about it. >> reporter: back out here live you see a little tree that was taken out by the victim's car as he lost control. police are not confirming this was in fact, a robbery. a witness could only tell us that the suspect took off in a brown car. live in oakland, eric rasmussen, ktvu news. across the bay in san francisco, police tonight are investigating another shooting this one involved a 29-year-old man and a 22-year-old woman. it happened about noon in the bay view neighborhood near west point and middle point road. san francisco police say the man's wounds are considered life threatening but they say that the woman is expected to survive. there's no word yet on a motive for this shooting but the department's gang task force is investigating. we're following breaking news right now in the east bay where oakland police have

quardened off an area around east 31st street and valesillo place where this pursuit ended. the driver apparently turned and came back down park boulevard eventually stopping near the hospital. officers have kaug -- caught one of the suspects. the other is at large. there's no word yet on what started the chase. an armed worker at each and every school in america. that's the proposal. >> the presence of an armed security or personnel in a school adds a layer of security and diminishes response time. >> reporter: i asked how much it would cost.

the panel didn't know. they said that wasn't their focus. they said they will push state lawmakers. they put together the recommendation paid for by the nra. they brought a father of a student killed in newtown. he applauded the report. >> this is real solutions that will make our kids safer. >> reporter: the solution to stopping gun violence isn't to give more people more guns. >> we have armed guys in our community and that does not change it. i hope that's not the answer. >> reporter: this reports unveiling comes a week before the u.s. senate begins debating

gun control legislation. in washington, jaqulin fell, ktvu channel 2 news. president oe what is planning to visit connecticut next week to step up the pressure on congress to pass gun control legislation -- president obama is planning to visit connecticut. the president's call for nationwide gun control faces widespread opposition from republicans as well as from many moderate democrats. a town in georgia has passed an unusual gun law kind of reminiscent of the old wild west. the city council in nelson georgia passed an ordnance last night that requires adults in the town of 1300 to own a gun. backers say what they're really trying to do here is make a point about gun rights. the ordnance goes in effect in 10 days however it does not contain any penalties. in about 10 minutes, how

are bay area schools and law enforcement reacting to the nra's plan? we asked a former officer who runs an emergency response team as well as a superintendent on whether that plan is even feasible. happening now, members of a san francisco hotel union are out on the street in support of a plan to add a union member to the hyatt corporation board of directors. these are pictures now, live pictures showing demonstrators outside a hyatt hotel. this is in union square. the union says adding a union member to the hyatt board will give workers a vote and how hyatt operates. the hotel chain had no comment today on this plan. what we learned today that those busted bolts on the eastern span of the bay bridge that we first reported last week they were suspect before they were even installed. tom vacar has been following these new developments and he joins joins us now. >> did caltrans simply trust too much or did it believe what

it was seeing. there are reports that caltranss was already seeing problems with the bolt's failing before it actually started seriously tightening down but it went ahead any way. >> reporter: testing, taking a representative number of parts and making sure this is where they need to be. larry iselsteen head quartered in menlo park says sometimes there can be too much trust of suppliers. >> many cases manufacturers will do their own tests and sometimes the end user will do validation testing as well.

on the other hand, there are quality topnotch manufacturers in which you maybe wouldn't scrutinize their products as much. >> reporter: coming up at 6:00, will a work around fix be sufficient and who's going to pay that estimated $1 million to fix it? we'll have that at 6:00. an el cerrito man wanted on a million dollars gold heist has turned himself in. david johnson seen here on the left surrendered yesterday. he's in jail now on $1 million bail. his accomplice is still at large. officers say the two are the prime suspects in the theft of $1.4 million in gold nuggets. the 33-year-old man accused of deliberately crashing his

car into a wal-mart store and then attacking customers appeared in court today. we have video from you tube taken by customers who witnessed the incident. four people were injured. today he appeared in court to face charges unrelated to sunday's incident. they stem from a drug arrest last year. also allegations that zaid gave false information to authorities. >> the da is going to argue that he had an opportunity for treatment of his drug problem. he didn't take that opportunity and now we have a very serious case before the court. so that's going to hurt him. >> reporter: zaid is expectedded to return to court to face charges related to that incident at that wal-mart store as early as tomorrow. we're learning more tonight about a strange situation in lafayette that led police to shoot a man outside the

