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after a man is shot and killed and this latest homicide is rattling residents. good evening everyone i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. a man was shot and killed early this morning in an historic part of oakland just blocks from police headquarters. where the shooting happened and the vehicle involved is what makes this case stand out. ktvu's jade hernandez is live in oakland with more, jade. >> reporter: this is oakland's 17th homicide of the year and police are still looking for two possible suspects in this

case. now officers found the victims aston martin right here and the victim in that intersection. >> i don't think you get any closer to the police station in oakland to me. >> reporter: this man is referring to the proximity of this morning's shooting on ninth and clay. it's just a block away from oakland police headquarters. one man died. johnny gross an urban garden business found the usual crowd in the neighborhood. >> it gets really busy when the clubs close the doors. >> reporter: last night -- >> i heard bang, bang, bang. it sounded like guns. >> reporter: sure enough moments later police arrived to find a 37-year-old san francisco man with fatal gunshot wounds.

investigators marked a dozen gunshots. tran's families owns a vietnamese restaurant. he says he has only noticed more robberies in the area but earlier this month, police investigated a murder a few blocks away. >> we need more police presence. but it seems they do the best they can that's all i can ask for. >> i don't think it has to do the proximity of where people shoot another. >> reporter: the alameda county corner is not released the victim's name and police are still investigating. reporting live in oakland, jade hernandez, ktv you -- ktvu

channel 2 news. the city is currently enlisting the help of both highway patrol officers and the alameda sheriff's department to help patrol city streets. daly city police are trying to determine what caused a traffic accident last night that left three people dead. the crash happened on east moore avenue near gilman drive just after 8:00. the driver of a blue sedan broadsided the victim's car. three of them were pronounced dead at the scene. a fourth person in the car was taken to the hospital in critical condition. the driver of the blue sedan was not injured. a hit-and-run crash in oakland sent several people to the hospital. firefighters managed to free two of the victims who were trapped inside a mini van. it happened late last night on 29th avenue near the interstate 880 onramp. witnesses said a speeding car rounded a corner too fast and slammed into the stopped mini van. three people inside the mini van suffered nonlife threatening injuries. three people in the suspect's

car ran from the scene. the highway patrol is investigating the death of a person who was struck and killed on interstate 680 in fremont this morning. it happened on the northbound side near the washington boulevard off ramp just after midnight. police say the driver stopped, called 911 and was not arrested. but part of the freeway was shut down during the investigation. there's no word yet on why the victim may have been on the highway. the family of a missing woman from the east bay is holding out hope tonight that someone will come forward with information leading to her safe return. ktvu's allie rasmus was at a player vigil for the oakland woman who disappeared three days ago. >> we need you. >> yes. >> reporter: resiting prayers and breaking out into song. members of the first congregational church held a vigil for a 13-year-old missing since thursdays morning. >> she's my daughter. she's been gone too long.

it's frightening to me. >> reporter: gloria torrez says the past year had been tough on her daughter. erica lost her husband to cancer but she took over her computer business and had started going for morning jobs around her neighborhood. a surveillance camera captured video of erica running by. no one here has seen her since. >> this person is not missing voluntarily. i know my daughter she wouldn't do that. >> reporter: church members canvassed the neighborhood after the vigil. family and friends say they are frustrated with theinvestigation into erica's disappearance. police issued a missing person's alert but her family says that's not enough. >> when was the last time her phone was used. in what area. was her atm used any where. by her or someone else. >> those would be the clues that would help us. all we know right now is she

was at this corner. >> reporter: no one from police was able to talk to us about the case. she was last seen wearing gray sweat pants and gray shoes. allie rasmus. the california big cat sanctuary where a woman was killed by an african lion last week reopened to the public today. visitors walked the grounds of cat haven in dunlap. officials say that a 4-year-old lion somehow escaped its cage and killed hanson. her mother wrote an open letter saying that her daughter would have wished for the sanctuary to reopen and continue their work. >> i know diana would like that for us. diana would be very adamant that we continue on with what

