john stevenson with stevenson and company, capital management. ty? >>> saw shares fall hard today. whiting petroleum announced major equity offering selling debt raising concerns about the oil and gas to find a buyer for the company. whiting buys with oths that have shares up to the balance sheets. whiting petroleum is the largest producer in the bach and shale region and shares fell almost 19% today. >>> and now to a blue chip company, american express, which is looking a little black and blue these days. the payments giant lost some key business recently prompting some to ask if the company has lost its way. and that is the question ceo kenshin nolt will likely have to answer. mary thompson looks at what's ailing american express. >> reporter: its cards, a fixture in millions of wallets. the company in need of a fix. >> the biggest threat that american express faces is i think, it's instilling confidence in the business y tha the business model is not broken. >> ken shinnolt is looking to do that wednesday. a long-term holding of the bill area investor warren buffett, the firm ru

ktvu's david stevenson has more on a lawsuit volving the deputy and -- involving the deputy and how it could play a part in the case. >> the sheriff's department says investigators scheduled interviews on allegations that deputies forced inmates to fight each other under threats of beatings or sexual assaults. >> taking it very seriously. agreements will be interviewed and the witnesses have started their interviews. >> reporter: [ indiscernible ] >> he is still in a position to do the things he is accused of doing. >> reporter: he won a settlement from san francisco on claims he sexual assaulted a female inmate and two other inmates. >> he took them into areas of the jail where he was not

ktvu's david stevenson has been tracking develops. you spoke with the target of one of the racist texts today? >> reporter: we did. a number of officers we spoke to here were in shock upon reading the texts. the chief vowed to fire the four officers. >> reporter: outrage outside san francisco headquarters today over racist and homophobic texts sent between officers. >> we are appalled and very much disappointed. >> reporter: four officers had been reassigned away from the public. the text range from october 2011 to june 2012 but emerged friday. >> these comments were private comments from one private phone to another intended for an

ktvu's david stevenson found out one brother helped save his younger brother's life before he had to be rescued himself. >> reporter: debris lays outside the liquor store in san francisco's mission district, the wreckage from a fire. >> they are my cousins at the hospital. we are going to go visit them now. >> the family tried to reenter the store to check for damage. he has run the store and lived above it with his wife and children for 12 years. firefighters contained the fire in 20 minutes but the family suffered serious injuries. >> transported five family members. >> reporter: firefighters had to rescue two other people sleeping in the market. a family member said they were employee whose opened the store

the his partner damon stevenson are on the right. here's why they were not together in the store. thirty year-old wilson didn't get killed being a good cop but a great dad too. his fellow officers tell fox 29 news the reason why he was in that game stop store and his partner damon stevenson outside in the patrol car still was because while in a quick break while on duty they pull in the strip mall where connie mack stadium and phillies used to play. the officer wilson father of the nine year-old son and one year-old baby was going in to buy a new video game forgetting good grade in school. >> i think incidents like this put in context a lot of what has been discussed over the past few months. people lose sight of the dangers inherent in being a police officer, the kind of individual they come across on the street and they have to contend with, they have to deal with. sometimes as a result they are seriously injured or murdered as a result of trying to protect every single person in this city. in that community. >> reporter: two guys in custody one shot in the leg he will be okay.

ktvu's david stevenson is live, why protesters rather see their money spent in other ways. >> reporter: plans are in the work to build a new jail. the one atop the hall of justice is considered out dated but opponents say the money could be better spent elsewhere. protesters said with a surplus of beds inmates could be shifted to other jails and the money could be spent on other programs. the building is 57 years old. unsafe. the jail has inadequate medical facilities and no real classroom or rehabilitation facilities. advocates said they hope to secure a grant to build a new jail but opponents are rallying to urge the board of supervisors to not apply for the grant and hope to make that point tonight. >> for those fighting against poverty, education, healthcare and housing, we see that money would be better invested in those things. >> opponents say inmates should be freed with an inicist on finding them -- e.icist on finding gem -- e. cyst on finding them jobs and homes. 65% of the inmates are no bail status. 90% of the people in jail considered felons as well. the meeting just start

