a bay area soldier is identified as one of five americans killed by a car bomb in afghanistan. >> just knowing that he's not there anymore makes it so sad. it's just it just hurts so bad. it just hurts. >> good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm ken wayne. frank somerville is off tonight. the war has receded from the headlines but american men and women are still dying in afghanistan. today police identified santos

jr. as a suicide car bombing victim. today amber lee spoke to his family and they said he was too young to die. >> reporter: we met with the soldiers two sisters here, they told us he loved skateboarding here and he was supposed to come home possibly for good later this month. >> at night i, i wake up and then -- >> she will start crying. >> just start crying because i miss my brother so much, you know. >> reporter: darlene and madeline santos called their brother by his nickname, dj. their family immigrated from vietnam. his sisters tell me d.j.s favorite loves were his family

and his country. his first deployment was to iraq where he made this video. >> mom, happy birthday, i love you. >> when it comes to serious things, he gets on the point. >> he's like the girl in the family, let me tell you. he's the most sensitive one. >> reporter: this is a picture of d.j. when he skypeed with his sister. they told me his last words. >> if anything happens to me, he said take care of mom. take care of me. if anything happens to me take care of mom, please. >> reporter: he was one of five americans while delivering textbooks to children in afghanistan. >> it's just unbelievable because my brother was one of the most precious things for us, you know he's the youngest and he's the only boy. >> reporter: his sisters said they are saddened that he

didn't get to start a family or become a psychologist to help veterans with ptsd. >> the somber transfer took place at dover air force base in delaware. service members carried the bodies of a state young department diplomat. two more american service members were killed today in afghanistan. a nato helicopter crashed in the eastern part of the country. two afghans showed off some of the wreckage they had found. there were no reports of enemy activity in the area at the time. one witness said he heard a loud explosion then saw the chopper fall to earth in

flames. new video into our newsroom tonight as police investigate a fatal shooting in east oakland. officers tell us they responded to the site to calls of a man down. you can see officers tagging evidence in what appears to be the side of a house. police say they have arrested a five time felon. friday night a stray bullet hit flucker and he died at the scene. police identified the suspect as andny lister of san leandro. they are still looking for a second gunman. >> we hope that the community can step forward and provide us with information on the other person that was involved in the shooting. we believe that person is armed

as well. the suspect was injured in the shooting and was taken to the hospital. he is now charged with murder among other charges. robert handa was at the project meeting and joins us with the goals and consequences. >> reporter: tonight santa clara took a first step a big first step around the stadium. if all goes planned here at city hall there will be a lot of people to benefit but there will also be some casualties. the new stadium for the 49ers just keeps getting bigger. now santa clara is on the road to bigger plans to surround it with restaurants and shopping. >> we don't want it to just be a place we want it to be the place. >> reporter: if approved the plan is to fill 230 acres of

city land with a complex similar to san jose's santana row shopping center only five times bigger. >> i'm overjoyed. i mean there's a lot of work ahead but we've been working on this for six to nine months now and we can't wait. >> reporter: but the project could mean losing a relocating near by businesses including the santa clara golf course. some people are upset but they say change is inevitable and call the nine hole golf course a compromise. >> it's a lot more folks here than just people who golf. >> reporter: the cost for related california will be hundreds of millions of the dollars and there are environmental concerns since the area sits on an old landfill. some critics want more community involvement and so far aren't impressed. >> well the demographics are tremendously different between santana row and the dump they're proposing to build on top of. >> reporter: the mayor points

out the exclusive negotiating meeting. the developer will pay a $200,000 $200,000 $200,000 deposit then come back to the city with more plans. giant fans may know it but now we have the numbers to back it up. coming up in five minutes the rising cost of a giant's game at at&t park and how prices there compare to other ballparks. new at 10:00, we have early returns from a recall election along the coast involving three members of the coast side fire protection agency. members of princeton by the sea and elk granada cast ballots. the three members came under fire. early results show michael alaponi and gudel are always being recalled. candidates wanting to replace

