my name is mary allen and i am a member of the sf, crowing club, in fact i run it. >> i would like to tell you about our facility and we have our boats are stored underneath the restaurant behind a huge iron corrugated door, that is opened by pulling on a chain that is attached and engaged by a gear that is about 20 pounds, and it is about 12 inches in diameter, all right? and this door, and the gear mechanism has not been maintained in 25 years, that i have had experience out there. as far as i know. well, august, 8th, 2011, one of our members was opening the door by pulling on the chain, and the gear is mounted up above at about ten feet high and another member, was standing to the right of her, and just watching. and the shaft of the gear broke, and the gear is 20 pounds, and it fell and hit the other members, and hit the other member on her head. and factoring her... (inaudible) she could have been killed but she was not. and the reports were filed about this accident, and one was filed by the member who was hit, the victim, and the other or another what is filed by the witness wh

marie macdonald. >>> good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm juliette goodrich in for elizabeth cook. of a mob has been replaced by the sound of brooms and hammers. oakland businesses spent the day screening up and boarding up after another night of violence that started as a night of violence against the trayvon martin verdict but ran amok. ken bastida spoke to the police chief. what are they doing to crackdown on the violence? >> reporter: you know, that question was asked in a lot of different ways tonight. i'm not sure we arrived at an answer yet, juliette. if this all looks familiar what's going on the last several nights, it's because it has happened before. you go back to 2009, 2010 of course we had the oscar grant demonstrations downtown, there was looting and vandalism, hundreds of arrests. that resulted in a $1.25 million settlement that went to the demonstrators. okay. you go up to 11, the dramatic riots with the "occupy" movement downtown. frank ogawa plaza, a lot of people were assaulted by police officers there. that resulted in a $1.17 million settlement. so we wanted t

marie macdonald >>> developing news. a freak accident kills a counselor at a popular summer camp. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allenmartin. a chaotic scene this morning as a large oak tree came crashing down at camp tawonga just outside yosemite national park. kpix 5's ann notarangelo has learned the 21-year-old killed was a student at uc-santa cruz. >> reporter: this took place, you see the building to the left of it, you can see the power line. it happened this morning when campers were eating breakfast in the dining hall. it landed in open space a fire circle. the children were not hit. five camp counselors were pinned under this treat at camp tawonga at 8:30 this morning. four were taken to local hospitals with nonlife- threatening injuries. but uc-santa cruz student originally reported missing was killed, annais rittenberg. the tree came down in an open space by the dining hall. >> an oak tree 3 feet in diameter broke off about 15 to 20 feet in the air. >> reporter: power has been cut off to part of the camp because of the incident. >> it fell down, it took down power lines, as well. pg&e had to come out, turn

>> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> the search for a bay area toddler leads investigators to the water. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allenare following new developments in the search for a missing toddler in oakland. police and their dogs today searched the water near the oakland airport for clues in the 21-month-old's disappearance. kpix 5's mark sayre tells us the toddler's father is now in custody. >> reporter: this search is still under way on all fronts. oakland police handed out flyers in the area where the girl disappeared. the helicopter is flying low to look at the park during low tide to continue the on the water searches that occurred today >> reporter: an alameda county sheriff's department search-and- rescue boat entered the martin luther king regional shoreline just about 3:00 this afternoon with a dog on board. detectives are looking for any sign of 21-month-old daphne webb. and there is a very specific reason searchers are here. >> the robot has so for capability. it is able to identify objects on the bottom. >> reporter: there is a very specific reason searchers are here. >> that's an area where the fath

marie macdonald is. >>> covered in blood a gunman goes on a shooting spree targeting bay area police just moments before a gruesome discovery inside the jewelry mart. good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm juliette goodrich in for elizabeth cook. we are following that breaking news out of san francisco tonight. police surrounded the south of market area after a deadly shooting this afternoon. it happened at 8th street and brannan just before 2:00. streets in the area are still blocked off. kpix 5 reporter linda yee has been at the scene all afternoon and has the latest. >> reporter: the 800 block of brannan street is closed. that's between 7th and 8th streets but police say they have lifted the lockdown of all of the people who live and work in this area. they are now being able to go about their own business but they shut it down earlier when police got calls around 2:00, they got calls for help at the san francisco jewelry mart. when officers arrived they came upon a suspect, who then opened fire on then triggering a lockdown of the streets while the officers believed that a second suspect may be on the loose. chief greg suhr gave us the latest information about a half

