three people are dead tonight after a warehouse tattoo party the turns violent in san leandro. what police are saying about what happened. raider nation shows up big time as the team urges fans to show off a softer side. to hear the latest coming from software giants, junkies invade the city. good evening,. >> hello. three young people gunned down after a party and police tonight say they need witness' help. we're live in san leandro with new details on this party and the violent aftermath. >> reporter: young people from all over the bay area came here

for a tattoo party. after the tattoos, violence no one expects. a chaotic scene in the parking lot about 1:30 this morning as people headed for their cars. >> people fled in self- preservation. >> reporter: someone called 911 and people found this ford explorer sprayed with automatic weapons leaving two teenage girls and one 23-year-old man dead, three others wounded. why they were apparently ambushed, still uncertain. >> this party is becoming a trend in t bay area. >> reporter: promoted on social media pop up in warehouses -- no permit, no police knowledge, and no private security. >> they make their money, they have their party, they close their doors, and the large group is off to fend for

themselves. >> reporter: i can't stop crying about the victims trying to have fun. as word spread on social media -- >> as we were passing by on our way to church. >> reporter: it shocked people in the area. >> i've never seen anything like that in my life. >> it stops me from doing work. >> reporter: this business owner was blocked from his warehouse space behind police tape in the same business park. >> the shootings happen here. >> reporter: 12 hours after the killings, technicians were still dusting the bullet-ridden suv. police are trying to get information from the three that were wounded. they know there were at least two gunmen, maybe more. we're live in san leandro. people living in the north

coast town of fort bragg say they're relieved now that authorities have killed an armed man suspected of two homicides. members of a sheriff's swat team shot aaron bassler yesterday about six miles from fort bragg. he was armed with an assault rifle and was shot seven times by deputies. the man hunt for him began on august 27th after he killed a councilman. sheriff's investigators are looking into a deadly shooting during an alleged home invasion. a woman inside the house called 911 yesterday afternoon to report an intruder. it appears she may have known the man, but that they're not commenting on the nature of that relationship. they say she shot and killed the man after he threatened her and her pregnant daughter.

another sell out crowd for the oakland raiders. seen twice already this year. it means more television time and as ktvu reports live, it gives the team another opportunity to show another side of the raider nation. >> reporter: you can see the last of the raider fans leaving the game right now. the raiders management says it wants to show a truer image of raider fans, including families in the stands instead of rowdy fans that are often televised. some say management has a point. in the sell-out crowd of raider fans tailgating before the game, we found a different sort of fan -- a man watching fans with a camera. >> i see it as symbolic behavior coming out of the inner cells of individuals. >> reporter: he chairs the the

anthropology department and has been cataloging them for more than a decade. >> super bowl is our business, right now. >> reporter: of masked and costumed raider fans are in the media and there are more families in the stands than those who stand out and get camera time, a message the team wants to get through. >> i hope it gets there. there are a lot of kids out here. it's not just my kids, it should be everybody's families as well. >> reporter: the rough around tumble image is overblown. >> there's a lot of softies in there too. >> reporter: we've seen rowdy fans and criminal acts at nfl games. the boisterous get the attention, the true-blue fans overshadowed. >> we sat in front of the nicest people i've ever met. >> reporter: we tried to talk to raiders management, but it was close to the game.

we didn't hear back. the oakland raiders have reached out to the television networks to have them show a more positive image of families at the game. san francisco officials today identified the victim of a fatal shooting last night in the city's bay view district. the medical examiner's office says knick franton suffered several gunshot wounds. he was shot as he entered a liquor store near keith street around 10:00 p.m. last night. he was taken to a hospital where he died from his injuries about an hour and a half later. a hiker feared lost in the sierra nevada has been found safe. officials at kings canyon national park says john williams left for a 104-mile hike on september 17th and was supposed to return 10 days later. when he failed to show up, search crews started looking for him. officials say last night williams walked out of the park

