cold blooded killing. >> what is wrong with this dude? >> reporter: he was grilling burgers yesterday afternoon when a man shot several rounds. >> i am very upset. it drained me. i went in the house. >> you see people darting in every direction. one man gets hit by a trailer, sending his shoe into had air. the victim a17-year-old boy falls to the ground. the gunman continues to shoot into the street. we paused the video there, because what happens next is tooographic. the shooter -- too graphic. the shooter shoots and the boy puts his hands in the air. >> he shot him again. that was beastie right there. i call beastie. that was -- no record for life. >> reporter: friends left candles and wrote messages at a

memorial. her sidewalk is a constant reminder of the violence. >> what do we tell our kids? you can't help where you live. we are locking people up instead of giving them help. >> two other people injured in the shooting are expected to survive. the suspect took off in a car. police are following several leads tonight. reporting live, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> it has been a violent 48 hours in oakland. 7 shootings occurred in the city and it started early saturday when a 25-year-old woman was shot during a side show. so what are police doing about the latest surge in violence? ktvu's cara liu posed that question to the police chief. >> he focused in on side show,

tells us they breed violence and that is why he is shifting resources to target them. >> reporter: he told us police have seen an uptick in side show that includes the one on saturday, gunfire broke out. community groups will play a role. chp will help patrol. but the chief says one of the strategies is to shift crime reduction teams and have them work on the side show problem. >> shifting is the only way i will accomplish it. not going to manufacture new police officers by the weekend. i have to take them off other duties to put them on this. is it ideal? no. but that is the reality. >> reporter: i asked what else he plans to do, he says saturday they will launch a plan where there will be one captain over each district, that will make it easier and quicker to target and identify

crime problems and crime trends. cara liu, ktvu channel 2 news. bart says it is safety department is investigating what left-hand to friday's crash that caused huge delays. two vehicles collided at 2:30 a.m. in the morning. 380 feet of the third rail was damaged in the tube that runs from san francisco to oakland. one track had to be closed and that caused massive problems. bart completed repairs saturday morning. police showed us the designer merchandise they seized. last week they found hundreds of items all knock offs. investigators say the store sold fake jewelry as well as other designer brands. the case is now in the hands of the district attorney's office.

they were sold at the fox mall shopping center. police want to talk with two bicyclist who witnessed a attempted sexual assault on a jogger. it happened yesterday. the victim says the man jumped on her back and began groping her. the victim was not physically injured. police want to contact the two bicyclist for more information on what happened. the man is 20 years old, 5'8", 160 pounds, latino or mixed raise with buzzed black hair and studs in both ears. judge sentenced a 19-year- old gang member to prison for stabbing a high school football player. he was sentenced friday to 16 years to life for second degree murder. he was a running back in high school. he was stabbed to death in

april 2012. his attorney argued it was another teen in the fight who stabbed him. police are asking people to keep an eye out for a piece of stolen art work. police say last tuesday at 11:00 a.m. in the morning someone took this lawn ornament in front of a home. investigators say it was given to the 7-year-old girl and it has significant meaning to her because of her disability. a new jersey company purchased the hyatt. they bought the hotel for $103 million. that is $331,000 per room. the company plans to launch a renovation at the beginning of next year.

the town counsel could decide whether to approve a new campus for netflix. the project involved building 550,000 square feet of office space and they agreed to lease the first building. opponents say the project is too big for the neighborhood abut supporters don't etwant them to leave -- don't want them to leave town. we are expecting the supreme court to issue a ruling on proposition 8 that bans gay marriage. ktvu's david stevenson spoke to the key players in the case and learned many same-sex marriage supporters are preparing preparing for what they hope will be a decision in their favor. >> that's right. rulings on prop 8 are expected this month and that is prompting preparations and anxiety in san francisco. >> she is getting married this