them want to reinstate the calfire contract. police held a community meeting to address neighborhood concerns about an officer involved shooting this past weekend at 17th and valencia. they say the two men shot near by the police station are now in stable condition. it happened early sunday morning. invest investigators say a man pulled out a gun that turned out to be a air powered pellet gun. the officer shot two shots. one injured a man the other a innocent bystander. >> they have to really get a handle on it immediately. i don't think they totally had any other choice. >> reporter: at tonight's meeting investigators said they don't know if the initial fight was gang related. it's hard for many people to imagine san francisco fleet week without the blue angels. but that's the news from the

navy today blamed on budget cuts. we have more from the possible domino effect from the landing. >> reporter: for some people the blue angels are the better show above earth. but the navy announced they are grounding them because of sequestration. >> it brings a lot of people to the city. it's a pretty good show of our american military might. >> reporter: the blue angels have been the star attraction of fleet week but the navy is canceling their shows nationwide. ktvu spoke by phone today to the spokeswoman for the blue angels. >> outreach events can only be supported with local assets at no cost to the government. so unfortunately that mean that is the blue angels will no longer be allowed to fly. >> reporter: and the city says the navy does not plan to dock aircraft carriers or other ships visitors often enjoy touring. it will be meeting with fleet week organizers to determine what kind of event will be

salvaged or whether there will be a fleet week at all. >> it's been a great tradition here in the city. it's a great chance to attract a lot of visitors to the area. i think the cement are $55 million of economic activity. >> reporter: visitors say they would feel the hit. >> they like to get right on the water. we get the place just right on top of us and that's a big thrill. >> reporter: but supervisor john avalos says he isn't saddened by the news. >> the military budget is $375 million and i think it's bloated. >> reporter: they hope to recover through the addition of america's cup. rob roth, ktvu channel two news. shot and killed while training to get a new job. >> then this guy comes along and gets out of his car and he shoots the guy. >> the program the victim was involved in and the change he wanted to make. tomorrow will be the warmest day of the week. i'll show you how high temperatures will climb where yo

new at 10:00, going to a baseball game in san francisco is getting more expensive. and it's not just ticket prices on the rise. eric rasmussen is live with a new report showing how much prices have gone up. eric-- >> reporter: according to this report ticket prices are up $30. that's up a little bit from

last year: it's the price of those tickets and everything else inside the park that makes this one of the priceyest places in the country to catch a game. giants are world champs and this year fans are paying more for the chance to see them play. >> it's a piece of cake if you have enough equity on your house, and you can get a loan. >> be here at 10:25 this year and i'm like ohman. >> reporter: they create a annual fan cost index by calculating the average cost of ticket, concession for a family of four. the oakland a's are below the league average at $180. the giants are at the top at

$237. >> reporter: why is it so expensive to come see the giants. >> we're trying to make it a great experience. >> reporter: so far there's no sign giant fans are unwilling to pay top dollar. >> today my son got a baseball and he's going to remember that the rest of his life so what's the price really? >> reporter: and as the game gets close to wrapping up, about 750 union concession workers here at at&t park are pointing to those rising prices to get a new contract from their employer. eric rasmussen. san francisco housing authority commission voted unanimously today to fire its director. the termination takes effect immediately. henry alvarez had been on paid medical leave when the employees filed lawsuit

accusing him of retaliation and termination. alvarez will receive a maximum of six months severance pay. the marine county is trying to locate bret richards. he's been charged with nine felony counts including misappropriation of $350,000 in publing funds that he used for perm expenses and vacations -- public funds that he used for personal expenses and vacations. hundreds of students at dear valley high school in antioch will soon be tested for tb after a classmate was diagnosed with the idea. students who shared a classroom or were in a club with the sick student are scheduled to be tested for tb on thursday. the risk of getting tb from a tb infection is only about 10%. testing from the disease allowed those being treated

before the illness has a chance to progress. >> we can treat prior to there being any risk of them passing this on to other students and other individuals. >> reporter: the student diagnosed with tb has recovered. officials say it takes at least three months for the infection to develop. the students will be offered tests again in may. there's some encouraging news when it comes to california's high school graduation rate. new numbers just released by the department of education show california's graduation rate increased 1.4% to an overall rate of 78.5%. the news is even better for minorities. state school superintendent tom turlocksen shared the good news. >> 78% of our students are graduating and we've actually seen stronger gains for african american students and latino students so this is really positive news. >> one example of that success is in santa clara county where the gilroy unified school district graduation rate jumped

