maureen naylor is live where she spoke with the victim's family. >> reporter: i spoke to the father, they remain at the south bay hospital tonight and police say they will survive by family members tell me they cannot believe the gunman's disregard for life apparently over a few dollars. >> he emptied his gun into two people as they were leaving. one of the establishments in the prune yard. and left them essential little bleeding to death in the parking lot. >> reporter: this weekend's violence was the talk of downtown campbell tonight. >> you just don't expect that from a small little, area. that's kind of scary now. >> reporter: this after police say an innocent couple heading home after a night out had been shot multiple times around 12:30 sunday morning at this parking lot behind the first branch bank across from the prune yard shopping center. >> me and my friends just went downtown. we walked from my apartment. before we went out we see a crime over here which is even scarying. >> reporter: the victim a diving instructor and his girlfriend were seen on this photo on social medi

maureen naylor. >>> more information on a freeway accident that killed one person and injured another when a car slammed right into a roadside work crew, tonight we're learning more about the young man who was killed in a search for a better life that led him to be part of that work crew. jana katsuyama live near the marsh road exit where that accident happened. >> reporter: the coroner's office tells me that the victim is mark santos he was 24 years old and he was working right over there alongside 101 when the car veered off the road, hit the two workers, the fence, and four parked cars. >> reporter: it happened so fast, the black mercedes heading south on highway 101 suddenly veered off the road at 9:00 a.m. where a four person crew was working on the grass near by. santos was hit and killed. >> it's been a terrible day here for our staff and caltrans crews especially. and for all the people working with him. we're really devastated by this loss. >> reporter: a loss that staff say is affecting santo's coworkers deeply. santos was part of a crew under contract with caltrans. >> it's

. >>> ktvu's maureen naylor is in san jose to explain why members of the city council could not agreen how to spent all that extra money. maureen. >> reporter: frank, both sales tax measures failed late this afternoon including a general sales tax and a more specific one to give money to public safety. what's interesting, there was enough support on the council for a increase but the city leader simply could not agree where the money would be spent. the council first voted about 3:30 this afternoon on a general sales tax where the money would go to public safety, libraries and roads among other things. after that failed they voted on footing a quarter sales tax. that failed. but council members were divided on their support and opposition between the two items. >> i'm not surprised. we recognize that there's a different of opinion here. and i would expect there's folks playing this in various forms politically and that's just what happens. >> reporter: sam liccardo was in support of the public safety sales tax measure. his opponent supervisor dave cortezi had pushed for the general sa

we have maureen naylor with the brands that are involved. >> reporter: here's a look at some of the 40 plus types of peanut and almond butters being affected by the recall also included some generic brands. now all pulled off routine testing by the faa discovered the contamination risk. >> reporter: armed with a cart full of snacks tonight, the santor family is getting ready for the first day of school tomorrow and school lunches. >> i like peanut butter a lot. especially peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. >> reporter: what they didn't know is that trader joe's almond butter and whole foods 355 almond butter they bought in the past is part of the recall. >> actually it's scary because we refer to almond quite a bit just because our children are in special diets. >> reporter: it includes air head mills organic peanut butter, m era naza almond and peanut butter, trader joes raw almond butter and whole foods 365 roasted almond butter. >> it's pretty scary because we eat a lot of peanut butter and we assume when stuff is organic it's made at a higher level i guess and that it's safe. >> r

. >> good evening to you as well from the ktvu studios, and maureen naylor. >> we're going to again right near in napa with ktvu's debra villalon. >> she has the story of a 13- year-old boy who was seriously injured during the quake during a sleep overat his home. >> reporter: the good news, he will spend several months in a wheelchair, but should make a full recovery. the house and the chimney here in south napa look just fine from here. but inside, it's a different story. >> so he was sleeping over there. >> reporter: a mattress was on this floor. and 13-year-old nicholas dillon was on it when the quake hit. >> nicholas -- [ speaking in spanish ] >> his grandparents came down, and found nicholas buried by tile and brick that fell like a solid wall. >> it didn't catch the whole body of nicholas. just part of it. >> reporter: enough to crush his pelvis. he was scrambling to beat the collapse and almost did. >> because luckily he was young and energetic. >> reporter: his parents and other relatives have been with nicky at uc davis medical center, where a 10 hour surgery repaired several fr