reporting live from san francisco, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> jade, can you give us an idea where the crowd is at this moment? >> reporter: i have to tell you i spoke to one of the organizers and giving us updates from spot to. so we're at 24th and valencia and protesters are actually just past or van about two and a half blocks. we have tried to keep up with them all night, but it's just a fluid movement. as soon as they get to one spot, they were supposed to stay at 24th and valencia and they have rallied the crowd and continued to march on. so we have just followed them for the past couple of hours. >> we can see some banners about a block away. you did mention 24th and mission, 16 and mission which are bart stations. has this affected bart service at all? >> reporter: as far as bart service, we copyright be sure. we have stayed above ground. we have marched with the protesters a couple of blocks and had to move our van. it's difficult in the mission to grab a parking spot. so as soon as we got to a spot, we jumped back in and move with protesters as they moved towar

. >> we begin with ktvu's jade hernandez live at sfo, where authorities have held a number of news briefings today. jade. >> reporter: the airport at this time of the day does not usually look like this, but two of sfo's four runways are closed, meaning delays, but this is not how the day began. clear skies at san francisco international airport this morning did not mean all was well for flight 214 approaching sfo's runway 28. just before 11:30 this morning, dispatchers radioed for help, it's not yet known exactly what happened during the hard landing, but tail of the plane came off. >> the plane originated from shanghai and our crew applied foam and water to the fuselage. >> reporter: this picture taken by a cabdriver who heard several loud booms before the crash shows thick billowing smoke. >> we see people who said they are live and walking around. >> people are walking outside of the airport. >> yes. >> it's where the 28. >> chopper 2 shows the barely there top of plane and debris wreckage everywhere. >> when we arrived on scene, the ute chutes were deployed to and we observed multiple n

in is runnia vail, jade hernandez, ktvu . >>> more details on pink flamyingose.irds favor warm climates usually much weather than the bay area and typically live and feed in groups which helps to protect them from predators. flamingos are actually hatched with gray feathers, but turn pink after two years after feeding on shrimp-like crust crustaceans. >> someone recognized roxy from our report and turned her into the spca. >>> an 18-year-old pleasanton plan is now facing manslaughter charges in the danger of a female bicyclist of the cody hall surrendered to police yesterday. police say hall struck and killed 58-year-old the bicyclist while she was ride on foothill road june 9th. during the investigation authorities say they found two illegal assault rifles and thousands of rounds of ammunition. well, that discovery also led police to arrest hall's father form being a felon in possession of a firearm. >>> the death of a prison inmate is prompting calls for the governor to intervene in the prison hucker strike that has now stretched into the 20th day. a 32-year-ol

jade hernandez tells us more. >> reporter: our video shows a bullet in the windshield and lots of glass around the car involved. the black honda civic. there are few details about the incident. we're learning from police a man was sitting in his civic when someone came up to him and opened fire. police have not made any arrests but they say tonight two people came to that man's aid and called 911. this case has now been handed over to the inspectors bureau. we spoke to a man who lives here and says this isn't a problem area. >> i heard about four or five shots, i was eating dinner. >>> where he watched the car being towed away just 30 minutes ago. >> reporter: to give you an idea where we are in san francisco. we want to bring you back out live behind me is presidio school. at this hour police still don't have a description of the shooter they say that victim that was shot tonight may not live. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco police tonight are also looking for a number of people wanted in at least three stabbings overnight. shortly after 2:00 this

ktvu's jade hernandez was there and joins us live from the city. >> reporter: we watched this all first hand. 20 people signed up to speak their mind. frustrations ignited and two men rushed members. >> reporter: they listened to the anger and frustration over the hiring of homeland security secretary janet napolitano today. >> my family is at stake. my sister is in the process. >> reporter: he said illegal immigrant will live in fear. >> this is an offense. you take us seriously. >> reporter: later this same man ran towards board members. an officer tackled him. another man tried to rush them too. officers arrested both men. officers arrested each of them. outside a few hours before. at least 60 protesters chanted about her deportation record. the president elect has her supporters. >> she has extraordinary back ground and experience. >> i will bring a sense of fairness. i have been a vocal advocate of the dream act and of immigration reform. >> reporter: last summer janet napolitano implemented the dream act that effected 400,000 young people she says by granted deferred action. she s

