. developing news, investigation into a terrible tragic accident that claimed several lives. good afternoon, i am torii campbell, police are on the scene of a carson where the car -- scene of a car accident where the car was literally

split in two. >> reporter: you can see the police tape across hillside boulevard and for the record, it was a mustang, one of do cars involved in the collision that killed three people. we have a still photo of the car which appears to have been cut in two. police are releasing the names of the three people killed but there is a 4th person who apparently did not stay at the scene. >> there were four occupants in the vehicle and at this time we are not releasing the names of the family members -- we are not releasing the names until we release the names to the family members. >> reporter: police are not saying if they are searching for that person. this all happened near san hill road and police are not giving

any details only that it's under investigation and they have not released the names or ages of the victims and relatives of the owner of the mustang have come by but have not heard anything from police either. we are back live on hillside boulevard and it remains closed and willcl the foreseeable future. reporting live channel 2 news. chp has a maximum number of officers out looking foinfluenc this weekend. police statewide began setting up checkpoints aimed at trying to find intoxicated drives. they have fewer than the 136 during the same time period last year. the number of dui arrests is also lower statewide. a san mateo woman killed in a crash on highway 101 has been

identified as an nationally known performer. the san francisco based review identifies her as 36-year-old sarah klein who performed under the name sparklely devil. her husband collided head-on with a party bus and the husband is in critical condition and eight of the 18 people on this bus had moderate to minor injuries. san jose detectives have been working around the clock after three people were shot and killed and the victims were a young father and two teenage boys. janine de la vega joins us from san jose where she spoke to a neighbor and heard one of the victim's last words, good afternoon, janeane. >> reporter: it was gut wrenching when that good samaritan tried to help. they were trying find the three persons responsible for these

three homicide. >> i was holding the man in my arms and i wanted to help. >> reporter: he wanted to help but just after 10:00 last night he ran outside after hearing yelling and three gunshots. >> i was looking for a gunman, i didn't see any and i knew there was a victim and i saw somebody and i ran over to the guy and i asked him, do you believe in god and he said yes, i told him to keep breathing, he was convulsing. >> reporter: he spent the night interviewing am witnesses and it is unknown what the motive is. it happened a block away from the high school. >> you just done think of something like that happening in your neighborhood so it is a little bit scary. >> reporter: police say two boys who were 15 and 17 years old were killed just off of

jackson avenue. a separate team of detectives are investigating that shooting and one neighbor said she knew one of the victims. >> he is a nice boy, really nice sweet, he hangs out with my son every day and they go places and talk to girls all the time on the phone. >> reporter: police do not know if the two shootings are connected or if they are gang related. he said he is shaken after what he has witnessed. >> i am humble and i feel really bad for that guy's family because he told me he had a daughter and that's one of the words he was able to utter out before he passed away. >> they had 16 homicides at this same time and these homicides are over the weekend and bring this year's total to 19 so we have seen a slight increase. janine de la vega channel 2 news. two teens are in the hospital this afternoon after a

crash that happened at 2:45 on white road in san jose. the teens were inside this toyota dam are you when the -- camry when the driver lost control and slammed into a tree. they used the jaws of life to rescue the teens who were trapped inside the car. >> emergency sponsors had to cut the tree and use the jaws of life to reach the two teens trapped inside the car. police are investigating whether alcohol played a role in the accident. well, the end of may does not look like the end of may it looks like late february, early march, a combination of high clouds and light rain off and on mainly in the bay, up to lake county and from forestville and santa rosa,

napa, a few light sprinkles eastern salon county and a lot of temperatures are held down because of the cloud cover and we have a pretty decent breeze, about a half inch of rain and you can see the line which is moving around middletown, naharya, then vacaville and northern marin things are starting to get thicker and darker and that will move in later. so torii, we have clouds and wind and believe it or not, some wind and we will fine tune this and see what we have coming up in our segment. >> thank you steve. well, as i mentioned this is memorial day and as we mentioned it is war veterans and president barack obama honored current and fallen

soldiers. >> the president laid a wreathe at the tomb of the unknown shoulder which is just outside wash d.c. afterwards the commander and chief addressed the crowd. >> i tell them always be worthy of the sacrifice they make and may god continue to bless the united states of america. >> the president urged americans to show appreciation to veterans and many of us live in an area where most of us are not directly touched by war. and tara moriarty is live to tell us who received some special tributes at this year's events. >> reporter: the focus is

korean war recipients and this is a ceremony that is dedicated to him. >> reporter: hundreds are at vintage park with the army band. this is the 145th year that they have honored the fallen at the san francisco park in the press sid yes. >> today is a special day to honor our fellow veterans and understand here to thank those who came before us. >> reporter: this is the end of the korean war which more than 50,000 americans lost their lives. bill moore former photographer was there. >> i was there, it was a cold war, it was still as far north

as you can get. it was pretty difficult. >> reporter: a special tribute was paid to vietnam veterans and one man said he was lost when he came home. >> we don't talk about it, i give them three days and i want to go back and these kind of things help. >> i usually come here early in the morning so i can walk by myself and stand by the markers and remember each marker has a name and each had a family and each marker deserves to be remembered. >> reporter: now the ceremony officially got underway about an hour ago and democratic leader, nancy pelosi and ed lee is here and we will have much more coming up on our news at 5:00. live from san francisco, i am ktvu channel i am tara

moriarty, channel 2 news. and other memorial day observances, people gathered across the park and orchestras played patriotic songs and the color guard closed it with a wreathe to be laid at veterans memorial plaza. we are live at the coliseum where the battle of the bay is back and under this long weekend, they talk about a heated rivalry. he has details for you in just a couple of minutes and what police are doing, they are doing a door to door search for the suspects. stay tuned for more.

