ktvu's ann rubin is in the south bay tonight where she has ben talking to people -- been talking to people who know them. >> reporter: cheng yuan hong, george chen, friends describe them as brilliant, sincere and modest and now they are grieving their lost. >> the family of george chen was heading to santa barbara today to speak to authorities. >> too sad. >> spokesperson talks to reporters outside this san jose home, painting a picture of a man who was dovoted to his family -- devoted to his family. >> he was a good boy. they involve in the community volunteer. and they try to help people. >> now loved ones are trying to make sense of what happened. his roommate, cheng yuan hong and weihan wang were fatally stabbed by elliot rodger.

the first of many horrific crime scenes. he is still in shock. [ indiscernible ] >> no one deserves that. especially not him. >> unfortunately happening -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: a neighbor of the family hopes what will happen is a call to action to prevent the next mass killing from happening. >> i am really sorry from the bottom of my heart. i just hope this somehow just stops. >> reporter: both young men also volunteered with children. loved ones say they had lot more left to give. live in san jose, ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and again the third victim in the apartment was from

fremont. he was also weihan wang -- weihan wang was also in the apartment. his parent left this morning from santa barbara. more reaction coming up at 5:30 p.m. a bay area man who survived that deadly attack is making progress in his recovery. now a picture of nick. in a hospital bed. you can see him there. police say both of his legs were broken when elliot rodger struck him with his car. his friends say he is trying to focus on recovery. >> she in much better condition than he was -- he is in much better condition than he was yesterday. but today he is more lively. been holding more conversations with him. so that is nice to see. >> she a member of the water polo team at the university of the pacific in stockton. >> in light of the events, tomorrow is a day of mourning

and reflection for students at uc santa barbara. classes will not be held tomorrow. instead students are invited to take parts in a all day event to make 10,000 memorial ribbons. teachers will be available to meet with students. class resume on wednesday and on thursday students are encouraged to show unity and pride by wearing blue and yellow. which are ucsb colors. we will have coverage online and on air. we will bring you new developments and we are constantly updating facebook and twitter and www.ktvu.com. happening now, firefighter as mopping up affa brush -- after a brush fire near a home depot. you can see how close. news chopper 2 over the scene an hour ago. you can see firefighters pouring water on the area that is still smoking. they kept the fire to just one

acre. smoky fire that began at 2:45 p.m. this afternoon. this video was taken by a traffic cam ru. the cause of -- camera. the cause of the fire is under investigation. on this memorial day remembering those kills in america's wars and consider their courage and sacrifice. ktvu's david stevenson is at an event with veterans who received special recognition. david? >> reporter: a number of cars and pedestrians are still coming into pay tribute. the event drew hundreds of people here. one of the largest ones in the county. [ music playing ] >> reporter: the memorial day procession ended in a sea of white tombstones. each park marked with a

american flag. >> for many years i was a angry person. coming back. i assumed it would be like world war ii. >> reporter: they said today's ceremony helped heal painful memories. >> recognition like this is positive. i think it is heart warming for me. >> reporter: beyond the ceremony visitors found other ways to pay tribute. she bought flowers to tank military men and women who gave their lives. >> i randomly picked a grave and touch it and say their name and tell them i remember them and put a flower on it. >> reporter: a day of rediscovery. she back in the bay after 20 years, reconnecting with her father, a world war ii veteran. >> i say pray and give him a kiss and let him know he is always thought of and that he is still loved. >> sadness for those who lost

their lives and graditute to the living. -- gratitude to the living. >> it is beautiful to see all the flags and people here. >> reporter: the memorial day ceremony is one of the largest events in the nation. drawing 2500 people each year. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. students marked this memorial day with a new tradition. they placed flags at veteran's graves in novato. >> we typically go to san rafael to help with their ceremony but this year he wanted to begin this tradition. >> 600 veterans are layed to rest at that cemetery. a ceremony followed which included the placing of wreaths

and musical tributes. speechers included the city leaders -- speakers included the city leaders. >> a wreath procession, a rifle salute and the playing of taps. 3,000 flags were placed at grave sites. the event was organized by santa clara county. hundreds of people turned out for memorial day ceremonies in clayton. [ music playing ] >> the band helped set the tone for the occasion. speakers urged the crowd to remember the acrofices -- the sacrifices there. her husband was in the arm any was killed -- army and was killed by enemy fire in iraq. >> i want to remember ben as a person, how he made me feel, made me laugh. but i don't want to have to

experience the pain and trauma that is cupped with those memories. >> it was the 23 year for this event. it is sponsored by the veterans of foreign wars. man is in custody accused of killing his wife. police released this photo of the suspect. 42-year-old he was arrested last night. family called police to the home yesterday morning after discovering the body of his wife. investigators say evidence suggest that the 39-year-old was strangled to death. they also say he confessed to the crime. he will make his first court appearance tomorrow. memorial will begin within the hour to remember a teen who died earlier this month in a accident near santa rosa. she was within weeks of graduating from high school when the car she was in slammed into tree and a pole.