jade hernandez spoke with a north bay human society struggling to deal with what rescuers were asked to do once they arrived on the scene and we want to warn you, some of the images you are about to see might be disturbing. >>> inside of this lake wood home, thousandsover rodents and lizards were found. each man faces more than 100 felony counts of animal cruelty. the manager is charged with directorture. >> they were ill. they couldn't breathe. they were drowning in their own urine and feces. >> one way to avoid bad breeders is to not deal with them. >> primarily our stuff is bred in house. and to buy from family and friends. cages should be clean. none of the snakes, tortuses or lizards survived. >> we were there to relieve suffering and by far and large prevent further suffering. >> reporter: and to make sure those responsible were held accountable. >> reporter: jade hernandez, ktvu news. >>> poor earnings from apple out today shows that the tech giant's growth has stalled. the iphone maker posted third quarter earnings that are down 22%. analysts attribute it to the lack of new p

jade hernandez ktvu news. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what led someone to steal an ac transit bus and drive it almost 100 miles before being caught. the highway patrol was able to track through gps in oakdale. the bus was reported missing in san francisco this morning. police arrested the driver whether or not they say had experience behind the wheel of an ac transit bus. >>> new charges in the case against a disgraced south bay politician have did that his sentencing at least until this fall. in courted to, attorneys for former santa clara supervisor argued that filing new charges in the case violates the terms of his plea agreement. he has already pled guilty to gambling with public funds and agreed to a year behind bars and to pay back tax payers. but then new charges emerged when prosecutors discovered his dna on the stamps of illegal campaign fliers that falsely accused a political foe of being a communist. >> he's already pled guilty. he would have to break that plea. i don't think he has legal grounds to do that. >> prosecutors say they didn't realize he was inv

reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> buses are from bart. they are offering free limited bus service during peak commute howevers. this morning people lined up -- hours. this morning people lined up early. they will run again tomorrow morning from 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. it is first come and first serve and you have to keep your ticket to get a ride back. >> the ferry was packed today. ktvu's paul chambers is live. how bad are the lines? >> reporter: bart strike is causing headaches for many commuters. on top of the ferry right now. going to ride it to oakland from the san francisco bay. -- from the san francisco bay. it made a lot of people upset but they are happy to make it into the city. >> the evening commute has begun and so has the rush to make the ferry. >> i hope bart starts soon. >> they know the strike is here. >> reporter: day one brought 7,835 passengers to the ferry system. that is three times a normal day and it ated three more vessels and extend -- added three more vessels and extended hours. long lines hopped a ride into san

jade hernandez has been watching it as it's happened in london. joins us from the newsroom with new video and comments from the parents. >> that's right, pam. >> there's the baby, the new royal heir. >> reporter: there's prince william, katherine and prince william. prince william emerged. he also got a chance to hold his new son, now third in line to the throne. both the prince and his wife addressed the crowd gathered outside of st. mary's hospital. the baby was swaddled in a white blanket with his head peeking out. his william says his son as more hair than he does. >> very emotional. >> i think anybody parent knows -- any parent knows what it feels like. >> hope hopefully you can get back to normal and we can look after him. >> reporter: the prince said his new son a bit heavy. he was born weighing 8 pounds, 6 ounces. what neither parent revealed is a name which could be released at any time. it did take a few days for princess diana and charles 0 to release prince william's name when he was born. we saw the new parents leave the hospital. it

>> reporter: finally. >> 3:00 p.m. >> that was jade hernandez reporting.land has five flights departing each day. three left this morning without a problem and two others were canceled. >> current look at what is tropical storm flossie right now. just a click away from being a tropical depression. 39 miles per hour winds it gets down graded. it is dying out quickly as it moves to the north and away from the big island and on its way tomaui. looking for -- to maui. lots of rain. they will get 10, 12, 13 inches of rain. that causes problems. the winds are dying down. it is a wet storm. fog along the coast. moist. cool today. temperatures below average and we will stay in this cool fire friendly weather pattern. increased humidity and cooler day time highs. temperatures outside right now are in the 60s around the bay. hot spots like fairfield are in the low 70s. into tonight, look for drizzle. into the evening hours the fog is going to push inland and breezy condition ins the delta and bay will continue. it was breezy this morning as well. fog in the morning.

reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco police asking for the public's help in finding a man who brutally attacked and robbed a woman. it was caught on surveillance tape. the video may be disturbing. that having been said, this is the tape that shows a female victim being robbed of her purse and smart phone by a group of five people. one of the men kick the victim in the head so forcefully the woman is knocked out. >> victim who is down on the ground already and then you have the suspect coming back and kicking the victim forcefully in the face. so violently that it knocks the victim out. >> tonight the victim is recovering at home. three men were arrested. the person who kicked the victim is still at large. police say the group may be behind other robberies and assaults as well. >>> prosecutors charged the man arrested for a double homicide inside a wing stop restaurant with two counts of murder. police say jermaine of oakland killed two wing stop employees on monday. detectives say the shooting may have been caused by mistaken identity. they say that j

jade hernandez continues our coverage with a group that's on the move. jade? >> reporter: we're live at 7th and peralta. just behind me you can see a caravan of police officers. this is where some of the protesters for the bike for trayvon will be coming down. in fact, we're live at 7th and peralta where the revolution cafe is located. that's where protesters were expected to end up. now, police have kept their eyes on all of these movements which have been very fluid today, stopping and starting at various spots here in oakland. police even say pretty close to a rally we attended about an hour ago. >> free, marissa! , free, free, marissa! >> reporter: due to the zimmerman verdict. marissa alexander's story has gained attention which explains this banner. she's a florida woman currently serving a 20-year sentence for firing a warning shot at her husband who claimed was threatening her. her attorney used the stand- your-ground law and prosecutors rejected it. now, we watched as nine officers walked behind the march from frank ogawa plaza to lake merritt. about

. >>> jade hernandez is in san francisco, and she tells us that people gathered peacefully there. >> me and a lot of my friends, we were really upset. we all cried last night because just nothing has changed. >> reporter: with two nephews in the south she fears for them. >> one is nine he's a sweet, smart young man and i know that you know the justice system just doesn't work for him. >> reporter: clearly these protesters felt the legal justice in florida failed. >> many people are angry and they should be. because what has happened is wrong. >> reporter: this woman is a member of the group san francisco which organized today's rally and last night's impromptu march in the castro district. >> people were coming off the sidewalk, people were seeing us on their balconies coming down out of their houses and joining the demonstrations. >> reporter: today's protesters also decided to march, downtown. all the way to union square passer bys watched. there were some who compared trayvon martin to oscar grant. >> it just doesn't change. >> we don't want anymore oscar grants. >> reporter: or v

i still care about the people that are out there on the streets. >> that was jade hernandez reporting. stay with ktvu tomorrow morning for more on the b.a.r.t. and ac transit strikes and how they could affect your morning commute. we will send out immediate updates. like us on the ktvu facebook page and we will bring you a special edition of ktvu channel 2 news beginning at 4:00 a.m. >>> the city of oakland is also bracing for a possible shut down of city services tomorrow. if thousands of workers walk off the job. this afternoon union members gathered to make signs for a one day strike in front of city hall. labor groups say they are fighting for a cost of living increase to offset pay cuts during negotiations. >> we any that the city is hiding money in the budget, that there's been a great revenue improvement with the housing boom. i think there's enough money to pay for it of it but the city is not coming clean with all of it. >> reporter: if it fails, 6,000 city workers and six unions say they will hit the picket lines. >>> there's also a strike looming at east bay parks during a

ktvu's jade hernandez is live outside the store to tell us what led up to the gunfire. jade? >> reporter: it appears that a thief was trying to get away with tools and it happened right here at this home depot this afternoon. look at this video. police say this happened around 12:30 p.m. at home depot. two security officers tried to take the man into custody. police say the thief pulled out a gun and shot wan of the officers in the arm -- one of the officers on the arm. the shooter ran from the parking lot, headed east, then north. we spoke to a man who say employees told him the officer shot, was a new employee. >> we pulled in as the first officer arrived. there were hysterical people in the gardening department. >> reporter: we spoke to home depot speaksman and they said the shooting didn't shut down the store. the man was 30-40 years old with gray hair worn in a ponytail, 6 feet tall and was clothes were discovered at a donut shop. if anyone has information about the shooting they should call police. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a san jose police officer is re

reporting live at sfo, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> our chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the storm. how bad does it look? >> tropical storm flossie is falling apart. it is barely a tropical storm. winds at 40 miles per hour. when it hits 39 it is a tropical depression. here is hawaii right here. the main low center, tropical storm flossie, to the north of the big island. the storm is north of the big island. it won't hit the big island. winds at 40 miles per hour. heading for maui. as we come in closer we can track it. you can see the track of the tropical storm will become a tropical depression. rain from 5-10 inches. maybe 15 inches. when i come back your forecast. the fog coming in, the temperature changes you can expect tomorrow and which day will be the warmest day this week. >>> a man dis over the weekend intaugair was found ain water s found in the water saturday morning. he was a reporter for the times from 2000-2012. last year he was a spokesman for the department of fish and wildlife. >>> more planes flying too low at sfo. what we uncovered in the weeks