and is in good health. crews are working to repair a sink hole discovered this morning. drivers found that hole around 8:00 a.m. this morning between k clement street and gary boulevard. a spokeswoman says it was caused by the collapse of a 100 -year-old sewer main. the sink hole did not cause any water outages and the road is expected to open later this evening. a deadline is looming to get the whooping cough vaccine. district officials say students who have not received the vaccine by tomorrow will not be allowed to attend class. all students in grades 7-12 to get a whooping cough vaccination. school officials say hundreds of students still have not received the shot. that sea lion that crossed the highway is on the way to recovery at the marine mammal

recovery center. found in a ditch after drivers saw it cross freeway lanes. named broadway bound for its trajectory toward the broadway exit. tomorrow, veterinarians plan to examine broadway bound more thoroughly. they want to know if the animal is suffering from a toxic algae that caused it to become disoriented. changed are right around the corner. >> stormy changes right around the corner. right now, it's pretty mild showing you 60s and 70s. mountain view checking in at 71. here's that change, you can see some rain showers not here in the bay area but around the bay area. watching some of that activity. it will be part of our forecast for tomorrow morning. mostly cloudy skies, authority bay showers developing. temperatures to start out the day in low to mid-50s.

san jose 55 and livermore around 50 degrees. here's the first weather pattern developing offshore approaching the region for tomorrow. our updated cloud and rainfall forecast model shows you this into monday morning. the rain showers developing up in the north bend. this will be changing in the afternoon hours. we'll cycle this through monday afternoon as we approach the evening hours and highlight the timing of a stronger storm that could produce a few thunderstorms. bay area wine makers are rushing to get the grape hear vet in before the wet weather expected this week. only about 20% of the county's grape harvest will be completed by the rain comes. they want to avoid wet vines which can leave to bunch rot, a damaging fungus caused by moisture. wine makers had planned to leave grapes on the vine a little longer this season because a cooler than average

summer. park officials say small fires will be set to help with research on grass restoration, specifically the shoei indian clover. 15 burns on tuesday on a half- acre stretch. the u.s. official wildlife services teamed up with the postal service to promote a new stamp. the new tiger stamp will raise money for wildlife conservation all over the world. a rare russian tiger that was almost wiped out. >> that species is showing somewhat of a recovery just a few years ago there were only 65 left. and now there are hundreds more. >> the consultive group on biological diversity is part of an international team of

wildlife activists involved in the new stamp. governor jerry brown has signed a bill that would prevent san francisco from banning male circumcision. the governor's office that brown signed ab-768 into lieu. the legislation was written in response to attempts to put a san francisco circumcision ban on the november ballot. that attempt was blocked by a judgment the new state law prevents any local government from banning the practice. it is called the great wall of fire. the record this show-stopping explosive display has now set. oracles open conference kicks off today. conflicting reports today about the attacks in yemen.

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a 56-annual air show is under way. it ended with this spectacular explosive ordinance display. the great wall of fire measured 2500 feet long, that's about a half mile. that ties a guiness world record that this show set 10 years ago. the blue angels are coming to the bay area next week. fleet week gets under way thursday. the navy blue angels will perform saturday and sunday. a parade of navy ships is on saturday. just a few minutes, the ceo of oracle will kick you have a the open world 2011. we have a look now inside the tech convention and exactly what it means to san francisco. >> reporter: union crews butt the final tech touches on the

annual conference, open world 2011. >> every year it gets bigger and better. you know, there's more energy and i think they're just offering so much more this year. >> reporter: it took 20,000 man hours to erect the tent on howard street and hoist this full-sized wing sail. it's attracting a lot of attention from attendees and tourists. >> we're really excited to showcase one of the ac-45 boats. these boats are racing in the world cup series between now and 2013 around the world. >> reporter: they host the event each year, bringing its partners and customers together to get feed back. >> it's great to be here and we love putting the san francisco bay area community. this is also where the hot bed and hub of technology is. >> reporter: the support extends throughout the region.