are. crews in washington state began to clean up the river when a bridge collapsed last week. two cars plunged into the water and three people were hurt. washington's governor announced a temporary span will be installed in about three weeks and the ntsb is investigating the collapse. the transportation commission is deciding whether or not to open the new span of

the bay bridge on labor day weekend. the scheduled opening could be delayed because of problems with bolts. 32 seismic safety rods have cracked prompting concerns. they are looking being for whoever attacked a homeless man, about 5:00 a.m. a man walking by found the victim on morris street between bryant and harrison. it appears he was struck in the back of the head and he was taken to san francisco general where he underwent surgery. police are looking for surveillance video which might show the attack. residents can breathe a sigh of relief. they found the man with a gun and this is video of police taking the suspect into custody this morning after searching a neighborhood for hours. police were looking for a man accused of pointing a man at a security guard and then leading

them on a chase. the man got away and police called off the search and then they got a call from an owner of a donut shop about a man banging on his windows. >> he said no get out. >> reporter: the man at the donut shop was checked out by paramedics and is now being questioned by police. battle of the bay is about to pitch the as against the giants in oakland where fans are anticipating a fun game, both teams are doing well, brian. >> yes, battle of the bay whatever you want to call it, fans were looking forward to this rivalry for about a year now. >> reporter: fans have been pouring in since 8:00 and with just less than an hour before game time, fans are excited for this rivalry.

now since this morning, fans have been lighting up the barbecues pretty good food by the way and also having fun with this rivalry and the rivalry has gotten more intense. a's are behind in the al west with arizona and today being arizona there will be special ceremonies and a moment of silence and the first pitch will be thrown out by dale b who is an iraqi war veteran and they agree, this is the best rivalry in baseball. >> you know what, it is about the battle of the bay and giants baby. .. >> living in san francisco is tough because i am a huge oakland a's fan and i am surrounded by giants' fans. >> reporter: even though there is extra rivalry there are cops

out here and they have led parking orders to park in parking spots instead of finding parking wherever they wanted. they are trying to accommodate as much parking as possible. >> i think it caused more problems. people park where they want to park. that is why -- i thought it caused more problems but we are here and it is all good >> with all the problems we have been having, this is all good and that's all that matters. that's all that matters right now. [applauds] [crowd noise] >> reporter: overall fans didn't seem to mind and oakland a's and giants play tomorrow and it goes to two games at at&t park and the game this afternoon it is sold out and just a few minutes ago it started to sprinkle so hopefully it will not play a role in today's game.

>> nothing like enthusiastic sports fans and the san jose sharks are now heading to game 7 against the kings and their fans could not be happier. [crowd noise] [applauds] >> last night in san jose sharks had a 2-1 game and tomorrow they will have another game and the winner will advance to the next round. it was historic as he became the first openly gay player and he made his debute with the galaxy in a game against the seattle sounders. he received loud cheers from the crowd of nearly 2 5,000 as he walked on the field. he had retired when he revealed he was gay. he had been training with the galaxy and was picked up by the team on friday. and the ban started

saturday and runs through today and covers the american river parkway between watt and hazel avenues in sacramento. well, not the greatest barbecue weather because we actually have a cold front coming in and we have a cold front here at the end of the may there you go right there. in fact we have some reports of rain north bay in davey crocket. now the system is falling apart and let's give it credit, it is still holding together and we have some sprinkles maybe about the 6th or th inning and the rain dab 7th inning and the rain may pick up about that time. we'll see the light of day and a lot of 60s here with a south wind gusting at 24 to 25 miles

per hour out of concord. this is a warm system but it has a lot of moisture and a lot of rain up in the north coast. for us there is far less amounts, a trace or couple of 100s to south. here is a lot of moisture stream being headed towards us and the main dine mechanics are to the north and it did kick in with that one system which is giving us the cool temperatures. possibility to the south, that could pick up later and very mild and muggy in advance of the system. and today it will be much better. cloudy and even some fog with parts of the coast. light rain, breezy to mild, some of that light rain beginning to pick up a little later, upper 60s or very low 70s and these are way below

average for that time of year and it looks like things will begin to pick up and we'll see warmer temperatures and it may be very warm friday and saturday and another rollercoaster ride with today being cloudiest. trains are now moving through san bruno in the elevated caltrans tracks and it is all part of the grade project and the old ones will be demolished da -- tell moll -- demolished until the project is completed which should be by the end of the year. it was a rather chilly morning and we will show you where actress went -- act traz went. -- alcatraz went.

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worked on before approved bills make it onto the governor's desk in september. some of those were for environmental protection and gun control. the colddinot keep people away from the challenge on alcatraz. it began with a 1.5-mile swim and ended at chrissy field. even sponsors recommended wet suits for the 55-degree weather and if that was not enough of a challenge they ran to the golden gate bridge and crossed it and came back which is a 7- mile run. they are honoring soldiers and members of the services on active and inactive duty can get free admission by showing the proper military i.d. family members will pay for $20 nor tickets -- for tickets that

normally cost $60. and see how they are handling the fallen and it became the focal point of one of the services today. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 morning news, we are always here for you on ktvu channel 2 news and mobile www.ktvu.com.

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