ktvu's david stevenson reports, the deputies are now in paid administrative leave. >> the allegations surfaced two weeks ago, san francisco jail inmate's father e-mailed his public defender and said sheriffs made his son fight another inmate. >> reporter: san francisco public defender said inmates named four deputies and two bailiffs as involved in the ring. he said he was injured after being forced to fight an african american inmate earlier this month. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: lawsuits in 2006 and 2007 allege new sexually harassed inmates. the city offered a settlement in the later case. in 2009 the city settled another suit. >> i am disturbed by it. >> reporter: the deputies are now on paid administrative leave and the sheriff launched an internal investigation. >> i do not except any kind of culture within our county jail system that would resort to such barbaric or unlawful activity. >> reporter: he says he was threatened with a beating and sexual assault if he did not agree to a third fight this month. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: sheriff asked the u.s. attorney a help i

ktvu's david stevenson has been out there since this afternoon and david, people who know the intersection say they are not surprised by what happened today. >> reporter: that's right. police say they don't know how fast the suv was going when it struck the mother and her daughter in this crosswalk here but pedestrians tell us this is an unsafe place to cross. >> reporter: the accident happened after noon and brought ambulances to the corner of stonestown mall. >> really dangerous. always have to look everywhere to cross the street. >> reporter: police say the driver struck and seriously injured a mother and her 5-year- old daughter in the crosswalk. >> both were taken to the hospital. the daughter has more serious injuries than the mother. >> sky fox capturedtured the scene. the collision broke the mother's arm and sent the girl to san francisco general hospital with a life- threatening injury head injury. at one point the driver was taken away by ambulance but returned to her suv and allowed to leave. police don't need to impound the vehicle because they have the evidence they need to in

ktvu's david stevenson found out one brother helped save his younger brother's life before he had to be rescued himself. >> reporter: debris lays outside the liquor store in san francisco's mission district, the wreckage from a fire. >> they are my cousins at the hospital. we are going to go visit them now. >> the family tried to reenter the store to check for damage. he has run the store and lived above it with his wife and children for 12 years. firefighters contained the fire in 20 minutes but the family suffered serious injuries. >> transported five family members. >> reporter: firefighters had to rescue two other people sleeping in the market. a family member said they were employee whose opened the store early. building inspectors responded to a complaint about people illegally using the store as a residential unit. the owner said the were smoke alarms and said he never heard anything about people sleeping down stairs. >> they are super good at treating the customers. really nice people. >> reporter: news of the fire stunned the neighbors. >> it would be devastating if anything

in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> 12 years in prison. that was the sentence for a former school teacher convicted of 19 counts of molesting students. this was joseph martin's second trial. the first ended in a hung jury. he was accused of putting his hands down boy's shirts and rubbing their chests. prosecutors say there was sexual intent. a mother said she was disappointed the sentence wasn't longer. >> not happy about the amount of time but happy he won't be able to victimize children anymore and he will be a registered sex offender. >> joseph martin's wife says her daughters will miss many years of having them as their father and when he is out he will be more like a friend rather than a dad. >>> police in san jose arrested a 25-year-old man who they say knocked out a 17-year-old boy at it the mall. the suspect is facing a charge of felony battery. the victim is 17 years old. investigators say he and another man confronted the teen in the parking lot march 11 after exchanging gestures. his father said his son woke up from a medically

ktvu's david stevenson explains. this is the latest in -- for them. >> the third scandal to hit san francisco law enforcement this month and prompting an ought of 1400 cases -- an audit of 1400 cases involving dna cases. >> reporter: the san francisco police department crime lab is at the center of another investigation. they are under scrutiny for errors in a case involving a child molestation suspect. >> i can tell you errors were related to a measuring test. looking to do a complete audit and any work her supervisor approved. >> reporter: 1400 cases in all. the crime lab is seeking resatisfaction and investigators reveal -- recertification and investigators reveal she funked a basic test. >> they found the test was valid. >> reporter: we requested from law enforcement any and all information about the incident, including the video from inside the elevator," nfl senior vice president of communications greg aiello said. "that video was not made available to us and no one in our office has seen it until racist and ho

rebecca stevenson is here with good news with weather. good news in with textures.brings not just shops, but a lot of rain fall and flooding in the south, and i'll show is to you coming australian authorities stopped two teenagers they say were trying to go to the middle east to join i.s.i.l. the 16 and 17-year-old brothers were caught. the police handed the boys over to their parents. no no charge have been filed against them. it's a reminder that i.s.i.l. is targetting young people online. >> i.s.i.l. is a cancer. every developed nation has to deal with the threat. and for young people who can receive information over the internet. without their parents knowledge. they are most susceptible. >> this is the latest in a series of cases of young people trying to join i.s.i.l. three teenage girls have left the u.k. and believed to have entered syria through al jazeera. joining us in the next hour we examine the deepening crisis in syria including much of the takeover of the country >>> nearly half the heroin sowed in the u.s. comes from mexico. and the only people prof

