sorry for the homeless people who congregate by his restaurant. >> they are intoxicated. they get drunk and cause a problem. loud. >> reporter: police have begun handing out maps to homeless people. the map, hot zones, area wheres police say they got lot of calls. the areas include 4th and 8 8th street, 4th and b and 4 4th and lincoln avenue. he lost his home a year ago and has been on the street sense. >> they are trying to make it hard. >> reporter: how? >> just, you know -- people don't choose to be homeless. you know? you are stuck. >> reporter: the mayor says the map does not ban them from downtown but asks for their

cooperation. >> it is a suggestion that it would help them with public relationships as well as the city. >> the map lists rules of behavior, including no public drinking, clean up after yourself and use a toilet. >> where is the toilet? there is one toilet in town? 5 blocks away. >> reporter: police say they will continue patrolling downtown and they are hoping the plan will mean fewer complaints from business owners. reporting live, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. right now crews are working to clear the scene of a deadly crash around 3:00 p.m. this afternoon in livermore. this is video from news chopper 2. the chp says a car veered off 580 and went down an embankment. one person was killed and another was airlifted to the hospital. a deadly hit-and-run accident in the north bay today shut down a major freeway.

it happened about 5:30 a.m. this morning on eastbound 780. the california highway patrol says trie vehicles -- three vehicles were involved. it started as a collision. the driver of the truck got out of his truck and struck and killed by a car. the driver then left the scene. investigators in san jose are trying to figure out why a man went on a rampage plowing through a walmart store. ktvu's robert handa is live in san jose where he talked with one of the victims today. robert? >> reporter: police say investigators tried to talk to the suspect today to try to find out more about the assault that took place at this store but at this point officers are still trying to make sense of it all. >> reporter: walmart employees did their best to return to

normal following the events. haamid zaid crashed into a moving car in the parking lot and then under the influence of drugs drove through the store's front entrance. >> i thought it was road rage. >> reporter: the first victim said haamid zaid rammed her car twice. she said he zoomed past her, drove over the debris, towards the walmart. >> you could see from his eyes in the car he was not in control. after he started past me and headed for the store i am going he is headed for the store. >> reporter: you didn't see the car till after an explosion of stuff. he attacked a worker. customers reacted. >> i watched him hit a dude and i chased him. chased him around the store. got 7 people to take him down to the ground. >> thank god for the customers.

it could have been more serious. >> reporter: she considers herself lucky. >> i am blessed to be safe. i am grateful that no one as a pedestrian was hurt. >> reporter: haamid zaid is expected to be in court tomorrow to face charges, including hit and run, and assault with a deadly weapon. the employee was hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries. in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. looks good out there right now. the showers taperer off. into the afternoon, finding a few clouds over the mountains as well as the hills. that is really about it. after a few days of rain, this is what we have seen. two day totals by the national weather service, inch, more than that in san francisco, as well as santa rosa.

inch in oakland. san jose south, 10th to 2/10. richmond isn't on there but they picked up an inch. much needed rain. and rain this morning. we are looking at a dry period for the next couple days. the after effect will be fog tomorrow. i will have more on that and i see more rain in the forecast, i will show you when coming up. you can find up to the minute weather news on www.ktvu.com. we have radar maps posted for the area you live along with the five-day forecast. a body found burning last week was identified today. he is the son of the district attorney. he was found tuesday on a pedestrian over pass over

highway 29. a sheriff's department spokesperson said the death is believed to be a suicide but the investigation hasn't been completed. police are investigating three killings that happened within 10 hours in east oakland. the first was reported at 10:00 a.m. yesterday morning. then after 4:00 p.m. there was a second homicide on international boulevard and around 8:00 p.m. another shooting was reported. all of the victims were men. their names haven't been released. the 19-year-old jacob valdiviezo is the man who was killed in san francisco's mission district. it happened at 3:00 a.m. when police say he was mistaken for a anything member. family said he just a-- gang member. family said he just arrived home from a spring break from