expensive home where he lived. lauren blanco is live tonight with what she's been able to piece together about what happened. >> reporter: i just got a phone call from lafayette police, the man who wielded the knife at officers is at the hospital and is undergoing emergency surgery. you can see behind me there are broken windows but those windows were shattered before his run in with police. >> reporter: broken glass and ripped drapes spilling out of a top story window. the series of shattered glass may help investigators figure out what happened at this large lafayette home. >> it's shocking but things like that happen. >> reporter: around 7:00 this morning a series of 911 calls came from the home but the caller kept hanging out. so lafayette police dropped by to check it out. >> they approached the resident, subject came out of the home had a knife. the officers ordered the suspect to drop the knife. several minutes later shots erupted from the officers. >> it sounded like bang, bang,

bang, bang. >> reporter: a 28-year-old was shot. he is expected to survive, he was taken to the hospital. the active crime scene all a bit unnerving for people on picturesque mill view drive. a neighborhood with million dollars homes. >> it's unusual to see that type of police presence. >> reporter: elmwood says she's been close friends with her neighbors for years. >> first to have the guy speeding through here, and then i guess there was a big party at the house. i really don't know any more than that other than my grandson and i are staying inside our home today. >> reporter: the two officers who opened fire are on administrative leave. this is the only officer

involved shooting in lafayette history. there's new information tonight about the parolee suspected of killing colorado's prisons chief last month. evan evels electronic bracelet stopped working. it wasn't until hours before the shooting that parol officers went to check on evels. but by that time he was gone. evidence at the scene connected him to the death of the prisons chief. another prominent republican senator announced his support for same-sex marriage. mark kirk of illinois posted on his blog today that quote, life comes down to who you love and who loves you. and the government has no place in the middle. senator kirk is the ranking republican lawmakers in illinois. today's announcement comes less than three weeks since portman

of ohio became the first republican to announce support of gay marriage. north korea is vowing to start a nuclear program which had been shut down for years. and yang is promising to escalate the production of materials used to make nuclear weapons. white house secretary carney announced today. >> a strong common interest in peace and stability in southeast asian. >> b2 and b52 bombers flew over south korea last week all part of the joint military exercise that is the u.s. is participating in with south korea. president obama will be in the bay area to do midterm election fund raising. this will be the president's first bay area visit since his reelection. he will attend a fundraiser

tomorrow in san francisco. then on thursday he's off to aperton for another democratic lawmaker. those events are private. the new proposal to arm teachers and school personnel is now part of the gun control debate. we'll show you why firearms training is at the heart of the issue. it's a pleasant day around the bay area. i see another round for tomorrow and wet weather on the way for your thursday. i'll have a look at that storm. i'll have your temperatures for wednesday coming up.

as we reported earlier a group backed by the nra released a recommendation which included training and arming. the proposal could be something school districts there will have to deal with soon, robert handa has the story. >> reporter: we're at an

elementary school in san jose and you can see how easy it is to get on campus. but there that comes to arming teachers is a new debate. coleman a former police officer and sheriff deputy runs cirque. a san jose center to train people to move into security jobs. coleman has been preparing for the school shield program which includes arming teachers and he plans to make presentations to local school districts. >> we started making programs and ideas of school situations. and scenarios where we can put the teachers in these situations and see how they respond, how they react. >> reporter: alam rock school district superintendent says the program could work for some districts but he's skeptical. >> i don't think public

education is best suited by individuals who are highered to teach to make connections with kids and families should also be armed to be protectors of that school in an armed method. >> reporter: south bay congressman mike honda says he doesn't expect the proposal to go far. >> the goal is to reduce the number of firearms around the school and commune tips so that's counter productive. >> that's all part of the training. you give them the training, you teach them how to shoot it. you teach them how to take cover, how to protect their students. the legal ramifications. >> reporter: and those legal ramifications are expected to carry over into the upcoming debates over gun control. live in san jose, robert handa, ktvu news. and in about 15 minutes, remembering oikos the husband of one of the victims there talks about the life of his

wife and what he calls his most secret wish. police in the peninsula hope that the surveillance video will help find a suspect. when they become distracted he swipes the electronic. there may soon be several ways to block prerecorded automated phone calls known as robocalls. the commission asked people for ideas on how to put a stop to those phone calls. after receiving 800 submissions the fdc crowned several winners in washington among them a system that routs robocalls to a secondary line before hanging up on them. >> i would like to call it a