linda marie macdonald >>> betting on the future of this bay area neighborhood, imagine our own version of the vegas strip. it just could be in the cards. good evening, i'm ken bastida in for allenizabeth cook. >>> like in any card game, it's about making smart moves. bay 101 casino in san jose wants to relocate across highway 101 right next door to its competition matrix casino. kpix 5's len ramirez is live in san jose to show us how they think a small move will be a big payday. >> reporter: we can show you right now that's bay 101 club across the 101 freeway right there. what they want to do is pack up and move across the freeway and across the street into that property, currently occupied by an older hotel. the reason for that is they want to move down the block and be closer to their newest competition, that big high- rise. in san jose's high stakes card club casino competition, one of the players is upping the ante. >> this site really is the center of the city's economy. >> reporter: he is unveiling plans for what may be the new bay 101 club. the old one opened in 1994 but is already showing its age. its owners want to move across the 101 freeway to a new site on north fir

mary curry, her story had changed. >> i wasn't correct on that. every single vehicle that goes through are captured. >> she says in the case of allen baker. >> it was a matter of the plate misreading. >> she read us an email from the i.t department. >> they found one transaction with this motorcycle since we converted to electronic tolling on march twenty seventh. ain't occurred on july second. >> no mention of the half dozen times allen crossed the bridge previously. july second, that happened to be the day we interviewed him at the bridge. we equipped him with a miniature camera to get different angles and had him cross four times. >> as soon as they found the first one they just stopped. they said oh, we found him. so now they are continuing to search. >> two days later, she sent us another email saying the i.t department is now identified four total transactions on july second. allen baker finds it all very suspicious. >> they are trying to save money so they lay a bump of employees off. seems like they are losing money because they are not actually collecting everybody's tolls. just doesn't make sense. >> reporter: as a result of our story the

marie macdonald >>> unable to walk, overcome with emotion, flight attendants recall the terror of flight 214. federal investigators are focusing part of their investigation on a mysterious flash seconds before the accident. >>> good evening, i'm allentin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. mobile5 is near the wreckage of asiana flight 214. tonight, the faa is writing new safety rules for u.s. pilots in the wake of that crash. first officers will now be required to complete 1500 hours of flight training before taking the controls in a commercial cockpit, the same as captains. the old rule was 250 hours. meanwhile, we heard today from more of the heroes of flight 214. kpix 5 reporter ryan takeo has their stories. ryan. >> reporter: elizabeth, everyone who survived the crash has a story to tell. today we heard from the last crew member to get off the plane. as press conferences go, this one was brief and tough to watch. these flight attendants were heroes saturday. their first priority was helping passengers to safety. even heroes cry. the cabin manager spoke briefly through a translator. [ non-english language ] >> i hope for all the families who have suffered losses from this accident to recover as quickly as possible and they are all in my pra

allen cougar. richard norton smith moderates a discussion of the ladies e of first throughout history. n c-span 3 tomorrow morning, regulators testify about the threat of financial market collapse. mary jo white of the sec will questions from senators on the banking committee. love coverage at 10 eastern. investigating y, ways to manage the nation's nuclear waste. energy secretary will testify. watch live coverage at 2:30 p.m. eastern. secretary of state john kerry former u.s. ambassador to special envoyu.s. to palestinian negotiations in washington, d.c. state department today and was about ten minutes. >> hey, good morning, everybody. well, as you all know, it's trips ore hours and many to make possible the resumption f israeli-palestinian negotiations. en routeiators are now to washington as we speak here. will have more to say about the journey to this moment and after our opes are meetings conclude tomorrow. presidentt began with obama's historic trip to israel this year.h earlier without his commitment and in uncements and engagement this initiative, we would not be here today. me president charged directly with the fully resuming possibility of resuming talking. his meetings w