target. he was shot in the neighborhood where he lived and worked tirelessly to make streets safer. >> he was an icon, he was somebody that dedicated himself to building and developing this area into a good area. >> reporter: a corner stone of its district his death has sparked grief. >> everybody is in shock. everybody expected to see him this morning. >> reporter: and angry frustration. >> i said to the police department, to the mayor, to the people who working -- please help. >> reporter: police say in the past few months they have upped area foot patrols and are frustrated as well. >> we have what we believe to -- two suspects who went in to the business, it looks like it was a robbery. >> reporter: fingerprints and video may help identity the killers but city leaders say residents must step up as well.

>> we cannot tolerate the person that gives so much to the city just being taken way without consequence. for those individuals we are coming. >> reporter: just the past few hours we got a december description of the car. they were in a 2000 gray four door buick or pontiac with 20 inches tires. reporting live. patty lee. >> a chp officer is recovering from a gash on the head and broken leg after being hit by an accused drunk driver. we first brought you the story on the morning news. tonight we know that it was officer skyler tesh hit around 2:00 a.m. while helping someone stopped on northbound 880. the roads were icy with hail and it appears jones was under the influence when he lost control of his car. the chp wants to remind people that the law requires them to

move over when they see an emergenciy vehicle pulled over with lights flashing. . >> if you can't move over you need to slow down. be very, very aware and aware of what's going on. >> the officer is listed in good condition and was set to have surgery on his leg today. >> jurors will be become on monday in the bond's perjury trial. he came and went twice at the federal building today. the juror had asked to rehear testimony from his former shopper saying she saw bond's train reinject him. they also wanted to rehear a tape-recording of anderson talking about where he injected bonds. also today anderson was released from the federal correctional institution in dublin as the jury started its dislikes. anderson was found in contempt of court and jailed at the beginning of the trial for refusing to testify. anderson may have been the smoking gun for prosecutors had

he taken the stand. >> new season, same torture. fans wouldn't expect anything else. a nail biter today. rob roth is there live for the celebration, the game and the extra innings. >> reporter: about a minute ago you could hear cheers from here at at&t park as the giants won. as you said in another -- day of torture the giant fans have gotten so used to the many fans are starting to head out, they are happy, you can see them walking down the street. if you look across the street some are also heading out to the bars and restaurant that have become so popular around here, many are celebrating not only today's win but post championship opening day so baseball is back. the love affair with the giant social security in full bloom. they were greeted by cheers,

the heros had returned. before the game and after the military jets buzzed the ballpark the fans also were treated to something that's never happened at a giants game. after is it was passed from player to the next brian wilson ran nut into the stands and helped hoist the flag that will fly over the bag ballpark. >> it was amazing. >> maybe there is closure now around when you see the flag flying and when we have that ceremony it's really the full circle from a clinch november 1st the parade november 3rd. >> reporter: throughout the ballpark the lines were long but the excitement just as high like no time it passed. >> it's the most exciting ever. i didn't sleep all night thinking about it. we love the giants. >> he we had black and orange pajamas. >> new life, new birth and get to hang out with my son.

>> reporter: what about you? >> this is -- so much fun i love it. >> reporter: we are back live in look how packed it is in front of the park. a lot of happy giants fans spilling out of the ballpark as the giants win in extra innings. as we said a lot of them heading off to bars. tomorrow the celebration continues as the players receive their world series championship rings. reporting live in san francisco, rob roth. channel 1 news. >> the mayor of los angeles joined the owner of the dodgers and the city's police chief to issue a warning to sports fans. >> if you come to dodgers stadium to cause trouble i advise you to stay home because you will be arrested. >> they said today there will be more police officers at dodgers stadium in the coming weeks and a zero tolerance policy on miss behavior. the owner of the dodgers

denounced last week's attack on a giants fan. he said the two men behind the attack aren't fans, they are nothing more than common criminals. the giants honored the victim of the attack with a moment of reflection before today's game. stowe's family includes his two children got to attend the game. monday's game against the dodgers will be dedicated to him and donation also be collected. so far nearly $300,000 has been raised to help with his medical bills. is he in a coma in los angeles. >> the berkeley baseball team has survived the budget axe. the university said today the program will be saved because of a massive fundraising effort. people have pledged $9 million. the commitments were presented today to the chancellor. the goal was to raise ten million dollars for the team. the team is currently ranked 13th in the nation.

