friends and family say their final good-byes to a college athlete killed on a visit home for spring break. how he's being remembered. >> new details about the latest victim of oakland's ongoing street violence. how an east bay photo journalist got caught in a shooting that left another victim wounded. we don't have a lot of time to save it. >> dozens of demonstrators come together to save an iconic east bay theater. the group's last-minute effort to keep the dome from being

torn down. . good evening. i'm maureen nailer. heather is off tonight. >> and i'm ken wayne. a week after a san francisco teenager was shot to death in front of his own house, his friends and family members said good-bye during funeral services this afternoon. alex savidge is live in the mission district to tell us why this death is hitting those who knew him particularly hard. alex? >> reporter: well, ken, friends tell me this young man was a good student, a star athlete, who stayed out of trouble. jacob was home from college for spring break, visiting with family last week, when he was killed. today, an entire community came here to this church in the mission to honor his life. as the casket was carried inside st. peter's church in san francisco this afternoon, the parents of 19-year-old jacob valdez were overcome with emotion. students from reardon high school, his alma mater, lined

the front steps. his former classmates are struggling to understand what happened. >> i can't really believe it, because he's a really peaceful kind of person, and i never once saw him get angry. when i heard this, it was unbelievable. >> sad to see him go down like that, the way he did. and he was nice to everybody. >> reporter: there was barely enough room for everyone to stand inside the church today. >> all these people here for him. it's just a real surreal moment. you don't realize something bad happens in the mission until it happens that it's one of your best friends. >> reporter: last saturday, valdez was killed outside his house in the mission. police say the shooter asked about his gang affiliation before opening fire. friends and family members say valdez wasn't in a gang. he was a sophomore at lewis & clark college in oregon, where he played on the football team. today, his teammates wore their jerseys to the funeral to remember him. >> just a happy guy.

loved sports. loved everybody. didn't hate anybody. didn't have anything against anybody. ♪ >> reporter: and i checked in today with san francisco police. a spokesman told me detectives are continuing to work this case, still searching for valdez' killer and hoping that more witnesses will come forward to help them. live tonight in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2news. new details about the victim in last night's deadly shooting in oakland. the oakland tribune reports the man killed was a former photographer for the newspaper who was not the intended target. according to the tribune, 54- year-old lionel ray flukier was fatally wounded after 10:00 while driving home from the gym. he was shot around seminary avenue and mcarthur boulevard near mills college. the intended target of the shooting was critically wounded and taken to the hospital. so far, police have not made any arrests. homicide detectives in san jose are searching for clues tonight after a man died overnight near a popular park. officers responded to a call

just before 3:00 this morning on center road near kelly park. they found a man lying in a parking lot with at least one gunshot wound. he died at the scene. investigators aren't sure if a large party happening nearby is linked to that shooting. this mark's san jose's 11th homicide of the year. two people are recovering from a violent attack outside their san francisco motel late last night. as lorainne blanco reports, the tourists were stabbed as they arrived at their hotel near 7th and mission streets. >> reporter: a brightly lit building, but late last night, the driveway of america can hotel on 7th street became a dark place for two tourists. >> it makes me realize it was a good thing i didn't go out last night. that was the whole reason, because i'm here by myself. i didn't want to go out. >> reporter: a hotel employee says a group of loud men asked to use the bathroom around 11:00 p.m. when she told them it was just for hotel guests, they became angry. one of the men went outside,

got into an argument with a tourist, then stabbed him and another tourist. >> of course that worries me. that can happen anywhere, really. if you think about it. >> reporter: both are expected to survive. the hotel manager says it's a terrible crime and he's glad no one was killed. the suspect got away. >> all entrances are secured with key access. that's our number one priority. and unfortunate that it happened outside here. pom from the street. >> reporter: hotel management says there are several surveillance cameras in and around the building and they did give that video to police. they hope it will help them catch the suspect. in san francisco, lorainne blanco, ktvu channel 2news. another stabbing in oakland left a man critically injured outside a downtown nightclub off 17th street and san pablo avenue. police found the victim with several stab wounds after 2:00 a.m. on the street. the stabbing happened after