the money raised from tonight's event will go to the family. the memorial begins at 6:00 p.m. today would have been her 18th birthday. five people rescued from two boats that ran aground over the weekend near the marina in pittsburg. the sheriff's department kicks off their water safety campaign. ktvu channel 2 news was there yesterday as they patrolled waters near the delta and they continue to be out today educating as many people as possible about the rules on the water. checking for life vests and reminding boaters drinking and driving could lead to a drunk driving citation. as for the rescues no one was hurt. new at 5:00 p.m. san francisco's trendiest treasure hunt and people who figure it out are richer. a person is leaving envelopes

full of money for strangers. ktvu's allie rasmus is live to explain why the creator is calling this a social experiment for good. >> reporter: i pulled up the messages that people left behind. people who found this hidden cash. you see references where people are writing sharing this hidden money. >> came up here. >> what would compel a 23-year- old man to climb up a abandon bulldozer. >> stuck here. >> the thrill of discovery. >> people like to be right and find had clues and find something that nobody else found. >> what he found was an envelope with hundred hundred dollars in -- $100 in it. >> says with love from hidden cash. >> the person who goes by hidden cash on twitter is a treasure hunt maestro.

tweeting out clues to find money. that brought him here. he plans to use the money to treat his office to lunch this week. >> might as well give it to somebody else. right? >> i think if i found $100 i would be very -- it would make my day. >> reporter: an earlier clue led a treasure hunter on hate street where $100 was in this we are the world record. >> i don't think it will change the world but for someone who found that money, especially if they were someone in need, i think it is perfect. >> he coulded definitely use -- could definitely use the money. >> seems that it could be money spent more directly to help somebody. >> doesn't matter it had money in it, it was we followed the clues, and had a great time.

>> reporter: just 20 minutes ago the man behind hidden cash called us back. he gives personal money to charity and this is just for fun. at 6:00 p.m. you will hear from him how he got the idea to start doing this and which cities he plans to go to next. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. a life cut short. he was living the american dream. hard working and kind. tonight a community remembers one of the victims from the massacre in santa barbara. >> a popular giants player robbed of his scooter he rides it to every home game. what he is doing it to get it back. >> a frightening crash, both of this chp's officers leg broken. three things the chp would like you to do when you are pulled over. >> warm to hot temperatures today but changes moving in. coming up when the fog makes a

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. a frightening crash. a patrol car smashed and now an officer has two broken legs after a sleepy drive drove into the cruiser. ktvu's ken wayne talked with the chp about their warnings for drivers regarding a particular danger. >> reporter: he is lucky to be alive after a collision that knock could his patrol car from the shoulder into the traffic lanes of highway 101 sunday morning. >> she recovering. good spirits. >> reporter: he suffered two broken legs in the crash. >> he is under great care.

being well taken care of. has his family with him. he is expected to make a full recovery. >> reporter: facebook is filled with comments wishing a speedy recovery and offers of help. >> words of encouragement. praying for him. anything we could do. >> the car was parked on the shoulder after making a traffic stop. something officers do dozens of time as shift. a vehicle drifted over and slammed into his patrol car. the chp says many drivers stop on the shoulder. not realizing the danger. >> we are still pulling behind cars and they are talking on their phone. that is against the law. that is a violation. >> reporter: the chp says don't stop on the shoulder unless your car can't go further. >> if you have a flat tire, keep rolling. you can hobble it off the freeway.

