a party turns violent, what we are learning from neighbors and police about a shooting that left two men dead. >> took an hour to go two miles. >> construction along a bay area bridge, what you need to know. >> closing its doors, the last minute rush to get into a museum before a three year closure. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >> good evening. i am ken wayne. >> i am heather holmes.

police are searching for the suspect who opened fire at a birthday party, killing two men. new information from ktvu's ken pritchett, he spoke with investigators and joins us now live. >> reporter: at least on the surface it would see police have little to go on, just a vague description of a man who fired and walked away. >> reporter: at noon today it looked peaceful. unless you spotted these flowers. he says last night this was a different place. >> i was getting in the bed. i heard shots and seen flashing lights and helicopters. >> the shots were fired at a birthday party across the street. police say four people were shot around 11:45 p.m. the two men who died had multiple gun shot wounds.

>> reporter: how many shots did you hear? >> 5. >> 5? >> 5. they are unloading. >> the party was taking place in the garage, police say the shooter was on the sidewalk. >> they walked up and started shooting into the crowd. >> reporter: the suspect is a latino male -- latino man, 5' 8", 20-30 years old with a goatee. >> after the suspect shot he walked away. >> reporter: police don't have a motive or indication the victims were targeted. she knows the dead, they are fathers who have homes doors away. >> it is sad. the kids come over here and plays. never been any problems over here. >> reporter: police don't have any indication gangs were involved. if anyone spotted someone walking to or from lin field drive before or after midnight.

ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. woman made a discovery while walking her dogs this morning. a suspicious device, turned out to be a bomb about 7:30 a.m. the woman used her cell phone to alert authorities. >> got my phone, took a picture. called in and e-mailed the them they came out. probably half hour or so. >> experts took a look and cleared the area. it was a water bottle filled with fire crackers. the device was rendered harmless and the area was reopened. happening now, the first full day of construction on the bridge and drivers are warned to expect delays. ktvu's lorraine blanco is live at the toll plaza and says it was slow going this morning.

>> reporter: that's right. traffic is expected to move slowly here westbound. this morning it was a huge mess. this evening it is moving more smoothly. tomorrow, though, you should give yourself an extra few minutes. >> construction crews on the bridge shifted westbound traffic lanes to the eastbound bridge deck causing a big delay. >> traffic was sat 2 miles, took an hour to go 2 miles. >> reporter: it won't be as bad tomorrow. a 5-8 minute delay for three months while it replaces the bridge decks. the western drive on ramp is closed to traffic and there are four lanes on the eastbound side. >> we have narrower lanes and a traffic shift. we need have people observe that speed limit.

the chp will enforce it. >> reporter: drivers are devising strategies. >> i will leave earlier and maybe i will see san francisco. i will go the other way and loop around. >> take it in stride. everybody has to stay calm and traffic will flow. flow slower but it will flow. there is a good chance it may end sooner. the contractor has been given incentives to get work done quicker. lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> new details on the lane closures the speed limit is reduced to 45 miles per hour. caltrans says traction can access the eastbound direction between 5:30 a.m. and 9:30 p.m.

by using a detour. bigger trucks weighing more will have to take a 9-mile detour. woman was killed after her car crashed into a creek about 3:15 a.m. on 101. police say the woman was speeding and went through a fence. the vehicle ended up in a creek. she was under water for 10 minutes and they could not save her. she was the only person in the car. authorities haven't released her name. continues coverage on the most recent round of severe weather to hit oklahoma, missouri. res dependents continued digging out of the debris left behind. over the weekend they saw tornadoes, thunderstorms and flash flooding. many of the people who died were in their cars. oklahoma city's mayor said cars are the worst places to be. the death toll from the storms

has risen to 19. today we learned three of the victims were veteran storm chasers involved in the tornado research. more from oklahoma where signs of hope. >> homes torn apart by tornadoes. lives swept away by flooding. still some are counting their blessings. >> the east wall was all gone on the roof. we were lucky. >> reporter: in missouri they are measuring the damage from friday's storms in miles. in oklahoma the losses are yet to be fully tallied. >> we are still evaluating the damage. we have the tornado, storm damage, but we have flooding throughout the state. >> reporter: among the dead storm chasers killed tracking a tornado in oklahoma. a team from the weather channel was caught in the same system,

its vehicle thrown from the road. >> duck down. duck down. >> reporter: everyone inside the suv survived. including mike, who says despite the risk, storm chasers serve a life saving role. >> gave ground truth to what the national weather service are doing. seeing it in person and giving that real time information i think supplements the warning, helps people take shelter. >> reporter: for many, particularly in oklahoma trying to recover from the tornado the week before, this is too much, far too soon. >> hard tohandle this -- to handle this. but we will recover. >> reporter: this school in

