a center evacuated. a bomb squad called after a device similar to the one used at the boston marathon bombings was found tonight. good evening i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. it was a pressure cooker bomb that was discovered. >> reporter: ken the bomb square affected the village at san antonio center. shoppers and residents were

told to evacuate were not allowed back in the building. within the last hour, mountain view police tell us that a pressure cooker was found right inside of this bamboo. a neighbor reported it and police immediately came to the building they said they weren't taking any chances. >> what comes to mind immediately is probably the boston marathon the tragedy that happened back east. and we would like to avoid that here. >> reporter: mountain view police called the bomb squad around six -- 6:00 this evening shortly after the report. authorities found the treasure cooker empty. you will remember boston bombers used a pressure cooker in the attack that killed six and injured hundreds. >> i'm 100 miles from home, i'm from napa valley. my dog was in the car and they

were concerned that i was going to try to go back to my car and get the dog. which i was trying to do. >> reporter: and the woman you heard from told us police did get her dog out of the car. dog carrier and all and she was grateful for them for the precaution and also to have her dog back. caramel is located at san antonio and fayett eville park. police have let everyone back into the apartment complex and the shopping center. also in the south bay tonight, san jose police are interviewing witnessing of a shooting that killed two

people. and we're hearing from a witness that the shooting involved two teenagers. we're looking at live pictures from east san jose where this shooting took place. it happened shortly at 6:30. police say they found two male victims with gunshot wounds. one died at the scene, the other at the hospital. a neighbor talked about what her husband saw right after the shooting. >> we heard three gunshots. and there's a little boy running down the street in the parking lot with a gun. and there was another little boy with him on a bike, that's all we know. >> reporter: she says one of the victims was a good friend of her sons and comes over to her house every day. she says that victim was just 15 years old. she also doesn't believe they were connected with a gang. a 36-year-old san mateo woman is dead and her husband is in critical condition after a car crash involving a party bus early this morning on

highway 101 in buehrleing game. the woman has not been identified but raul padilla was drinking before the crash. their car hit the center divide on highway 101 around 2:00 this morning. spun around and collided with a party bus head on. they and 18 people in the party bus were taken to the hospital. >> reporter: coming up in 10 minutes the one part of the bay area where the chp is paying extra attention. the family of a missing young man with a severe brain injury is hoping technology will help find him. eric rasmussen explains how a phone call before the man disappeared in san francisco can help investigators -- despite the fog, the search for sean city continued in san francisco today. city's family says national park service life guards were expected to search the shore

side by boat. volunteers had already covered the area for three days. cell towers placeed the young man in this part of the city shortly after his last phone call with his dad on tuesday. >> i asked him at are you doing. he said i'm going to the park. then he said i have to go. here's the bus. >> reporter: claude sidi says his son had been visiting his old high school. when his father tried to call him back tuesday afternoon the phone was dead. >> but when the phone went dead and he couldn't get ahold of him. immediately we thought something is wrong. >> reporter: adding to his parent's concerns. sidi is still recovering from a severe brain injury suffered after a fall in november. >> he's a real sharp kid. everything is fine but it's just that he is really fragile at the moment. a severe blow to the head can

be disorienting and severely serious. >> reporter: they're hoping to review surveillance cameras from nummi to try to determine which bus he got on before he disappeared. eric rasmussen, ktvu news. be sure to go to ktvu.com for a link on how to help in the search. you can find it on ktv ktvu.com under web links. we have new information about the 13-year-old boy who drowned yesterday in a canal in contra costa county. tonight we learned the teenager is from antioch, his name has not been released. he was found near the canal where signs and fencing are posted to try to keep people away from the canal. residents in mill valley are back home following a fire at an apartment complex.

the fire started at two units at the shelter hill apartments at about 3:00 this morning. a mill valley sheriff department crew says the crews faced challenges just getting to the fire. >> accessing the area was difficult. the units had to go down several flights of stairs. >> reporter: everyone was allowed back in their apartments at about 5:00 this morning. no one was hurt. investigators are looking for the cause of a house fire that killed the homeowner and its pets. neighbors say they woke up to cries for help. one man ran, tried to pull the woman to safety through a broken window but the roof partially collapsed and he wasn't able to save her.

