killed 6 women, one man, and injured others. >> we're a small close-knit school and community. this tragedy has profoundly touched all of us. >> reporter: in a brief statement on behalf of the school, garcia said administrators are cooperating with law enforcement and are offering counseling to students whose families need it. making good on one promise on this banner. the school says it will remember the victims by holding a concert like this six days a week for the rest of the month. and this afternoon we watch someone cleaning the front steps of the school here. we're told cleaning has also begun inside. at spring break scheduled at this school for next week, officials say they're still deciding whether they will resume classes after that. we also asked the district attorney's office about the gun founded. they wouldn't offer any comment other than saying

its preparing to take the case to court. >> the oakland as will honor the victims during tonight's homeowner. oikos university is just across from the coliseum where the as play. our coverage of the shooting and its aftermath continues on our website, ktvu.com to learn more about the victims of the shooting rampage. if you click on the school shooting tab, you'll find photos and stories about each individual. >> a confrontation is underway right now at uc berkeley where a group of protesters has taken over part of an office building. a group of students from cal and others are holding a sit-in. they're demanding cal admit more minority students. >> there's nothing that can excuse the turnout we have and demographics of the campus.

this is the year 2012. we're irate about it. >> the protest comes after a federal appeals court on monday rejected a challenge to proposition 209. the voters approved ban on affirmative action in uc admissions. >> an emotional, angry, and very personal article in the san francisco conical today from eliano lopez. rob roth is here to tell us what she wrote and the effect it had on her husband today. >> it's not what happened in court that made her so emotional, it's about what happened out of court. he was in court for about a minute this morning to update the judge on taking domestic violence classes. he began choking up when speaking about his wife

visiting venezuela with their young son, theo. >> i miss them terribly and i want them to be okay. the city should never -- i'm sorry. make anybody feel uninvited. >> reporter: he wrote an opinion piece in the san francisco conical because of a court order him and rimi are barred from having any contact. >> i view it quite frankly as a love letter. it's about the best love letter i've received in 18 weeks. and i think it's a message for us to all stay strong. >> he's plead guilty in a domestic violence case. she wrote it's a misunderstanding in a child custody issue. they say politically motivated and she says: i get that i'm being used

to bring my husband down. >> it's morphed from the legal here in to the political arena. i don't think there's any denying it. >> the prosecutor prosecutes in the name of the people. >> reporter: they plan to bring it in front of the board of supervisors. >> a bus carrying prisoners near san leandro caught fire near interstate 580. we brought you the news around 1 p.m. according to the alameda county sheriff's office, the bus was taking 22 inmates from the courthouse in oakland back to the jail when the fire started. two deputies evacuated the inmates safely but one of the deputies had to go to the hospital. >> the bus caught fire. had to go back in several times. she was feel g

--feeling some of the effects of smoke inhalation. >> traffic backed up for miles there on eastbound interstate 580. the inmates were kept under heavy guard and transferred on to another vehicle shortly after the fire started. >> tonight we're learning 72 fugitives were arrested after a massive sweep in san francisco this week. 70 officers with the police and sheriff's department along with state parole agents all fanned out across the city wednesday afternoon and rounded up people wanted for a range of crimes. chief greg sur says fugitive sweeps are a good deterrent. >> it has the collateral effect or chilling effect on the people that know they're wanted because they know that basically we're keeping track. we have a list. we continue to act ively search daily. >> of the 72 people arrested, 50 had outstanding felony warrants. 17 had parole violations and five had outstanding misdemeanor charges. >> dozens of arrests were made

today after an angry protest at lawrence livermore national laboratory. we were there as the religious and antinuclear groups held their annual good friday vigil at the lab. officers took 44 people in to custody during a protest outside the main gate of the lab. the protesters demanded the u.s. stop developing and storing nuclear weapons. >> try and get our government to stop spending money on weapons. we need that money because our people are struggling for healthcare for schools and roads full of pot holes. >> the group had carried out the protest every good friday for the last three decades. >> president obama told a white house gathering on women and economics that his healthcare reform law has helped women make more strides. he says they've