ktvu's david stevenson is in the city tonight. on top of all this there was also a protest against police today as well. >> reporter: frank, yeah. one of three events today. the meeting in an hour deals with last week's fatal shooting of a woman. again, one of three major events going on dealing with san francisco police department officer involved shootings. >> no justice. >> reporter: protesters chained their selves to the police station and put four officer ons trial to mark the anniversary of alex nieto's death. officers responding to calls shot and killed alex nieto. a taser gun was found next to his body. >> calling for the firing of the officers involved in the killings. >>> meeting is set tonight for the third fatal officer involved shooting was killed this year. another shooting is underscrutiny by the u.s -- under scrutiny by the u.s. supreme court. she was shot by officers. she was armed with a knife. >> our view is that there was no threat at hand before the police entered. >> the justices must decide whether the act a

. >> officer stevenson became emotional hearing the tributes to his fallen partner. officer wilson was shot and killed during an attempts robbery at a gamestop on march 5th. yesterday afternoon there was a final salute at lapse down. as you do see the hearse passed urn an american flag with the motorcycle officers leading the procession. if you'd like to learn more about the tributes to officer wilson, you can go to our website www.nbc10.com or use the "nbc 10 news" app. >>> experts say the warm weather thaw is taking its toll on buildings in the area. yesterday three buildings crumbled. one man was hurt and one of his pets died. we were there as demolition crews knocked down the remaining wall. earlier yesterday a howl came down sending debris on the street nearly hitting people passing by. and in kensington crews rushed to a home that was collapsed. one dog was killed. another dog and cat were buried in the rubble but they're doing okay. >>> and on south street bricks fell from a building's facade. it happened during a st. patrick's day pub crawl. fortunately nobod

i think there's always things we can do but we've engaged with miss stevenson over the course of the last couple meetings trying to improve that function, it's a very vital function of the city, and whistle blower, we've done some work on surveying of whistle blowers trying to get to the root of their experience, bringing forward difficult sensitive information in an nonmuss way to help improve city functions. i'm proud of all the work we've done, i don't think it's a boring committee, i think it's an important committee and with your approval i'd love to continue working on all the projects we are. >> colleagues any questions? no? we'll go on to our next applicant who is deanje bookter. >> good morning, supervisors, and it is still morning. i want to say thank you to michael for his comments. i go by dj, dj brookter, i am director of community development on the bayview and i have been so for the last 5 years. as deputy director i work closely with our controller and i bring fiduciary responsibility as well as transparency to our organization. also i'm very very active in my fratern

stevenson stays in the the car. officer wilson goes in the store. these guys that come in quarter of 5:00 want to hold up the place and as you can see in these uniforms maybe he was in line wait to go buy something and these guys didn't see it was a police officer. they take their hats off when they go indoors. officer wilson instead of putting his hand uptakes his gun up and tries to stop the robbery in progress. >> both suspect who i'm's told are on either side of officer wilson firing at him at very close range. even though he was being struck multiple times he continued to fire until fatal wound was fire. >> this is again, one more example of the danger police officer and law enforcement personnel face on a regular basis, people who mean to do them harm. >> reporter: philadelphia a it is the city of brotherly love. here's the the other awful identify of brotherly. both of these guys that held up this place, brother, 30 and 25 and here's something you heard me saying before the older one and badder one with five priors just paroled, in recent wee

lot at picture we have of him and his partner damon stevenson on the right. this was tweeted by philadelphia police back in december, the the night they unveiled to the press the start of the the pilot program, where 30 officers in the city in district 22 were going to start wearing body cameras. his fellow officers tell fox 29 news the the reason yes went into that game stop store and his partner was still outside in the patrol car because on a quick break while on duty they pull in the strip where connie mack stadium and phillies played in 1970. officer wilson father of the nine year-old son and one year-old baby was go in the game subpoena to buy his son a new video game forget gooding grade in school. the his son will grow up knowing his dad got killed because he loved him. >> i think incidents like this put in could be text a lot of what has been discussed. people lose sight of the dangers inherent in being a police officer. the the kind of individual they come across on the the street and they have to contend with. they have to deal w sometimes as a res