firefighters say the smoke detector did not have a working battery. now to our coverage of the disaster in oklahoma where thousands of people gather for a memorial and prayer service this evening. they remembered the victims of the deadly tornado and also shared their stories of survival. >> they started screaming and my teacher assistant started praying and i just kept singing louder and louder. and debris started falling everywhere around us. and the dirt started gumming in and then it turned black. >> reporter: 24 people including nine children were killed in the tornado. tomorrow the people of moore plan to pause marking one week since that tornado hit. today president obama toured the devastation and met with storm survivors and first responders. he reassured the residents of

oklahoma that they have the power of the nation behind them. >> we're going to be there as shelter to the storm. when we say we have your back i promise you we keep our word. the federal government has already approved 3-1/2 million dollars in aid and oklahoma's governor says she will remain in contact with the president. >> this is going to be ongoing for quite a long time. >> reporter: so far more than 4,200 people have applied for federal disaster assistance. pg & e crews are working right now to restore power to hundreds of san francisco residents. a series of fires on utility poles caused the outages. this was one on london and russia street. firefighters say they responded to nine similar fires last night. drizzle in san francisco last night combined with dust in the

wire created mud which can cause a short and a spark of fire. power is expected to be restored before midnight. it is expected to be a soggy memorial day throughout the bay area. mark tamayo is here to tell us what we can expect. >> at least right now just clouds out there and the fog making a come back. here's the latest. the loop over the past three hours and it's hard to ignore this guy. this weather system moving in from the north and the west. this will be on track to approach northern california over the next 24 hours. that's the evidential track with this system right in to your monday. the bulk of the rainfall is up to the north. closer to eureka and crescent city. we have this, the fog regrouping offshore in the short term with that some drizzle. in terms of shower activity we'll take this into your monday morning. we are still dry once again some cloud cover, the chance of

drizzle into the afternoon hours a little bit more activity. not a lot but it's going to be changing later in the day on monday. so with that we'll talk about shower chances across the bay area. we'll let you know how much rainfall we'll be getting throughout the next 24 hours. >> be sure to stay with us. you can follow mark and the rest of the meteorologists online. they post forecast updates on both facebook and twitter. the san jose sharks are headed to the championship. the sharks came out victorious beating the dreaded los angeles kings. the next game will be held at l.a. staple center on tuesday. if you're thinking of going you might want to be careful about where you buy your tickets. >> i bought bogus ticket on the street. >> reporter: this sharks fans says he got taken today. he told our photographer he bought this ticket and then

tried to get in the game. but when officials scanned his ticket they told him it was a fake. they said his ticket was valued at $286 but luckily he didn't pay that much. he says he hopes his story will help others be more cautious when purchasing tickets from scoupers. we'll have more highlights from today's sharks game. coming up an up close look at that collapse bridge. and how they hope to have cars moving across the span by next month. >> why caltranss engineers say the longer it takes to open the east bay span the bigger risk the drivers face. costumes, choreography and dozens of folks, we'll take you to the festival that danced it way through san francisco

today.

san jose police are trying to figure out more about two fatal shootings. that's in east san jose. police have only said that the two victims are males. that a woman who knows one of the victims says he was just 15 years old and a nice kid. she also says her husband saw two teenagers leaving that

scene with guns. in other news tonight while the chp continues to investigate a crash involving an alleged drunk drive. authorities are trying to prevent more crashes. >> reporter: this is holiday traffic and a collision due in part to a back up of beachgoers on u.s. 101 this afternoon. it was one of several crashes today in marin county where the chp maximum enforcement is in full task. >> we had very few fatalities

which was very rare. >> reporter: no deadly crashes in marin county but statewide a dozen people have lost their lives in crashes since friday night and in the bay area the number stands at two. that includes this morning's deadly crash in which this red honda was hit head on on 101 by a party bus. the passenger in the honda died and there's evidence the driver had been drinking. despite this crash the chp says dui incidents are down. 826 drivers have been arrested statewide for dui this holiday weekend down from 845 over the same period last year. in the bay area, 117 people had been arrested for dui compared to 136 last year. the chp says dui enforcement is a major goal this weekend but their efforts is about more than that. >> don't be distracted and wear your seat belts. those are the really big ones we're trying to educate people

on. a truck rammed into a house in oakland today leaving the driver shaken and the house damaged. the accident happened a little after 6:00 on mcarthur boulevard near enus avenue. a passenger in the truck told our camera man the driver in the truck swerved to avoid an accident and hit e. th a capsized tail boat off the coast of alameda had to be towed. according to the coast guard the boat capsized, righted itself and capsized again all because of the high winds today. the boat was towed to shore. only one person was on board and there were no injuries. in solano county a highway patrol crew helped locate a boat. the catamaran capsized. two people were clinging to that boat and a third was actually standing on top. they were all wearing life jackets but they were in the water for about 45 minutes.

so they were brought to the hospital for cold water exposure. firefighters tackled a fire at a homeless camp this afternoon in san jose. the fire was reported at about 4:00 at 750 north king road. it burned along a creek bed in a bushy area. it's not clear what started the fire but there was evidence of a homeless encampment where the fire was burning? -z police in vacaville are investigating a stabbing at a festival last night that left two people hospitalized including a teenager. a 16-year-old and his uncle were attacked at a downtown parking lot at the fiesta festival. both victims are expected to recover. the stabbing was likely gang related so far they haven't made any arrests. now to our continuing coverage of the collapse of that bridge in washington state. today the ntsb released these

pictures of the damage. the state plans to install temporary spans while the temporary bridge is built. it's hoped the temporary spans will be in place by june. the truck that hit the bridge was 15 feet nineinchs tall. there was no sign indicating that clearance and it's not everyone required by law. and the transportation commission decides whether to open the new span of the bay bridge on labor day weekend as currently scheduled. 32 rods have been cracked prompting some concern. the new span is seismically safer than the old bridge. governor jerry brown has said the bridge will not open before it's ready and is keeping a close eye on the development.