weekend. a union with her girlfriend as they await the u.s. supreme court ruling on california's proposition 8 same-sex marriage ban. >> we are simple people. we contribute to society. we love each other. we look forward to the day that we are not stressed and attacked by others. >> the court can rule on the merits of the case and whether it is unconstitutional or they may decide they had no standing to challenge the reverseomp the band or they could decide they shouldn't have taken in the case. >> we are very confident we presented the winning case in the supreme court. and felt very good after the hearing and we believe the supreme court is going to up hold proposition 8 as it was passed by voters. >> reporter: in san francisco, the city that sparked the

fight, they are gearing up for a crush of couples. >> it is finally here before us. the ultimate decision. >> reporter: the court will rule on the defense of marriage act that bars same-sex marriage -- same-sex couples from benefits. >> they could decide there is no standing. i think it is unlikely they would dismiss it. >> announcer: is unclear whether a ruling will apply to only california, the united states or the two couples. whatever the case, it will take 25-35 days for the ruling to gee into effect. -- to go into evident. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. a man from london died yesterday in yosemite national park. he was climbing and 600 feet up when he was hit by a large

loose rock. and rangers scaled back their search for a man from the sacramento area who disappeared near a water fall. he was swimming on saturday dangerous close to 600-foot "no- - near nevada fall. lawmakers in sacramento held the second of a series of meetings to hammer out a budget deal. a committee was held to discuss several proposals. for the first time in years california isn't facing a deficit. lawmakers are trying to decide how to deal with a surplus. they are required to submit a budget to the governor by june 15. an official close to the america's cup thinks we will learn this week whether sweden will continue to compete. a sailor died last month during a training session after his

team's boat capsized. the team still hasn't decided if they will remain in the america's cup. if they with draw there will be just two teams challenging the champion oracle. the race scheduled would have to be shortened, reducing crowds and lowering the economic impact for the bay area. fog making its way back to the bay area. in 7 minutes how much it will cool things down. >> first a serial killer questions jurors in his own trail. the questions he asked. >> and after the break, a 300- pound bear bolts through a neighborhood, jumps fences and ends up in someone's backyard. why police were left with only one choice. [ male announcer ] the new subway® $4 lunch is for everyone.

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police in sea side killed a black bear this morning that was loose running around a neighborhood. they tried to surround the bear while they waited for officials but the animal started jumping fences. police say they did about want to shoot and kill the bear but it was loose in a populated area and they were worried. joseph naso appeared in court today picking a jury for his trial. new at 6:00 p.m. ktvu's christien kafton joins us live. joseph naso was acting as his own attorney and had unusual questions today? >> reporter: sure did. joseph naso had a lot of questions for the jurors, trying to find out if any made up their minds. he is accused of killing four

women. the bodies were found. if found guilty he could face the depp. they depp -- the death penalty. during the proceedings he waved his arms in one what described as a mocking manner directed towards the prosecutor. he described himself as anyone who is unconventional. he said i am not like everyone else. i heard remarks i am weird, creepy and scary. he asked if they could judge the case on the evidence. they are do back in court tomorrow morning. the trial could get underway june 17. christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. opening statements in a rare double jury trial against

two men accused in the richmond high school gang rape face. marcelles peter and jose montano were among those who beat and sexually assaulted a 16-year-old girl outside of a school dance in 2009. two juries have been seated to hear most of the testimony but they will deliberate separately. that could shorten trials but also complicate things. >> if the prosecutor slips up and mentions the evidence against the other defendant it could be bad. >> at some point the victim is expected to take the stand. the trial is expected to last through the middle of next month. apple against the u.s. government. they sued apple accusing them of increasing the prices of

electronic books in 2010. the government says steve jobs encouraged boosting prices to eliminate amazon's bargain price for popular e-books. apple's attorney calls the se bizarre. the 5 publishers already settled. shutter fly may move its headquarters to an old race track. baymeadows is set to be redeveloped into housing and offices. it will have township homes, apartments and office buildings. shutter fly is looking to relocate to one of those buildings. but a spokeswoman said no lease has been signed. he has been a fixture in california politics politics for decades and how he is retiring. he will complete his term before his retirement. before being elected he served as attorney general, before that spent years in the state