from 78 to 85%. latino students make up almost 3/4 of the student body there and their graduation rate left from 72% to 81%. it's a different story at secoia union high school in san mateo county where the graduation rate fell from 85% down to just 80%. latino graduation dropped from 77% to just 68%. at ktvu.com you can check how your local school or your school district performed just look for the link under hot topics. it has been another record day on wall street the dow closed up 59 points to 14,673 to reach an all new high. this was the second record in a week. nasdaq rose 16 points. today's gains were led by increases in precious metals and energy companies. a consumer watchdog website has named electronics art as the worse company in america for the second year in a row.

bank of america, comcast and ticket master round out the top four. consumerists.com ranks the companies along with online polling. ea received 78% of the vote over bank of america. consumer says the consumerist does not support consumers. idc says facebook is a threat to google's dominance in the field. spending and mobile ads is growing although the rate has slowed. the research firm predicts research spending to reach $7 million a year. pandora has reached 270,000 listeners. it streams songs based on users personalized profiles known as stations. by 2011 the station had grown

to 100 million users. firefighters in ventura county say they have a wildfire contained and expect to have it fully under control by tomorrow. the fire broke out yesterday and destroyed two homes in the town of fillmore. firefighters got a break when the strong winds finally died down. the fire burned 148 acres. it was started by a power line knocked down in those high winds. weather conditions in the san joaquin valley were also reminiscent of the dust bowl. strong winds kicked up dust and dirt along stockton on interstate 5. it was not as bad as yesterday when the winds were stronger and knocked down several trees. today we were cloudy with higher gusts. it's 56 in livermore, 56 in

antioch. that's warm. it's warm now, the air is kind of sinking. that's a sign that things are warming and the forecast for tomorrow, warmer highs. 80s in orange. look at all the 80s tomorrow. lots of upper 70s, lots of 80s tomorrow. and a few 60s right along the coast but a warmer day. tomorrow warmest day of the week. when i come back we'll go looking for some fog. it looks like it might return. we will look at the five day in view, we'll see you back here. the lucky bay area man who correctly matched five out of six mega numbers has come forward to claim his cash. armond hernandez bought his ticket at the safeway fuel station on otis drive in alameda. his winnings total more than $201,000. hernandez says he still hasn't decided yet what he'll do with the money. tickets went on sale in california yesterday for the

multi state government lottery. records generated $200 million in the first hours. power ball is similar. players are required to match up to six numbers. the odds of hitting the jackpot are one in 700 million. >> i heard pow, pow, pow, pow. >> three men shot as they ran through a neighborhood. what witnesses told us about how one victim was trying to turn his life around. >> a reminder you can get ktvu news to

a group of people who were working to improve their lives became targets of violence in richmond today. one man was shot and killed. two others wounded by a gunman who remains on the lose.

ktvu maureen naylor tells us about the victims and the clues list -- police had to work with. >> reporter: homicide detectives investigate. ana wells says she and four others were running as part of an agility test when a man starts shooting from a white suv. >> i heard pow, pow, pow. and the other young men that were in front of me turned around and they started running the other way. and i got behind a car. >> reporter: richmond police say they received several 911 calls and the city shot spotter system helped direct them to the gunfire. two men were wounded another one was killed. >> i had close contact with that young man, and saw his desire to change and he was robbed.

>> reporter: the victim sought help from nonprofit men and women of purpose. hoping to become a citizen and a better person. the group connected him to richmond build. >> families are really trying to change their lives and use the resources that are in the community that are very scarce to change their lives and something of that magnitude happens it's a shame. >> reporter: police found an abandoned suv close to the shooting scene. it turns out it was stolen out of oakland. and police are still trying to determine if it's related to this shooting. lorraine blanco. a young boy who was shot at a bar-b-que is now out of the hospital. police say someone fired shots from an area near the g street overcrossing. this was on march 30th. the day before easter. police are still investigating and say the shooting may be gang related. they say someone at the bar- bh.que was likely the target. it may be 2013 but women in america still are not paid as