had expanded access and more than 1 million young women are insured now because they can stay on their parents' plan. >> later this year women will receive access to preventive care, like domestic violence screening and contraception at no additional cost. >> the president also took a jab at mitt romney by once again stating his support for planned parenthood. romney wants to cut federal funding for that organization. >> the kodak company has been asked for $14 million in bonuses. it would go to executives as an incentive to stay while the company reorganized. kodak today plans to withdraw its application to drop supplemental health insurance for retirees and set up a committee to work with the

issue. >> unemployment shows both good and not so good results for the month of march. the unemployment rate fell to 8.2%. that's the lowest since january of 2009. however, analysts say it was mostly due to people who dropped out of the labor market and stopped looking for work. most exerts expected it to hold steady at 8.4. they anticipated 400,000 jobs to be added, instead 120,000 were. baby boomers aging, personal care aides, nurses and physicians top the list. the list says the need for receptionists and carpenters will increase by 20/20 -- 2020.

>> tom baker live now at fisherman's wharf to tell us why the fish count is so high and the unusual step being taken this season. >> just about 12 hours from now, this boat and the one right next door, will be loaded not with tourists but with consumers going out in to the ocean to catch the wild ocean salmon. >> it's my life. it's my living. it's my heart. >> jackie dug --douglas is one of the longest serving captains. the 49er's first football queen, douglas says the first full salmon season in four years makes her feel like a little girl at christmas. >> my heart's going a mile a minute. i'm waiting for the big surprise of the salmon to go on the lines and go zoom and catch them. >> reporter: a captain says initial surveys show it's a result of almost no fishing in three years, salmon populations are rebounding. >> it should be a good year.

but we're very super stitious in the fishing business. we don't like to say anything until after it happens. >> counts are so high, the season has been extended. >> we knew april 7th, and will extend to november 11th. i'm just so grateful for mother nature and so many things that are happening to bring salmon back. >> the bay area sport fishing association is so small now, douglas says it's still a family. >> we all help each other. you call me any time and i know what's going on. so the guys have room, goody, so they can get on a boat. >> is the whacky jackie fully booked tomorrow? >> yes, he is. can't wait. >> reporter: the cost, about $160 including tackle, bait, and a required fishing license. if you catch fish, they're worth quite a bit of money. >> this is the way it looked

when a military jet crashed in to an apartment building. what the pilot did that may have saved lives. >> another round of full sunshine across the entire bay area today. coming up, the neighborhoods that will start out saturday morning near freezing and the one temperatures will be heading this holiday weekend. so owning a durango means you now have the responsibility to go dirt biking, a.t.v.-ing, motorcycling, boating, jet skiing and show a ford explorer a thing or two about what it means to have best-in-class towing. the s.u.v. is back.

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>> the front end of the plane started going down then a huge black cloud of smoke. >> a navy pilot crashed in virginia today. he and his instructor both ejected safely. it dove in to an apartment complex and burst in to flames. >> virginia beach is a highly populated area with a number of military institutions. it took off from oceana and soon suffered a catastrophic mechanical malfunction. the pilots actually dumped fuel

before crashing in to an apartment complex. that's a move many say saved countless lives. >> i looked down my bedroom window and saw nothing but red and orange flashing, and just a crackling noise. >> reporter: the fighter jet lifted off from oceana. the plane crashed in to an apartment complex and burst in to flames. >> as we came up on the scene, there's these large fire balls just coming up. there's ambulances coming in from everywhere. >> reporter: people in the neighborhood rushed to help emergency responders carry hoses and tend to the injured. one man found the jets pilot still strapped in his seat. >> he apologized very much for hitting our complex. i told him don't worry about it. everything's going to be fine. >> reporter: the navy says the pilot of the jet dumped as much fuel as possible before the

