nearly nine months after a popular dog walker was killed in oakland's maxwell park neighborhood, police say there is a major development in the case. a man trying to escape a fire in his apartment had to leave his roommate behind in the burning unit. what he did to alert his roommate and what is believed to have caused the fire. and before the wrerking ball moves in, san francisco's beloved candlestick park is set to host one final concert. details about the farewell show and the music legend slated to

headline it. good afternoon. i'm tori campbell a major development in a homicide case that rocked the oakland community of maxwell park after a popular dog walker was killed last summer. ktvu's sal castanedo joins us live with what we're learning now about the case. good afternoon, sal. >> reporter: tori, good afternoon. many remember judy solomon as the dog nanny as -- in the neighborhood. she was killed while driving in east oakland next to her -- or close to her home. i want to show you video of the crime scene last summer. the 66-year-old professional dog walker was shot and killed as she drove her subaru up the hill next to a cemetery on fairfax last july. after she was shot, her car rolled backward down the hill, stopped, ran into a parked car. she was pronounced dead at the scene. today oakland police are set to announce the arrest of two men

in the case and some of the neighborhood has been asking why. apparently, the police say this all stems from a robbery and an argument that she got into with these men. at the crime scene, police found beer bottles in the area and it's unclear if that led them to the suspect. some neighbors i spoke with at the time, say young people partying in their cars is a nuisance in the area and wandered if it could be connected to the killing. as tori mentioned, there are going to be more details released at a noon news -- or 12:30 news conference in oakland. the district attorney is already announced -- has already announced that he or she may pursue special circumstances in this case because the two men arrested with felons. live in oakland, sal castanedo, ktvu channel 2 news. one man was seriously wounded this morning in a shooting in oakland's golden gate district near 62nd and san

pablo avenue, near the aspire berkeley maynard academy and the golden gate rec center. police say a witness took the man to highland hospital where he's in critical but stable condition. it's unclear what held up to the shooting but police who live nearby say they heard several loud gunshots. >> about three shots and then about -- it felt like 10, 15 minutes later, one shot. >> reporter: oh, really? >> yes. pop, pop, pop. and then sometime later, pop. >> police looked for evidence for several hours this morning. no word on what led up to the shooting or any possible suspects. in about an hour, oakland police will announce they are team upg with the special media site next door in an effort to reduce crime in the city. as we first reported at 6:00, there will be a section where crime and safety issues are posted. several bay area neighborhoods use next door. san jose police began partnering with it two years

ago. oakland police are expected to give details on their partnership and how they hope it will increase community involvement. we have new details now about a homicide tuesday morning in san jose. police have confirmed the name of the victim. they say someone found the body of 48-year-old dat nguyen in a warehouse parking lot along monterey. he was lying near the big rig he drove and apparently stopped to rest. his hands were bound with zip ties and he was wearing only his underwear and t-shirt. police are looking for surveillance video and witnesses. one man is in the hospital after a fire raced through an apartment building near san jose state forcing nearly a dozen students to evacuate. the fire started about 11:30 last night when firefighters say a man told them he was trying to light a candle and dropped a match onto a couch. that man was able to make it out but had to use his cell phone to call his roommate

inside to warn him to get out. witnesses say the roommate came bursting out of the apartments running through the flames. >> i saw one guy as i stepped out. he just went out as faf as he could -- as fas as he could. i -- as far as as he could. he had flames on miss backs. efgot wheeled out by paramedics. >> firefighter says the roommate has second-degree burns but is secretaried to survive. the engine compartment at the back of a muni bus caught fire in san francisco. that was at hour howard and main streets around 8:45 on the 36 marina express line. no wrgs were on board. the driver got out safely. the muni towed the bus to try to figure out how and why it caught fire. we're now hearing from the father of the teen who flew from san jose to maui as a stowaway in the wheel well of a jet. the 15-year-old boy recently

moved to santa clara with his mother, stepfather and younger siblings. his father told "the voice of america" he first learned about his son's incredibly journey from police in hawaii. he said "they told me they were holding my son. i was shocked. i wandered how my son went there." stunned airport workers gave the hungry boy teriyaki meatballs, right, cookies and a bottle of water. he started to just attend classes at santa clara high school and does speak english as a second language. he was struggling in school and was happy during his four years in the united states. quoting the father again, he was talking about going back to africa where his grandparents live. we want to go back but due to the current lirning conditions, we can't go back. the teen is still recovering at a hospital in hawaii. no word on when he will return to the bay area. police have an 84-year-old man in custody in connection

with the shooting that locked down a daly city medical center for hours. it's a story we covered for you live. the suspect is identified as 84- year-old ray manned awassi. he surrendered peacefully. nans call him a nice, quiet man who has live -- neighbors call him a nice, quiet man who has lived in the home for 30 years. police say he fired a gun near seton medical center. what remains unclear is the motive. >> when people think of 84-year- old people, they don't think of someone 84 committing this type of crime. i think some people were shocked at the age of the suspect. >> police say they found bullet frag meantsen on the second floor of the medical building. he's now in san mateo county jail where he's expected to be charged with attempted murder. the fda released proposed regulations for the fast-

