the violence but the victims. and until now, the front steps piled high with memorials, is about all we have seen of the once peaceful and relatively unknown christian based school. >> just behind the bored up front door here with all the memorials to the seven victims is the classroom where most of them were shot. >> this is where the tragedy happened. >> reporter: it was full of life that day three weeks ago. a teacher and 13 nursing students just two months from graduating. >> changed the whole thing. repainted. >> reporter: the chief operating officer said police don't want him to give many details about what happened or about the accused gunman. . >> to be honest with you i cannot -- i don't think i can ever forgive him. . >> reporter: he said the shooter came in the side door here and went into the nursing

office. that is where the secretary was working. >> she was there and he brought her to here and then -- there this is where it all happened. >> reporter: now the classroom sits empty, the surviving students attending class in fremont. the school plans to build a peace garden out front so nobody ever forgets the seven people who died here. more on that at ten. >> gun fire near a union city high school this afternoon had students rushing for safety and caused the lockdown of james logan high. sal is here now and says even though the shooting wasn't actually at the school it turns out a student was hit. >> reporter: the shooting sends a lot of students in to a panic and interrupted a day of test. a student was shot a few block away from campus near 14th and h street. police say since it was so

close to the high school they locked down the school and also locked down a nearby elementary school. >> we can did have a number of witnesses have come forward and given some information. we have a -- somewhat vague suspect description. >> reporter: police say the shooter is a heavy set latino man in his 20s driving a white pickup truck a tool rack. he was said to be wearing a yellow construction vest. word of the shooting spread to parents, many who came to the school. >> i was around the corner and heard someone talking about a shooting here. i headed straight theory. >> i got a call and we decided to go and get my daughter. >> reporter: the latest update on the condition of the shooting victim is that he is in serious but stable condition. school officials have not released his name. live in union city. ktvu channel 2news. >> oakland city officials say news reports that the 100 lock plan to fight crime has been abandoned are not accurate. the plan was first called

focusing in 5% of the city in which 90% of the violent crime happened. the mayor said it was only set to last 90 days. that period is now over and city leaders say the plan is being changed. meantime the mayor said she has a planner plan to get 1 1,000 jobs for oakland youth. >> we will make sure 50% of those jobs come from youth in those 100 block areas. i want them off the streets, i want them at work. >> both the mayor and police chief howard jordon are scheduled to address the city council on the matter tonight. >> the united states agriculture department said that a dairy cow in central california tested positive for mad cow disease. the company said the cow was randomly tested at its facility. the u.s.d.a. said it was disposed of properly and that the public was never at risk because the cow was not in the food supply. officials say the animal didn't get the disease from eating

infected feed and an investigation is underway. the san bruno city council will meet in an hour to talk about what to do about the remains of that pipeline from the explosion that killed eight people and hurt many more back in 2010. the city council is considering three different plans, leaving the pipe in the ground but filling it with concrete. removing part or completely tearing it out. >> a city torn wants a copy of a tape. the tape shows the sheriff's wife. only still pictures have been made public. the attorney filed papers asking the court that the abuse case forward the tape. the court no longer has a company so if the request is granted. the tape will have to come from prosecutors or police. the ethics commission is set to meet again on may 8th. scandal forces the

resigning of the alameda supervisor. she was not there to hear it. new, ken pritchett the was in the chambers where a discussion turned to her replacement. >> reporter: she offered the resignificantation on friday. today it was accepted offering kind words for her short tenure. . the other supervisor said they was cited. that was just over a year ago. >> it was one of the more difficult things. >> reporter: today her seat was empty as it was accepted. >> she needs to do what is good for her, take care of herself. . >> reporter: she is the wife of the state teaser who helped boost her to the election win in the seat. that came crashing down with a scandal involving drugs and an affair in which she claimed he

she was attacked. >> i need to focus on my recovery from both the assault that -- ha that abusive relationship and how my heart and my --. >> reporter: now the decision is who will replace her. >> they could appoint somebody to hispanic to replace her. >> reporter: jose with the county hispanic chamber of commerce said she represented his community in district 2. the board hasn't sing manied out a replacement. >> they have 60 days to make an appointment to replace her or else the governor will do it and we plan to make an appointment. >> reporter: the board said whoever is picked will serve in that seat until voters pick a permanent reblazement in november. one supervisor suggested picking a former supervisor who

once held the seat. he said she is unlikely to run in november. they will discuss the selection process at a meeting next week. >> an 8-year-old is in protective cust by after police say they found him in a suspect meth lab. napa police found him after they arrested the child's mother. they found the boy inside an apartment along with chemicals, glass ware and other items generally used in meth labs. >> the sailboat that ran in to the rocks is heading back to it's owners. it's a story we followed live last night when a special helicopter hoisted the 38-foot racing yacht off the rocks and transported it to half moon bay as part of a delicate operation. five people on board were