some type of altercation. police have not made any arrests. two workers at chevron refinery in richmond were taken to the hospital in an incident involving a leak. it happened just after midnight when a small amount of substance called flushing oil leaked. flushing oil is a type of oil used as a solvent to clean refinery pipes and equipment. chevron says the two workers were treated for exposure to the oil and released. no word what caused the flushing oil to leak. the weather caused flight delays today at san francisco airport. mist and low-lying clouds were blamed for delays of between 20 and 60 minutes mostly on short haul flights up and down the coast. right now, sfo is experiencing departure and arrival delays of 15 minutes. check with your airline before you go to the airport to check your flight status. taking a live look at conditions at san francisco, it's been mostly gray all day. you can see still overcast hanging over the bay bridge in the central part of the bay. in 12 minutes, meteorologist mark tamayo will have his

complete bay area forecast, including how soon we can expect showers. hercules police arrested two men after discovering stolen mail from all over the bay area. police tell us they initially detained 25-year-old brandon thomas harris and 27-year-old justin connolin for trying to use a counterfeit $20 bill at a hercules store. after a search of their vehicle, police found two suitcases filled with stolen mail from 20 different bay area cities, as well as the city of torrence in los angeles county. bay area emergency workers sprang into action today, but it was all for a drill. more than 200 search and rescue personnel from agencies all over the bay area took part in what they call mobilization exercises. that included hazard assessments, emergency medical care, search and rescue operations. the teams practiced for large earthquakes that caused building collapses, a lot of injuries and people trapped. >> basically doing extrication, search, rescue of live victims, and then also simulate those

victims that have been exposed to chemical, biological and radioactives. they will do a decon of those victims, as well as the rescuers themselves and their equipment. >> several search and rescue dogs also took part in the exercises. the emergency drills continue through tomorrow. continuing coverage to north korea. a planned ballistic missile test has been delayed. meantime, foreign embassies are taking a wait and see approach after north korea warned it would not be able to guarantee the safety of embassy staff in the event of war. north korea has issued a series of unusually strong threats since it was sanctioned by the united nations last month for carrying out a nuclear test. most experts say it's all just war rhetoric. >> i must say, i've never heard of this kind of thing before, to tell embassies to go run for your lives and then the embassy say, no, we're fine just staying right here. so it is really an example of

this kind of bizarre north korean propaganda. >> the foreign embassies have not announced plans to evacuate. some experts say north korea may try another nuclear test soon. [ police sirens ] a horrific scene at a political rally, where two bomb blasts killed at least 20 people. investigators say the first bomb was detonated by a suicide bomber and the second was some sort of home made bomb. the bombs exploded as people gathered for lunch to hear from a sunni candidate campaigning ahead of the upcoming election. police say an airman stationed at beal air force base east of yuba city was found dead in his off-base home last night. the airman was found around 6:00 last night. his name has not yet been released. air force officials are working with the sutter county sheriff's department investigating that death. in afghanistan, six americans were killed today in two separate attacks. officials say a suicide car bomb killed three u.s. service members, two u.s. civilians,

and an afghan doctor in zabul province. they were riding in a military convoy. secretary of state john kerry says a female diplomat is among the dead. an american civilian was killed in another insurgent attack in eastern afghanistan. the attack comes on the same day the joint chief of staff arrived in afghanistan, there to assess the level of training that american troops can provide to afghan security forces after combat forces complete their withdrawal at the end of 2014. the adult son of popular pastor and author rick warren died today in an apparent suicide. a statement released by warren's saddleback church in southern california says matthew warren took his own life at his home. his father said matthew suffered from mental illness and deep depression for years. his son was 27 years old. . well, it's been one year since the deadly mass shooting at oikos university. how friends and family are marking the somber anniversary

tonight. >> a movie monster signing a petition. what all these people are trying to do here in contra costa county. >> another batch of clouds approaching the bay area right now. coming up, we'll break down shower chances for your sunday and i'll let you know when 80s resurface on the forecast maps. >> and a very controversial antiabortion bill now on the kansas governor's desk. the one line in that bill that has some activists upset.