crash. emergency responders say that may have kept them alive. people have said they've worried about this type of accident as the navy conducts training missions over the heavily populated virginia beach area. >> it seems the past few months they get more and more daring with the maneuvers. they're starting to fly lower over us, seems like they're going faster speeds. >> the navy says the two crew members who ejected from the fighter jet are doing well tonight. 5 on the ground were hurt but have been released from the hospital. at this point, no deaths have been reported, but virginia beach officials say they're still searching through the damaged apartments and have not accounted for all the people who live there. >> we have some developing news right now from oakland, specifically foothill and 39th. you can see a utility truck crashed in to a business. at this point we don't know what caused the crash. we also talked to someone on the scene who says a woman was hit in that

accident, but is okay. that's what we're getting from someone there on the ground. again, this is happening at foothill and 39th. we're working to get more information. as we get that, we'll bring it to you. again, you see the headline there. a utility truck somehow has crashed in to a building at foothill and 39th. the ffa is investigating the actions of an air traffic controller in denver who ignored the request for an emergency landing. the air traffic controller did not understand a mayday sign from an express pilot. the pilot had smoke in the cockpit and requested help. the plane landed at denver international airport and was evacuated. >> travel problems continue for american airlines tonight. they canceled nearly 300 flights today due to sorting out the damage from their planes.

hail damaged dozens of planes involving to american and its affiliate, american eagle. at dallas/fort worth international airport, they're trying to repair or replace the planes. american and american eagle had had to cancel 1600 flights since tuesday's storms. in the summer before, they've 16 homes are uninhabitable. volunteers are scouring the surrounding regions finding personal items such as photographs and trying to get them back to their owners. >> let's talk about our weather now. the weekend is here. mark is here. what are we looking at? >> pretty clear out there with skies. definitely want to bundle up. we could be tracking a few 30s first thing saturday morning. it's rain free at least for right now. the rain showers, way up to our north and way up to our east.

still a bit of a breeze out there. winds from 10 to 20 miles per hour. an offshore buoy. winds gusting to 22 miles per hour. not nearly as windy as it has been over the last couple of days. for tonight, we do have mostly clear skies. it will be on the cool side. this weekend, mild in to the afternoon hours. we do bring in a few extra clouds. the clouds will eventually produce showers and still a drop-off in the numbers as we head in to next week. we have the home opener for the as. clear and cool with temperatures around 50 degrees. first pitch just after 7:00 this evening. here's a look at the cold overnight lows. santa rosa, 33. no frost advise roy -- advisories but still have patchy frost to start off saturday morning. san jose in the upper 30s. north bay, 38 degrees for an overnight low.

near the beach we have marin county half marathon, 10 k and 5x. temperatures in the 40s. race time, up too --to 48 degrees. you can't pick out just a few high clouds offshore. we'll have a few high clouds in to saturday. this is the factor we're watching for, the second half of the weekend, the storm system developing. we've been tracking it. it will bring in more clouds as we head in to eastern sunday. tomorrow morning, we're talking about the cool start, 30s and 40s. the change in to the afternoon hours you'll notice will be warmer afternoon highs. the warming trend started today. really kicks in to the weekend. widespread 60s across the bay area. mid to upper 60s and a few neighborhoods could be approaching the 70-degree mark, especially in the santa clara

valley. we do have a few more changes for your easter forecast. we're prepping that right now. we'll highlight the one part of the bay area that could pick up a few showers as we head in to sunday. >> next year's american cup race in san francisco, oakland is getting ready to host the nation's biggest all-sailboat show. they were moving an ac racing boat in to place. it's the 2012 strictly sail pacific boat show. it starts thursday, april 12th, and goes through sunday, april 15th, it's the official stop for the around the world yacht race. >> courts in crisis. the reason a jude --judicial emergency has been called here in the bay area. >> a new fallout in oakser dam university. ♪