we're doing. >> employees at cat haven observed a moment of silence today in memory of hanson. now to the latest on the papal conclave set to start this week. every cardinal has a church in roam -- rome designated to him where he celebrates mass when they're in rome. and the excitement in rome is certainly building as those 115 cardinals prepare for the centuries old secret process of electing a new pope. there's no clear front runner at this point. 61 of the cardinal candidates are european. and before stepping down, pope benedict increased the number of italian cardinals. some believe this could be the first time in 1,000 years that a noneuropean pope is selected. >> i think it would be good to have a black pope. we have a black president. >> an american pope is unlikely

because the vatican doesn't want the united states role as a super power or its policies to affect the church. >> more details now on tuesday. the cardinals will gather inside the 16th chapel. television, radio and newspaper all are banned. the first day cardinals will vote four times. the ballots are placed into an urn and then counted. if the 2/3 is not reached those ballots will be doused with a chemical so when they are burned it will create a puff of black smoke. when they do reach a consensus the ballots will be burned to create a puff of white smoke signifying that a new pope has been elected. we spoke with the new head of the california university. there's new concern about looming federal cuts.

>> reporter: at glad tidings church there was music and prayer. but there was also a meet and greet with jonathan white the new chancellor. >> the ability of being able to shake hands with the chancellor. shake hands with the president of the university is saying i can do this. >> reporter: the chancellor's message to low income families in the congregation. >> your families earn -- a year or less we are promising tuition. >> reporter: it is a message he and others will share with african american churches for if next few months. there's a threat, short term and long term to financial aid in the form of the federal sequester. >> i and other csu presidents were in washington this week talking on that very issue. >> reporter: white says cuts to

federal work study programs make it difficult for students to stay in school and that if congress and the president continue to lock horns and the sequester continues, pell grants could be reduced in the coming years. >> almost 50% of our student, 60% of our students are supported by pell grants. >> the potential students in this church is for the first time in year there's talk of increasing funding for higher education as the economy improves. in hayward, ken pritchett, ktvu news. turning on the charm. this week president obama reached out to republicans in an effort to end the sequester cuts. coming up in seven minutes, the president is preparing to raise the stakes in an effort to reach a compromise. a show stopping sight tonight. the significance behind this performance from an iron

breathing contraption with

san francisco's exploritorium attracted quite a

crowd. the museum held the event as a way to connect with the public while it moves through the new facility. as you can remember, it closed and plans to reopen in april. the events they just finished with a big finale from a fire breathing octopus. deborah villalon is live now where a bit of burning man lit up the night sky. >> reporter: a 25-foot contraption a fixture at burning man flamed out in san francisco. it's el grupo mecanico the mechanical octopus. and today it entertained this crowd. >> you cannot not feel the

flames and the heat. >> reporter: some folks bowing down. >> they would show us their octopus tattoos or octopus necklaces that was their animal. >> reporter: not what creators thought. it runs off a mechanical shaft. and it's designers say it's those popping eyes that captivate as much as the propane flames. >> it's some what whimsical but scary. you love it but you're a little afraid of it just like life. >> it comes at you and makes you say, ooh. it brings so much excitement into you. >> that is so cool. do it again. >> reporter: tonight was the sixth and last time el grupo

mecanico performs. its biller has a new idea for a sculpture that they feel will be better. no hint for us only that it will be made of junk and it will breathe fire. deborah villalon, ktvu news. lucky deborah. she got a front seat to that so cool. for more information go to our website and scroll down to our video player on our home page. gas prices have dropped for the first time in months. a gallon of regular averages $3.42 that's falling about 6- cents during the past few weeksful today's average is $4.22. in san jose it's $4.13 and in oakland it's $4.12. bay area prices are 24-cents higher. the county closed a station

in lafayette after lawmakers denied a proposal. there's no merger agreement yet to share a new facility but talks are beginning. meetings will be held before the two agencies tomorrow and tuesday. trunks of unmanned police vehicles can no longer be manned from inside. that's what happened when someone smashed a window of a police car and stole a rifle. the rifle was found two days later at an oakland home. in our continuing coverage of the sequester cuts in the budget, president obama plans several visits to that place