a pedestrian was critically injured in san francisco overnight after being hit by a taxi. it happened just after 2:00 this morning on broadway near larken near the broadway tunnel. one witness said the pedestrian was not in a crosswalk when he was hit. >> we just heard a screech and the impact and then saw the bodies fly about 15 feet

through the air and then called 911. >> the victim was taken to san francisco general hospital with life-threatening injuries. police say the taxi driver stopped and cooperated with officers on the scene. investigators say they don't believe drugs or alcohol played a role in the accident. a memorial concert for the victims of last year's oikos university shooting gets under way in about 45 minutes. people placed flowers at the front door of the nursing school on tuesday. that marked a year since the shooting that killed seven people. former student juan go has been charged in the mass shooting, but a judge found him not competent to stand trial. tonight's concert features the san francisco master choral in st. paul. three home burglaries happened within an eight-hour window yesterday. the burglars got into homes located between 8:00 in the morning and 4:00 in the afternoon yesterday.

the burglaries are likely linked to a rash of door knock burglaries in the area. if nobody answers the door, the criminals break in. growing support in the east bay to try to save a quirky- looking movie theater from the wrecking ball. as john sasaki reports, pleasant hill's dome theater survival story is almost as compelling as some of the movies its shown. >> reporter: dozens of people went to pleasant hill's theater this afternoon, but not for the latest suspense movie. >> we don't have a lot of time to save it. >> reporter: this group is trying to save the theater itself. >> something that's beloved by a lot of people. there's a lot of potential for this to be an important historical and cultural resource for the area. >> reporter: but the plan is to replace it with a dick's sporting goods store. the theater, with its signature dome, opened in 1967. many people have fond memories of the first movie they saw here. >> as my reward for finally making it through a week of preschool, my older siblings brought me to see "the sound of

music." >> the one in my mind the most  is "star wars ." >> reporter: an alien even made an appearance. >> we wish they would show even bigger and better films in the dome theater or turn it into an imax theater. >> reporter: now it shows mostly artsy or foreign films, but this may be a done deal, because the developer has a demolition permit and the city is ready for the increased tax revenue. some trees behind the building have already been cut down. >> they are perfectly entitled to, you know, demolish the buildings that exist there. what they are proposing right now falls well within the commercial and retail zoning. >> reporter: dick's sporting goods is expected to open in 10 months. without an unexpected twist to this story, the end for the dome theater is near. april 21st, two weeks from tomorrow, is the last day this box office will be open. in pleasant hill, i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2news. a movie based on the life of oscar grant will hit

theaters in july instead of its planned october release. >> you guys got plans for the night? >> nothing major. meet up with the fellas, head out to the city. >> why don't you take the train out there. >> fruitvale follows grant's last 24 hours before his death four years ago. it inspired early oscar buzz when it debuted at the sundance film festival. the move to july is seen as unconventional because award season contenders are typically released between october and the end of the year. fruitvale will open in limited release now on july 26th. the kansas legislature late last night approved a sweeping new antiabortion bill that states life begins at fertilization. the bill would block potential tax breaks for abortion providers and bans abortions based on gender selection. supporters say the life begins at fertilization line in the bill is meant to be symbolic. but abortion rights advocates say it's another attempt to restrict access to abortions. the governor is expected to sign the bill into law.

a new york city restaurant remains open and busy, despite exposing hundreds of customers to hepatitis. the new york city health department warned yesterday as many as 450 people who visited the trendy west side restaurant alta are at risk. president obama is ready to present a budget to congress and spoke about it did during his weekly address to the nation. >>it's a budget that doesn't make harsh and unnecessary cuts that only serve to slow our economy. we'll keep our promise to an aging generation by shoring up medicare and we'll keep our promise to the next generation by investing in the fundamentals that have always made america strong. >> plans call for mr. obama to give the budget to the house of representatives on wednesday, but republican speaker john boehner has already dismissed plans to raise taxes on the wealthy. former south african president nelson mandela is back home tonight, after he was released from the hospital today following treatment for

pneumonia. mr. mandela had been in the hospital since last week. the nobel peace prize laureate is particularly vulnerable to respiratory problems, as he contracted tuberculosis during his 27-year imprisonment under apartheid. his last appearance was at the world soccer cup tournament in 2010. time to check in now with mark tamayo. the sun was trying to break through with limited success in parts of the bay area. >> yeah, that's right, especially in the south bay. right now, the fog is winning the battle, if you can see over parts of the bay. low clouds, fog, even drizzle will be a factor for tonight and the possibility of showers once again for the second half of the weekend. here's our live camera in san francisco, with some overcast out here and pockets of fog. that will be somewhat increasing in coverage overnight as we do head into sunday morning. right now to the maps, live storm tracker 2 showing the clouds moving into northern california. most recent image, the bulk of the organized rainfall is up here, up to our north, around