college. two san francisco police officers are trying to lure young people out of gangs or prevent them from joining one in the first place. new tonight at 6:00 p.m. ktvu's eric rasmussen has more. >> reporter: these officers admit this is a up hill battle. gang members tend to do well but that is just one part of their strategy to make the streets safer. >> you see a lot of blue, that end, a lot of red. >> reporter: they say gangs are still a serious problem in san francisco's mission district. we attached two cameras to their car. >> he is in the program. >> reporter: within minutes they spotted someone on probation. >> you are not supposed to be hanging out. 5 seconds. is this the only place you can eat? >> reporter: they are offering

more than just a warning. those who are willing can get help finding a job. >> we try to talk to them and get them going in a good way. you know, and put them on the right track. >> the officers have been running the program for a year and put about 20 former gang members to work. >> reporter: is there a chance some of the guys are taking jobs away from people who are not getting in trouble? >> no. the jobs that are out there that they are doing, you know, if a person wanted them they could take them but a lot are landscaping jobs. >> reaching out to kids and their families before they get recruited by gangs is just as important. >> it is not what it is cracked up to be. >> reporter: we got a chance to sit in on a meeting with the officers a13-year-old girl got a chance to hear from a former

gang member who turned his life around. their message put family and education over everything. live in san francisco, eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. new legislation would send drug sellers to state prisons. current law calls for county jails. the new law would send those convicted of selling to state prisons. the idea behind using local jails is to help low level offenders be rehabilitated. >> the long term prisoners are not on that path. they can't be. so i think it is a form of disruption. >> officials say the law would effect 40 inmates in county jail. bankruptcy judge granted

stockton's petition for protection. the judge said the city has negotiated in good faith with its creditors. it will allow stockton to default on $165 million it borrowed in 2007 to pay pensions. it makes them the largest city in the country to enter bankruptcy. in two minutes. >> why hundreds hundreds of sea lions pups are being stranded. >> and why apple is saying sorry. >> and rosemary orozco will pinpoint the rain this week. mom, i invited justin over for lunch.

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show 11% of children have been diginosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, that is 6.4 million children between 4 and 17. the centers for disease control and prevention reports 2/3 have prescriptions for drugs. critics say the numbers show children are being over diagnosed and medicated to keep them calm. a law took effort today requiring doctors to notify women who are is mammograms if they have dense breast tissue. the more tissue the more dense the breast will be. it is associated with a higher risk of breast cancer. and it mandates they be informed on it could effect cancer risk. the head of apple wrote an

apology letter. saying apple was sorry about company warrant policies in china. they have come under fire. some say the media blitz against apple in china was org straighted by the government. starving sea pups stranded along the california coast. ktvu's christien kafton talked to experts about causes of this. >> reporter: that's right. the center here has taken in 30 pups because centers in southern california are overwhelmed. but experts say it might not be too long before we see them showing up here in northern california on their own. >> reporter: it is feeding time at the center and the stranded sea lions can't eat fast enough. 900 have come assure in desperate need of help.

>> they are dying on the beaches, and these are the lucky ones that found their way to the mainland. >> reporter: he says they should weigh 60 to 70 pounds each but they only weigh 20 pounds. >> they are going out and looking for fish and they are not finding enough. >> reporter: experts say we should see them stranding themselves along the northern california shorelines as well. >> we are bracing for a large influx to come within our area. >> reporter: visitors today say they are surprised to hear how bad it is this year. >> i didn't realize it was that large of a number this year.

>> reporter: the center says the 38 sea lions are eating thane their re-- into their resources. they expect to go through 60,000 pounds of food this month. they are reaching out for donations and we have a link on www.ktvu.com. just go to web links. live, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. tesla sold more cars than expected in the 1st quarter and made a profit for the first time ever. in the 1st quarter it sold 4700 of its all electric model s cars. officials decided not to continue to make the cheapest version with a smaller battery because there isn't enough demand for it. the ceo is hinting he has more good news which he will reveal tomorrow. new figures suggest native