right there capitol hill. some republicans are skeptical of the president's motives for reaching out. others are hoping his efforts will encourage bipartisan cooperation and break the gridlock in washington. cristina muchler reports. >> none of this is necessary. it's happening because a choice that republicans in congress have made. >> reporter: from that to this. >>ive been reaching out to republicans and democrats to see if we can untangle some of the gridlock. >> reporter: with a controversial word, obama tried a new rout. an olive branch. >> this should have happened four years ago. i'm glad it's happening now but is this about politics or is this genuine.

>> which is it? >> only time will tell. >> reporter: the top democrat in the house says obama's bipartisan approach will diffuse republicans. >> i think this is about let's get some things done together. >> reporter: republican ron johnson was among the senators who dine with the president and is giving obama the benefit of the doubt. >> this is a good first step. you have to start meeting with people. you start developing relationships you have to spend a fair amount of time finding out what we agree on first. >> reporter: cristina muchler. the cuts are threatening military air shows including the popular blue angels demonstrations. while the fleet week event in san francisco this fall is not yet in jeopardy. the navy intends to cancel shows in april. shows scheduled for this saturday in el centro will go on as scheduled and the angels are still practicing.

paul ryan plans to introduce legislation to repeal health reform other wise known as obama care. >> by repealing obama care and medicaid expansions we are preventing the explosion of a program that's already failing. we're saying don't grow this program through obama care because it doesn't work. >> reporter: congressman ryan will also propose overhauling medicare. the republicans plan would give payments to seniors critics fear those payments would not be adequate to cover costs and that seniors will be stuck with the shortfall. sources in washington say president oe -- obama has decided on his nominee. it's unclear whether he will face controversy. but unions are expected to show support. meantime several media

outlets are reporting that actress ashley judd is preparing for a senate run. she will reportedly challenge mitch mcconnell. judd is expected to announce her candidacy this spring possibly early may. a tragic accident in the midwest. the possible factors into a fatal crash this morning that claimed the life of sixteen agers. a loud cry today from hundreds of protesters in san francisco. the historic moment they were marking and the message they were hoping to send. the bay area warming trend cont mom, i invited justin over for lunch.

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was a factor in a horrific accident this morning that killed six teenagers. they say the suv hit a guardrail, flipped upside down and sank with five victims inside. those five teenagers died along with a sixth person thrown from the vehicle. two others escaped with only minor injuries. authorities say none of the teens was wearing seat belts. authorities are waiting for the results of drug and alcohol tests. afghan president used harsh words suggesting the u.s. and taliban are using fear to continue to nato mission passed 2014. >> they are trying to frame us into thinking it was the foreigners who are not in afghanistan. >> u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel is in afghanistan and

said any collusion between u.s. and the taliban would not make sense. in other news of the world tonight in japan, thousands rallied today demanding an end to nuclear power. the demonstration comes in the eve of that devastating 9.8 quake. that led to the melt down of the fukashima plant. as of now only 10,000 of those people have been able to return home. but many former residents will never be allowed back because of the radiation levels. in pakistan, protesters denounced the government saying it was failing to protect its christian population. the demonstrations came after more than 100 christians had their homes set on fire yesterday in lahore. those fires were set after a

christian man was arrested for allegedly making blasphemy allegations against a man. mandela underwent routine medical tests. hundreds march in san francisco to protest the up rise in tibeth. since 2009 more than 100 tibethans have set themselves on fire to protest what they

call atrocities by the government. while thibetans say the region has a long history of being independent, china says it's been part of its territory for centuries. it doesn't matter who you are. >> reporter: a protest outside a placer county mall. how a common sign of affection sparked an uproar. >> talk about competition. we'll tell you the number of people applying for jobs that were once popular with only a select group. a reminder you can get ktvu news to go on your cell phone. download the here you go little man.