ktvu's david stevenson has been following the story since this morning. the number of people killed this year in san francisco is now double the number at the same time last year. >> reporter: more than double. i got off the phone with the medical examiner they are looking to confirm the write of the victim. -- the identity of victim. this is part of a disturbing trend investigators are seeing this year. >> reporter: the playground is home to five lighted fields. today it was the site of a homicide investigation. two men were shot to death after 9:00 a.m. this morning as they cat in the parking lot. >> this is a popular park. joggers or people might have witnessed this. >> reporter: police got the call from park workers. the male victims are in their 20s. the suspects are described as two males. >> we don't know the motive. there was preliminarily information that one suspect might have fled in a vehicle. >> reporter: evidence markers surrounded the car this morning. this is the 12 and 13 homicides last year. last year at this time there were five. this i

ktvu's david stevenson is in san francisco now outside the jail. you learn offend a new development? >> reporter: we are just contacted by the sheriff's department about 10 minutes ago. the deputies who were involved with this have been placed on paid administrative leave. this is where it took place. the 7th floor of the hall of justice. they threatened beatings and sexual assault against inmates who were made to fight against their will. >> reporter: the allegation surfaced two weeks ago. his father e-mailed his public defender and said sheriff's deputies made his son fight another inmate that hall of justice. >> most troubling conduct that i have seen in the 30 years that i worked there. >> reporter: he today said inmates named the deputies with two bailiffs involved in the ring. he played an audio interview with him after saying he was injured after being fight earlier this month. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: lawsuits in 2006 and 2007 allege new sexually harassed male and female inmates. in 2009 the city settle another suit. >> i am disturbed

ktvu's david stevenson says supervisors accepted a grant from him and what this means for the trauma center and visitors. >> reporter: a gift that is meant to change and help save a lot of lives. >> it is really a game changer for us. >> i am excited and i know a number of you are as well. >> reporter: the city's board of supervisors voted to accept a $75,000,000.50 $75 million -- $750 billion gift from facebook founder mark zuckerberg. >> we are now able toacquit the -- to acquit the hospital with the state -- to acquit the hospital with the state of the art equipment. . >> reporter: soon babies born here will have the facebook's founder's name on their birth certificates. >> not bad. i guess he has the money to do it. 75million? if i had it i would do it too. >> he could be fill anthropic -- this is a public hospital and should stay with that. >> reporter: san francisco general hospital foundation ceo says donor recognition is critical. [ indiscernible ] >> it is a change but not a drastic one. >> reporter: the name will start showing up later on this year. in san francisco, david

we will see how it shakes out. >> david stevenson outside the hall of justice in san francisco. you. >>> students at a high school are mourning the death of one of hir classmates who collapsed during track practice. ktvu fox 2 news janine de la vega shows us how the school supporting students today. . >> reporter: on st. patrick's day kids were clothed in black in san jose. a way to honor a fellow student. >> really sad he had a fulfilling young life and to see it go to waste is just -- really depressing. >> officials say the 16-year- old was at track practice yesterday when he collapsed. his coach started performing cpr. >> paramedics continued to perform cpr on the student. transported him to the hospital and unfortunately we lost our student later that afternoon. >> reporter: they said unfortunately today we lost a whether loved charger. he will be -- beloved charger. he will be missed. >> he was an athlete. a member of the football team and the track team. and also a good student as well. very well liked. >> makes me really sad. i spoke with him before and i, like, been in t

david stevenson, fox 2 news. >>> a warmer day out there today. temperatures got up there. a beautiful night out there tonight. temperatures still in the upper 50s. some low 60s showing up downtown oakland. the tribune building over there to the right of the screen. just a beautiful night as you head around bay area neighborhoods. tomorrow is going to be warmer. going to be the warmest day of the week, with numbers in the mid-80s. that signature arch. that's the jet stream. you see that's a high pressure ridge, rotating this way, and setting us up with really dry weather. even fog showing up offcoast. without that high pressure, it allows the fog to form. you see the fog waiting offshore. it's going to come in tomorrow night for sure. maybe a little patchy tomorrow morning, but the winds are kind of clicking offshore just a little bit. it may hover until lunchtime, then push in. your bay area thursday, warmer than today. but warmest day we're going to see all week. 60degrees right now in hayward. in san francisco tomorrow then, maybe some patchy fog in the morning, but then