mute button for robocallers you don't hear them anymore and it's gone. >> reporter: two engineers from google's office were also recognized for caller i.d. spoofer. spoofing masks the original number so when the person trys to redial they get a disconnected number or something other than the source of the original call. we have some important health information about hand soap and other hand hold products. they're all on the new list on the defense council on things to avoid. other items on the list, a dog flea collar that could be hazardous to people. a weed killer which may cause cancer. >> all i have to look at the back and that's where it will

label the triclosan. >> reporter: the group also says to avoid the chemical linden which is in lice killers. a federal judge ruled today that a chicago company called time line can sue the social networking giant over a trademark violation for use of the word time line. now this ruling means a jury kyle -- jury trial could start as scheduled. search teams in southern california are gathering right now a possible hiking area for two missing teenagers. sheriff officials have set up a staging area in orange county. where a 19-year-old man and an 18-year-old woman vanished during a weekend hike. authorities say the teens called authorities on sunday night saying they were lost. their cell phone lost power soon after. today searchers concentrated on

an area where a blood hound picked up a scent overnight. chief meteorologist and bill martin are off tonight. rosemary orozco filling in for them. >> we had sunshine for the second part of the day and pleasant weather in store in most cases. giving you a live look outside for those of those highs that remain hugging the coast. i do expect it will creep back in at the bay and bring us partly cloudy skies and patches of fog at the bay. 72 in antioch. our inland area warmed a few degrees yesterday. around the bay sort of hit or miss. some slightly cooler, some slightly waller. as we get into tonight, partly

cloudy skies. tomorrow morning we will watch that burn off and we will be dry and mild for the second part of the afternoon. but don't ditch the umbrella. we have wet weather coming our way on thursday. let me show you the system here. a few high clouds over head at this time. tomorrow we will notice high clouds in the forecast and right about sunset i expect these clouds here to be thick in nature. they will move in by wednesday night. this is the system here. now different than what we saw this past weekend where the center of the storm rolled right over the bay area bringing us that very unstable weather. the thunderstorms this system is actually going to be pushed to the north because we do have a ridge of high pressure in place so it's going to take this track. and as it does it's going to bring a frame but we're not going to see the center of that system move right over the bay area like last time around. here we are tomorrow morning, we're waking up with clouds along the coastline. by 10:00, 11:00 it's out of here and we have the high clouds i mentioned a moment

ago. by the afternoon they will begin to increase and we have light clouds. tomorrow morning temperatures similar to what we felt this morning. 43 in santa rosa. 47 for hayward. upper 40s for san jose and for the afternoon 69 in santa rosa. 75 for antioch, down into san jose you're looking at 72. 73degrees in morgan hill. when i come back i'm going to show you the futurecast model when i do expect that rain to arrive at your doorstep and how long it's going to last in your extended forecast. >> thank you, rosemary. they are back the san francisco symphony makes its return with a special concert plus we're learning some of the particulars of their new contract. >> also former south african american nelson mandela will remain in the hospital. what we're learning tonight about his condition. >> a new message to get rid of a big bio hazard. how san francisco is trying to get used needles off city

streets. then what does google know about you? why holes in the privacy policy are causing worldwide concerns. >> a memorial service in napa county filled with love for the man responsible for this. one of thehorse important bottles of wine in the history of california -- one of the most important bottles of wine in the history of california. his legacy coming up.

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the highway patrol says the driver of a concrete truck that may have been going too fast when the truck flipped over in san jose during the morning commute. that driver suffered minor injuries in the accident. it happened on the ramp from 280 to highway 101 just before 6:30 this morning. the mixer remained on its side until the roadway was cleared about three hours later. the highway connector ramp was also closed. that caused as you can imagine long traffic back ups. the highway patrol is investigating whether a yellow cab driver was intoxicated during an early morning