>> hopefully we'll see more. >> reporter: the conference filled out every hotel in the downtown area and many hotels in the peninsula. 72,000 hotel room nights. more than 45,000 people will be coming up and down these escalators over the next five days. they're coming from 117 countries across the world. it will pump $100 million into the city's economy. uc berkley is alerting the students about a possible exposure to mumps. those infected live coin court or shaning hall. students are being told to review their immunization records. symptoms of mumps include fever, head ache, or swollen or tender salivary grands. redistricting proposal to give students more political

strength. a group of students created this map showing new boundaries for council districts. two super majority student districts -- district 4 and district 7. students who live on campus are divided into four student districts. they say the student population needs to be better represented. the republican presidential candidates are bracing for chris christy entering the race. >> i respect governor christy. he has basically distinguished himself because he's not afraid to tell it like it is, like me. >> while cain praised christy, he says the governor's views on gun control, illegal immigration, and gun control might be too liberal. john mccain weighed in on the gops chances of winning back the white house next year. he says he's confident in the

current republican candidates. he says he thinks republicans can win the election if the entire entire party can rally around the eventual nominee. the fbi and secret service tonight are investigating a suspicious package delivered to a home in florida on the same street where vice president joe biden's brother lives. the fbi says the package contained a powdery substance that was later determined not to be a threat. >> when we do get something of a suspicious nature following the 10th anniversary of 9/11, we're going to make sure everybody this this neighborhood is safe. >> it's unclear if the vice president's brother was affected in any way. a cia contractor who admitted to killing two men in pakistan is involved in violence here in the u.s.

authorities say raymond davis got into a fight over a parking spot. a verbal disagreement quickly turned physical and now davis faces charges of third degree assault and disorderly conduct. the victim says the whole thing was unnecessary. >> i got hit, i went back. i hit my back straight on the con treat. and then i don't know. >> you get hit over a parking spot? that's kind of ridiculous. >> davis said he shot and killed two pakistan men who tried to rob him. he was released in march under a deal that compensated the victim's family. mistakenly bombed a building killing 30 of that country's soldiers. it happened wherest yesterday. the plane was targeting an abandoned school thought to be used by militants. at the time, yemeni soldiers had taken shoulder in that

building. top bomb maker was killed friday. u.s. intelligence officials said that abraham al asiri, but his body was not among those identified at the attack. the bodies of two american al qaeda members were identified. the deaths could promote recxsgsufal story attacks here in the u.s. nypd isn't taking any chances. they've beefed up security there. >> you feel scared, but that's what the police can do is just add more security. >> we always have to be aware since we're in new york, but i'm confident they're doing their job. >> published the english- language magazine and

recruiting tool. his latest image showed a picture of grand central station. the transportation security administration has not issued any alerts at the three major bay area airports. if additional security measures were being taken, they would not be noticeable to the public. what amanda knox is expected to do tomorrow in an italian court. he tried to kill former president ronald reagan. why does the hospital want to release him?

more than 700 arrests weren't enough to keep these demonstrators in the enough new york city quiet. occupy wall street met again for how to improve the nation's financial system. members have been camped out now in manhattan for nearly two weeks staging several marchs. police shut down a lane on the brooklyn bridge arnold arrested protestors who walked on to the roadways. the wet weather postponed work on the washington monument, but it created something very beautiful toasty. the high winds and showers left behind a beautiful rainbow. the monument has been closed to the public since that 5.8

magnitude earthquake struck last month. the national parks service expects work to resume tomorrow. the annual red mass took place today in washington d.c. joe biden and five supreme court justices attended. marks the beginning of the supreme court's term which begins tomorrow. during the supreme court's new session, justices will handle several cases involving individual rights. they'll have to decide if police can track suspects with gps devices without first getting a warrant. they'll have to handle some tricky immigration sis puts and whether or not to accept one of the appeals challenging the constitutionality of president

obama's health care law. a cheer leader suddenly collapsed at a football game and later died. she suffered cardiac arrest friday night on the sideline of a football field at a los angeles high school. she died at the hospital hours later. her family said she had no known medical problems. group counselors will be available tomorrow for anyone coping with the loss. in a bid to win her freedom, amanda knox is set to make a statement to an italian court tomorrow. a final direct plea of innocence. it will be the last chance in her hearing to convince the italian court to set her free. her father says she's ready to make what could be the most important speech of her life. >> she's been thinking about it for well over three months. i think it will be heartfelt and truly her. >> kfox and her boyfriend were