growing an often criticized elek tropic cigarette industry -- electronic cigarette industry. kyla campbell has more. >> reporter: i have a copy of the proposal. officials want to ban the sale of these cigarettes to minor. they want the makers to register with the agency, report ingree unders and only market new products after fda review. the fed want them to include health warning labels on their product. the announcement comes after groups raised concerns over e- cigarettes and question the industry's marketing tactics, including flavors that appeal to young people. the fda's proposal does not ban flavors of e-cigarette, curb marketing or set standards. once the rules are finalized, the fda could propose restrictions, no timetable when

the rules could kick in. die law campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. a former commander of the famous navy blue angels airshow team is under investigation for allegations of hazing and sexual harassment under his command. captain gregory mcwirther was relieved of his duties on friday. he commanded the blue angems during two stints between 2008 and 2012. according to reuters, the former member of the blue angels filed a complaint last month accusing him of using sexually expolicist speech, displays of pornography and jokes about sexual orientation. a man found dead at the sonoma county central disposal station is identified as 39- year-old mathew dean. h his body was discovered yesterday. investigators say there's no sign of foul play. they believe the body may have come from a transfer truck from the healdsburg area. an autopsy is scheduled today.

in a seemingly fitting honor to san francisco's candlestick park, mayor lee announces who will headline the final concertain at the stick. clouds already moving in. wet weather is on the way. mark tamayo will be here to tell you when you can expect to see rain. >> reporter: oracle arena in oakland is relatively quiet right now, but it will be loud. later tonight, the warriors face off with the clippers, game 3 of the first-round series. we'll tell you how the team plans to feed off the home crowd.

♪ it's official. sir paul mccartney is coming back for one final concert at candlestick park before it gets smashed by the wrecking ball. the rockledge nd announced this morning he will return to -- rocklegend announces he will play thursday, august 14th. el chose the stick over levi stadium -- he chose the stick over levi stadium. they played their final concert there in 1966. tickets for that concert cost $5. no word yet on how much tickets for the candlestick fairwell concert will be but you can be sure it will be more than 5

bucks. tickets go on sale may 5th. some former 49er greats and other nfl legends are set to play what's being called a final football game at candlestick park. montana will lead jerry rice and dwight clark in a game of flag football. it will be a rematch from super bowl xix. they will go head to head against former miami dolphins. tickets go on sale may 010th and start at $-- may 10th and start at $30. the warriors continue their playoff series tonight at the oracle arena. alex savidge is live surrounded by a sea of t-shirts. >> reporter: it's a sea of yellow. this place will be a madhouse tonight. warriors fans they are loud and they are proud and their energy, it really could be the difference in tonight's game.

the warriors shot around during a morning workout in downtown oakland. getting ready to do battle with the clippers tonight. this time, though, on their home court. steph curry and company are glad to be back after splitting the two games in l.a. the warriors are looking to rebound after a blowout loss in game two. >> disappointed the way it happened. at the end of the day, it's still 1-1. we still are able to come back with a fresh start at home. >> it's extremely loud, fans are into it before even the tipoff. just in general when you play at home, you feel more comfortable when you hit a couple of shots, you feel a little bit -- you get that feeling. >> reporter: oracle will be electric tonight with 20,000 screaming fans filling the seats. after stealing one game on the road, the warriors have the

upper hand with home court advantage and dove nation is ready to roll. >> warriors gonna bounce back with a strong game and probably win the next two. i. >> if they can just bounce back from that and protect their home court, i think we have a strong potential of winning this game. >> reporter: and if the warriors need a big bucket down the stretch, i should say i'm certainly ready to come off the bench and hit the big shot. i don't even need to look at the hoop if they need me, ready to roll. tipoff, 7:30 tonight here at oracle. i've been warming up all morning. the game is soldout. it's possible tickets could become available at some point this afternoon. so keep checking with the warriors' website. >> i was looking at ticket prices. not cheap but all right. thank you, alex. nice shot late this morning on the air. show us your warriors proud.

send us your photos, post them to our facebook page or tweet them to us. you may see them on the air. president obama issued a warning to russia and reaffirmed the u.s.'s commitment to japan. he attended a state dinner thursday night in. in japan. earlier along the prime minister the president said if russia fails to ease tensions in ukraine, new sanctions are teed up. >> if, once again, russia fails to abide by both the spirit and the letter of what was discussed in geneva, there will be further consequences and we'll ramp up further sanctions. >> president obama also said the united states maintains its commitment to defend japan's security. that comes in response to a territorial dispute between japan and china over the tiny islands. a bus ad campaign was launched in the south bay