accident. the driver lost control at highway 101 and milbrae avenue. officers gave the driver a breathalyzer test but results have not yet been reported. the sound of symphony music returned to davies hall in san francisco today. after a 2-1/2 week strike the san francisco symphony played a concert today before a young crowd of school children. musicians and symphony management reached a tentative deal over the weekend and now plans to play all concerts scheduled for the remainder of their season. today the symphony's director called the agreement the best outcome they could hope for. >> i guess we all realized that it was important that we engage in thoughtful discussions and thoughtful negotiations in order to move this forward. we're very happy about this and we're ready to move forward in

serving our community. >> reporter: the new 26 month contract still needs ratification for the full orchestra which is expected to take place over the next couple of days. today's performance was held as part of the symphony's adventures in symphony program. the week long music series is set to provide free concerts to more than 10,000 first and second graders in san francisco. former south african president will spend another day in the hospital. doctors drained fluids from mandela's lung area making it easier for him to breathe. this is mandela's third trip to the hospital since december. we're sitting inside a $70,000 car. it's a little too pricey for a lot of people to afford. but now the company that makes the tesla ls has a new plan to

get more drivers behind the wheel.

one year ago today a gunman entered oikos university in oak land and without warning shot -- oakland and without warning shot and killed seven people. one of the victims was the mother of three young children. today we spoke to her husband about the questions that his kids still ask him and his one wish. rob roth is at oikos today. >> reporter: we're standing in front of oikos university and a memorial for the people who

died. families grieve separately. the loved ones, doris chabuco left behind prayed today. her mother and husband, portrait of a heartbroken family marking a horrific anniversary. >> just like the wound opened up again. >> reporter: chabuco had been an attorney in her native nigeria, she was taking nursing classes where five other students and an employee were shot to death authorities say by former student goh. the chabuco children ask their father questions. >> the youngest one will ask me why did the guy kill mommy. you know. i don't think i have an answer for that. >> reporter: chabuco is a technician with at&t who says he moved his family out of

richmond. >> reporter: the chabucos say they will try to find a way to move away from this ordeal but one year has not been enough time to heal the wounds. doris' husband shared with us his most secret wish. >> if i could just see a ghost of her that would make my day. i terribly miss her. i wish i could have just one last shot at just looking at her. >> reporter: here at oikos late this afternoon, workers from the food bank next door came by to bring flowers and had a moment of silence. oikos plans a memorial concert in oakland on saturday evening. reporting live in oakland, rob roth, ktvu news. six other people died in the attack. june saymore of san jose, lydia

simm, unhe kim from union city, butia zuring from san francisco and kathleen ping from oakland. the suspected gunman was 43- year-old goh. he is currently in a mental hospital after a judge declared him incompetent to stand trial. there was no ceremony to mark the one year anniversary. instead two concerts are planned for this saturday and the next. the first is set for st. paul's episcopal church at 7:00 p.m. on saturday april 6. the next is scheduled for saturday april 13 at the capital korean presbyterian church in the community of el dorado hills near fulsome. we have some breaking news right now. news chopper 2 is on its way to a scene in palo alto where a car has crashed into a house. from what we understand an elderly driver hit the gas not

the break. one pedestrian was hit. that pedestrian has been taken to the hospital. we're working to get more information and as soon as news chopper 2 arrive there is we will show you live pictures of the scene. university of san francisco is one of seven schools selected for a nationwide emergency preparedness pilot program. janet napolitano made the announcement today. csf will join universities nationwide to prepare fornaturalnatch -- for natural disasters. the carrier known as anna is the biggest customer for boeing's grounded dream liner. anna will likely begin using

its 787 for cargo flights. they will resume flights with the dream liner in june. ford and chrysler are reporting their best month of sales in nearly six years. ford sales rose 6% in march. the company says that's drew to saleless. chrysler rose 5%. the auto maker says it's the best month for sales. gm says that sales were up 6% and toyota sales increased by 1% after a very strong sales year last march. tesla motors wants to put more of its pricey electric cars on the road by offering something new. allie rasmus is here to explain the big announcement made by tesla. >> reporter: and there's no dials on the dashboard and no

key. everything functions through this touch screen control pad. kind of like a big i pad in the car. but unless you have 70 to 100 grand in hand, this car was probably off limits for you but that may be changing now. >> when you hear the accelerator, it's instantaneous. >> reporter: kevin taguchi says this all electric vehicle with keyless entry is worth every penny. >> it feels like you're on a track. >> reporter: and it can go 100 miles without recharging the battery. >> hopefully cars will go in this direction and we'll be able to get off fossil fuels. >> reporter: but it cost him $80,000 in cash to buy it that's after using the $10,000 rebates that come with the electric car. it's a price point out of reach for most of us but that may be changing. >> make the car more broadly affordable to people. >> reporter: tesla motor ceo