oklahoma in the path, in the path, this tree and it is still standing, unlike other trees. it was planted in memory of the children killed in the oklahoma city bombings. >> more details on the relief effort. three red cross volunteers from the bay area are helping with the after math of the storms. they are all volunteers and joining 7 other bay area residents already there working. more than 1100 red cross workers are operating shelters, kitchens, community centers and aid centers. a wildfire that tripled in size over night. the power house fire destroyed 5 structures. burned 41 square miles in the

high desert of los angeles county. evtion oers were posted for a thousand homes. three firefighters have been injured. no word on what started the fire. >> that fire is living up to its name. mark tamayo is tracking the conditions in southern california. what do firefighters face? >> the hot temperatures in the bay area and towards southern california. temperatures cooled a bit today but still in the warm to hot side. it is very dry in terms of rainfall. not much of rain for southern california. a lot of brush. right now in this area, upper 80s, winds 20 miles per hour. extremely dry. rapid growth of the fire over night as a result. the terrain, you can see the elevation, points here, 2,000 feet it 4,000 feet. that has rugged terrain. back here in the bay area, we

have the fog. the fog will help things out, could help for the fire crews tomorrow in southern california. we have the fog coast side here. especially south of the golden gate bridge. that will expand over night. as far as temperatures, cooled off today. 5-10 degrees from yesterday's highs. few low 90s towards antioch. san jose 73. and san francisco 71. over night lows in the low 50s. areas of fog coast side and around the bay. into the afternoon, a big temperature range. across the bay, towards the inland spots. it is going up. no more 90s. warmest locations, approaching the mid-80s. 85, 86. coming up the coolest days and when triple digits return to the bay area. today was the last day for our art lovers to visit san

francisco's museum of modern of art. thousands stood in line for their last chance to see the best modern art exhibit. it is closing for an expansion ask renovation. >> nothing like it in the city. sad it will be closed. we wanted one last visit. >> the museum says when they reopen in 2016 the building will provide greater art experiences for visitors and support the museum's increasing role in city life and the art community. praying for peace. how hundreds of people are promoting religious tolerance. >> and a high profile trial about to get underway.

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. a car plowed into a cafe this morning in san francisco. the cafe was closed at the time and nobody was hurt. police got a call around 6:15 a.m. that a car was stopped. when police arrived the car sped away and crashed into the cafe. police found two men standing outside the cafe on mission street. it is unclear whether it was an accident or intentional. police have their hands full with three shootings that left four wounded. one shooting happened after 10:00 p.m. officers found two victims suffering from gun shot wounds. both were taken to the hospital. 10 minutes later shots a few

blocks away? juring another man and a woman was hit by gunfire. all of the victims were stable. so far police haven't made any arrests. also in oakland, police are planning to announce new ways to stop side show activities. yesterday morning one ended in a shooting that left three people injured. it was the latest in a series this year. most in east oakland. san jose police gathered for an emergency meeting to discuss the wave of violence after another homicide friday night. the fifth one in just one week. the police chief called in officers yesterday to discuss ways of curving the violence. this comes despite a crime crack down launched on friday with beefed up police patrols over the weekend.

faith leaders are planning a vigil on thursday to honor the victims and families touched by violent crimes. thousands gathered for free food and music and a march promoting peace, community and religious tolerance organized by a sikh center. >> reporter: drummers led the peace march in berkeley this morning. the sikh center organizes the event. more than anything they want oprah mote a sense of community. -- want to promote ashiness a sense of -- a sense of community. they gathered to sing and pray. leaders hope events like today's will dispel confusion.

>> the identity is very much missnood. we are always compared to the talibans. >> time to educate the people and we believe in one god. we don't believe in terrorism. >> reporter: some continue to be targets of hate crimes. last august a gunman opened fire at a sikh temple leaving six dead and three mounted. last month a man was attacked in fresno. today leaders stressed their religion isn't that different from others. >> telling the truth. telling you to work hard. honest earning. share with others. have their feelings as your feelings. that is what we were taught. >> they started the march in 2006 but moved to berkeley two years later.