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we are all equal it doesn't matter who you are. it was a boisterous crowd of over 250 same-sex rights. the crowd gathered in support of a couple that was kicked out of the mall last friday. they met with local gay leaders right after the incident took place. crew members who survived that sailboat race accident in southern california are out of the hospital tonight. the overnight race friday turned deadly for the six member crew when its boat ran into rocks off san clemente island. the coast guard rescued them with a helicopter but one was pronounced dead at the hospital. the three survivors were rescued. one person was killed and two others were injured in los angeles when a pickup drove

right on to a crowded sidewalk. it happened on fourth street and broadway. the driver lost control for some reason with the truck ending up inside a building. but they say the driver was not speeding. the cause of that accident is still under investigation. immigration advocates rallied in oakland to encourage undocumented immigrants to speak out. this is the first come out of the shadows rally. an effort to get immigrants to tell their story. ruiz was brought here as a 4- year-old and has had to fight two deportations. >> everybody deserves to be in this country. everybody deserves to give back to this country. especially for those who were brought to this country and it's all we know. >> reporter: ruiz says his community trusts president obama.

a ucla study finds that there are 40,000 same-sex couples in the u.s. in which at least one partner is not a citizen. these couples are raising about 25,000 children. and 25% of them live in california. right now the federal government will not let citizens sponsor their same-sex spouses for a green card. san jose congressman plan to change that. tomorrow, students will put away their books and look forward to summer employment. the competition for jobs is fierce. >> reporter: right now this is the only water at water world california. but with the parks opening just a few weeks away, the cleaning and hiring are already taking off. >> reporter: applicants lined up at the concord hilton looking for a chance to work.

these job seekers say they haven't found any improvement yet. >> this is the only job i can get. i could not even get a holiday job. >> reporter: summer jobs may be a different story. just this week, jamba juice said they will be hiring 400 people. still they say they are getting thousands of applicants for those jobs. >> it is a lot. because we are seeing teenagers and adults kind of competing for a lot of the same positions. >> among them 36-year-old michelle kitterman. >> it's real -- really hard to find a job. i don't know maybe it's just my age bracket. they want younger or way older. >> reporter: still applicants are trying to stay positive. >> i will have to keep asking my parents for gas money and that's not fun. not fun at all. that means i have no summer. i need a job. we all need jobs. >> reporter: water world california will continue to

accept applications online and they say they will likely schedule a few more job fairs in the coming weeks. the park is set to open may 11. in concord, anne rubin. a $2 increase in san jose's minimum wage will take effect tomorrow. the voter approved measure d bumps the minimum wage from the state mandated $8 to $10. and a law applies to most employers. san jose's $2 wage hike is the biggest jump so far in the country. palm season is around the corner. and a south bay organization made the hunt for the perfect day a little easier for san jose girlless. operation prom dress was organized at the seven trees community center today. the girls had 2,000 gently used dresses to choose from all for free. we spoke to one high school

student about what today's event means to her. >> it means it can help me find a prom dress because they are really expensive. >> my dad hasn't been working lathely and i don't really have money to find a prom dress -- working lately. in san francisco a former real estate office was transformed into a dress boutique. the princess project used the space to give away nearly new gowns to any student who has a valid high school i. d. the princess project says it aims to build self-confidence by providing prom dresses to girls who otherwide could not afford them. another dress give away is set for

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san francisco kicked off a new season of sunday streets today. parts of the embarcadero were shut town for the car free event. this is the sixth year the city has held this event. >> that's right i was out there today. beautiful in san francisco. let's check in with our meteorologist mark tamayo to find out if this trend will continue. we're talking about a few more 70s. 70s over the next few days. temperatures they have been warming up for the next couple of days. you can see this afternoon they ranged from right around 60 in pacifica to the lower 70s. napa 68 degrees. our live storm tracker 2. all