if your car is over heating, take the next exit. >> put on your turn signal to acknowledge the officer and roll down your window so you can hear instructions on a safe place to pull over. ken wayne, ktvu channel 2 news. part of southbound 280 in san francisco is expected to reopen on schedule tomorrow morning. a two mile stretch between king and cisar chavez has been closed since thursday night for safety improvements. today caltrans says work is on schedule and the road will reopen by 5:00 a.m. more closures are planned in the future on 4th of july and labor day. people are heading home tonight after the long holiday weekend. this is i-80 in berkeley. that is the universities avenue there at the top of the screen. this area was backed up friday night and as you can see it is

rolling tonight although it is rolling slowly. and the bay bridge toll plaza. not bad, smooth sailing into san francisco. the clock is ticking on a lucky person with a lottery ticket worth $70 million. the winner has 180 days to claim that prize. it matched all six numbers saturday. it was purchased at the safeway in san francisco sunset district. here is a look at the winning numbers. 11, 13, 23, 27, 29 and the mega number 10. >> 70 million. >> check it again. our chief meteorologist bill martin is off tonight but mark tamayo filling in. >> perfect weather. perfect weather all weekend long. temperatures were trending up yesterday and today nice out there. maybe on the warm to hot side inland. talking lower 90s but changes

moving in tomorrow. right now on live storm tracker 2, you can see clear skies. we have a fog bank developing off shore. clear skies towards san jose. livermore, fairfield. santa rosa. there is the fog bank, coast line, approaching -- rounding the curve there, pillar point. pacifica as well. few patches approaching. as far as temperatures. the warm ones out there. 90 degrees right now antioch. livermore 86. san jose 79. oakland 70. san francisco lower 60s. 62 degrees. winds picking up again. increase throughout the afternoon hours. fairfield wind gust 28 miles per hour. more reports down towards the south bay, san jose sustained 16. gusting to 24. sfo, wind gusts, strong, 40 miles per hour. clear and breezy for this

evening. 62 in san francisco. everybody cools off for tomorrow. here is the day planner for san francisco. starting out the day, 52 degrees on track to reach the mid-60s by 4:00 p.m. with patchy fog out there. in san jose upper 70s. tomorrow with partly cloudy skies, 7:00. and temperatures on track, instead of the 80s, upper 70s. 77 degrees by 4:00 p.m. for your tuesday fran. over night low -- afternoon. over night lows tuesday, 50s across the bay area. santa rosa, oakland, san jose. and patchy fog coast side and around the bay. fog increases in coverage over the next 12 to 15 hours. high pressure is in command all weekend long but it will weaken for tomorrow as this weather system moves in from the north. fog tuesday morning. cooling things off. coastal spots low 60s.

inland neighborhoods lower 80s. warmer spots 82 degrees. showing you the fog off shore. pushing back into the bay. 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. and then into the afternoon, partly cloudy skies for the beaches. warmest locations inland lower 80s. 82, 83 degrees. san francisco 65. san jose 70s. morgan hill 81. your five-day forecast, bump in the numbers wednesday and thursday and then we cool friday and into the weekend. some of the models hinting at possibly drizzle first thing saturday morning. plan on that into the weekend. >> thank you. new information tonight involving the gunman who pulled up next to a car and opened fire on the people inside. why police no longer think it was road rage. >> first honoring those who made the unofficial start to --

made the ultimate sacrifice. [ singing ] >> the promise the president made to troops still serving.

[ singing ] a die moner -- day to honor americas who ultimate sacrifice. president obama remembers the troops at arlington national cemetery. fox reporter is in washington. >> reporter: president obama paying his respects add arlington national cemetery. the present placed a wreath at the tomb of the unknown in a memorial day tradition. >> everything we hold precious in this country was made possible by americans who gave their all. [ singing ] >> reporter: the u.s. navy ban performed at the ceremony attended by the president, military family members and officials. he says the day is a time to remember the fallen and honor those still in harm's way. >> let's rededicate our selves to the ideals of our nations. freedom, responsibility, dreams

undimmed by human tears. >> the ceremony happened hours after the president arrived from a trip to afghanistan. he spend the memorial day weekend with troops deployed this. there is the last memorial day american service members are scheduled to be in the country. >> because of the progress they have made were in a pivotal moment. our troops are coming home. by the ends of the year our war in afghanistan will come to an end. >> reporter: 2200 americans have died in the afghan war. many are worried in section 60 at arlington. fox news. >> the white house is taking responsibility for leaking highly sensitive information that could put the lives of several people in danger. the obama administration said it mistakenly included the name of the top cia official in

afghanistan in an e-mail. they met with the president during his visit just this weekend. they have been asked to with hold the name to protect the lives of the official and his family. his neighbor says he was brilliant and it is a life that is cut way too short. >> i saw him leave this morning and they were sad and in mourning. >> how a bay area community is remembering one of their own killed in the massacre in santa barbara. >> also new files on princess diana are being released. what they reveal. >> and three men missing after a huge mudslide, why they were there in the first place.