19-year-old man feared dead after being swept over a water fall in yoko deign in yosemite national park. he was swimming in the merced witnesses saw him get pulled to the edge of a 594-foot nevada fall. >> a lot of people went there and i guess he was the only person that slipped away. they didn't think anything bad would happen. >> california highway patrol helicopter helped with the search today. this is the first time tragedy struck on a church trip. in 2011 three people were swept over the edge. emergency team in sacramento county called off the search for a 16-year-old boy missing in the sacramento river. the boy and a 13-year-old

friend were in deep water when the boy went under after noon yesterday. officials say the area has currents that could drag people under and there is debris in the waters as well. one person tried to save the teen. volunteers in san francisco searched for a man who went missing two weeks ago. family says this man recently suffered a brain injury making him medically fragile. today a search party fanned out where he was last seen in golden gate park. he was wearing a hooded rain jacket, jeans and black shoes. anyone with information is asked to call police. opening statements begin tomorrow in the first trial of the defendants accused in a richmond gang rape. the girl was repeatedly

attacked by several men. jose montano and marcelles peter are being tried together. four other men were also charged. the victim who is now an adult is scheduled to take the stand. we have more on the trial and the case posted on our website, go to www.ktvu.com. they didn't pay attention to the big picture. the big picture was messed up. >> officials looking into the boston marathon bombings reveal their findings, the one thing that is key to prevent this. >> two quashings rocked asia -- two earthquakes rocked asia and an apology, why a pacer is getting attention for more than just the playoffs.

a delegation wrapped up meetings with officials in maw cow about cooperation before the boston marathon bombings. the group was led by a republican. he said there was a chance for more cooperation between the two services that could have helped avert the attack. >> not some specific we didn't pay attention to this or that detail. instead they didn't pay attention to the big picture. the big picture was all messed

up. our people were not cooperating as they should have and vice versa. >> he said a higher level of cooperation between the u.s. and russia is necessary to keep people safe. in news of the world tonight, two earthquakes making headlines. the smaller jolted the philippines today leaving 33 injured. the 5.6 struck north late yesterday. and in taiwan. video of a rock slide triggered by a 6.2 earthquake. two people were killed by falling rocks. 21 were injured. people reported cracks in the walls of buildings but no reports of building collapsing. in turkey protesters are calling for the resignation of the prime minister as they demonstrate through the night. they were sparked last week by

plans to build in a park but they broaden into anti' government demonstrations. more than 1700 people have been arrested in 67 cities. people are reported to be injured in the clashes. pope francis led an hour of global prayer today. they joined the prayer service that took place at 8:00 a.m. this morning pacific time. the first half hour was devoted to the church and unity. the second half was devoted to all who suffer through violence, economic exploitation or because they are powerless in society. he was charged today in connection with a deadly traffic accident in georgia. prosecutors drived him with driving on a suspected lice in a crash that killed a woman. it happened friday in atlanta.

he was seriously injured in the crash but his condition has been upgraded to fair. indiana pacers center roy hibbert apologized for using a gay slur. he said he was sorry for his insensitive remark. he used a slang term that is not appropriate. he made the remarks during a news conference after they won game six of the eastern conference finals. icon takes the stage tonight in san francisco. >> he is a successful solo artist. live in san francisco, we will have more from the america's cup concert series. >> new allegations in the scandal surrounding the irs. why the order came from washington. >> it might be the most

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in san jose work crews tried to clear out a massive tree that split in two and crashed into vehicles and two people. one side fell on parked cars, the other on a lawn bowling

area. the oak came down without any warning after 6:00 p.m. yesterday evening. two people were treated for non- life threatening injuries. the tree is 150 years old. sting in san francisco tonight and thousands of fans are expected to crowd the america's cup concert venue. that is not setting well with neighbors. ktvu's jade hernandez has more. >> reporter: this has supporters, but there are neighbors who aren't fans of the noise. >> reporter: today all of the folks in this line were concerned about the man they were about to hear. that man, sting. it seats 9,000 people and sits between peers 27 and 29.

one woman saw sting 20 years ago, tonight she will see sting again when he brings his tour to the pavilion. >> i am really psyched to see sting. he is a great performer and the new venue. >> we are expecting to see a great outdoor show. this should be a great show. >> reporter: i don't think that man has lost his touch. tonight at 10:00 p.m. we will go inside to hear sting and we will hear from local businesses whether they are singing his praises and see you back here tonight for more at 10:00 p.m. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. reckless motorcycle riders kept the chp busy. they taketted 8 driver -- ticketed 8 drivers today.