the high clouds heading to our north keeping us dry. heading up toward the pacific northwest. we basically have clear skies with the exception of some patchy fog developing offshore. here's a closer inspection right now. a few high clouds heading into our area. we have fog developing closer to monterey bay. and right near the immediate shoreline for the overnight hours. temperatures they have been dropping off as you would expect. they are dropping back into the 40s. 47degrees. san francisco downtown 52 and san jose currently reporting mostly clear skies and 51. tonight fair skies on the cool side. monday, tuesday and wednesday a little bit of bump in those number ofs and that will translate to lots of 70s. and we do bring more clouds as we do approach the weekend. first thing tomorrow morning, coolest locations will be in the mid-30s out toward santa rosa, napa, san francisco 46 degrees. and san jose 40 degrees in the

fog. a factor near the shoreline could have locally dense patches. once again the satellite, a big area of high pressure developing offshore. once again the fog. we do still have an on shore breeze. the beach is not warming up enough. as low pressure continues to strengthen. that will give us a low pattern through saturday. by sunday there is a slight chance of a few showers but really not a big deal. the key headline monday, tuesday, wednesday. a big warm up. by wednesday the warmest locations inland will be approaching the upper 70s. could feel like 80 degrees. 80degrees by midweek. here's our forecast model not showing you any rainfall but we're showing you fog hugging the coast. from the golden gate bridge to the south. it could still be a factor by tomorrow night. clearing with a few high clouds by mid- to low afternoon.

partly to sunny skies. forecast highs for tomorrow, a little warmer. you can see santa rosa will go 43. oakland 70 as well. these temperatures checking in about 3:00 for your monday afternoon. san jose forecast high of 71 just beautiful in santa cruz. upper 60s. 68degrees. san francisco 65. here is a look ahead. your five day forecast the key headline the big one. temperatures will be warming up for monday, tuesday. wednesday. we begin to shave off a few degrees by thursday. we continue to warm things up for saturday. the latest forecast models bringing in a slight chance of showers on sunday. but really not a big deal with a few clouds and temperatures cooling off. between now and then. especially by wednesday it could feel strange out there with those readings. >> we're skipping spring we will go from winter to summer. >> that's basically the story. >> thank you, mark. >> thanks mark. the san francisco giants world series trophy tour taking a bit of a victory lap.

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good evening everyone. welcome to this late sunday night edition of sports wrap. the ncaa tournament field will be announced next week. and finals of the pac12 tournament. strategy simple, stop agumike they did that holding her to just three points in one of nine from the field. so it came down to other people tied at 47. mccayla gets the top two. sanford on top. the bruins answer. walker to the hoop. it's tied at 49. then with the game in final second. arange manages a pair. their 17th straight win. seventhstraight conference tournament championship. another painful night for the san jose sharks and a new way to lose a game in overtime.

tom mcclullen still stuck on 106 career wins in san jose. the sharks in colorado. marlo gets credited for this goal. then with 4-1/2 minutes to go. the sharks got even. thornton to couture. they head to overtime. in ot they were down to the final couple of hits on the clock. and time expires the question is did he score in time. there's no breaking the plain in hockey. the puck has to be all the way across the line before time expires. no time to tell until they review it from the top. watch the puck and the clock. and that's a win for the avalanche. sharks do get the consolation prize of one point which keeps them in the number eighth spot in the tightly packed left. canada well represented at chase field where the canadian

fans are always going to be a little more familiar with their national game. canada had the upper hand early jumping on the u.s. for two runs in the second. that lead stood up in the the fourth. and those guys looking for some lebats blue. and taylor green throw gets away at first that allows joe mauer to score. the u.s. tied the game with a sacrifice fly. canada broke the time at six it's adam lone till he has bottle crosses the plate it's 3- 2. the u.s. finally put a big inning today in the eighth. adam jones finds the big open places. wright comes in to score. which pleases joe torre. it was a 5-4 game in the ninth when the u.s. cracked it open. this big double by homer.