>> the white house and leaders meeting right now as a government shut down looms in less than three hours. congress must strike a deal on the budget before 9:00 our time. the times is reporting leaders and white house officials were on their way to resolving a key sticking point. the deal isn't final but the two sides have agreed on $38 billion in cuts. republicans say it all comes down to those spending cuts while democrats say republicans are holding up the agreement over funding for health services. a government shut down exempts critical people and services such as law enforcement but that doesn't include the military. tom is live outside travis air force base with what people are saying there. >> reporter: we are more than 10,000 families alone right here are impacted. if congress let this is happen denying soldiers, and airmen their pay many say it'll be congress that is in for a hard

landing. >> that is ridiculous. my son is in the military. is he getting ready to go to afghanistan and i just think it's horrible that they are fighting for us for our freedom and we aren't going to pay them? >> reporter: members of the melt said they have been told not to talk to us but folks say they will speak for them. >> it's bad for the kids too because there is no money. they have kids, i got kids. how do we take care of them with no money. >> we see them every day in and out and you know the families have come up to us and -- they are struggling as it is. >> reporter: what law would these folks pass regarding military pay in the event of another government shut town down? >> they need to get paid at least at the minimum they should be paid. they have to. it's necessary. who protects us. >> reporter: and congress, yes congress, will still get paid. >> what are they doing to

protect us? they are taking away our military's -- pay. why should they get paid? >> they shouldn't be paid. they are the ones not doing their jobe job. >> reporter: hope springs eternal. >> i don't think it'll go that far. i think they will reach an agreement or a temporary agreement. >> reporter: so as the minutes wear away financial pressure on military families grows ever larger and you are paying for it. ktvu channel 2news. >> and it's not just the military that will take a hit if there is a shut down. tourists, cammers and travelers right here in the bay area will feel the pain. >> an implosion in oakland but take a close look at the rubble. if we see that, there is a

green piece of metal. we will explain what it has to do with quake safety. >> still a little bit of activity. the heaviest downpours where the showers move overnight and the coldest neighborhoods will be dropping in to the lower 30s tomorrow.

. our red light cameras him stalled for safety or money? that was addressed by a bill just approved. the bill would require that cities prove the cameras are needed. >> i know cities under the gun in terms of finances but putting them in place to raise a dollar rather than save live is wrong. >> the bill would also toughen the rules about telling drivers about the rules.

right now they have little reprieve. . >> it stood for more than 40 years but took seconds to come down. the implosion we told you live during the news at noon and on the website k tvu.com. this is one of those things you just can't see enough. ken pritchett was there and is live tonight. >> reporter: we showed you the implosion live at noon but here is a view we didn't expect to see, a close up view of the debris. here you can see some of the -- what they blasted or what they him exploded here. this is a concrete law. looks like about six inches thick. it's lined to reinforce with steel rebar, that's now twisted after the implosion. offer in that direction you can see at least a six store

portion collapsed after the implosion. with the hospital now history many are looking forward to the future on this site. 800-pounds of dynamite and eight seconds the building became a mass of rubble. hundreds of people gathered and cheered. some such as former employee was sad. >> hate to see it go. a lot of memories here. guy that were in the wards and stuff here that came back from vietnam. >> i remember seeing all the veterans and they were my age. i can't forget that. i never will. >> reporter: the hospital opened in 1968 and closed in 1996. oakland city councilman larry reed said its been an eye sore.

>> 167 acres of prime real estate, supposed to be 960 units of housing, 80,000 square foot of retail and about 30 to 40 acres of open space. >> reporter: first the debris must be cleared, the company behind the demolition said the concrete and steel will we recycled. >> start monday. >> reporter: this is a portion of it the shot, if you notice the -- you notice it's not flattened and -- this is what was expected. they expected some of this to still be standing. they will have to bring in equipment. they say their intent wasn't to flatten it but just to bring the walls and bring most of the structure in ward toward the center and it appears that is what happened. in oakland. ken pritchett. >> all right. now take a look at this. what are you looking at a bright green quake proof desk placed inside the building to see if it would survive the

implosion. makers of the desk lifeguard structures say it's made of steel and wrapped in wood. the company said the desks were never designed to with stand a complete collapse. >> this is far more devastating than a regular quake. if they even look reasonable in their space and side that means they are going to do fantastic in any kind of quake quake. >> they said their desks built to support more than one million pounds. each desk also come was a survival kit and you can see the implosion over and over again just go to the website and click on the bay area news tab. >> the looming government shut down make shut down some of the most treasured resources including yosemite. the park gates may close in a few hours and visitor also have to leave. there were a steady stream arriving but many left early in case of the shut down. surrounding communities say