most were for crossing over a double yellow line when passing. officers had help from a aircraft. tomorrow is the start of a three week battle between the a they claim apple conspired with five publishers to push e-book prices higher. apple was up against low prices on amazon. the government claims they encouraged publishers to give sellars 30% discount. -- sellers a 30% discount. president obama will be in the bay area this weekend. a reception at the home of the mccuse. tickets start at $2,500. later the president is scheduled to attend a dinner at the home of the co-founder of

sun microsystems. $32,400 a person. continuing coverage of the irs scandal. there are new allegations that implement headquarters for the targeting of conservative groups. >> spokesperson is saying whatever is convenient. >> he claims eyes say it is impossible for agents to go rogue. and that orders to subject groups to more scrutiny came from washington. a democrat on the panel says they provide no fair evidence. the irs is also under fire for money it spent on conferences. $50million to hold 200 conferences between 2010 and 2012 and instead of negotiating

lower room rates, 2600 were treated to perks. they are set to release the report this week. a chance tuesday to pick a new county supervisor. the district 2 seat has been empty since the resignation of of. he has been accused of misusing money and campaign funds. they decided not to appoint a interim supervisor. whoever wills will fill out the rest of the term. cal fire will bill for the cost of fighting a wildfire on his ranch. he faces four felony charges for failing to properly disclose the $70,000 he received in state contracts for

clearing his property. during that work a fire broke out from a burn pile. cal fire will seek restitution for the money it spent. a new research shows sport fish have higher concentrations of perkiary and pcb -- mercury and pcb than anywhere in the state. the levels are so high the patient are not safe for frequent eating -- the fish are not safe for frequent eating. three san francisco police horses will get a send off into retirement at union scare to remember. they have served 2 years. a third horse passed away after

five years on the force. three horse shoes will be nailed, one for each horse. it begins at 9:00 a.m. a big weekend at oakland animal services. dozens of dogs and cats found new homes free of charge. they paid for the adoption fees and donates money to animal services for each animal adopts. that donation hit $47,000. bidding started for the most expensive lunch in the world. a chance to eat with warren buffett. it is the 14th year warren buffett's auctioned off a meal. and the proceeds go to feed the homeless. last year a winner bid $3.5

million. this year's auction runs through friday. angelina jolie made her first public appearance today after she had her double mastectomy. she says she suffered the loss of her mother and her aunt to cancer. pitt ded r decision as absolutely heroic. two studies shed new light on a cancer drug. women live 4 months longer while taking the drug. another study showed it did not prolong life when used as a first treatment for brain tumors. developing news, word of a

homicide in oakland. plus a lama on the loose. how police got the animal back into its pen. >> cloudy and warm today. will it continue for your work week? mark tamayo is up next with your forecast. steak and lobster sensation it's sizzler's for just $16.99! sizzler. for just $16.99!

following developing news in oakland. a multiple shooting along international boulevard. according to witnesses, three people have been shot. and one of the victims was killed. a man who says he is the uncle of the person who died says he was 17 years old and the three victims were friends and they don't know who shot them. international boulevard is closed between 9th 90th and 92

avenue. time to get a check of the weather. looking at the monitor, looks like there might be fog. >> that's right. >> we talk about the fog in june and that is what we have. fog making a come back coast side and that will expand for the over night hours. as far as temperatures today, first a live camera towards the bay bridge. there is the fog. haze. that will increase over night. temperatures cooled off 5-10 degrees from yesterday's highs. still hot numbers inland, fairfield, antioch. san francisco 76. monterey bay and from the golden gate bridge to the south, as you can see here, pillar point, half moon bay area. as far as the current numbers,

big range, 54 degrees in half moon bay. 91 in antioch. livermore 82. san jose sunny skies, 73. onshore breeze. arrows out of the west for san francisco international airport 20 miles per hour. livermore 14-mile per hour. that's a cue that signals the cooling into your monday. tonight partly cloudy skies. fog continues to develop. tomorrow we will cool things off for monday and tuesday and then we warm up. inland hot, approaching 90s to 100 degrees. that is a few days away. high pressure has been in command of the weather. losing its grip a little bit. the key headline, cooler monday. for the coast, patchy fog. temperatures in the upper 50s to lower 60s. for around the bay, morning fog, breezy conditions into the afternoon, 20 miles per hour.

and the inland spots, nice. warmest locations on track to reach the mid-80s. forecast, fog tomorrow morning, 7:00 a.m., 8:00 a.m., hugging the coast, around the bay and into had afternoon, clouds pull back to near the shoreline. partly cy and patchy fog for the beaches. 90-degree contour, to the east of the bay area. the warmest locations 85-86 degrees. highs for monday, cool off a little bit across the bay area. oakland 68 degrees. warmest locations 84, 85, antioch and brentwood. san jose 76 for the afternoon. temperatures about 3:00 p.m. for monday. san francisco 63 degrees with the clouds. here is a look ahead, five-day forecast, two stories working here, cooling off monday, tuesday. look at the temperatures zooming back up by friday.

warmest locations, upper 90s. same deal for saturday and whenever i go 99 degrees there is a chance we could approach 100, 101. sacramento, their high by friday, 106 degrees. we will track that. ummeis here thank you. police in florida say they had to use a taser to capture a lama that broke loose from its pen. >> poor guy. scooter went loose on friday. not something you see every day. one person called 911 to report a camel on the loose. lamas can be stubborn. it took three deputies to get him into the trailer. but he got back to his owner safe and sound. a million dog march.

