debra villalon is live at oakland international with what happened in new york late today and its impact in the bay area. >> reporter: it was a southwest flight landing at laguardia, when its landing gear collapsed. snarling that airport even now. >> i don't know if the front wheels on the plane, the landing gear buckled. but that's scary. >> reporter: witnesses described this 737 touching down. its nose slamming to the runway, then screeching to a stop, tipped forward. >> the foam wheel didn't come out. it landed on its nose and started skidding. >> reporter: there was no fire, and the passengers and crews were able to evacuate the plane on emergency chutes. >> we had up to 10 persons treated at the scene. four refused medical attention. >> reporter: and treated at the hospital. mostly back and neck pain. some anxiety. the flight was coming from nashville. apparently unevent. at the end, when the nose gear failed, air traffic controllers scrambled to divert other inbound flights, and alert first responders. >> i tried not to think about that at all. that's the last thing i need on my mi

debra villalon is live at oakland international with what happened in new york late today and its impact in the bay area. >> reporter: it was a southwest flight landing at laguardia, when its landing gear collapsed. snarling that airport even now. >> i don't know if the front wheels on the plane, the landing gear buckled. but that's scary. >> reporter: witnesses described this 737 touching down. its nose slamming to the runway, then screeching to a stop, tipped forward. >> the foam wheel didn't come out. it landed on its nose and started skidding. >> reporter: there was no fire, and the passengers and crews were able to evacuate the plane on emergency chutes. >> we had up to 10 persons treated at the scene. four refused medical attention. >> reporter: and treated at the hospital. mostly back and neck pain. some anxiety. the flight was coming from nashville. apparently unevent. at the end, when the nose gear failed, air traffic controllers scrambled to divert other inbound flights, and alert first responders. >> i tried not to think about that at all. that's the last thing i need on my mi

. >> reporter: in san francisco, debra villalon, ktvu news. >> if you want to find out more, go to ktvu.comclick on web links and there you will find a link to his website. >>> we have some developing news to tell you about at this hour in the south bay. police right now searching for the person who opened fire around 9:20 tonight sending one man to the hospital this happening in east san jose. it appears a shooter fired several rounds into the garage. witnesses on the scene are not cooperating with their investigation. police say it's not clear if the victims injuries are life threatening. >>> popular evangelical pastor warren returned to the pulpit this weekend for the first time since his son committed suicide. they spoke of the pain of learning their 27-year-old son matthew had shot and killed himself on april 5th. warren says his son's life was robbed by mental illness. they said he hopes to turn his grief into a message of service and hope and to take his greatest sorrow and turn it into his life's greatest message. >>> new figures from the associated press suggest the american dream

reporting live at sfo, debra villalon. >>> an investigation into allegations of misconduct by a top official at the san francisco public utilities commission is now over. while the head of the agency concedes that errors were made, the executive will keep her job. assistant general manager, juliette ellis was under investigation for her role in awarding a $200,000 no bid contract to an east bay non- profit that she chaired. internal findings confirm violations were made, but that ellis has accepted responsibility, and that there was no unethical intent. >>> in a surprise move, the head of the roman catholic church spoke of a willingness to accept gay men in the priesthood. david stevenson has more on the pope's comments and what they mean for the church, and its congregation. >> a small crowd celebrated midday mass at st. mary's cathedral. their thoughts on pope francis, and comments signaling greater tolerance for homosexuality and gay priests in the catholic church. >> even though objectively, they are. it's not normal. >> the church has traditionally labeled homosexuality as a disorder. b

reporting live at sfo, debra villalon. >>> an investigation into allegations of misconduct by a top official at the san francisco public utilities commission is now over. while the head of the agency concedes that errors were made, the executive will keep her job. assistant general manager, juliette ellis was under investigation for her role in awarding a $200,000 no bid contract to an east bay non- profit that she chaired. internal findings confirm violations were made, but that ellis has accepted responsibility, and that there was no unethical intent. >>> in a surprise move, the head of the roman catholic church spoke of a willingness to accept gay men in the priesthood. david stevenson has more on the pope's comments and what they mean for the church, and its congregation. >> a small crowd celebrated midday mass at st. mary's cathedral. their thoughts on pope francis, and comments signaling greater tolerance for homosexuality and gay priests in the catholic church. >> even though objectively, they are. it's not normal. >> the church has traditionally labeled homosexuality as a disorder. b