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marijuana trade school. >> federal courts are facing federal work loads without enough judges on the bench. >> the oldest judicial vacancy in the country is on the court appeals 9th circuit. 29 judgeships. and one of those is judge steven trot who took senior status in 2004. >> as of today, the administrative offices of the u.s. courts have declared 34 judicial emergencies, vacancies on courts with a heavy workload. the circuit appeals alone has four emergencies. they blame the u.s. senate where many presidential nominations to fill the judgeships have languished. >> congress's inability to get things done the way they got things done 20 or 30 years ago is a big problem. >> there are 81 vacancies

across the nation. president obama has nominated 32 judges to fill some of the vacancies and nominations are awaiting senate action. out of the 32 spots, 13 qualify as judicial emergencies. >> the santa monica college board of trustees voted today to postpone a two-tier plan. the fee hike was held off to take more public comment. police pepper sprayed students as they tried to get in to the meeting to discuss the plan. the proposal causes for fees to increase by about 400% for the most popular courses at the college. aids activists are calling for a boycott of candies made by hershey company. a boarding school rejected a student because he was hiv positive.

there were protests in new york and hershey, pennsylvania. >> in this gritty bay area neighborhood, who came to the rescue and why there's worry it might not last. >> the burgers are on the grill. the field is being prepped. baseball is in the air as the as prepare for their home-opener. i should be arrested for crimes against potted plant-kind.

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call the precarious survival of healthcare. >> we're at golden gate avenue. at tenderloin, there's plenty of poor people, many with hiv. many are telling me the healthcare service is hanging by a thread. >> reporter: religious activists cause this friday afternoon while they're making traditional stations of the cross. >> many have no health insurance. >> reporter: in this neighborhood, healthcare is most often charity. that's why the news the clinic was closing alarmed people. >> i know people who have aids and need medication. >> reporter: we learned while the tenderloin health association is closing. nonprofits have stepped up, even as overall funding is declining. >> the patients that we're going to be overseeing from tenderloin health, we have less and less resources to do that.

>> reporter: one tenderloin resident said cuts are already being felt. >> it's going to make it hard for people to get the services they need. it's making it a little harder for people to survive. >> reporter: at the clinic today, health workers were reassuring people. so the clinic remains open. it has a new name. some services are at new locations. social services is helping with housing. some people worry this nonprofit patchwork is also precarious and may not last. live in san francisco, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >> this was a quiet day for the republican presidential candidates. newt gingrich and his wife made several stops in delaware today. he was asked about tweets he and his wife made about whether the augusta

nation al golf course should continue to exclude women. >> i think they should have the right but it's the wrong thing to do. i hope they'll take the tweets seriously and i look forward to her being the first female member of the augusta. >> he also visited a rural energy cooperative in delaware. rick santorum has once again been hospitalized. this is video we're going to show you with santorum with three-year-old bella in december. the little girl has a rare condition and was hospitalized this year with pneumonia. camp aid aides have not said why bella is back in the hospital. rick santorum is taking a few days off the campaign trail to celebrate easter with his family. >> the first pitch is about 90 minutes ago. mike mibach is live at the coliseum where some fans have a clear message for the team and it's more than just cheering them on. >> that's true. the conversation was more like don't move this team down to san jose.

it's a hot topic for as fans. right now, speaking of fans, they're fired up and slowly filtering in to the coliseum for tonight's game. many of these fans have been out here for the last six hours. >> reporter: the flags, the fans. >> i live baseball. >> reporter: the food. >> sausages, anything you can think of. >> reporter: the sights and sounds of the tail gate. >> this is the best day ever. >> reporter: ease --easy to spot on the 2012 opener. >> best time of the year right now. >> reporter: inside the park, the final touches are well underway in what is the fourth oldest ballpark in the majors. the as have played in oakland since 1968. the signs were up, letting the ownership know they want to team in oakland, not san

jose. >> mcguire, back in the 80s. to me, it's just like home, you know? that's all i know. i hope they never move. at least build a stadium in oakland. >> reporter: as the as await the commissioner to decide whether the team moves down in to giants territory, and say they do want change. they want to play baseball in the fall. >> i'm looking forward to some wins. i know we have great additions coming this year. definitely waiting for some new changes, new outcomes. >> we apologize for the slight problem we're having there. mike mibach at the ball field. now it's on to hockey. the san jose sharks have clinched a spot in the nhl playoffs. they beat the los angeles kings last night 6-5 in a shootout. the two teams wrap up the regular season tomorrow night against each other in san jose. that game could lead the sharks to the top of the pacific division going in to the playoffs. >> we have an update on