convicted of killing her roommate in 2009. they're hoping new dna evidence will prove her innocence. council has ordered a cease fire in one of the final strongholds. the cease fire allows residents to evacuate before a final attack this the ousted leader's hometown. troops have already taken the airport and the port and their front-line positions are less than two miles from the city's center. leaders say the fall is imminent and could have come sooner, bouillialists have slowed down their plans. officials working to determine what caused a plane to crash that killed 18 people in indonesia. all 14 passengers and four crew members died yesterday. the workers were unable to

reach the wreckage for several hours due to bad weather. more than a dozen people dead and several others injured. traveling yesterday when it went down a ravine into a river. at least 16 have now died. no word on what caused that crash. in the philippines, rescue crews are scrambling to help victims of back to back typhoons that have killed at least 59 people. caused severe flooding over the weekend. gates are now open at four dams that have reached maximum containment. the mental hospital that houses the man who tried to kill president ronald reagan is trying to release him. a jury found him insane shortly after the 1981 shooting of president reagan and three others. he said he shot the president to impress actress jodi foster. he's been allowed to visit his aging mother for 10 days a a

time. hospital officials want him to eventually move in with his mother. an emergency room doctor is expected to take the witness stand again tomorrow in the involuntary manslaughter trial of dr. conrad murray. the e.r . doctor testified that michael jackson was clinically dead when he arrived at the hospital. dr. murray is accused of giving michael jackson a lethal dose of a powerful anesthetic. shows the fabulous four sitting with slabs of meat and decapitated dolls. pulled the first release and switched the cover art. after working with the beatles,

he went on to cover the vietnam war. whitaker died of cancer late last month in england. people who became ill because of their work at ground zero will be able to seek monetary compensation. the victim compensation fund will reopen for requests tomorrow. those who suffer from illnesses such as lung disease will be eligible for compensation but will not cover cancer. hundreds of injured veterans have hit the road. the goal behind the seven-day bike ride that began this morning in south san francisco. the day coming up this week that may have a big effect on the country's economy. the disease that's spreading faster than ever before.

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rhode island is joining 11 other states including california to allow in-state tuition for illegal immigrants at public colleges. the new tuition rule approved last week. allows the children of illegal immigrants to receive in-state rates if they meet certain requirements. injured veterans came to the bay area to begin a seven- day long bike ride. >> all right, let's roll! >> the ride to recovery kicked off this the south san francisco this morning. that's active military personnel and their supporters will ride 450 miles from the bay area to the santa monica

pier. >> to help us cope and deal with our injuries. it doesn't matter whether they are physical injury, emotional, or mental injuries. >> cyclists will ride to santa cruz tonight. private donors are paying for the veterans to do, hotel, and travel expenses. bank of america says its web site is working well again after two days of technical problems. did not explain what caused the problems but said it was not caused by hackers and insisted no customer information was compromised. announced plans to charge a $5 monthly fee for customers who use their debit card. economists say it could be a bumpy week on wall street as investors await a big jobs report i.'s likely the national

unemployment rate of 9% will remain unchanged. a small number of jobs added in manufacturing and health care but will be offset by public sector job losses. a new bill would push more dog owners to license their pets. pet stores, rescue groups, and other dog-selling businesses to turn in reports to local licensing agencies every month. the reports would include contact information for anyone who adopted or bought a dog. so agencies can make sure they get licensed. unlicensed owners could be fined up to $100. goes into effect tomorrow, the state's new realignment program will require judges to sentence non-violent, non-sex offense criminals to time in county jail instead of state prison. give counties money to deal with the extra burden but some doubt it will be enough to pay

for the huge influx of new prisoners. the aim of the program is to ease overcrowding in state prisons. facing another increase in their trash rates. more than 23% in april and now they may go up another 10%. trash haulers are raising rates because their cost remains the same even though people are recycling more. the council will decide when to send out notices to rate payers. the department of public works will begin work on the second phase of its project to bring energy efficient lighting to a section of gary boulevard. a lighting controller on the underpass near kizer hospital. the lights are designed to last longer and cost less money.