announced the company will offer financing. >> by providing a compelling financing solution for model s, we're helping to broaden the access of our customers to the car. >> reporter: customers are good credit have to put 10% down. u.s. bank and wells fargo will finance the rest. after three years the customer. >> mike: have the option to sell the car back or continue a program to buy the car. >> people are buying it. but they are pricey and so at some point you might exhaust that supply of well healed buyers who are also interested in taking that leap to a new technology. >> reporter: and tesla says it's also working with banks in canada and other parts of the world to offer financing plans for its customers abroad. live in san jose, allie rasmusen. meth and more, the charges that a priest pleaded guilty to

today in court. and the connection to california. we are getting a new look tonight after that massive sink hole that swallowed up a man last month in florida. $4 doesn't really buy you much these days, huh?

unless you're at denny's. where there are always great choices for four dollars, on the 2$4$6$8 value menu ®. a suspended roman catholic priest pleaded guilty today to federal drug charges. 61-year-old kevin wallen of

connecticut is accused of selling more than $300,000 of meth while running an adult video and sex toy shop. prosecutors say walen got the meth mailed to him from california and used the sex shop to launder profits. as part of his plea deal, walen faces 11 to 15 years many prison. walen resigned his priest position back in november. emergency crews found 30- year-old craig fuget hanging by a rope outside a high rise early yesterday morning. it's believed that he accidentally hanged himself. investigators say they later found a bottle of spray paint on a near by balcony. fuget reportedly grew up in concord, was recently living in vancouver washington and told family members he planned to move to sacramento. a new look at that florida sink hole that swallowed up a man sleeping in his room.

the photo was taken by a contractor who examined the hole before the home was demolished. it showed the sink hole had grown to the point where it swallowed up the bed and the man completely. the man's body was never recovered. all that can be seen in the video is the hole. what can $100 million in brain research really do? we asked the people who really know. fair weather will return to the bay area for your wednesday. but keep that raincoat handy, i'm tracking rain come thursday. a new method to get rid of a big bio hazard. how san francisco is trying to get used needles off city streets. >> what does google know about you? why holes in the privacy are causing worldwide concern. >> a memorial service in napa valley filled with love for the man responsible for this one of the most important bottles of wine in the history of california.

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president obama today unveiled a new initiative of finding the mysteries of the brain. >> think about what we could do once we do crack this code. imagine if no family had to feel helpless watching a loved one disappear behind the mask of parkinsons, or struggle in the grip of epilepsy. >> reporter: the president says he's asked congress to spend $100 million next year to fund the project. the initiative calls for the development of new technology that can record the electrical activity of individual cells and neurocircuits in the brain. it's expected that much of that $100 million would actually be spent right here in the bay area and our health and science editor john fowler is in san

francisco now with more on that plus some of the people john who may benefit directly from this. >> reporter: that's right, this brain initiative was hailed at long overdue by some remarkable people we spoke with here. nowhere are mysteries of the brain more compelling than among people here at the pomeroy center. suzy had a stroke a year ago today she's meeting with a group recovering. >> we want to understand it. we want to understand what went wrong with us. and the only way to do it is through research. >> we came to another session and a bus hit our car. >> the tumor had time to damage a few things. >> the tension needs to be put on people's brain injuries. and we haven't had that. >> reporter: this initiative could reveal how brains actually work at the cellular

levels. >> i need to know the exact location of a problem of abnormality so we can know as much as we can without hitting tissue. >> it's really important to know something about the uncharted parts, to have maps. >> reporter: it could take years but the pay off may be many many lives saved. >> we have people with car accidents, bicycle accidents. we have military personnel returning all the time. >> experts tell me this bold brain initiative could revolutionize the diagnosis and treatment of some of medicine's most difficult problems. reporting live in san francisco, health and science editor john fowler ktvu channel 2 news. today is world autism awareness day. every year on april 2nd autism organizations around the world observe the day with special awareness programs and fundraisers. there is no medical detention or cure for the development

disability. it affects about one in every 88 children. the empire state building is observing the day by lighting its tower blue in honor of the group autism speaks. two wrongful death lawsuits by the family of junior seau are being looked at. his family says that during his nfl career he took many -- finding nemo is coming back to the big screen but this time it's dori who just kept on swimming and is lost.