developing news that we first brought you earlier this newscast. news chopper 2 is over the scene of an accident at foothill boulevard and 39th avenue in oakland. we know it was a utility truck that crashed in to a bail bonds store. we spoke to a woman who said the truck actually hit her. that woman confirms she was not hurt in the accident and says no one else was hurt either. this happened 45 minutes ago at a bail bonds store on foothill and 39th avenue in oakland. hope and help. how doctors here in northern california are giving women a better chance at catching a potentially deadly disease. they say that with great power comes great responsibility.

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yet determined a motive for the killing. >> we're spending a great deal of time and will put a lot of attention in to case to make sure we handle the case and get to the outcome we need. >> he's not pleaded on murder charges. his next court appearance is set for may 3rd. >> fremont police are investigating the city's first homicide of the year. between joseph street at about 4:30 this morning. neighbors told her they called police late last night after hearing what they said sounded like an argument and then gunfire. they found a man lying in the driveway with a head wound. he died later at the hospital. the north bay's smart train project is only weeks away from the scheduled start of

construction in santa rosa. workers are to rebuild railroad lines near 3rd street on april 27th. the work will be preparation for commuter trains set from santa rosa. north of clover dale is also in the works but would come later. it seems more and more people are ditching their cars and finding other ways to get around. people are becoming less reliant on cars, especially young people. according to a study, the number of miles driven by people between the ages of 16 and 34 dropped 23% between 2001 and 2009. and during that time period, travel on public transit increased by 40% for people of that same age group. >> the latest technology in breast cancer detection is now available in sacramento. it's called breast homosynthesis. it takes 15 images of the breast to

create a 3d image. doctors say it can mean more accurate results. researchers suggest a link of eating fish and a lower risk of polyps in women. women who ate three servings every week had fewer polyps detected in their colonoscopies. >> a member of american idol is going home after last week. how friends and fans are showing support. >> coming up, the one part of bay area that could pick up a few sunday showers. and the change in the weather pattern for next week.

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>> american idol has said good-bye to season 11th hopeful deandre brackens. >> he's from the bay area and we spoke with him. he tells us what his teachers put together for him today. matt? >> oak grove students and faculty are now on spring break but before they left, they showed their american idol some love and support. >> reporter: he took his final bow on the american idol stage last night. this morning he spoke about his bay area fans during an appearance on mornings on 2. >> i'm so appreciative of just all your guys' love and the fan mail and just everything, all the support. i love it. thank you so much

. >> reporter: his biggest fans are here at oak grove high school. several of his friends stood in front of the south san jose campus showing support for the high school senior. some of deandre's teachers recorded a video message for the singing star. >> this is your teacher, mr. provey. we at oak grove think you are still our winner. >> thanks for letting us be apart of the dream. >> we're proud of you and happy you made it this far. >> reporter: it was just a few months ago deandre was sitting here singing for a small audience. his friends still play on, waiting for the day he comes back home. >> he's doing okay. he's sad but at the same time he's really happy to come home and see everybody. i know he's going to make it because no matter what, deandre has the talent. >> reporter: people magazine reports deandre will not return to regular classes at oak grove but is looking forward to going

to his senior prom. >> millions saw the hunger games. now the town where much of the movie was shot is up for sale. the abandoned mill town, the head of the town in north carolina says he's sick of all the hunger games fans hanging around. the price? a reported 1 poit reported-- $1.4 million. in real life, it was centered around a yarn mill that shut down in the 1960s. a new report from researchers suggests tax credits are not enough to lure new solar customers. >> the bureaucracy and red tape associated with the renewable energy programs has turned in to a mountain, something that neither taxpayers nor even government administrators can possibly climb to the top of. >> this year many homeowners will get a tax credit for up to 30% of the cost of installing solar panels on their roof. the