eureka, crescent city. we have the clouds in place and once again, we'll hold on to shower chances over the next 24 hours. current temperatures, we'll take a look at those. right now in the 0s to 60s. san francisco dropping down to 56 degrees. santa rosa at 63. san jose reporting partly cloudy skies and current temperature of 62. forecast headlines for tonight, partly to mostly cloudy. tomorrow, more clouds and we could be tracking a few more scattered showers, especially by this time tomorrow. and then the extended, a completely different weather pattern. we'll clear out the clouds and really warm up those numbers. first thing tomorrow morning, fog and drizzle and the possibility of a light shower. temperatures mainly in the upper 40s to low to mid-50s. highest the shower chances will be focused in the northern half of the bay area. these are all very weak systems, but still could produce wet roadways to start out your sunday. i am watching this system out here offshore. more cloud cover for tonight. here's the weak system for the second half of the weekend. so as a result for tomorrow afternoon, into tomorrow night,

we bump up the shower chances. but that's after a fairly cloudy start with drizzle. once this system moves through sunday night into monday, wind speeds pick up, especially near the coast. we could have winds from around 30 to 35 miles an hour. so a bit of a breeze out there first thing monday morning. also, another key headline is this. once this moves through, temperatures respond by warming up. look what happens for tuesday and wednesday. by wednesday, the warmest locations are approaching the 80s. around 82 to 84 degrees for the warmest locations inland. here's our forecast model. showing you fog and drizzle tomorrow morning. we could have breaks by the afternoon, but here we go, with the highest shower chance by sunday night. we clear out those clouds by monday morning and into the afternoon hours. temperatures for tomorrow, mainly in the 60s. san jose, 67. morgan hill, 68 degrees. not a big change from today. and your baseball forecast, the giants, game 3 for tomorrow against the cardinals, partly cloudy skies, clouds could be on the increase for the latter,

late innings. here's a look ahead at your five-day forecast with your weekend always in view. we clear out the clouds by monday. if you like warmer temperatures, you'll like tuesday and wednesday. we're talking about 70s and 80s. changing weather pattern, but still clouds and fog and shower chances for tomorrow. >> for spring break, could be nice. >> looking good. >> thank you, mark. people in the east bay today got a chance to learn how to help themselves, their family and neighbors in case of a big disaster. the event is called save a life saturday, and it's sponsored by the american red cross. it's held at the axeful gospel church in oakland. people got basic lessons in first aid and cpr and disaster preparedness. kits were given away as well. joe fonzi joins us next, as the giants try to keep their hot streak alive. >> plus, it's considered the most coveted baseball card of all time. today, it proved its worth. we'll tell you just how much it sold for at auction.

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honus wagner sold today for $2 million. wagner forced a recall because the tobacco company didn't have his permission to print the card. >> think of all the moms who threw out the baseball cards. >> my mom saved our cards. >> baseball giants, different outcome today? >> yeah, let's talk baseball. st. louis cards threw a little cold water on the world series champions celebration today. >> carlos beltran in the first off ryan vogelsong scores carpenter. cardinals up 1-0. giants got even with one swing of the bat, hunter pence over center field. homer number 2 for pence. giants took the lead in the

second. then the cardinals got to vogelsong for three runs in the 5th. one run already in and beltran singles to right to score two more. three rbis on the day for beltran, as the cardinals win 6- 3. tomorrow in pregame ceremonies, giants get their world championship rings. one finals participant set for monday night's ncaa championship basketball game. kevin ware and louisville, the sentimental favorite after ware's injury last week against cinderella wichita state. the shockers load most of the way. they would run the floor after the turnover. cotton to early. wichita state by a point at half time. the cardinals needed final minute heroics to turn the momentum. tied at 58-58. louisville would not trail again. then a dagger at the 2-minute mark. hancock with the three. cardinals are in front by five.

they go on to win 72-68. they will play for the national championship on monday night. syracuse and michigan getting under way in tonight's other semi final game. we'll have that for you tonight at 10:00 and all the day's sports on sports wrap. see you then. coming up tonight on the 10:00 news-- >> more on last night's homicide and the death of a former newspaper photographer. we're talking to one of his former colleagues about his life and shocking death. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2news. >> we'll see you the next time news breaks and hope to see you tonight at 10:00.