>> a center medium is expected to be in place on the golden gate bridge by 2014. the decision and construction bid documents are being finalized. the concrete and steel barrier will help prevent potentially deadly head on police. the project is expected to cost $46 million with the majority of that funding coming from a federal grant. organizers of san francisco's gay pride parade announce plans of holding a public meeting to prevent grand marshal status for bradley manning. ktvu was the only crew there when demonstrators became angry. the meeting was abruptly kept short with a only a few people allowed to make comments. a new meeting is set for friday

at 6:30 at the metropolitan community church. a lot of generous supporters stepped up. the famous mission district carnival did what it has done for 30 years today, entertain excited crowds. >> reporter: with colorful costumes carefully choreographed dance moves and a pulsating rhythm, the carnival walked through the streets of the mission as hundreds of people cheered on the performers. yamelet brought her two daughters from stockton. >> for our people. and because it's a nice show of culture. >> what do you think about the costumes? do you like it? >> pretty. >> reporter: more than 30 floats took part in the parade and dancers from across the bay area put on quite a show.

there was rumba, salsa, merenge and folklorico. >> it's a demonstration of all the traditions. >> they have to keep moving the whole way on the 2-mile rout. >> i'm exhausted but it's going to be a good time. it's always the best. >> reporter: this upbeat parade ended with a day long festival. >> it's a great time it brings the phaoupbty together. >> reporter: it's an over the top party that brings the city to life. in san francisco, alex sadvidge. you may call it an embarrassing of riches. why california's financial situation is gaining national attention. >> in three minutes the desperate search today as heavy

rain turns deadly in texas. >> it's been called the wedding of the decade. the reason why 25,000 people attended this wedding ceremony. >> and a change in the trek of a storm. we'll bring you the chances for rain on your memorial day. and the next warming trend. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip!

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the death toll from flash floods in texas rose to three today when rescuers found the body of a teenager swept away by a swollen creek. they found his body earlier this evening after a day of intense searching. almost 10-inches of rain fell in the area. the other two victims were women stranded in their cars. one was on a roof when she was swept away. the threat of more rain and flooding continued throughout the day. although water levels were dropping. there's new information tonight about one of the men arrested for the brutal killing of a british soldier. this video shows one of the suspects a tall man on the

right in a kenyan court in 2010. 25-year-old lee rigby was hacked to death on wednesday on monday. one of the witnesses recorded the man saying that the killing was because of killings of muslims -- th estimated 150,000 people marched against the recent legalization of same-sex marriage. many protesters are upset that

now gay married couples have the right to adopt children. in jerusalem a wedding with 28,000 guests. the groom is the leader of the sect. the 19-year-old bride wore a traditional gown and took a vail off only when she went to a room reserved for women. lelisa thesisas says he plans to return to boston to give his first place medal to the city to honor those killed in the boston bombings. danger, what came crashing down injuring 1,000 fans during the coca-cola 600. big decisions for the

highest court of the land. the controversial cases before the u.s. supreme court. >> plus honoring the nation's veterans, the special ceremony held for memorial day.

a number of hot button social issues are now under consideration by the supreme court. among those california's ban on same-sex marriage. athena jones gives us a preview tonight of what rulings are expected until the next several weeks. >> reporter: from now until the end of june the supreme court is expected to rule on big issues. affirmative action and same-sex marriage. first up could be whether public schools can consider race when admitting students. abigail fisher saouled the --

sued the university of texas arguing that she was denied acceptance because she's white. race is one of many it uses to achieve diversity on campus. the justices are also facing another hot button issue. same-sex marriage. >> the marriage between one man and one woman. >> reporter: considering whether california's proposition eight ban is legal. >> but in the california proposition eight case the justices seem unlikely to require under the constitution every state to recognize same- sex marriage. the ruling may not be a huge gay rights history at all but i doubt it will be a significant loss either. >> reporter: another is testing

that allowed actress angelina jolie to undergo a double mastectomy. athena jones, washington. it's an unusual problem to have these days, too money in state coffers. now california's unusual surplus is getting national attention. if some of the money should go to reverse spending cuts. the budget surplus was a result of governor jerry brown's proposition 30 which raised income taxes for wealthy taxpayers and raised the sales tax a .25%. lawmakers in sacramento this week are scheduled to vote on a series of bills. legislation to tighten gun control. and to build a strengthen oversight. other bills include modifying the state's laws and certain provisions of the medical