yesterday damien stevenson spoke about sharing a patrol car with his partner officer wilson. >> 2222will never be the same, 22 district. the smile, everybody knows about the smile. i can go on and on with sfoirs about the smile and complaints we gout because they thought it was on purpose. that gentleman, he smiled. i'm going to go over there. >> stevenson's family in blue game hiv a standing ovation as he left the stage. there was a final salute for officer wilson at the fernwood cemetery inz;n lansdowne yesterday afternoon. the hearse passed under the american flag as you can see as motorcycle police officers led the procession. >>> rising temperatures seem to be taking a toll on buildings in philadelphia. as a matter of fact three buildings crumbblinged leaving one man hurt and a pet dead. yesterday demolition crews knock dound a remaining hall on this home. earlier in the day the house came crashing down sending debris on the street hitting people passing by. in kensington crews rushed man to the hospital after his house on east sterner street collapsed. one of his dogs was kille

so what can we expect in the next 24 hours let's get right to rebecca stevenson. >> we've had delays at jfk an dulles because of the ice coming down. now initially it started out as snow and we've had snow amounts accumulate around new jersey 2 to 4 inches. part of manhattan new york 5 inches. we even had six inches off of long island. now freezing rain we are most concerned about. working its way to northeast we are slowly seeing precipitation coming to an end. we had up to a third of an inch of ice accumulation from washington d.c. to baltimore. now 34 at dulles. still just below the freezing mark so we're going to have those icy conditions continuing all the way to the northeast. philadelphia, you are still reporting just below freezing and we had freezing rain move through your area on top of the snow you got. that's the story around new york rorkt reporting 28 creez right degrees right now. still going to be very icy for you tonight. 5.9 inches of snow in manhattan almost 6 inches of new snow and freezing drizzle over it. brooklyn had freezing rain, and warmer temperatures in th

. >> reporter: stevenson's family in blue gave him a standing ovation as he sat down. >>> at the fernwoodemetery a final salute. the hearse passed under an american flag as the rain came down on the motorcycle officers leading the procession. stay with nbc 10 for continuing coverage of the story. you can find tributes on www.nbc10.com and our nbc 10 news app. >>> next on nbc 10 news at 11:00, a third house explosion in a matter of weeks on the jersey shore. what investigators say happened and who was on the scene moments before the blast. >>> a local business left with devastating damage from a massive fire. >>> new at 11:00, delaware state police are investigating two armed robberies at gas stations in new castle county. the first happened at 8:30 this morning at the bp station. the second robbery happened at 10:00 a.m. at the shell in new castle. there was just one suspect involved who also got away with cash. >>> investigators are look for what started a fire that destroyed three tractor trailers. firefighters were called to conway freight around 2:00 this afternoon. a fourth tractor t

david stevenson live in san francisco tonight.nk you. >>> tonight 2 investigates uncovers new concerns about how long it is fogging ambulances to respond to -- taking balances to responds to emergencies in san francisco. in some cases more than an hour for parms to get -- paramedics to get to life threatening calls. ktvu reported on the delays last summer and eric rasmussen is here now with what you found. >> reporter: right. talking about dozens of calls, code 3 emergencies, ambulances missed their goal of getting to the scene in 10 minutes or less. her department is making improvements, but some firefighters and paramedics said they still have a long way to go. in response to what some called a crisis last summer. the fire department added 19 new ambulances and bringing on more'ems. -- more emts. crews responding to top priority emergency calls waited 45 minutes for an ambulance. 59 times. 25 times the wait was more than an hour. the fire chief says some of those calls did not start out as code 3 emergencies, rather non-life thr

ktvu's david stevenson has been tracking develops.oke with the target of one of the racist texts today? >> reporter: we did. a number of officers we spoke to here were in shock upon reading the texts. the chief vowed to fire the four officers. >> reporter: outrage outside san francisco headquarters today over racist and homophobic texts sent between officers. >> we are appalled and very much disappointed. >> reporter: four officers had been reassigned away from the public. the text range from october 2011 to june 2012 but emerged friday. >> these comments were private comments from one private phone to another intended for an audience of one person and so the notion of this case is that we no longer have privacy. >> the texts target gays, filipinos, latinos and african americans. in one he says cross burning lowers blood pressure. i did the test myself. his home is a white power family. lynching and mutilating black people and slurs made against the sfo police department sergeant. >> despicable and unacceptable conduct. >> reporter: h

