shooter. hoyas morning four reported dead. a justice department internal report that the gunman died from a self-inflicted wound. the report of a shooting came in at 2:30 our time. at this point we know there's several people wounded. 14. the military base near waco is one of the largest in the world. fort hood officials warn people to shelter in place. this is a community that had a mass shooting there five year as go. a security officer described the tense moments after to shooting. >> they are escorting a group of soldiers out of the building at gunpoint. everyone is coming out with their hands in the air, required to drop to their knees. men, women, and children. >> this brings back memories of 2009 when nidal hasan opened

fear at this base killing 13 and wounding 30 others. that was the deadliest attack on a u.s. military base. president obama said the u.s. is heartbroken over the shooting, affecting people who've sacrificed so much for freedom. there's numerous sources reporting four dead including the shooter. we are expecting a news won inference where we hope to learn more details. we'll bring you any updates as we get them. dozens of police officer accused of excessive use of force and millions paid out to settle the claims. $74million. that's the group of money the 70 spent on lawsuits against the police officer over the

past 25 years. ali rasmus explains how they came up with the numbers. >> the organization is oakland police beat, a nonprofessor have -- nonprofit news site. we spoke to thed to. >> abraham high at is the president of the news beat. they have a database launched today. >> we can search for him. >> by searching an officer, plaintiff or attorney name you can find a case. >> it's the goal, to give readers, people in the community this kind of information to advocate for a police department that's more

transparent. what they found, since 1990 they have settled 430 cases. that's six times more than the largest agencies in california have spent. 63 were named in three or more of the suits. city leaders would not comment. a spokesman said they have not had enough time to review the database. he said the numbers paint a positive picture of officers on the force. >> the vast majority of them have never been involved in a lawsuit. have never used excessive force. we're looking at a very small percentage of the police officer in this database. >> hyatt said none of the private information is lifted.

all the information is public record. now it's more easily accessible to everyone. >> you can read the record about the opd brutality lawsuits on ktvu.com. we've posted a link to the oakland police beat reports underwent links. a new lawyer representing a gangster netted in a sting. chow was appointed an attorney in federal court. he is accused of money laundering. he was denied bail after a judge said he should be considered a flight risk. he is set to return to court on april 8th. >> leland yee is getting a new attorney. jim lesser will take over yee's defendant -- defense.

jim laser has handled several cases of police officers in trouble. a former firefighter accused of driving drunk while on the job appeared in court today. >> michael quinn and his attorney said letter outside of the courtroom. he is accused of driving a fire truck that collided with quinn's -- collided with a motorcycle. >> i was pleased to hear about the three charges but disappointed he was not charged with felony hit and run. >> quinn is out on $100,000 bail and due back in court on april 21st. breaking news, excuse me,

we want to take you to fort hood texas where we are waiting for a press conference to begin stemming from the shooting that happened this afternoon. looks like they are giving mic checks and hopefully this will start momentarily. to bring you up to speed if you are joining us. the shooting happened this afternoon, 14 people from what we understand were injured and several news organizations are reporting four died, one the gunman who's been identified as 34-year-old ivan lopez. he was a soldier and that he was the gunman responsible for all of this. we're going to keep tabs on this and when it begins we'll get back to fort hood, texas with what they are saying about the shooting. a mother visited the east bay canal where her son died. he was in the car wearing the seat belt. the car was pulled from the

water off westerly land -- west leyland road in pittsburgh. >> there's no known witnesses to the accident. dennis sandoval was reported missing when he didn't come home from work. he crashed into this car a half mile from his home. >> a mother is not supposed to out live her son. >> now everybody cry. they don't know what to do. >> this canal where her first born used to fish is where he died. we had a witness that called our disbatch center and advised they saw a vehicle in the water. >> divers found a man strapped in the seat belt. he was 56-year-old dennis sandoval. his family reported him missing last night when he didn't come home from work. >> it was raining heavily.