legislator, four years as senate president. the california state parks system is hoping to put its past behind it. the commission is a panel of experts charged with revamping the system. members on the panel are volunteering. they include leaders from business, finance and public policy. >> we are moving into the 21 century. as the commission comes on, we are not going to be standing still. we will be inroivative, creative -- innovative and creative and clean up. >> they came under fire when 54 million dollars was found hiding. a school is getting power from solar power. the school flipped the switch to activate its new system. it was made possible by a grant

from pg&e. they also provide educational opportunities. >> kids are interested tin. you can attract them to english lessons and math lessons if you design them around the solar panels. >> they will save the school district $50,000 over the next five years. cool and mild today. a weak low-pressure system off shore. let me show it to you. that is creating fog and the cool sea breezes. lingering in this area. thal continues to sit off there tomorrow -- that will continue to sit off there tomorrow. we are into a cooler weather pattern. patchy fog. here is fog. there is patchy fog at the gate. fog tonight. you knew that. fog tomorrow morning when you wake up. 73 in fairfield. look what happens around the

bay. the sea breeze is strong. winds are blowing. 50s, mid-60s. cool weather pattern that is helping with the fire danger and trending your temperatures down. temperatures today mild. temperatures tomorrow like today. warmer, cooler. you are looking at 70s and low 80s. inland, we will see low 80s. tomorrow the low-pressure system keeps the sea breezes pumping. warmest inland spot. 80 degrees. but as we go into wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday. this shows up. what happened last week and temperatures pump up. especially on saturday when numbers reach into the 90s. warm up towards the second half of the week. tomorrow like today. wednesday warms. thursday, friday, saturday warms. tomorrow's highs, mild temperature foot print. 4:00 p.m.

in the afternoon. mild for tuesday. wednesday warmer. warmer on thursday. 80 in pittsburg. 87 antioch tomorrow. 80 in brentwood. 79 gilroy. highs for tuesday along the coast. fog and cooler weather with the breezes. better air quality. less fire danger the next couple days. thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, fire danger goes up. air quality goes down. five-day forecast. we will watch it for you. towards the end of the week we are looking at concern for fire. especially friday and saturday. >> thank you. coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. more coverage of today's layoff announcement from zynga. why those cut today may not be out of a job for long and a new round of rate hikes for bart.

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the library is hoping to spread the love of reading and improve literacy with a new book vending machine. full of books. it was unveiled today to a group of kids. it will serve as a mini library for residents. it will hold 220 books. aimed at kids under 5 years old and their parents and books will be in english and spanish. apple is adding a raid -- radio service. i-radio. if they are able to finalize the licenses it could be announced next week at its

conference in san francisco. all right. welcome back. >> thank you. >> jason kidd, ending a long career. one of the best basketball players from the bay area. >> makes you feel old. i remember 25 years ago, come out and see this high school kid. i don't know if i want to see a high school game. he was a man among boys and from the time he picked up a basketball he knew what to do with it. he does retire today at age 40. came out of st. joe's high, on to cal. full fledge star in the nba. 19 seasons. one championship with dallas. he was a 10 time all star. two time gold medal winner. something that doesn't show up, how about sportsman of the year award winner in the nba two years running. tells you about the guy he is. the a's just continue to get good news. their rookie, big 6'8" first

baseman is the player of the month. looking good. as are the a's in milwaukee tonight after a successful home stand. coco crisp doing his rickey henderson impression. long ball. later brandon moss trying to snap out of his strikeout slump. hits one deep. that is gone. couple of solo homers and the a's at the top of the fifth leading 2-0. the giants have the day off and there is a little nba going on tonight. game 7 in miami. 10:00 p.m. news. that is the sporting life for right now. back to you. >> thank you. good to have you back. thank you. coming up tonight on it 10:00 p.m. news a fire in southern california is a reminder fire season is here. we look at the dangerous for the bay area as the weather here heats up. >> and as always, thank you for

trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thank you so much for joining us. see you later. >> good night. ♪

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