killed when large waivers hit the sailboat. >> new, vandals hit a community garden and nursery in san francisco. it's a place that volunteers just recently helped clean up. reporter rob roth says what has been lost and what will happen next. >> reporter: nothing much to saving back here. >> reporter: christian vargas as looking at the damage today more than 4,000 plants, destroyed. in the back of the garden which is part a state park heavy tables were own testified. >> somebody just to come down here and destroy everything that we have been working for for so long just hurts. >> reporter: members of the organization that runs the garden started the long process of cleaning up. >> all the plants have fallen out of their containers, they are drying up. you know we will be lucky if we can save half of what was here and it's a huge loss.

>> reporter: with just a little more than a week ago more than 150 volunteers came to help spruce up the community garden in the bayview district. it was parts of a project to get it ready for earth day which was that past sun. the vandals happened the night of earth day. this man said he has been planting vegetations for more than a decade. . >> we spent a lot of money to support the garden and pay a yearly fee for this stuff and the kids come down and destroy it. it's bad for the neighborhood. >> reporter: tomorrow high school students expected to volunteer to help with the clean up which could take weeks. gardeners say it'll take much longer to regain what was lost. >> mothers with babies in strollers rally add at san francisco stay hall, part of the walk around the block for child care. they say they worry proposed state budget cuts to child care will affect beyond the lives of children. >> parents won't be able to

work the child care keeps them working without child care parents can't work and it'll kef state the economy. >> organizers said that the proposed state budget would cut more than a half billion dollars from early childhood care. they are calling on san francisco lawmakers to fight those cuts in sacramento. >> a big bank protest closing a busy block. why police and protesters are calling that rally a success. >> not all uc schools created equal. the new plan to have each university make it's own rule, what that includes in a moment. >> and back here in just ten some showers to talk about. i will time them out for you. ly see you back here. what'll it be?

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. >> think of each uc campus doing it's own thing.

that's what a group is pushing, a study recommends that the system should allow each campus more control. the ten should be able to set their own tuition, approve new buildings and control investments. the . >> turning now to election 2012, five east coast states held primaries today and romney has been declared the winner in rhode island, connecticut and delaware. gingrich was hope fog a win in delaware to keep him in the case. he is also leading in pennsylvania, we are still waiting for results new york. romney is set to give a speech in new hampshire. >> occupiers targeted wells fargo protesting outside san francisco. david stevenson was there. david. >> reporter: the wells fargo share holders meeting lasted about an hour and we are told

that the disruption inside matched the disruption in the street below. hundreds of protesters crowded the streets out side a meeting anxious to make their voices heard in the streets and the meeting room. many purchased shares just to gain access, others linked arms and lay on the sidewalk so disrupt thicks. >> we are here to make -- hope to get a little attention for what's happening to us. we really are outrage that the banks work they are doing to the economy, foreclosing on so many homes. . >> reporter: >> reporter: a bank spokesman said they have helped 740,000 norths with loans and are forgiven 4.1 billion in principal. the unfortunate reality is that some customers are in homes they can't afford even with substantially reduced payments. >> you can't stop me from going through. officer. >> reporter: protesters tried

to keep workers away from the site as share holders struggled to get into the meeting. >> we are share holders, you need to let us in just like are you letting anymoren. >> reporter: 15 people were arrested. >> each person stood up to tell the truth about the actions wases courted out of the meeting. >> reporter: still protesters and police called today's action successful. >> the organizers did cooperate with the department and stated their intention was to have a peaceful protest and we believe they were successful. >> reporter: a total of 24 people were arrested in the board room and down on the street. property test pushed the closure of one block to vehicles. at one point they mash marched to bank of america to rally there as well. >> more details on why protesters are targeting wells fargo. after the financial collapse, wells fargo was one of five major banks to settle with

government lawyers over its dealing was disstressed homers. >> that was because of widespread violations of law and process. >> wells fargo received paid a back a bailout. it's made a profit of $49 billion and has laid off 6400 workers. >> apple took wall street by surprise with soaring i-phone sales. apple said it sold 35 million in the quarter. apple shares have shadslid. the company announce revenue of more than $39 billion. up 60% from last year. apple's earnings report was after the markets closed but positive news from at&t and verizon helped boost the dow. the nasdaq slipped eight. >> google announced a couple

of moves in its data storage business. the giant launched a new service called google drive. it'll give users five gigabytes of storage for free. google also announced plans to build a 300 million-dollar data sevenner in iowa. the company is getting a nine million dollar tax decree from the state. they said the data center will bring about radio new jobs to council bluffs where construction is set to start immediately. >> after practice 5 years of reporting, lloyd announced today he is retiring. lloyd has been on the air longer than any other reporter here at kdvu. he is traveled the world covering events such as the first landing of the space shuttle at edwards air force base in 1997. hurricane mitch in 1998 and the columbine shootings. his last day will be june