in san francisco, david stevenson ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a teen from fremont is recovering tonight afterlant and the kidney was donated by his fathers coworker 19-year-old garrett suffers from an immune system disorder that had him in full kidney failure and desperate need of a transplant, higgins stepped forward when the boy's own father wasn't an exact match the surgery was performed yesterday he is a member of the san mateo county sheriff's department along with his father, both are said to be doing just fine. >>> unforgettable moment on golden gate bridge that changed the direction of two men's lives forever. up next how a highway patrol officer, helped save the life of a man standing on the bridges edge. >>> new information on an illegal gambling raid in the south bay what federal agents seized from nearly a dozen businesses. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if

police shut down mission from walnut avenue to stevenson for several hours to investigate why the truck tipped over. and of course to clean up the big mess. the driver was injured but not seriously. >>> sky 7 h.d. was over 8th and harrison streets in san francisco where more than a dozen police and chp officers responded to the call of an officer down just before noon. turns out fortunately there was no shooting or attack. the officer driving the patrol car collided with another vehicle in the intersection. and dispatch couldn't reach them for a while. emergency crews took the officer to the hospital with unknown injuries. the man driving the other car stayed with police to give his account of what happened. sfpd is investigating which driver had the right of way. >>> san jose police have finalized the procession route for thursday's funeral for officer michael johnson who was killed in the line of duty. >> there were several road closures along the route. officer johnson's body will leave the funeral home in los gatos at 10:00 a.m. >> it will head up winchester and turn on stephens cre

peterson had little reaction to the news whispering to his lawyers, a day after the sentencing, david stevenson went to modesto where police and prosecutors talked about the case. >> a day after scott peterson sentencing to death, modesto police said prosecuting attorneys still have questions about how and why peterson committed the murders. >> i think he will go to his grave with his mouth tightly sealed just as he has for this long. >> i saw major concerns for not lacey. he was more concerned about one car door hitting another car door. or getting a receipt for a slipper that was going to be used. >> reporter: a turning point in the case came from amber frye who provided police with hours of conversations on tape. >> so you think i had something to do with her disappearance. >> there was plenty of evidence to prove that a homicide was committed and that he was responsible for that. >> reporter: like everyone else who followed this story, the case has left authorities here with mixed emotions. revulsion for the peterson crime and grief for the rocha family. >>> scott peterson behind the walls

powell did attend stevenson and pledged with a fraternity chapter at coppin state university. we apologize for that error and confusion. >> still to come at 5:00 what explorers think they found in this wreckage at the bottom of the sea. >> plus -- >> tied behind my back out in the road trying to flag people down to call the police. >> new clues as police try to find the bandits behind a $4 million gold heist. >> protecting and serving but mistakes by drivers are putting their lives at risk. i'm jeff goldberg some very >> checking our top stories a beltsville man faces charges in connection with several recent shootings. hong young appeared to pick his tarpings at random and believed to be responsible for firing at a truck on the intercounty connector yesterday and building at the national security agency. nobody was seriously hurt. >> the supreme court heard arguments this morning in the latest challenge to the affordable care act. the plaintiffs are challenging government subsidies for people in states that did not create their own health care exchanges. the court will issue

that's where we find david stevenson. good afternoon, david. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. this took place in a parking lot adjacent to a soccer field. it's still a very active crime scene. a number of investigators behind me there. they are marking bullet casings and examining a couple of cars in the lot. now, a closeup look shows a tan camaro in which the victims were sitting this morning. police say this began at about 9:36 a.m. when two male suspects walked up to the car and fired shots. the suspects fled. we're told park workers alerted police responding within a couple of minutes but were unable to find the suspects. both of the victims died despite efforts to revive them. investigators are looking into whether this was a targeted shooting and/or a case of gang violence. >> every crime and shooting our gang task force will always take a look at to see if it's gang related or not or gang motivated and why these people are targeted. >> reporter: one of the victim died at the scene. the other was transport and died at the hospital. these are the 1th and 13th homicides th

this is on mission boulevard between stevenson boulevard and walnut avenue. the driver was able to get out of the truck but he was hurt. his injuries are not considered life-threatening. motorists are being advised to avoid the area in fremont. it make a few more hours to remove the scratch and fluids. the cause of that crash is not unknown. good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. >>> there are new calls for safety in the wake of the san bruno pipeline disaster that killed eight people five years ago. this comes as a key deadline approaches for state regulators, considering a record fine in the case. sal castanedo is live at the cpuc in san francisco with what the city of san bruno and pg&e have to say about this. good afternoon, sal. >> reporter: tori, govern. you remember that deadly explosion in september of 2010 when eight people lost their lives. today was the deadline for the city of san bruno to comment and to ask for what kind of penalty it wants imposed. explosion after 6:00 p.m. in the crest moore neighborhood. fire burned for several hours. other proper