rain could have been a factor and that's a factor we'll look at. >> victor hernandez lives across the street and didn't know there was an accident. accident investigators marked the area where it appeared to have jumped the curb. >> something caused the driver to veer off the road, hit a fence and rest upside down. >> maybe wet roads. the reason doesn't change the outcome. >> i can't believe this happened. it only makes this mother wish she could turn the clock back a day to the last time she saw her son. >> i want to talk to you five minutes. >> he said i'm very busy. i have to go. so he left. that's the last i saw him.

yesterday. >> investigators letter try to piece together -- will try to piece together what happened. if you were driving by the delta view golf course and saw anything the police want to hear from you. a transformer explosion led to a brief out able. happened on hidden valley road and red -- led police to close the road. pg&e got the power on for all but a hundred customers. no word on what caused the transformer to fail. new numbers from the san jose police academy shows the development is -- department is struggling to get new recruits.

there's not a lot of encouragement for a department that's lost hundreds due to the fight with the city over benefits. >> we're at a competitive disadvantage with the agencies around us. we don't have the compensation package in pay or other benefits. >> one city councilman has proposed changing the terms of measure b in order to increase officer pay. that was taken to closed session. the oakland police department says it's largest police class ever will graduate friday morning. 47 men and women. the department says it's an important accomplishment in the efforts to increase the number of officers on the street. the previous academy graduated 36 last september. close to 1 million -- 1

million headed on to higher ground when the chile earthquake struck. >> a bay area lawmaker wants new protection for california against data breeches. the shift in responsibility he's calling for and the limit he wants to place on retailers. >> we are in the clear now, i'm tracking a weather system offshore. the one part of the bay area that could pick up a few showers and when 80s will resurface.

consumers would be notified about beaches of their mental data within -- personal data in

15 days. >> we're trying to figure out some racial improvements in the law that will restore the confidence that consumers want in the a retailer is hacked the retailer would be responsible for reimbursing the consumers not the individual's bank. >> the target data breach was one of the largest with 110 million customers affected. in 2013 hackers got into adobe systems. and 1 million neiman-marcus got their information compromised. today the agency unveiled a suicide prevention program putting messages on buses. the messages will be in english, span, vietnamese and

chinese and part of a bigger program. >> strategies around intervention, data collection, municipalcation and education. the number of suicide is up nationwide and in santa clara county. coverage of the earthquake in chile. many people spent the day surveying the damage. many building foundations were cracked. the quake caused landslides. >> in many communities people slept outside as the country was rattled by aftershocks. chile is still taking stock of the extent of the earthquake and the aftermath. >> but at this hour below six -- we know that six people have died. some were crushed by falling debris, others suffered heart

attacks. 900,000 were evacuated due to threat of tsunami. >> it was a calm scene last night as people left here their homes and businesses. you can see the line of the cars, stuck in gridlock traffic and just how many people opted to walk out instead. luckily the tsunami was just a high tide along the coast and didn't cause any circumstantial damage. -- additional dna. -- damage. >> it could happen anytime along the marina district or anywhere on the busy coast. >> i probably wouldn't think earthquake. i would think tsunami or something with security. >> it's tsunami evacuation and it means now. >> you want to go inland and uphill as fast as and soon as

possible. >> alicia johnson said evacuation chaos and delay as we saw in chile could kill thousands in the bay area. she showed this mobile web site to be unvailed in two weeks. the first to help people with maps and icons know what's happening and where to go. we want to use visuals. 30,000 people would be in the streets, sheltered in schools like this one outside the flood zone. we obtained this pictures from the county tsunami drill and the bess on was -- lesson was how long the waves come. multiple waves for 24 thundershowers. people may be -- hours. >> people could be kept out for 72 hours or longer. >> maybe i go to the news and watch what's happening.