targeting the chinese and vietnamese communities to let them know about the deadly threat of hepatitis d. mike honda joined community leaders in san jose for the announcement and the unveiling. he says new will provide $90 million for programs like this across the country. this is important because one in ten asian and pacific islanders is chronically infected with hepatitis b worldwide. two out of three don't know they are infected and one in four will develop liver cancer or liver disease if left untreated. this new legislation is an important step toward the eradication of the hepatitis epidemic, the silent killer. >> the santa clara county health department introduced its new hepatitis b prevention coordinator. it makes it the first county in the nation to create a position

dedicated to prevention. a channel 2 investigation uncoversers allegations of animals being misidentified as a bay area animal shelter and the mistakes turnly deadly. >> and the dog was euthanized as a pit bull when it wasn't a pit bull. >> workers say they have photos proving the problems. tonight at 10:00, 2 investigates looks into how it could happen and how often the biggest bay area shelters are euthanizing animals. it's all tonight on the 10:00 news. already some changes out there. a lot of clouds moving into the bay area. you can count on some cooler temperatures and raindrops working into our weather picture as well. ure live camera looking out towards san francisco bay and the bay bridge, a lot of overcast here. the clouds will continue to be on the increase approaching the south bay as well over the next few hours. right now, on live stormtracker2, you can see not much in the way of rain shower activity but there's that cloud band pushing across the central

portions of the bay and the main activity with our next system. that's still up to the north. that will be moving in for tomorrow. in terms of rainfall, not a lot to show you right now. but by this time tomorrow, a lot of coverage out there with the rainfall on the increase and possibly some thunderstorms moving into the region, moving into northern california. current numbers updated for the 12:00 hour, 66 in santa rosa. concord, 63. san jose, 64 and livermore checking in 65 degrees. for today we do have this mostly cloudy sky out there with the -- a little bit of a breeze. winds around 10, 20 miles an hour. here's the live camera. you can count on wet roadways out there as well especially for the late morning into the early portion. afternoon. but even for the morning commute as well. tomorrow rain returns. it will definitely be cooler. the weekend will be changing. a sun/cloud mix. we're adding sunday shower chances especially for the morning. just a chance. here's a cold front on the way with mostly cloudy skies. most of the rainfall is up to

the north and then it gradually moves across the region. much cooler for friday. rainfall makes a comeback in terms of the storm details coming up, rainfall expectations about .10 to right around .03 and the chance of a thunderstorm as well. we talked about that temperature drop and the sierra will pick up snow. the national weather service has issued this -- a winter weather advisory, beginning late tonight lasting through friday and 5:00 into saturday morning. snowfall, 5 to 10 inches and snow levels coming down to right around 5,000 feet. here's our forecast model showing you the clouds. by tonight there's a few chances of scattered showers. tomorrow morning, the rain showers at 11:00. once again we'll have breaks in the clouds and an unstable atmosphere that could set up the chance for a thunderstorm. saturday, increasing thunderstorms. and sunday, not a big deal. but once again we're tracking a few raindrops. temperatures for this afternoon, 60s.

warmest locations around 70 location. san jose, 69. san mateo, 66. a look ahead to your five-day forecast, get the umbrella ready once again for today at least a lot of cloud cover out there. tonight we bring in the chance of a few light showers. there's the rain cloud for friday. it looks like saturday will be dry. but a lot of cloud cover out there. the chance of a shower into sunday. we're wrapping up april but winter is saying i'm not done yet. we're talking about rain here and the sierra snow. just be careful tomorrow at least for the thunderstorm chance. >> thank you, mark. would you be willing to pay more for faster internet speeds? we'll tell you about new rules coming from the fcc that could change the way online users watch their favorite shows. forget about cruises. one hotel chain is about to launch vacation packages in the sky. [mom] yes? [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa... [mom and dad] [laughing] [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa...

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stocks mixed most of the day. apple's stock is up 8.5%. it also announced it would raise the quarterly dividends and split the second 7 for 1. the dow up 10. the nasdaq up 21. s&p up 3. changes may be coming in the way consumers access and experience the internet. the federal communications commission is proposing new rules today aimed at preventing broadband internet providers from blocking or slowing down

content in an anti-competitive matter. but the proposal would also allow high-speed internet providers more power on what content moves the fastest on the web based on which broadband providers say the most. critics say extra costs under such deals could be passed onto consumers. fast lane for some is the slow lane for everyone else. in this case, we're moving toward the internet where we have fast lane for the 1% and a slow lane for the 99%. the fcc is set to vote on the plan next month. four seasons is taking to the skies. starting in february 2015, the luxury hotel chain will have its own jet. it will feature lecter flat bed seats inflight we-wii for only 52 passengers. it will be used for special vacation packages. right now, three pages are available for reservations ranging in price from $69,000 to $119,000 per personbationed

on double occupancy. a politician is taking the stand in his own trial right now. the sonoma county supervisor is accused of being a peeping com. and police say when they arrested efren carrillo, he was only wearing socks and boxers. we have a crew listening to his testimony. that's coming up at 5:00. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we're always here for you at ktvu.com.

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