much as men. today is national equal payday. so advocates held a rally in san francisco. >> are you fired up and ready to make some change? >> yes. >> reporter: members of fciu local 1021 and supervisor maureen tony helped celebrate the equal act of 1973 signed by president john f. kennedy. women made 77-cents for every dollar to a male. that gap widens. the singer collaborates with rapper ll cool jay in an attempt to address racial tensions in the south. the lyrics are about stereo typing people based on appearance and race. pasley has defended the song

saying it comes from a honest place and to get people thinking seriously about american history. thousands of people waited in line outside this store today. westerly tell you why. >> -- >> we'll it will you

there's developing news in the south bay tonight where a burning body has been found alongside a highway in san jose. the body was found on the highway 85 off ramp at cottle road shortly at 9:00 p.m. firefighters had responded to a gas fire as they were putting out the fire they discovered the body. so far no information about the

victim. we have a crew on the way and we'll bring you more details later in this newscast. new information tonight in that mass stabbing at a texas college today just a few hours ago a 20-year-old map was charged in the case. dillan quick faces three counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon according to the sheriff's office. quick is accused of stabbing 14 people at lone star college northwest of houston. witnesses say the scene was chaotic and the suspect was aiming for people's faces and heads. a group of students helped tackle the suspect until police arrived. >> we grabbed him by the backpack. turned him around and another kid named james grabbed his arm and was pushing him down. as he was pushing him down i was there asking him, why did you do this, why. and i was just screaming with anger. >> police are not identifying the weapon used. two people remain in critical condition tonight. tonight the chrysler group is recalling more than 200,000

vehicles for various problems. the largest recall affects 100,000 dodge chryslers, dodge challengers because of drive shaft problems. finally 6,500 dodge ram pickup are being recalled over a parking brake problems. look for the web link section under hot topics. the cost of keeping your car running is going up. that's according to car me. a vehicle repair website. auto repair costs were up 10% in 2012 that's the biggest jump in 2012. one reason for the increase is because our cars are getting older. the average car is 11 years old. if you try to hail a cab in

san francisco you're likely to spend a lot of time at the curb. and a new report shows you're not alone. it recommends adding as much as 600 to 800 new taxis within the next few years to try to get the city up to speed. still cab drivers say now is not the time and that city leaders still have to regulate other ride services such as oober, lift and side car. texting has been sited as a contributing factor in a medical aircraft crash. the ntsb found the pilot had been texting with a friend but that wasn't the only problem. the report said he also skipped preflight safety checks including a fuel check. the helicopter ultimately crashed about a mile from its destination when it ran out of fuel. in news of the world tonight in north korea another warning from the government. it told foreigners to leave south korea warning thermal nuclear war is near because of

actions of the u.s. and south korea. on the streets of north korea's capital, yang there was no sign of an impending war. an american admiral says the american navy is ready if north korea strikes. a florida couple seeking refuge in havana have not found it. they were there with their two young boys who they kidnapped. cuba said they will turn the couple and the two boys after arrest. they say this is the most complete and best preserved mammoth skeleton ever found in mexico. the bones were found under volcanic ash. it's believed the animal lived over 1 million years ago but

the bones were found in an unusual spot. the new $300 million facility has space for 600 intaor and outdoor science exhibits. >> they're going to see every exhibit has been refurbished. it sparkles. we have 150 new exhibits with the same theme we had before. but new ways to open your eyes to the world around you. opening day for the exploratorium is set for next wednesday, april 18th. and people are out cooling off with a sweet treat. it wasn't just the sunshine that had thousands of people flocking to a particular ice cream maker. cara. >> it was the annual free cone day here at ben and jerries and that meant long lines at stores

across the bay area. including this one. right now the doors are locked the give away ended at 8:00 tonight. with all the sunshine we got today any place outside seemed to be the place to be. >> you don't get many days like these. it's always warm but never sunny aep -- and nice. the fog is like a natural air conditioner. >> who doesn't like ice cream. >> reporter: 6,600 people lined up for the free cone give away. >> i got cherry. >> we went to a few times before and we loved it. >> reporter: tips from this store are being donated to a free environmental learning program. with san francisco recreation and parks. >> i'm a san francisco native myself and i like to play disk golf at the park, i like to help the park, it's a win-win for everybody. >> it's awesome because our kids do programs there all the time. >> reporter: it was a similar scene in san jose.