>> the threat is real, large tsunami have hit the california coast repeatedly throughout history and another could come anytime. >> ktvu.com is a intersection to help you prepare for -- special section to help you. the rain and a drop in temperature making snow on the peaks this morning. look at mount hamilton in the south bay. mark is here, this is the time of the year we see extremes. snow and 70-degree temperature in weekend. you have one day talking about cold temperature with hail be snow, not far away we're talking about 80-degree temperature. as far as the last week of march into april has been

active. one, two, three, four storms in the past week, topping 3 inches of rain in san francisco. oakland 2.74, san jose 1.21. you can see the weather system in the pacific, we have a  break, the high clouds will be on the coast, eventually rain drops. the current numbers right now 59 in santa rosa. oakland 60. and livermore 60 degrees. we have this, partly cloudy and cool, winds 10 to 15 miles an hour. here's the live look at the bay. tomorrow increase the high clouds, the weekend a big change, a significant bounce in the temperature. as far as overnight lows, we could have patchy frost in the inland valleys forecasting upper 30s for santa rosa.

san francisco 47 and san jose 43 degrees. this is the next cold front, tomorrow will be dry, increasing high clouds and on friday, shower chances especially to the north, some of the forecast models hinting at shower changes in the bay area. here's the forecast model. put this in motion, increasing high clouds. look what happens by friday morning. the chance of showers coast side and parts of the north bay. a few showers friday morning. we scale back on to clouds, and that will set the stage for the warming trend. lots of 60s out there. tomorrow will be warmer than todd. that's after -- today. look ahead your five-day forcast, with the weekend in view. the chance of a few scattered showers, a weak system on

friday. by the weekend, the big warm up by saturday. by monday lower 80s. >> thanks mark. want to let you know, we're waiting for the news conference to begin in fort hood, texas. >> the a's are getting ready for game two of the doubleheader. sports is next. bulldog: [whimpering] bulldog: has your old bed got you in a twist?

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. sacramento urban search and rescue headed out to help with the mudslide in washington state. the crew includes firefighters, physicians and structural engineers, they will be self- contained setting up their base camp, the team leader worries about the emotional struggle. >> firefighters are good at compart presidentializing what they are doing. that doesn't concern me as much as the after effect down the road. >> the sacramento team is scheduled to spend two weeks in the mudslide zone. >> mark is here with sports. >> that's as long as it's not opening night they do all

right. they are ahead 1-0 against cleveland in the 2nd game of the day-night doubleheader. it was fun in the opener for most fans. most fans, look at this guy, ouch. face plant. i'm happy to report he's okay after chasing that foul ball. a's up 3-0 in the third. callaspo parks 1 to right. the a's are off and moving. some help from sogard with a nice defense. this a's cruised to victory. moss into the gap, missed a home run. that's an rbi double. 6-1 final. kashmir was out of baseball for two years and joe asked him after the game. what kept him going during the long months of frustration.

>> love of the game i guess. i wanted to get out there. i couldn't watch baseball on tv, it would kill me knowing that's something i was born to do. born to been out there. great game with all the defense, the bats were there. it was a great game. >> you know what a great game it was for the warriors with a victory over dallas. today the nba front office in new york makes the announcement. the blocked shot on ellis by jermaine o'neal. the league office says this blocked shot was goaltending and should not have been a legal block. as you watch it again,o neal catches on it the down ward arc. however the warriors don't care, you can't reverse the play at this point. the warriors are getting spanked insonson when -- san

antonio tonight. they have not won since the 70s. >> since 97, who's counting. we're monitoring breaking news out of fort hood texas. four people are dead including the shooter. we'll have the latest in 30 minutes on the news at 7:00. >> we'll be updating you on facebook and twitter. thanks for joining us. have a good evening. [ male announcer ] get to subway for the spicy italian, now the $3 six-inch select of april. try it fresh toasted on garlic bread with shredded mozzarella, top it with your choice of veggies like cucumbers and red onions, and it's still just $3. and that's just one of our april featured values. we've also got the tasty turkey breast and black forest ham as our featured $5 footlong. for just $5, load it up with all your favorites like green peppers and baby spinach. the $3 six inch select and the featured $5 footlong -- get both all april long!

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