest internet available, xfinity is perfect for people who need to get a lot done at home. and now you can go even faster. we've just increased the speeds on two of our most popular plans. unit, call our tip line at 888-996-tips or send us an email to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. tony: when an asiana plane crashed 2 years ago at sfo it was a terrifying sight. the ntsb credited the firefighter staffing levelskovaleski, kovalesk . >>> when an asiana plane crashed two years ago at sfo it was a terrifying sight. the ntsb credited the staffing levels and quick response with saving lives. so tonight, we investigate what if a similar crash happened at silicon valley's airport. i

basically due to large claims that swre had in previous years and, we have things like accidents at asiana and other claims. >> so some of those and not just the lawsuits, but there is other s? >> and there are items or properties that we were required and that we are mandated to provide insurance includes such art collections that we have at mu aoe um and they are valuable. >> and we have to provide the insurance for that. >> thank you for that clarification and last but not least, i just wanted to understand a couple of things and i know that with the grants for the arts in particular, we have been working with the san francisco foundation to address the issue of equity and the concerns about how the funding is distributed and how the decisions are made and how the smaller institutions are clearly under represented in the distribution for the arts and we have what appears to be a 662,000 increase and i know $500,000 of that is from the mayor's additional 1.5 million over the next two years. >> 3 million total, but 1.5 for this physical year, and 1.5 for the next and one million will go t

>> reporter: brunner was quite active in the community despite her age she worked two days a week asiana cysttent at chestnut hill local, a weekly community paper. >> we're shocked. this is not anything that we would have ever thought or imagined would happen. >> reporter: we spoke with several people and who knew brunner well and they all want to see her killer caught as a neighborhood remains a bit on edge, after a brutal crime. >> it is a a nice neighborhood. we always say lock your doors but you never think anything would happen. it is just shocking. >> reporter: and we are told that nothing obvious was taken from inside of the home, except for the victim's car. we're told the suspect likely fled the scene driving a 2007 silver toyota corolla belonging to the victim with pennsylvania license plate pd1402x, and police say that the suspect did flee the scene. more than likely in this car. they are looking for that car as well as the suspect this evening. if you know anything you are asked to give them a call. we are live in east mt. airy, matt rivers for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> tha

that's when an asiana airliner crashed. the boeing 777 aircraft clipped the seawall while trying to land and slammed into the runway. >>> 9,000 employees in santa clara county could walk off the job tomorrow. about half the count's workforce is ready to go on strike. it would be the first in 40 years. that includes library employees and some nurses and radiation technicians at valley medical center. the two-year contract ended last week. a new contract would last four to five years. so both sides want the best terms possible. >> everybody here is a good public servant. that's what we're trying to stay focused on. being out for a week on strike or a month doesn't help any of us get our jobs done. >> a judge, however denied a request to block the strike. 475 employees whose jobs arerd critical are supposed to show up for work. and the county wants to fill thousands of other jobs with outside workers or by paying remaining employees overtime. >>> three uc berkeley students filed a civil lawsuit against the university of califo

basically due to large claims that swre had in previous years and, we have things like accidents at asiana and other claims. >> so some of those and not just the lawsuits, but there is other s? >> and there are items or properties that we were required and that we

. >>> new federal lawsuits filed in san francisco against asiana airlines. 8 new complaints and boeing were filed last week on behalf of passengers whose were on board when the plane crashed in 2013. the lawsuit accused the companies of negligence. they allege the boeing wasn't fit to supply. the statute of limitations is two years. >>> more evidence that the huge anchor bolts that hold the bay bridge tower has been exposed to salt water that could lead it corrosion and weakening. ktvu's tom vacar has been following the construction and he looked into what this means for the bridge's future. >> reporter: it is estimated 100 of the 400 bolts have been exposed to salt water. hydrogen from the salt water could weaken them. a panel is studying the problem and expects to announce findings in september. in the mean time -- >> this is not an immediate issue. there is no doubt this bridge is way over designed. this bridge is way over designed compared to the existing structure that was there. >> i want to reaffirm this bridge is safe, operating safely. it will operate very well during a large

valley's airports, why some question san jose's resources when it comes to handling a crash like asianara baxter: it's atrocious that they've decided to sell a domestic breed pet in their meat case. announcer: rabbits sold as food. the controversial new protein at a major food chain, why the producers may not be meeting quality standards.

so many clergy see the attack on reverend clementa pinckney and his church members asiana tack on faith very disturbing, very sad. a lot of grief and anger for to it happen in the congregation for people praying is absolutely gut wrenching. >> reporter: this is bishop wayne led faith meeting at this germantown church, today. their focus race. a discussion planned weeks before wednesday's mass killing to organize clergy involved in the movement for racial equality. >> the united states is in a volatile situation in that if we're not careful we will find ourselves engulfed in a great race war. >> reporter: the message resilience and focus, message others joined in. >> when terrorist attacks come upon you you cannot fear you cannot cower, you have to stand up. >> reporter: across town rodney mohammad leader of the philadelphia naacp is preaching faith with vigilance. >> i would encourage the church and every other house of worship to begin to have some kind of check procedure at the door to make sure people are not coming in with weapons. >> reporter: he wants communities of faith and just

reporter: in kentucky a few court clerks are refusing to issue marriage licenses, to any couple, asiana objection to the supreme court ruling. the governor says he is reviewing how to respond. kelly wright, "fox news". >>> and nba ending its relationship with donald trump following some offensive comments he made about mexican immigrants during his presidential announcement. nbc announced it will no longer air miss u.s.a. and miss universe pageants which are own by trump. nbc's decision less than a week have after uni vision also decided to cut ties with trump and his pageant n his presidential announcement two weeks ago trump referred to mexican immigrants as rapist, drug dealers, and criminals. nbc called trump's comments derogatory. in response, trump is threatening legal action and claims the network is only upset because it wanted him to continue to star in the celebrity apprentice show. >> and now, with my statements on immigration which happen to be correct, they are going to take a different stance. that is okay. whatever they want to do that is okay with me. i have had a lot of

tonight's guest we asiana governor bobby jindal. time to bring in questions from our audience. the first question coming from bennett chandler. >> welcome to new hampshire governor. a simple but probably not easy to answer questions what would you do to protect us from isis or isil or whatever who or whatever who want to call it today? >> i think think that defied isis militarily diplomatically as well as culturally. this president's failure to have a strategy we are trying to lead from behind. we have created these vacuums in iraq and syria. isis is the unique group compared to al qaeda and that they have to hold onto on to territory for them to have their caliphate to continue to recruit. if we destroy their ability to hold the land to doesn't mean we will have exterminated all the terrorists that we can destroy isis ability to propagate their propaganda so a couple of things. you may have seen in the fight in kobani you saw great alliance between allied airstrikes as well as kurdish troops on the ground and we were successful in repelling isis out of kobani. that partnership