>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> a massive police presence along interstate 880 at jackson street in oakland after a shooting ended with the deaths of two men and tied up traffic for hours after the warriors game. >> the c.h.p. says it appears two people in cars or people in two cars were shooting at each other. amy hollyfield joins us from the c.h.p. office in oakland. any word on the suspects? >> no arrests yet but we have learned investigators are looking at surveillance video from the coliseum to see if the two victims were at the warriors

game. who they talked to, if they were there. investigators think the two victims were targeted. the porsche was shot at more than a dozen times from a semi-automatic weapon. they do believe someone in a dark-colored s.u.v. pulled up next to the porsche and started shooting. they were wearing warriors testimony shirt and driving away from the coliseum after the game at 10:38 at night. they cannot confirm that is where they were coming from. they say they do think the victims were targeted. both were shot to death and police say they believe they ruled out road rage. >> road rage, you would have someone throwing something from the vehicle and often shots are fired it is one, two, or three, random. in this case, it does not appear in this incident because, again,

the volume of rounds that were fired. >> police shut down interstate 880 for four hours last night as thousands were trying to get home from the warriors game. i talked to a man who sat on the highway for two hours without moving. they had to shut it down because the investigation spanned several lanes. the driver was found dead in the car. his passenger either was ejected from the car when the driver hit the guardrail or the center divide or he jumped from the car. he was in the middle of 880 and he was hit by a truck. he was shot and hit. they have not released the name of the victims but probably in their mid-20's or early 30's and are registered at addresses in contra costa county. again, as this point, no arrests have been made. >> thank you. castro valley boulevard will stay closed at interstate 580 until noon for the investigation of an officer-involved shooting. it happened after 11:00 when the

sheriff deputies say they spotted a stolen camp and the driver ran off but another person was behind the while and tried to drive away dragging a deputy a short distance. another deputy shot the suspect who now is hospitalized. two people were arrested at the scene. >> the owner of a cruz party bus company charged in the death of a passenger is making his first court appearance today. this is our first look at john st. james in court this morning. the 56-year-old was arrested two days ago after he was indicted on vehicular and voluntary manslaughter by a grand jury in san jose. the passenger, 25-year-old natasha noland, was killed when slow fell from the bus after a concert. investigators say she was fighting with another woman would fell out but survived. >> the owner of the italian team competing in the america's cup is arrived in san francisco

after expressing safety concerns of the race. the fatal accident on may 9 near treasure island involved the swedish catamaran artemis that took the life of british sailor and olympian andrew simpson. the san francisco chronicle reports that italian owner has no plans to pull out. the spokesman said he is coming to follow developments and see what changes race officials proposal. >> in texas, encouraging information after massive tornadoes ripped through the northern part of the state, all missing people have been found alive. some survivors returned to grandbury and are digging through what is left of their homes. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo joins with the latest. >> right now, texas governor perry is on the way to the town, the hardest hit town to survey the damage. with everyone accounted for the sheriff does not expect the death toll to rise's six. >> survivors are emotional as

they raw the terrifying storm. >> it was terrible, the most scary feeling. i was worried about my kids. >> the largest of 16 tornadoes packed winds up to 200 miles per hour. >> we could not see anything. you could feel the pressure from inside the house and it was like pulling on the doors a little bit like it wanted to pull the doors open. >> dozens of damaged or destroyed homes were built by habitat for humanity for those most in need. >> they do not have any idea of the status of their home. >> this couple knows their house is gone, a place they waited two years to call home. >> you look down where all the prosecute of the houses are, there is nothing there, piled up cars, cars in trees. >> complete devastation. look at the before and after, they could helpive was almost a

them to the hospital so we started loading people up but the whole neighborhood was gone. >> not everyone is allowed back in their neighborhood based on how bad the damage is in certain places. the sheriff says it is unclear when the areas will re-open but at a meeting for residents, tomorrow morning, they will find out more. the power is out in homes and businesses. >> san francisco officials are stepping up security for sunday's bay to breakers race after the boston marathon bombings. this year, they will have surveillance video can programs at the start and finish including bomb technicians and "just in case." the rules are no alcohol, no floats, no bag packs, no wheeled objects or pets. >> fans are gathering toens with the fastest bicyclists in action, riding into the bay area today with a stage in san jose going in less than two hours.

abc7 newsabc7 news reporter corl bernard has a preview. >> we have bicycles, helmets and water bottles as far as the eye can see. the tour is officially here in the bay area. it is exciting stuff, pro riders, fans, amateur bicyclists who gathered at the starting lineup in south san jose and amateur riders got a chance to race the very same course the pros will race. the riders are benefiting antiobesity programs in santa clara county and the tour rolls into the bay area after five days of intense racing across the state. the fans who are riding say it will be tough but they up to the challenge.

very exciting race. i believe there is quite a bit of elevation and maybe 1.7 miles should be tough with the sun but we have each other. >> bring it on. >> bring it on. today's time trial starts for the 19-mile rule including a grueling climb to the top of the road that could be the toughest of the 750-mile road. the second toughest? that would be the top of bailey avenue the first challenge that riders will see as they start here a few hours from now as the tour of california kicks off at 12:45. in the lead is t.j. of the b&c

racing lead in the lead by 42 seconds over the australian michael rogers. the race here in south san jose kicks off at 12:45. >> thank you. if you don't have your ticket for the powerball drawing you may want to do that now. >> the jack pot is the biggest jackpot in the game's history. >> also, remember the hitchhiker who became an intent sensation after stopping a hatchet attack in fresno? he has been arrested on a very serious charge. >> native american artifacts have been