they rely 100% on tourists, especially in the coming months. >> that's our season. that's where the businesses make their revenue to survive through the winter months when we don't have the high traffic going to yosemite. >> many visitors said they were disappointed frustrate bid the possibility of a forced shut down but some remained optimistic a deal would be passed. >> if there is a shut down just about two hours and 40 minute as i what there will be a lot of disappointed people tomorrow. at alcatraz it'll be closed. it's operated by the department of the interior. usually there are ten or more tours a day and if the government shuts down there will be no tours. barring an agreement on perhaps another temporary bill to keep the government operating nonessential workers won't go to work on monday. post offices won't be taking applications and national parks

will close. workers deemed essential will continue to work including the postal service, air traffic controller and the military. >> some veterans got a crash course in going back to the work force. a job hunter's boot camp. the 5th in the past year and a half. this one had a focus on veterans. >> we had workshops available on topics like networking, communication, resume, lininged in, we have a workshop for the mature worker the. >> 29 including facebook, microsoft, virgin america and southwest were on hand at this free event. >> okay well the weekend is just about here. over to mark and i can see a lot of green on the map. >> yeah. looks like we had the timing right for the weekend forecast because all that green will move to the south and that will set the stage for a dry weekend here in the area. as you can see on the storm tracker the wider perspective the rain showers and snow

focused in the southern half of the state. as we come in closer to the bay area little bit of activity but not to much. i noticed the decrease, rapid decrease in the showers but still a few lingering pop up showers close to redwood city and just outside of fremont and union city as well. here is a look at the weather story for tonight. we will have scattered clouds, hold on to the chance of a shower for this evening. this weekend cold morning bus it'll be dry, partly cloudy, temperatures on the mild side. tomorrow morning though off to a very cold start. coolest with patchy frost, santa rosa and napa, san francisco 45 and livermore around 35 degrees. overnight the storm will continue to move out to the south. it's close to -- you can see it heading down toward southern california and high pressure rebuilds and warmer for the weekend. we are talking about more 60's tomorrow and then by sunday this system moves in.

higher clouds moving in to the bay area for sunday afternoon. here is the forecast showing rain showers right now. look what happens by tomorrow morning. completely dry, lingering activity over the sierra and then into sunday for the second half of the weekend and increase in the high clouds, rain showers up to the north and there is the possibility we could have a few sprinkles or light showers. that would be for late sunday night into monday morning. tomorrow morning on the cold side, mid-30s to the mid40s. by -- wind speeds from 15 to 25 miles an hour and temperatures warming up about 5 to 10 degrees so that means more 60s. here is a look ahead. the five-day forecast. looks good, just a few extra high clouds out to the cold starts, saturday into sunday morning, chance of a few light showers or just a few sprinkles on monday mostly for the morning and looks pretty good for tuesday and wednesday and

temperatures warming back up in to the mid60s. >> those will feel good. if will feel great. >> just about 15 minutes ago we showed you the excitement at the home opener for the giants. mark ibanez has more on that nail biter. >> all right. i tell you what, fans are streaming out of here right now. they are in a great mood and we have plenty of highlights to tell you why they are feeling so hot on opening day. we are coming right back with all the highlights. tell you what the a's were up to as well. >> first a look at wall street. stocks fell -- the dow was down more than 29 points,s nasdaq lost almost 16 points. we will be right back.

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. it was a home opener that had a little something over everything. mark was there for the entire game. >> its been a long day's trip into night here . it kind of picked up where we left off last october and early into

november. longest home opener -- four hours, 24 minutes all is well that ends well. here in the day the giants celebrated a great pregame ceremony and brian wilson ran out and helped race that world championship flag that will roll above at&t. the giants get on the board in the third. tejada his first at bat as a giant, pat burrell follow that with a shot later. his third of the year. he has four hits three of them have been home runs and they get the 3-1 lead. they go into the 9th but wilson has some problems with two outs, nobody on base the cardinals are able to load the bases and ryan after fouling back eight pitches, tough at bat. two runs single and that put the cardinals in front 4-3 going to the bottom of the 9th.

the giants had two outs and nobody on base. they were able to come on and tie it themselves, pablo sandoval and then in the bottom of the 12th they win it as aaron who last year got the game winning hit does it again with a shot to deep left center. they call it a single and the giants have themselves a thrilling and very long victory and the fans still celebrating. let's talk about the a's. back in minnesota as they continue their road trip. anderson pitched well in to the 8th inning but the twins were able to string together several hits and joe winds up with a decider, base hit that scores a run and the twins wind win and. royry is leading the

masters. tiger is three back and we will be back in studio tonight to talk about all the highlights, all round the majors and great day for the giants, it feels like october again. that's the sporting life. >> all right. thank you. it may be another violent incident between fans of rival teams, coming up on the news at seven on tv36 this one hand in the bay area. laker fan said he went to root for his team and now is he paying medical bills and blaming it on a warrior fan. that story at seven. have a good evening everybody. >> goodnight.