the line ben and jerries there wrapped around the corner as thousands got their free cone. the south bay flavor of choice -- >> chocolate chip cookie dough. >> that's the one we got most of and that's the first one we're going to run out of. >> reporter: its annual give away began back in 1979 with all the interest free ice cream generates it's likely no coincidence their website crashed earlier today. cara liu, ktvu news. how long will the warm weather last? at 10:45, chief meteorologist bill martin is back with your bay area forecast. russell brant is the latest

ten people managed to swim ashore this afternoon in a raging washington river after their rafts flipped over in white water. the accident happened in the skyhomish river. the rafters were already ashore. the spring run off makes april a popular time to white water raft but the cold water does make it more dangerous. a plan to charge pranksters for 911 calls is being worked on. yesterday comedian russell brand was s.w.a.t.ed. police got a call about a armed robbery at his home. it's not just celebrities that suffer. >> this is an incident that we need to stop and we need to stop this phenomenon before

someone gets injured. >> reporter: the bill would make the s.w.a.t.ars or if they're under age their parents pay for the cost of the police response. los angeles police say one s.w.a.t.ing call can cost $10,000. the u.s. senate is expected to call its first procedural vote on a hotly debated gun control bill this thursday. a group of republicans is putting up considerable resistance to block even debate on the measure. >> reporter: family members of those killed in the sandy hook elementary school shooting began their effort on capitol hill to get a vote on a gun violence bill in the senate. >> they are agast that a small group of entrenched group can stop the change. >> if they're opposed to background checks they should stand up and say so and vote

no. >> reporter: senate majority leader harry reed vows to get a vote on legislation even though the filibuster requires -- republicans and even some democrats are leery of requiring a background check for every gun purchase and the inclusion of a national registry. >> there are people who are very concerned about gun registries so i think what these republicans and the senate are trying to do is give a voice to those constituents who believe that. >> reporter: today vice president joe biden met with

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>> i want immigration reform because i am super scared that they could take my mom to mexico. children caught in the middle of a national debate gathered in san jose today ahead of tomorrow's national action for immigration reform. as part of a teddy bear campaign. the children wrote letters to members of congress. they hope their personal stories will motivate lawmakers to make changes and help keep their families together. a rally is scheduled for

tomorrow in support of immigration reform and joining the masses will be students of the bay area. as ken pritchett reports now this is not the first time supporters have marched on washington but this time they're hoping for a different result. >> excellent. i'm glad that we made it. >> reporter: they gathered curb side at national international airport young people mostly hoping to make or witness history. >> i'm so excited. i'm super pumped. >> reporter: berkeley seventh grader corbin haley is on their way to washington for a major rally on immigration reform joining an expected tens of thousands of people. >> if they call it their home too, they should have everything we have too. >> reporter: each student raised $1,000 organized by student rights group b.a.m. or by any means necessary. >> 40 million people in the nation. >> reporter: it was a powerful movement that did not win what

it wanted. but now times have changed. the unveiling of a bipartisan immigration reform package is imminent. just today senator feinstein said an agreement is near but for these students who want full citizenship for 11 million people they're concerned the plan may fall short. >> the problem is that the devil is in the detail and what exactly that legislation says can make all the difference. >> reporter: the students who left tonight for washington, d.c. say they feel this may be their best chance ever to see change in immigration reform. they're expected to unveil a comprehensive immigration reform package this week. ken pritchett, ktvu news. more than 1,200 u.s. immigrants became u.s. citizens today at a neutralization ceremony. one of the participates in

today's event was karmi sherp ash and immigrated to the united states six years ago. karmi sherpa said his new status will let him to travel and finally visit his wife in nepal. and san jose, santa clara and mountain view -- the patent and trade office have not said when the decision will be made. that storm that whipped the bay area is now pelting the plain states as it moved east. storm chasers stayed busy today in chayanne county. near white out conditions this afternoon forced the closure of about 180 miles of interstate