>> morning event brought out plenty of dogs. part of an attempt to set a world record for the largest dog walk. that is held by a english town. oakland city counsel member pointed out a practical aspect. >> all marchs are political. dogs are a powerful political machine. especially their owners. >> proceeds from the march benefited the friends of san francisco animal care and control. coming up, the giants look to see if their tails are wagging against the cardinals. and the a's look to make it 8 wins in a row. sports wrap is coming up next. [ birds chirping ]

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good evening. welcome to sunday night edition of sports wrap. fun and the colosseum, today they added cuckoo to the mix. cereal day. the a's and white soxs. parker up to the challenge. getting adam dunn looking. wells swinging. he struck out 7 in 6 innings. he was also throwing zeros till the 6th. he hits a liner to right. he beats the throw to the plate. he moved to third on a single. 1-0 oakland. 8th, he is running on a pitch from first. he goes to third.

he miss handles the ball. the a's complete a sweep with a 4-0 shut out. they limit them to three runs in the three game series. the a's won 9 of 10 and 14 of 16. >> a perfect example for the giants of how in a season a team can do a personality change over night. giants afans in st. louis -- fans in st. louis desperate for something positive. already in front 1-0. pence drove one to center. jon jay runs out of room. buster posey scored. he had a 4-4 day. chad getting it done for the giants on the mound and getting defense behind him in the third. crawford digs him out of the hole. gets the call at first base. molina was thrown out after he

slammed down his helmet. he tries to get him out of there, but mike matheny gets tossed out. he made contact with the umpire and that will cost him. he gave the giants six effective innings. only mistake was this pitch. he can't get the ball. the homer tied the game 2-2. timely hits are hard for the giants. but in the 7th, belt came up and road one into the gap. two runs score on the two run double. giants back to the formula that allows them to win. with the starting pitcher, picks up his first win in more than three years. 4-2 the finals. they are off tomorrow. tuesday against toronto. >> rafael nadal is the king but never count roger federer out.

the stars in paris today to see it. roger federer in the far court controlling his action. 5 sets. he won the point but won the first set and dropped two in a row. that was match point. 6-2, 6-3 and also advancing was david furare. serena williams was not challenged today. she hits a 4 hand winner. she won 6-1, 6-3 and also advancing was her. tied together for degrades. before today -- decade but

before today they never won. kelly gets control of the ball. takes it for a score in today's championship game. the bears hung on for a 19-14 win and add as 7th championship. still to come on sunday night sports wrap the winner in the golf event

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stance at number 12. he missed his double bogy shot. matt kuchar troys to join tiger woods as the only multiple winners this year. two stroke lead. birdie on number 1 and 18. he needs to par the hole. instead he has the perfect stroke on a birdie attempt. matthasecond time this year. -- 68 and wins for the second time this year. >> nascar, emotion breaks out. close quarters between ryan numen and david. 300 laps in. he sends him spinning. both drivers were knucked knuck -- knocked out. jimmie johnson is the points aleader. he tries to -- points leader. he tries to get the lead. johnson ended up 17th.

tisttist made his move -- tony stewart made his move. he won for the first time this year. first time since last july. johnson is still the leader. >> a fortunate goal involved. anytime theuse soccer team gets a -- the u.s. soccer team gets a win over the germans, that is a statement. he made a back pass to his goalie. he was sought by surprise. the ball goes in for a goal. 2-0 in the half. 2-1 in the 6th minute. -- 60th minute. he converts the first of two goals. that moves him into second place all time in u.s. scoring. the u.s. a 4-3 winner. three world cup qualifying games beginning on friday. that is it for this early

sunday night sports wrap, see you tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> all right. wouldn't want to be that goalie. thank you. tonight at 10:00 p.m. more on the breaking news that we are following in oakland. one person has been killed. >> and keeping an eye on the road work at the richmond san rufell id. what drivers could expect tomorrow morning. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. >> we will see you next time news breaks breaks and hope to see you right back here tonight at 10:00 p.m.

>> straight ahead on legends of the bay we look at the storied career of brent jones, walter hass jr., mr. ray, wide receiver johns and tom bregedi. coming up right now.