the u.s. breaks it. matt cain went 3 innings and picked up the win as the giants beat the brewers. the a's came out over the diamondbacks. it looked a lot like the old tiger woods was at the cadillac championship. the old familiar red shirt of sunday. tiger responds with a good put of his own. that keeps his margin over mcnair. you have to say he's dialed in. a win on this day and tiger would have 76 for his career. just six behind sneed all time mark. birdie puck from there no problem.

steve stricker was the story this week. stricker chipping for birdie. he shot a 68 today. finish all alone at 68. he also gave tiger a putting lesson. tiger was the most efficient on the green that he's been in his career. tiger feeling pretty good about his game especially his putting. >> i am probably in a better spirit because i'm making more puts and i know how he feels every day. so yeah it's kind of nice to make puts. once he put me in there when i felt comfortable. i thought this is not too foreign. this is where i was a month or so ago. i started rolling in and it felt really, really good. i just basically carried it through the entire week. still to come. the next challenge facing the warriors as their home stand continues.

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the san jose earthquakes were known for their thrilling finishes last year. in the 38th minute, adam sean from stanford textbook play as we look at it again to tie the game. the game even at one. but the quakes didn't stop there. in stoppage time they get a penalty kick. one past robles. san jose pulls out the win. the quakes 1-1 after a pair of games. today was the 44th birthday for nascar driver matt kenseth. he had a nice little celebration on the track. just five for 25 laps. that's a nice change every now

and then. on a nonrestrictive plays. here's where the race was won. kenseth makes his move on keselowski. kenseth held off kasey kahne. for a boxer it can be a long road to a title fight. may4 is that stop for robert "the ghost" guerrero. we have more. >> reporter: the city of gilroy known for garlic, garcia and guerrero. boxer robert "the ghost" guerrero. if he beats mayweather in may, guerrero will shock the world. >> yeah, he's the biggest name in sports. i can't wait because i have the opportunity. it's truly a blessing to be in the shoes that i'm in and i

have to take advantage of it. >> reporter: robert has held four world titles. he's known as the busy fighter and he's been chasing mayweather for years. and then the ghost finally met mayweather, face to face. >> you're facing the real one. this is what you're going to get. the real deal. the raw dog. this is the real one. >> as soon as you get in front of him, he turns like this. being floyd, trying to intimidate but none of it worked. >> reporter: mayweather is 34 years old but hasn't trained since may. >> everybody flips, i mean you ain't the same guy five or six years ago. he talks about his talent and how he can change things in the

ring. how he can adopt to any fighter. how nobody can read him. >> his father and coach ruben guerrero says this isn't just about the money it's a culture clash. >> i'm still a low rider from back in the day. show them my ride. >> we have a lot of great people in gilroy. beautiful people. i worked on the fields. all of my sons worked on the fields. it took a long way to get where we are. >> you have the most flampoyant guy out there. who boosts about what he has, where he lives, that, this. and then there's me a humble guy who comes out to do his job and smiles. >> i've been saying it's the modern day david and goliath.

>> mayweather lives in vegas. that's where the guerrero will head. but the ghost will use his own type of transportation to get there. it's scoreboard watching time for the warriors and the other teams at the bottom of the spectrum. the warriors host the knicks tomorrow night. golden golden state still in the number six spot. karee, m in the house to see a new development in the play off picture. dysfunction as turned into l.a. with steve nash. dwight howward has a double- double. kobe bryant with the assist. no one scoring more than 19. could l.a. be turning into a team just in time for the play offs. the win moves the lakers a game ahead of utah and into the

number eight spot. and this is something that nobody likes to get. pulverized. the reaction by the kids say all about that. the clippers win their tenth and 13th game this one in a 129- 97. that does it for this sunday night edition of sports wrap. have a good week everybody. >> those little guys so cute. so excited. >> i will never be able to see that but it's nice to see somebody do that. >> they know basketball. that's our report for tonight. we'll see you the next time sports breaks. >> we will see you tomorrow with the very latest for that missing mother from oakland. friends and family plan to step up their search tomorrow. >> and we're always here for you on mobile ktvu and ktvu.