antioch will get more money than anticipated this year, most of it from one-time funds from state and local businesses, but the city still has an operating deficit of about a million dollars. they're discussing ways of generating more revenue, including pumping water out of the san juan river. witnesses reported seeing three kids in the area just before the flames were first spotted. firefighters were able to knock down the fires in about 90 minutes. a chain reaction crash this morning caused a very pick back up on westbound i-80 just after 6:00 a.m. accord together the highway patrol, at least eight vehicles were involved. there's no word on the number or extent of injuries.

all lanes reopened, the cause to have the crash is still under investigation. the san francisco chronicles reports a new study from uc berkley shows sudden oak death is infecting more trees than ever before. napa, berkley, and southern alameda county. 97% of the samples taken tested positive for sudden oak death. when we return, church services took a unique turn in san francisco. why this service focused on these little guys. cold and rainy weather is on the way. next, when we can expect the heaviest rain during your workweek.

dozens of pets stood in line for the annual animal blessing this san francisco. minnisters from grace cathedral did the honors. the city of san francisco is named, he is also the patron saint of animals. pet owners say the blessing is just as much for the people as it is for the animals. >> i think it helps people most. anything that spills over into us spills over into him. it's a circle and we're helping each other. >> the tradition of blessing animals is held in churches all over the country, usually held before the feast day of st. francis on october 4th. crews are scheduled to work on a new pedestrian bridge that will lead from the parking lot to the beach and coastal trail. the construction will force the

beach parking lot to close starting tuesday at 8:00 a.m. until thursday at 6:00 p.m. the coastal trail close to the beach will also be shut down during that time. let's talk about our weather. pretty nice out there today, but mark has warned us changes are coming. >> the changes not too far away. partly cloudy skies wrapping up a fairly mild weekend. tomorrow we'll be tracking rain clouds. right down the man, i can show you this. we still have dry conditions out there. rain showers up to our north. this rain line will gradually drift to the south. a lookout side right now, we have a camera prepared for you looking across the bay. you can see some of those clouds there with partly cloudy skies. a fairly nice evening across the bay area. by this time tomorrow, we'll be tracking rain showers moving back into the bay area.

tomorrow rain returns and will be cooler. and early wednesday, storm wil drop off in temperature. we showed you the rainfall up to our north. that's associated with this frontal system that will be on the move. this is the first one and this is the second one developing way offshore in the pacific. first one scheduled to move in for tomorrow. the stronger one is set to move in late tuesday night, early wednesday night. as far as details, rain starts in the north bay tomorrow morning between about 12-3:00. forecast amounts about a 10th of an inch in the south bay. we could have amounts approaching an inch, a typical rainfall distribution you'd expect with this system. we'll put this model into motion. rain showers best chance will be up in the north bay.

as we do put this into motion, that rain line gradually sports to the south and then the rain showers still focused in the south bay. maybe possibly a thunderstorm developing around napa and fairfield. everybody cools off for tomorrow. no 80s in the forecast. warmest locations only in the upper 70s. if you think these numbers are cool, wait until you see the five-day forecast. by wednesday, those temperatures coming down into the 60s. san francisco 65. pacifica at 60. here's a look at ahead. your extended forecast, it is an active one. tuesday there's a chance of a light shower. tuesday is a break day. we're talking about significant rainfall, right now the timing of the heaviest rain will be very early wednesday morning between 3-6:00 a.m.

i have some good news with your weekend in view, more sunshine around temperatures warm back up to the 60s and 70s. >> we'll be able to see the blue angels next weekend. >> it will be just beautiful. the fog should be swept away. >> good to hear. owners and players will meet again tomorrow after a seven-hour bargaining session yesterday yielded no progress. there are still two major issues that divide the players and the owners -- the salary cap and division of revenue. the regular season is scheduled to begin in less than a month. the director thinks the entire season could be saved if the two sides agree to a deal by the middle of this week. coming up, the raiders with a huge battle as they face the red-hot new england patriots. >> if you turned off the game because of the big eagles lead,