the unionpleas would get 3 -- jay hernandez, for all those people trying to get back across the bay. jade. >> reporter: you can see across the street, those folks waiting in line for an ac transit bus, that's about half a block to a block long. wait on average is about 30 minutes depending on the destination. >> a c transit has been a lifesaver for some commuters today. >> i am giving them the schedule just in case. >> this woman is waiting for the other shoot to drop. that's the big deal right now, as long as they're working, i am fine. >> yesterday , ac transit union members agreed to give the public at least a 24 hour notice if they indeed planning to strike. >> because they don't know about it. >> tourists found themselves walking back to the hotel after they realized bart workers are on strike. >> it is been a long day, i understand the situation. >> a cross the streets the terminal at howard, the cool pool lanes. >> it it did cause me an extra 30 minutes. >> it is going to be a long one home. >> reporter: howard and beal, traffic has really slowed off in the last hours or so. this w

ktvu jade hernandez is here with what both sides are saying about the talk. jade. >> reporter: frank, commuters need to know negotiations may continue all the way up until this union's deadline august. if b.a.r.t workers do strike all other public transportation agencies will have to pick up the slack again. >> things are moving slow. our team is optimistic. >> monday we met all day. wednesday, no meetings. thursday, no meetings. today we'll get started and see how long it goes. >> at the b.a.r.t station today, riders are already thinking about another possible strike. >> that would be terrible. last one was horrible. >> and since riders will turn to other bay area transportation agencies, contingency plans are already in place. ac transit, still in their own union contract negotiations, will focus pron siding service for the east bit. -- providing service for the east bay. >> we might be able to put six to 10 extra buses on the road. but it's not even so much the number of extra buses. it's the number of extra runs we would be able to make. >> golden gate tra

ktvu's jade hernandez was there as it unfolded. jade? >> reporter: frank, i don't believe anyone expected any arrests but fireworks ignited. especially after the board of regents school system confirmed its new president. and we watched protests turn to chanting which turned into arrests. >> reporter: inside the campus 20 people signed up to speak. many students were no longer safe with the head of the homeland security as the new president. one man ran towards board members. a few students refused to leave. officers arrested six people. nancy pelosi defended herself when she got a chance. >> when the students raise issues i will listen and i will learn. i will bring with me my history as governor where i spent time investing in arizona's universities, fighting to keep tuition as low as possible. >> reporter: the 20th president of the university of california, nancy pelosi, becomes the first woman to lead the system. >> let me acknowledge i am not a traditional candidate for this position. >> reporter: critics accuse nancy pelosi of lack

. >> jade hernandez is live in the studio to explain why authorities are focusing on the evacuation slides. jade. >> reporter: there is some indication from flight attendance and witnesses that the exit chutes did not work properly. the ntsb wants to find out why. >> this is the asiana flight 214 777 boeing aircraft. one of the slides deployed after crash landing saturday. today, the ntsb chair woman says passengers encountered problems. >> there have been some interviews with flight attendance and witnesses that slides deployed inside the aircraft. we need to understand why that happened. >> reporter: were the slides activated correctly? this is the evacuation slide deploying as it should. united airlines flight attendant explained to us that they undergo stringent emergency training. they have 90 seconds to get hundreds of passengers off a damaged plane, even if the exit is blocked. >> and get them off as fast as possible. that is your objective, to get them off the plane fast as possible. >> reporter: on saturday, san francisco fire chief joanne hayes-white indicated firefighters said s

the accident the city manager says they are going to look into that and my colleague reporter jade hernandez is going to continue our coverage and will have more on this at 5:00. reporting live from newark, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> closing arguments are underway in the trial of two men accused of rape. they face live in prison if they are convicted in the brutal rape of a 16-year-old girl outside a homecoming dance. attorneys for peter argued he only watched and did not take part. two men have been convicted already and two others are awaiting trial on lesser charges. >>> at this hour closing arguments are underway in the george zimmerman trial. a florida jury will soon be diminish deliberating whether he is guilty of murder in the death of 17-year-old trayvon martin or whether he shot the unarmed teen in self-defense. this morning the judge ruled jurors will be able to consider a lesser charge of manslaughter in addition to the charge of second-degree murder. in a closing argument prosecutors argued that zimmerman was the aggressor in last february's incident with martin.

reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the president of asiana airlines and other airline executives apologized during a news conference in seoul. du said i'm vowing my head and expressing my deep apologies over the crash. young yu extended apologied. >>> and a man describes seeing the plane hit. >> it was a big boom then pitched forward and bounced off its nose. then did a cart wheel. was you know a tragedy. and our initial reaction was that you know everybody on the plane was in bad shape. >> fred hayes of dixon says he and his wife felt awful after seeing the crash. he says he hopes the video will prevent future crashes and he extends his sympathy to all those affected by the tragedy. >>> shaky, that is how the samsung executive on board the plane described his move today following the deadly crash. feeling a little shaky from yesterday's experience but strengthened by outpouring of support from all over. reminded of how connected we all are. >>> a group of tae kwon do students are among those involved in the crash. >> reporter: jamie shimel thought tae kwon do at a chi

. >> reporter: jade hernandez, ktvu news. >>> there's evidence that aerial spraying for west nile virusd not cause any immediate problems. a study looked at emergency rooms during and after aerial spraying in 2005. researchers found no increase in er visits for ailments linked to the spraying. but they point out their study does not look at long term problems that might result from the pesticide spraying. >> there's a growing movement across the u.s. to try to overturn a ban from gay and lesbian donating blood. the fda says the ban remains in place because of the risk of transmissible infections. blood drives say it is time to lift the ban and screen each donor. >>> for the first time the fda is limiting arsenic levels in apple juice. today the fda proposed limiting the level of the toxin to the same maximum level permitted in drinking water. apple juice with arsenic levels higher than the 10 parts per million could be the subject of legal action. >>> after a two month closure oakland's beloved merit bakery is back open once again. the restaurant and bakery was forced to close back in m

jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> nancy pelosi is getting a pay bump by becoming the president of the university of california system. $570,000 and she will receive benefits, including a relocation allowance of $142,000. in 2011 she made $199,700 as homeland security secretary. >> more details on nancy pelosi's appointment. the first woman to serve as president at university of california. she graduated from santa clara university and the first female valedictorian. we spoke with one of her former professionals today. he says she is bright with a broad mind. she is interested in national and international problems as well as in education. >> she will be interested in all the research projects they have. she can bring together both under grad education with research. >> it will be interesting to watch someone from outside the academic world over seeing the university system. >>> guilty, that was the verdict today for two men charged in the 2009 gang rape of a 16-year-old girl outside a dance at richmond high school. two juries convicted marcelles peter and jose montano. the men

reporting live in oakland, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> there were concerns ahead of today's day of action that there might be a repeat of the violence from earlier this week. one oakland city willsman says he believes that the city is seeing violent outburst during protests because city leaders have created an atmosphere that allows such incidents to happen. >> they can break in my house and shoot up my neighborhood, they can vandalize international and sometimes we don't respond with the law enforcement. people call, call and nobody shows up. >> the interim oakland police chief says his department is trying to respond efficiently to calls while dealing with a severe understaffing problem. >> 100 cities hold rallies across the nation, 3,000 people demonstrated in downtown atlanta. family members of dr. martin luther king who based his civil rights movement in atlanta says his work remains you been finished. >> people in a small quiet crowd carried pictures of trayvon martin through the streets of sanford, florida. that is martin's hometown and the place he was killed. >>> hu

. >> reporter: jade hernandez, ktvu news. >>> there's evidence that aerial spraying for west nile virusd not cause any immediate problems. a study looked at emergency rooms during and after aerial spraying in 2005. researchers found no increase in er visits for ailments linked to the spraying. but they point out their study does not look at long term problems that might result from the pesticide spraying. >> there's a growing movement across the u.s. to try to overturn a ban from gay and lesbian donating blood. the fda says the ban remains in place because of the risk of transmissible infections. blood drives say it is time to lift the ban and screen each donor. >>> for the first time the fda is limiting arsenic levels in apple juice. today the fda proposed limiting the level of the toxin to the same maximum level permitted in drinking water. apple juice with arsenic levels higher than the 10 parts per million could be the subject of legal action. >>> after a two month closure oakland's beloved merit bakery is back open once again. the restaurant and bakery was forced to close back in m

let's turn things over to my colleague jane hernandez live in south -- jade hernandez live in south san able to find any spans of price gouging. am -- instances of price gouging. am i right? >> we apologize for the difficulty with jade's audio, but she did check with a number of hotels around sfo and she was unable to find ed of price gouging going on. -- evidence of price gouging going on. >>> the crash continues to impact travel across the country. this afternoon i spoke with one san francisco couple who was scheduled to fly today from portland to san francisco this morning, but they found out the flight was canceled and they would have to wait several days to get back home. >> and when we finally reached someone, they indicated that there were no flights. the flight had been canceled. there were no flights into any san francisco bay area airport until wednesday. >> i don't know if you heard him, but he said until wednesday. so instead casey sungrove headed to the hertz counter at portland international airport and it seems like a lot of other people had the same idea and while it has