25 between chayanne and casper. and as the storms go through here as that one ken mentioned they move off to the plains. this is the time of year you get the severe weather in the plains, tornadoes, tornado warnings and watches. you see over here with my curser is it's moving off. it's separated itself from the high. as you get here about 1,000 miles away from the south the wind die down. when they were closer to the high the winds get closer. our winds have died down and now it's warming up. outside currently temperatures are in the 60s so it's warm. 66 in antioch. 66 in livermore. that's really warm for this time of year. these are the highs from today, highs tomorrow are going to come up in some places five to 10-degree. so warmer for your wednesday. wednesday will be the warmest day of the week. with temperatures easily into the 80s and we could easily see some mid-80s.

the forecast tonight then kind of mild out there. it's mild overnight. lows are in the upper 40s, low 50s. tomorrow warmer, there's nothing wrong. there's no fog in the morning, there's no wind. it's just the perfect day except tree pollens trending high. you will notice them. it starts to cool down a little bit. so warmer today because of this high pressure center i always talk about it. it rises, expand. if you ever take a bike tire and you let the air out of the valve and the tube, you see the air expanding. so that's the air expanding it cools when air is compressed when you pump it into that tire it's actually warming. tomorrow the air will be compressing and warming. we're looking at lots of mid- 50s. lots of 70s and low 80s inland. so look at this, fairfield 85. 85 in brentwood. tomorrow's highs certainly noticeably warmer than today. which was quite a nice day.

very little wind, very warm tomorrow. brings to mind the tree pollen just because they are out there. in this kind of weather with all the wind we've had things have stirred up. with all the weather plants are really going to go after it. they produce a lot of pollen so you're going to see if you're a hay fever sufferer you will feel the pain tomorrow and the next couple of days. the next five days, temperatures slightly trending down. tomorrow warmest day of the week. >> 85. >> maybe even warmer. >> thank you, bill. >> sure. now that the blue angels are grounded a local jet demonstration team could be getting more requests for performances. the patriots are based out of eastern contra costa county and are the only civilian jet team in the nation. but while the pilots say they are open to doing more air shores they don't want the bigger military teams out of commission. >> we need the blues and thunder birds in the air show industry to make it strong. they're the backbone of the industry for us.

most of the patriot pilots have military backgrounds but say they look forward to fleet week since it's their hometown air show and hope organizers do not cancel the event. sports director mark ibanez is here. and hey the warriors are in the game. >> you make the play offs once in 18 years and yeah it's a very big deal to get back to the nba promise land. warriors clenching a prolonging of their season and convincingly so. you have to say the t wolves are. you think man you come into the nba you've made the big ones. curry will get to the play offs for the first time ever. he floats to the bucket right there and he is a play off

point guard. and loving every minute of it. >> we've had battles ups and downs through the course of the season to get to this point. we feel we bring our game and force our tempo and force our will when we get into the play off series that we have a good shot. >> two times in 19 years but who's counting. meantime a week or so ago the sharks look like a postseason loss but so streaky. the ugly team that reared their heads has suddenly reappeared. you see this kind of play, 1-0 columbus early nice, crisp passing by the blue jackets they score again on the way out slapper by james sanuski and it would get worse for the sharks. less than two minutes later you will see ryan johansen.

two games for the price of one. tim lincecum gets knocked around. night cap it's all san francisco. looking at the part of the team that does wear the ring. brandon crawford two on the stroke. looking like a bona fide power hitter going the other way. bases loaded, hunter pence comes through. these things are so hard to write. only one run can come in and newton the rookie 6-6. 8th inning, angel pagan this time up the pine. and two hits for pagan for the night. another one, two, three save. meantime just a friendly reminder to the highly touted

angels. pack the payroll with super stars but what the a's did last year no fluke. a game that couldn't help but remind you of 2012 in socal tonight after blowing a 2-0 lead. a's find themselves down 4-1 in the series. pinch hitter john jacob with a ticket to ride 3-run shot. 7-five lead. not done yet. brandon moss same inning with a man on. that will go 9-5a's lead the american league homers and uconn wins the women's national title they handle louisville handily. that's a sporting life for your tuesday night. >> a will the of good stuff going on. >> mostly victories except the sharks. >> thank you, mark. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> we now have a crew on the scene where a burning body was found on highway 85. here's a live picture: as you can see there's an investigation under way. a lot of police activity.

we will continue to gather information and the ktv ktvu morning team will fire up. fire trucks, police officers all on look at them kids. [ sigh ]

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