californians may not vote as often as people who move to california from other states. 73% of californian born voters went to the polls last year, compared to 80% who were born last year. younger people vote less frequently. lawmakers are considering a bill to help medi-cal inturpters join a -- interrupters join a union and it will cost $10 million a year. opponents say they need to keep costs down and better manage money but supporters say the bill is needed. >> we are trying to make sure that any patient that does not speak english, no matter where they come from and they are

here they will have interrupters in place to help them communicate. >> the need for interpreters is growing because more people will be joining medi-cal next year. new legislation would allow distillers to charge for tastings. current law forbits charging. the -- forbids charging. it would allow them to run tasting rooms in the same way as wineries are allowed to do. partly cloudy skies outside our doors at this hour as the storm that brought rain pushes off to the east. a live look here at ktvu, beautiful shot of the arena. to the east, a few clouds lingering over the hills. temperatures right now, not too bad. 50s in san francisco.

63 oakland. if you are headed to the a's, 50s at game time. 64 napa. 63 santa rosa. clouds over the north bay, near the mountains. i will show you where the storm lies, over nevada. we have been with this circulation all day long. it is easy to see how we see moisture and showers pop up time and time again. 500 miles out, this is the sign of the next storm that will bring rain. the center, a thousand miles out. we have a couple days and they will be nice days. in the short term fog may be the issue tomorrow morning. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, clouds, patchy fog. 9:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m. it is mixing out, sunshine tuesday. and afternoon highs will warm.

it will feel good. wednesday, by the inning hours -- evening hours, high clouds, they are associated with that system. if it stays on its path, thursday morning, we have rain falling as you are headed out to work. we will track that for you between now and then. tonight, partly cloudy skies. fall developing over night. but tomorrow going to feel good. mostly sunny skies. temperature wise, 40s tomorrow morning about sun rise. 45 livermore. 47 fremont. into had afternoon, low 70s. 73 antioch. 60s around the bay. 73 in san francisco. extended forecast there, couple of good looking days. morning fog and wednesday afternoon an increase in the clouds. rain on thursday. friday looks dry but the weekend looks unsettled, a

chance of rain on sunday. >> thank you. coming up at 7:00 p.m. bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >> what the family of bryan stow has to say today. >> google brings out your sense of humor. the prank the company pulled today. join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >> reporter: coming up, a live report from the a's home opener. mark ibanez is back next with sports.

drivers on a southern california freway got a laugh yesterday -- freway got a laugh yesterday when the easter bunny was pulled over for not wearing a helmet. he was heading to a charity event. the officer let him off with a warning. [ laughter ] >> that would be distracking. mark is -- distracting. mark is here now with sports. >> a pitcher throws a shut out and hits a home run, did it

against the giants, clayton kershaw. seems like this guy throws his glove out there and he beats the giants. matt cain, six shut out innings. first inning, buster posey with a perfect throw to third to nail him. end of giant high moments. look at clayton kershaw. his first major league homer. he blasts it. and that is the only run he would need. clayton kershaw throws a shut out. there is magic johnson luving it -- loving it. three three shuts out against the giants. our a's fans, fred inglis is there tonight and the a's have a challenge tonight, one of the best pitchers in the american league facing the a's. >> reporter: a's 46 home

opener. it is a sell out. some non-believers have been converted. the a's won 94 games last season. that tied them for 4th best in the major leagues with the san francisco giants. they won the west on the final day and now several new additions are learning to appreciate this new fun loving bunch. >> a lot about the character. the guys in here and how much they believe in themselves. how much energy and talent that we have over here. a great ball club. we expect big things. >> reporter: unfortunately the a's lost 8 straight regular season opener and facing felix hernandez, the $117 million pitcher for the mariners, not exciting. they were 2-1 against felix hernandez last year. so things are, well, as usual, up for grabs. >> all right. fred, we will check you out at

10:00 p.m. >> all right. thank you. coming up at 10:00 p.m., police all over california kickoff a distracted driving awareness month crack down. hear what a ticket could cost you if you are caught. >> thank you for trusting www.ktvu.com, we are -- thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news, we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thank you for joining us. [ music playing ]