system. and a statewide plastic bag ban. tonight's coca-cola 600 included a freak accident that injured 10 fans and damaged several race cars. it happen at the charlotte motor speedway. the lead car it actually clipped a cable that was supporting an overhead television camera. that cable fell from the grand stands and landed on the track. 10 people were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. seven other people were treated and released. this memorial day weekend, america is honoring those who sacrificed their lives to fight for our country. >> reporter: with the breathtaking backdrop of lands end, hundreds of san franciscans honored the lives

of those lost during battles. >> 27 ships, 14 of americans, 14 of japanese. they all clashed together. >> reporter: the organizer of the event chief johnny spent five years on the uss san francisco and since then he spent his life attempting to preserve its memory. >> as the years go by, more and more people appreciate the value of freedom. and how we got it and how we keep it. the veterans are those who gave their lives. >> i can't imagine what someone in direct combat would have gone through. the depictions were very enlightening. >> they're ready to start bombarding the marines in about 10 minutes. all of a sudden they got san francisco in front of them.

>> reporter: here the stories of the greatest generation remembered for future generations. in san francisco, lorane b l a n co. the tr veterans continue. the event is dedicated to prisoners of war and troops missing in action. two vietnam veterans started the ride. according to the pentagon 1,648 americans remain unaccounted for from the vietnam war. a rare piece of space history found right here in the bay area. what's in these viles and just who they belong to. >> and meteorologist mark tamayo is next we'll have your memorial day forecast. a beautiful shot of the bay bridge. plus when we can expect our next warming trend.

well we have been talking about the chance of showers for memorial day still a few recent changes in the forect. we just have low clouds and fog developing out there and the latest with the rainfall it is up to our north. up along the north coast right along eureka. this activity will be heading south over the next six to 12 hours, right now we just have this some fog developing, some drizzle as well. you will still have wet roadways especially right near the coastline. winds have been up all weekend long at 20 miles per hour. concord right around 8 miles per hour and more neighbors

here with sfo out of the west at 12. half-moon bay at 10 miles per hour. and livermore 16 miles per hour. this was the time lapse i was talking about the fog. anyou can see alcatraz, as a result some very dense fog forecast that will gradually work its way back into the bay for the overnight hours. tonight partly cloudy, gusty winds for your memorial day. we're still talking about rain chances. we do warm things back up. a few neighborhoods could be approaching near 90. mostly cloudy skies, spotty drizzle. temperatures to start out your monday pretty chilly. here's the weather system we have been watching over the past three to five days it is on the move. it is approaching northern california. so far tomorrow you can count on more cloud cover. the computer models scaling back on the shower activity. a chance elsewhere as the energy begins to move to the

south. here is the rain model. at 10:00 tomorrow morning, partly cloudy skies. still scattered around the region. and basically the same deal into the afternoon hours. by mid- to late afternoon you can see them starting to approae to she baby the evening as well. we'll be watching out for that for tomorrow. more clouds, be on stand by or be prepared especially for the knot bay. san jose forecast high of 71. sunny vale 61, a chance of scattered showers and baseball in oakland giants making the trip across the bay and still more cloud cover. the chance of a shower there tomorrow afternoon. temperatures in the 60s. here is a look ahead your five day forecast. tuesday morning we're going to have some drizzle. there's a chance of a shower wednesday morning. if you don't want the rain clouds if you want the warmer temperatures good news on that

department as well. for friday and into the weekend, warmest locations back up into the lower 90s. at least for tomorrow keep your umbrellas on stand by. >> so don't cancel your outdoor plans. >> just keep your umbrellas handy. >> you've been warned. and viles of moon dust have been found. you can see the viles have handwritten labels. they were brought back home by buzz aldrine and --

good evening everyone welcome to this late sunday night edition of sports wrap. after three games in los angeles and three games in san jose the sharks western conference semi final series will come down to one game tuesday night in l. a. tom mclellan's guys in an elimination game. he put on joe thornton right by the l.a. net. san jose has a quick 1-0 lead. the sharks double their lead. t.j. galliardy fires past quick and it's 2-0. the two goals a bit

deceiving. quick after that made 25 saves. a deflected effort later in the second got past him. dustin brown gets the goal and it's 2-1. it was a battle the rest of the way. a goal right off the chin. that's what you call taking one for the team. niemi with stood the challenge until quick came out. they force one game on tuesday that will either end the season or extend it. as fred inglis reports, the sharks better not play the way the last time they were in los angeles. >> every player was disgusted with their effort and execution thursday on their game in l.a. today they played fast and lose. >> we are just trying to stay aggressive. if we do that, i