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good evening, everyone. thanks if for joining our early sunday edition of sports wrap. 49ers spent all this week in youngstown, ohio to prepare for today's game in philadelphia i.'s not a normal operating procedure, but it may have helped the defense stay fresh enough to let michael vick have a career day and still get a great victory. look at vick, a 16-yard

touchdown. a career high 416 yards today. eagles led 20-3 at halftime. decides to try to throw it. niners recovered to prevent the touchdown. it was boring until the third quarter. nice 80-yard drive. next possession, another 77- yard drive to davis. we go to the fourth quarter, just over three minutes left. ran 127 yards, despiting a nagging ankle. this play reviewed around held up. san francisco scores to take a lead. justice smith chases him down, forces the fumble, and san

francisco wins 24-23. it's the niners first back to back road victory since 2006. maybe this relationship can work after all. it was those three costly turn overs by the eagles as the margin of victory for the 3-1 niners. >> this plane ride home will be great. this feels like as good a win i've ever been associated with. youngstown was good to us. thank you very much, youngstown. >> the last thing you want to do when facing tom brady is play without two defensive starters. they were both inactive today and tom terrific lived up to his name. tom brady was back in the bay area with a sold-out crowd. number 92 seemed a bit overamped as he takes down brady after the whistle.

brady and welker capped that drive with the young td. 7-3 new england. the raiders come back with a nice 88-yard drive. michael bush one-yard bush. raiders retake the lead in the 7th. threw for 344 yards today. campbell made some questionable plays like this one. campbell throws to the wrong jersey, patrick chung. new england led 17-10 at halftime. got to tackle that rookie from lsu. nobody tackles ridley. his first nfl td for wrigley. it's brady 274th career td pass and that puts him ahead of

montana for 9th. the raiders are 2-2. raiders next visit houston on sunday. and talk about another big road win for matthew stafford and the detroit lions. they return each one back for touchdowns. here's your second one. chris houston, 56 yards. dallas still leads by 10. after romo's third interception of the game, matthew stafford has time to throw to calvin johnson. detroit 4-0 for the first time since 1980. coming up, the arizona diamondbacks try to get their lead in milwaukee. it's baseball's second season and it's next in sports wrap. en blah ok, kids, our cable will let us record one more show.

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the detroit tigers jumped out to an early lead today, but the tigers had to outlast the new york rain. yankees won game one yesterday. garcia started for new york today, and this is the american league batting champion miguel cabr,era. this time, miguel singles, jackson scores. tigers take a 5-1 lead, but the closer gives up two runs and puts the tieing run at first with two outs. 6 rbi in game one. today, bounces out to end the game. 5-3 is your final. tigers tie the series. 50 for 50 in save opportunities today. game three is tomorrow in detroit. arizona diamondbacks are already up against the wall

with milwaukee. the brewers put up a crooked number today. they hit three homers today, the first ryan braun. brewers never trailed in these first two games. brewers ring up five times in the 6th inning. san francisco native morgan slices up a two-run single. the chase is tightening up after three of the ten races that determine the sprint cup championship. only 15 points separate the top 8 drivers. toyny stewart lost the lead in the standings. 42 laps, they have a restart. bush peels away from jimmie johnson. kevin harvick and edwards share the leads. the final round of the justin

timberlake shriner's hospital opened. that sets up an easy birdie. from davis/dixon. kevin na shot a a 6 under 65 to finish two shots better. this is his 42-foot birdie on 17. you gotta like that. after 211 pga tournaments, he's finally a pga champion. that's sports. niners over come a 046 point deficit and the raiders fall to the patriots. niners, 3-1. they win back to back on the road. >> i almost turned off the game at halftime. >> ye of little faith. >> but i didn't. tonight, the results of the census are being felt in bay

area communities. how the omission of several questions have left some city leaders upset and how that could be costly in more ways than one. >> that is our report for now. >> our coverage continues online at ktvu.com and with the 10:00 news. hope to see you then.