congressional research service found tax incentives tend to benefit only the wealthy because of the steep up front costs of the solar system. the solar industry is defending the tax credit. >> because of the incentives, has made it available to virtually everyone in the country. >> he also says the solar industry has created thousands of job nationwide. >> climate change may mean scarce water supplies. but according to a new study, the state is ready to tackle the problems. the study by the national resources defense council is the first detailed nationwide analysis of clime s change preparedness. it says california is one of 9 states that have developed comprehensive strategies and implemented policies to deal with water shortages, droughts, shrinking snow pack, and other water-related problems. it says 29 states have done little or

nothing to prepare for problems. >> a ship that floated to the gulf of alaska is now on the bottom of the ocean. the fishing boat was waiting to be scrapped when it broke loose during the japanese tsunami and has been floating across the pacific ever since. let's turn back to our bay area weather. a lot of people have outdoor plans for the weekend. what are we up against? >> i think the weather pattern will cooperate for the most part. we've been talking about the chance for a few showers. that chance still up mainly for one part of the bay area. in the short-term, we have mostly clear skies out there. still a bit of a breeze but nothing too extreme. a beautiful day across the region with plenty of sunshine and wind speeds. nothing too extreme, around 14 to 20 miles per hour. here we go. some of the current numbers. you can see at this 5:00 hour, we have temperatures in the upper 50s to lower 60s.

san jose checking in at 62. santa rosa at 60. concord 61. a little bump in the numbers today and we'll continue the trend as we head in to your saturday. temperatures coming up a good 2 to 5 degrees. that will translate to upper 60s as we do head in to saturday afternoon. the warming trend continues in to sunday as well. here's the big picture in the pacific. a few high clouds offshore. some of the high clouds will approach the region for saturday but it will be dry. there's the eventually range in the upper 50s to upper 60s. by sunday, the main energy will be to the bay area. we bring in a few extra clouds. the chance of a north bay shower by mid to late afternoon. mainly south of the golden gate bridge. you'll

see partly to mostly sunny skies for saturday, then we'll take this in to sunday. sunday morning, not a lot to show you. there's a rain band offshore here approaching manecito county. the chance of a sprinkle or light shower moving in to the northern portions of the north bay. close enough to bring in the chance. falls apart in to sunday. we could be tracking a few scattered showers, only a chance as we head in to monday. for lake tahoe, looks like a beautiful weekend. by sunday, partly cloudy skies. temperatures warm back up to the mid to upper 50s. forecast highs for tomorrow afternoon, everybody up a few degrees, mainly the upper 50s to the upper 60s. san jose tops out at 67. santa cruz, 62 degrees. here's your easter forecast with the bunnies out there and all the eggs. partly cloudy skies. by 4:00, we bring in the chance of a north bay sprinkle or very light shower. here's a look ahead.

your 5-day forecast. the weekend always in view. next week, more changes. the chance of a shower on monday. we could be tracking more rain clouds in to tuesday. for the most part, this weekend, looks pretty nice out there and nice temperatures to talk about as well. >> that will be nice to get back to. you were telling us about the really cold mornings. we've had frost on the wind shields. >> tomorrow morning, skill on the the cool side and no advisories to talk about. a few spots like morgan hill, gilroy could be close to 70. by sunday, a few low 70s. >> missing that warm february weather. thanks, mark. defense seck --secretary leon pin atea has -- pin eta has an expensive transportation. he's required to pay $630 for each roundtrip

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>> the northern california teacher who left his wife and job to move in with a former student is now behind bars. and it has to do with another one of his former students. >> good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. a piece of the trag ic puzzle of a massacre at an oakland university has been found. oakland police are getting ready to run tests on a gun to confirm if it was the one used to gun down 7 people. eric? >> very close -- we mapped it out, it's less than a 2-minute drive from here to the area where the suspect may have dumped the gun. their focus remains on the victims. their pictures have been set out for anyone who