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targeting of conservatives. at the first congressional hearing on the i.r.s. scandal, the outgoing commissioner miller was grilled answering questions why the agents targeted tea party and other conservative groups asking for tax-exempt status. >> that was only one side of the political spectrum, singled out, this is wrong to abuse the tax system. >> what happens in the i.r.s., whether i was personally involved or not stopped at my desk. >> miller resigned and a second i.r.s. official the man in charge of the agency announced he has plans to retire but republicans want more people held accountable. >> caltran workers have unearthed native american artifacts. look at this video provided by the marin independent journal, arrowheads and grinding bottoms and stone toolsen uncovered during a painting project long highway 101 north of novato. a team archaeologists called in.

caltran says the artifacts must be brought up because crews plan to pave over the area. >> meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. >> it is deceptive when you look to san francisco because it is clear here. temperatures are the coolest they are going to be in the seven-day forecast with a big warming day coming up. >> get ready for the largest powerball jackpot in history, the big chance to win big this weekend. >> first, an unbearable problem in the backyard. what happens next when this black bear

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or the money. we will show you what is going on this weekend, let's get to it, li hd shows a beautiful shot of tahoe, the mountains are bear. it will be in the 60's in most areas up there if you are headed that way. now, a look at live doppler 7 hd what it will show you is it will be windy along the bay shoreline and near the coast today. we do have small craft advisories for the areas. we will highlight the areas, wind at 15 to 25 and small craft advisory from 1:00 o'clock this afternoon through 9:00 on friday and we will have from 9:00 this evening through 3:00 tomorrow afternoon out at the coast. that is how it looks from the satellite with the cloud evaporateed but san mateo county

coast but they will float away, too. the golden gate bridge, and how beautiful blue the sky is and the three highlights of the forecast. the brighter but cooler. surging highs this weekend, and the cost will pick up a little bit, and any rain in this forecast stays well to our north. if you are headed out in the next few minutes it is 52 in san francisco, and 55 in half moon bay and low-to-mid 60's just about everywhere else. temperatures are running warmer than this time yesterday, and from mount tamalpais you can see the clouds along the san mateo coast, four to nine degrees cooler-than-average than today as the coolest day. the cold front brought us light rain and we are in the heart of the cooler air. it is one and done. beyond today everything will start turning warmer. temperatures today are in the south bay and watching the bicycle race, mid-to-upper 60's, 67 in san jose. the peninsula is low-to-mid 60's and the coast is upper 50's to

near 60 in downtown and south san francisco, and 63 in sausalito and near accident in the north bay valley and mid-to-upper 60's along the east bay shore and upper 60's to low 70's in the east bay valley. headed over to the coe it will be 58 at 7:05 and drop down to 53 degrees with temperatures in the 40's and 50's when you wake up tomorrow. in tahoe, i promised that promise, mid-to-upper 60's if saturday and sunday. the seven-day outlook shows away from the coast, we have gained four to eight degrees both saturday and sunday and look at that, we will be near 90 inland, sunday, monday, and near 80 at the coast. that transitioned to cooler monday on monday and tuesday and no rain in the forecast. this weekend we have the latest bay area weather conditions, rain or shine, and video forecast and "spare the air" alert and weather tweets from

your favorite weather team. >> we have a beautiful dog. and a friend with the dog. >> thank mike. >> george michael is recovering this morning after getting into a car crash in london. he was in a range rover with another in the northwest part of the city at time of accident and he suffered superficial cuts and the other person was flown to the hospital with a head injury. no word on who was driving or if drugs or alcohol were a factor. >> the season could be over for the warriors but fans are cheering on the great season. golden state was eliminated by the spurs in game six of the series and san antonio pulled out the win 94-82 taking the best of seven series 4-2. the warriors will now stay home and fans are thrilled about the first post-season appearance in six years, san antonio now advances to the western conference finals. >> mike will back with our pet.

check out what it is wearing. >> ride 'em cowboy! >> today on "katie" three women were rescued from cleveland not house of who reports but what lies ahead? we will hear from two kidnapping victims. what advise do they have for the cleveland

>> what happens when people are held captive and on abc7 news at 4, is it peeping art? some are raising privacy concerns after they become the subject of a new exhibit. an abc7 news showing which

rejoins of the country send more messages of hate. >> now, pure love, the perfect pet. mike nicco has a bunch of new friends. >> we sure do. we will explain the other in a minute but, we say hello, brandy. >> thanks for having us. >> so, tell us about this love bug. >> a wonderful baby, one year young, she is an american pit bull and she is so sweet. you may notice she brought a friend along with her. any dog that we put on is great you he is wearing the costume in honor of an event at spca tomorrow, the whole enci -- wauwau. you do not have to be a chihuahua to enter.

>> if you have a costume like this, it is taken. sorry. we will try to get her a home if you are interested --. >> or interested in treats. >> give them a call. good luck tomorrow. thank you for joining us. who wants to be a millionaire is next. have a great day and great week with so much going on.

[dramatic music] ♪ [cheers and applause] >> hi, baby. >> hi. >> good to see you! ♪ hello, everybody, and welcome to millionaire. today's first contestant says, when it comes to being on millionaire, his biggest concern is his partner, douglas. from westport, connecticut, please welcome jason klein. hey, jason. >> hi. [cheers and applause] >> now, let's just deal with this out in the open, jason. okay, your partner douglas is sitting behind you. hello, douglas. >> hi. >> i understand you have a beef with him, and it's about me somehow? >> well, you know, you are a classy, beautiful woman... >> aww. >> and he kind of has a little bit of a crush on you. >> i-- >> and what's the problem? [laughter] >> you know, i kind of want that