15th. he was always the go to guy. >> sure is. i know he has -- i remember watching him as a kid. he started back in 1976 when i was just graduating. he is like mr. channel 2. >> yeah. we were doing the maps and he -- we have been here forever, twice as long as us. >> he said his dream was to be a reporter and he has lived that dream. its been a long career. . and all at one stipulation. that's unusual. >> and the hats. >> we still have him for a little longer. >> yeah. we will get rain. light showers in the forecast. there is the live storm tracker 2. you can see clouds out there. rain comes in to the bay area forecast but here is the deal. not heavy rain. it's just enough to glaze the road weighs for tomorrow. tomorrow's event not a big deal. thursday a little bigger but not much . none of it is high end but you put some rain on the roadways, it does slow it down. tomorrow morning maybe drizzle. tomorrow afternoon maybe drizzle. thursday morning appears to be the best shot for wet roadways and thursday afternoon perhaps

a little bit as well. the system i'm tracking is off shore. you can see just pumping up a lot of moisture from the soup. we had 80-degree reading in morgan hill. here comes system number one tomorrow. maine then system number two rolls in hoar as we get into thursday. that is mainly a morning event and could have a good sized impact on the morning commute. . as we go through the model we will look at -- the model is real light on rain. you see some blues and greens, seven it's dry. i think the model is missing out on drizzle. it'll fall out. highway 1. out toward stinson beach you may see drizzle there. in to the afternoon not bad. something going up by livermore. just come with the nonevent but get ready for light sprinkles. into thursday, thursday early

morning, thursday it 8:00 a.m. right, something up here. little more potent and thursday around noon and that's it. enough to maybe drop a tenth of an inch at best. the forecast is for nuisance showers the next couple days, thursday morning seems to be in the bulls eye. that is something you may want to think about into thursday. the forecast highs like this. lots of 60s tomorrow despite the cloud cover and the sprinkles because the sessions elm tim is from the south. there is the five-day forecast. the bay area weekend in view and you know not -- this rain won't help the reservoirs, it's enough to slow traffic down. >> nuisance rain. >> once the showers out of the way it looks good. >> coming up on the news at seven, we are taking a closer look at the recent hospitalizations of several young people. >> poison control specialists on alert for calls about teens

inguesting a common household product. the risks and washing for parents. >> and the fall out from this secret service scandal as moralities quit. those and more at seven. >> high school classmates turn the tables on a bay area singing star. . >> how about that? a special ser ene de.

. a rising star received a song at san jose city hall for his high school -- from his high school choir. he was honored for his success on american idol. he said his classmates were inspirational. >> i love seeing people that have that love for music and just do what they do no matter what. no matter how big or small just -- sing in your room or on a tv show. >> the 17-year-old made it to the top eight before he was voted off american idol earlier this month. >> i think it he has a career ahead of him. joe is filling in. giants in action. >> they are cold tonight.

facing an old nemesis who no longer wearing a pad reuniform. he have been handcuffed by matt, while -- just one mistake this two run home net first inning to brandon phillips, two strikes and a runner on and then he has given up a solo home run in the 7th. it's 3-0 in the 7th. the season ended the sooner than the sharks hoped. cleaning out their locker after they were eliminated by the blues in fine games games in -- five games. the stat that jumps off was the fact that the team leaders had no points, no goals, no assists. that's something they acknowledged hope to change if thyrar save what should be an off season of change. >> it's a team game but obviously, i'm here to do a job and to produce and i didn't do

that. i have to learn from that obviously. it's not what anybody wanted. it's not what i wanted. >> for me the biggest change has to be in the form of penalty kill and it's in the fair to say its people because it start was us from works there. >> it's the performance on the ice. not what was in the locker room. we all loved each other. we got beat by a good team that's the bottom line. >> a little shake up today in the warriors front office. bob myers will take over as the gm. that's the two of them -- myers -- he is the tall one. riley stay was the warriors as their director of scouting. the. the punishment for the guy who calls himself meta world peace but acted like ron artest. the penalty today a seven game

suspension. they host the hornets tonight. still in the hunt for the 7th worst record in the league. >> only seven games, seemed like he --. >> i they he should have got a longer one. >> 25 games. >> yeah thank you. a firsthand count of the deadly sailing trip on the low speed chase. >> tonight at ten the words from one of the sailors and they can only be described as chilling. thank you so much for trusting us. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids?

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