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stimulation another play to understand what you are tend to when your 43 at the middle the mosaic and stevenson street the spiepgs there are 8 millimeters apart 2 hundred millimeters apart so a difference all about un unnew year's eve perhaps a new experience so this one shows up we have another piece that was designed by another artist. >> thank you. sir, your time is up. >> i get it. >> thank you. we might have questions. >> any public comment? on this item opening to commissioners. >> commissioner antonini. >> this looks at wonderful a attribute to the folks who is a visionary despite the fact he's past 90 year-olds but going do create some go that is going to be novice and serve san francisco very well in the middle of the plaza him happy with the artwork i've seen and it has a classic look to it. >> commissioner moore. >> while the project was quite contention in a time it was conceived in front of this project when it was my first project that is the compliment to the quality of building so it will be fun to experience it. >> great, thank you thank you staff and we look forward to seeing

they are both arrested and charged with the murder of officer wilson attempted murder of officer stevenson robbery and related offenses. >> hipps has been arraigned on the charges bedside at the hospital and he will be brought here to homicide as soon as the hospital releases him, no word yet on funeral arrangements for officer wilson. live at police headquarters david henry channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> "action news" has obtained the police recordings from the fatal shootings can you hear the raw emotions as the afternoon unfolded. >> shots fired! officer down! >> i need an assist at 22nd and lehigh! >> i have a man down! >> man down at 22nd and lehigh! i need an assist, i need car stand by assist at 22nd and lehigh! >> we'll have more on the shooting and more audio from the recorders coming up on "action news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00 snool we have been updating the story since it happened at 6abc.com, and right now we vtd latest information and reaction from officials along with photos from the crime scene you can find it right now at 6abc.com. >>> now, to accuweather, and so

. >> david stevenson, thank you. >>> a police stand off in palo alto is over and a suspect is under arrest. the suspect surrendered to the s.w.a.t. team at home in the 900 block. police say the man broke into a home and an elderly woman was there with her care giver, they got away and officers negotiated with the man. he is a burglary suspect who ran from police after being shotted. police closed the area to residents and have not been allowing them back in. >>> a teenager took the witness stand today against her father who accused of killing her mother. she went missing from her home in august 2013. her body was found later in vacaville. he is now charged with her murder. the couple's daughter testified that her mother was not herself since he reentered their lives. she had a feeling something wasn't right when she vanished. >>> police arrested three high school students in connection with a shooting last friday afternoon. two suspects are 16 years old and the third is 17. they are accused of shooting and wounding a 19-year-old man, he is expected to recover. the suspects are held at cont

. >> stevenson. >>> thought i wasn't going to be one of them. >> reporter: middle school students fromake the stage to celebrate their success in learn storm, a bay area math competition from waun contacted me. >> we had 1500 schools participate. and the 49ers academy in east palo alto is at the very too much it in the hustle leader board. >> it ranks perseverance and grit, schools with students who have the tenacity to stick with it even when the going gets tough mathematically speaking. >> you have to get five right in a row. on that fifth question in my room you will hear oh, but they don't stop. they don't give up. >> i think republican's mid-ms. understood that it's only to get kids to do better in math. >> john is with a nonprofit news and research organization. >> his goal all along has been to produce confident learners who want to go at their own pace and succeed at their own pace. >> times six times ten -- >> reporter: back at the middle school kids keep hustling in kahn akt agd me not just learning math but lessons for life. >> i failed a lot of times but i never give up and

into the nba game, 150 officers from of the 22nd district including wilson's partner officer damon stevensonand he is glad to see his partner's son enjoying the moment. >> and the smile on his face of the same smile i saw on his dad. >> and the family and friends of officer wilson tonight is not just a basketball game it is a time to smile and laugh and feel the love from the community. >> i am excited to be here. i have the neatest buddy. it's really fun being right in front. >> at the wells fargo center sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >>> still to come tonight, terror in tunisia with nearly 20 dead. tourists at a museum under fire. >>> and a study showing why breastfeeding is literally the smartest thing to do for the baby's brain? >> and western not giving up with a fight. tracking rain and snow. details on when, where and how much in the accuweather forecast. >>> and donna gregory brings us villanova on the edge of his march madness match-up. music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪♪ ♪♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪♪ turni

mission boulevard is shut down between walnut and stevenson. a tractor-trailer flipped on its side spilling scrap metal and diesel fuel. and authorities say the driver was trying to turn when the truck overturned. no one was hurt. police say the road will be closed for the next several hours during the complicated clean-up. >>> a nasty accident on a milpitas freeway made a mess of traffic this morning. at around 10:00, a truck and suv collided on the south month guy expressway when crews arrived they found the suv on its sides. the big rig had spilled some lumber it was carrying onto the freeway. no word if anyone was seriously hurt. >>> and new details now. a woman was killed this morning after getting hit by a car in vallejo. the 23-year-old was out for a morning jog when the driver of a dodge struck her. it happened around 6:00 a.m. at the parkway and marin street. the driver pulled over immediately after realizing he hit something. police still investigating that accident. >>> a couple of years ago a 9- year-old boy was killed in that same

. >> david stevenson outside of hall of justice. >>> the community is rallying around three children who lost their mother. sheemer picked her children. her youngest was at daycare. she was a volunteer at vincent academy where two of her children attend school. that academy set up a website to collect donations and the money goes directly to the family. a celebration of her family held 2:00 tomorrow night outside of oakland city hall. >>> five teenagers have been charged with murder following a dry by shooting last week that claimed the life of a 20-year-old man in san jose. san jose police released the names of suspect charged as adults in the case. and they're 17 jacob lapades and garcia, 15-year-old michael ani and 17-year-old ruiz and 17-year-old jasmine. prosecutors also added gang enhancements to the charges for all five of those teens. the dry by shooting happened last saturday in the 200 block of oak street. 20-year-old juan luna was killed and another man was injured. the area has a history of gang problems. >>> san highway -- san jose and the fbi raided a home to pirated mu

. >> as you can see, officer stevenson became emotional hearing the tributes to his fallen partner. wilson was shot and killed during an aed robbery at a gamestop in north philadelphia on march 5 ft. yesterday after therein was a final salute to officer wilson at the fernwood cemetery in lansdowne. the hearse passed under the american flag with the motorcycle officers leading the procession. if you'd like to learn more go to our website at www.nbc10.com or use the "nbc 10 news" app. >>> while many of us are looking toward forward to spring temperatures are taking aim at buildings. three crumbled yesterday. it left one man injured and a pet dead. this house came down earlier in the day saenld sending debris right on the street nearly hitting people passing by. and in kensington crews rushed man to a hospital after his house collapsed on east sterner. one of his dogs was killed. another dog and cat were buried in the rubble. they're doing okay. another building had its bricks fall on the sidewalk. it nearly hit people. it was during a st. patrick's day pub crawl. city inspectors tell

shootout police say they ran from the store where they encountered officer wilson's partner damien stevenson. he exchanged gunfire with them outside and hit hipps in the leg. williams ran back inside. >> trying to act as though he was a patron in the store. officers quickly identified him and he also was arrested by police. >> reporter: police say williams has confessed. they say he told them he and his brother did not see the police car in the parking lot and did not see officer wilson when they went into the store. both have prior records. hipps was on parole after six previous arrests. williams has been arrest evidence twice before. district attorney seth williams says he is likely to seek the death penalty for both men. >> for individuals that would so cowardly gun down a philadelphia police officer while he is doing his job protecting and serving the citizens, at this point would seem appropriate for the death penalty. >> reporter: now, williams has been arraigned on murder charges and is in jail without bail. hipps is still in the hospital where he was charged with murder at his bedsid

you have a front door on mission and that property is included, but stevenson will be in the tenderloin? okay. thank you. we have a lot of camping and a lot of tenting and a lot of drugs, a lot of needles, a lot of throwing up and a lot of urine. i would like to invite you down and walk through it with me sometime. thank you. >> thank you, mr. fink. >> welcome, hello. >> my name is jackie bryson and i have been sitting and listening and i learned a couple of things. i learned we have house boats and we also have a location where you can sell stolen, oh my goodness. you can't hear me? stolen cell phones for cash. that needs to be made go away. i love house boats. i also want to thank the chief for being here and listening to people from the district. their concerns are very different than from tenderloin although some of the tenderloin area is going to be taken over into southern and southern is going to need to expand an area of mission bay. i'm looking forward to the changes in how they are implemented. i also want to suggest that at some point there be an evaluation of how it's workin