pixar announced the nemo sequel will be returning this time called finding dori. that sequel is due out on november of 2015. >> such a nice movie. can't wait. a lot of sunshine in most places but we have to show you this really cool shot of san francisco. the thing is it's hard to see san francisco. we've got low clouds on the backside. hugging the coastline. and a finger of fog just cruising through. all that shot doesn't really do it any justice. but this is what we're seeing outside our doors i do expect the low clouds and patches of fog will be moving into the bay area and will greet us once again tomorrow morning. an on shore breeze, 17 miles reported at sfo. we have eight-miles-per-hour in oak land. 10 in napa but again helping to transport that moist pacific air. as we get into the afternoon and evening hours, this is what i'm thinking, 60 to 70 degrees,

but we're feeling right now low 60s closer to the coast low 70s for some of our inland areas. if you're goes to the ballpark to watch the a's play, you should be sitting warm. as we get into the evening hours the low clouds, patchy fog coming back and temperatures cooling back into the 60s. tomorrow morning i expect 40s ben. -- 40s again. and this is the system i've been talking about. as i roll you to when we expect this. wednesday is going to be an a- okay day. i'm going to fast forward you, worth noting in time for the morning commute. we've got pockets of heavier rain. we have showers continuing through the 7:00 hour. by 9:00 though notice, bebegins begin -- begins to drop off a bit. i'm thinking rain early on that

means steady. and hit and miss in areas of showers throughout rest of the day. i want to roll us through friday. we have weak systems that will continue to roll past and as they do going to bring just a very slight chance for some rain through the bay area especially the north bay. we've been tracking that for you. in the short term, thursday is going to be the next day we get that rain. tomorrow morning we start out with 40s by the noontime we're feeling pretty good. low 60s in the forecast with partly cloudy skies. high clouds increasing for the second part of the day ahead of that storm. temperatures upper 50s to low to mid-70s expected tomorrow. 75 pleasanton. 73 morgan hill. 60s along the peninsula to near 70 degrees for the southern part of the peninsula area. your extended forecast with your weekend in view starting with tomorrow another good looking day by thursday. the rain hits us early on so expect us for the morning drive. scattered showers on thursday. slight chance on friday and into the weekend we'll be

watching the unsettled weather too. >> good stuff. thank you rosemary. on top of the world we will show you the view from the new world trade center observation deck. also a teeth cleaning and a whole lot more. what may be lurking on that bib dentists use even after it's been sterilized.

we are getting the first

glimpse tonight of the woory. we want to give you now a look at the view from the deck. the port authority also released a video of what the 120,000 square foot deck will look like once it's complete. it will include dining and shopping options are cutting edge technology. a study released today warns of contaminations in those clips used at dentist offices. a study was found and found that those clips still had bacteria. >> you don't know who was before you. and if you could be compromised for disease there's a chance you might get infected. >> reporter: one important note here, researchers say they have found no evidence that anyone has actually been infected as a result of those contaminated clips. a controversial plan to build a new retail and housing

center in walnut creek goes before the city council tonight. the 25-acre development dubbed the orchards at walnut creek would be built at ignacio valley. some neighbors are worried though about traffic. they also say that new center could hurt near by businesses. a tree top protest today in mendocino county -- this demonstration it all came to an end today when chp officers armed with batons and bean bag projectiles moved in and arrested those protesters. they are a common sight at

your doctors office but now they are scattering them throughout the city. the new develop boxes for used syringes.

good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. we begin with breaking news that we are following right now from palo alto. we have learned that a car has driven into a home on boise avenue. news chopper ( -- news chopper 2 is over head and has spotted the scene but it is unclear what's going on on the ground. you see there the car in the house. we're also told that that car hit a pedestrian on the front yard. we don't yet have a condition for that person. we are also told that the driver was taken to the hospital and that the home is now going to be red tagged because of the damage. residents in a usually quiet oakland neighborhood are on edge tonight after a paramedic may have been shot in his own car. it happened on keller avenue