san sancomplete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news. elliot rodger left a trail of threats online. he also sent a manifesto with his parents ktherapist -- and therapists moments before the killing spree. >> he shot at me multiple times and somehow even though i hadn't ran yet he didn't hit

me. >> officials say friday's killings began at elliot rodger's apartment where he stabbed three people. they were all from the bay area. two were from san jose and the third from fremont. that is where ktvu's noelle walker spock to the neighbors of -- spoke to the neighbors of weihan wang. she joins us live now from fremont with what she has been able to learn. >> reporter: this is where weihan wang graduated in 2012. on facebook many of his friends changing their profile photos to one of wong's. >> laura: boy with -- >> the boy with a peace sign weihan wang. he went by david till friday he was living the american dream away at college at uc santa barbara. >> he was very bright student. looking forward to the future.

a future cut short. he was among the first three victims of elliot rodger killed in the apartment elliot rodger shared with two students from san jose. at his home neighbors are stunned to know the pain hit so close to home. the parents went to santa barbara. >> i saw them leave this morning and they were very sad and they were in mourning. of course, i think this neighborhood just -- our heart goes out to the kid especially. >> reporter: an only child. this photo was on his web page. he loved basketball and good at math. helping a neighbor's son with homework. >> they will be tremendous shock. >> reporter: he doesn't know thew tell his kids. >> i don't have courage to tell them. >> the neighbor who they thought of as a big brother isn't coming home. >> someone needs to stand up

and say enough is enough. >> reporter: tonight at uc santa barbara there is a vigil planned for the victims of this tragedy. also there is another one planned tonight at urk c santa cruz and in free minute there -- uc santa cruz and in fremont. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> supporters of laura's law say it is possible that such a measure would have helped prevent the shootings in isla vista. she was 19 years old when she was shot to death in 2001 by a mental mentally ill man. last week her parents visited san francisco where leaders are considering enacting the law. >> the point of laura's law is to intervene before tragedies like this happen to help those who are most vulnerable that

can't help themselves. >> critics say it stereotypes the mentally ill. the issue goes before voters in the fall. uc santa barbara set up a fund in honor of the students who lost their lives. the fund will be used to memorialize the victim's contributions to the school community. for more information go to www.ktvu.com and click on web links. we are learning new details in the search for a gunman in a drive-by shooting in wallimate creek. a 36 year -- walnut creek. a 36-year-old man is in critical condition after being hit by several bullets. ktvu's cristina rendon has been following this story. >> reporter: they ruled out the possibility that this was a random road rage incident. now they believe ebb the shooter knew -- believe the shooter knew the victim and the victims were targeted when he

followed them and opened fire. one of the things police will look at is the traffic cam rues to see if -- cameras to see if they reported the shooting. the victims left the concert last night and were followed by the gunman. he pulled up and opened fire and then he got out and kept shooting. the 36-year-old man was badly hurt and the driver, his 23- year-old girlfriend drove him to the hospital. she was treated and released but the man remains in critical condition after going through surgery. investigators are going through cell phone records to figure out the gunman's relationship with the victim. >> looks like they may have known each other. we are not sure right now. it doesn't appear to be a random type act. >> reporter: the only description police have is that he is a african american man in

his early 20s. he was last seen possibly in a honda. police need the public's help. they know a lot of people were here last night after they left the concert. they are urging anyone to please contact them so they can move forward with the investigation. cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. low risk sex offenders could be taken off of the sex offender registry. right now they require all to register for life. the board claims the list is too large and it doesn't help differentiate between offenders who pose significant risk and those not likely to reoffend. they suggest only high risk offenders should be required to register for life while others could be removed after 10 to 20 years. in a half hour a memorial

day vigil will get underway to honor the men and women who lost their lives during the wars in afghanistan and iraq. it will take place at 7:00 p.m. the biggest memorial of its kind in the nation. there are 4,000 crosses placed there on that hill. more trouble for a major automaker tonight. the new information on general motors major recall. >> also a giants outfielder robbed of his scooter. tonight the unusual reward he is offering to get it back. >> two miles long and half a mile wide, a mudslide leads to a search for three men. the danger rescuers are facing tonight. my dad worked as a short order cook.

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rescue teams in colorado are searching for three men reported missing after a huge landslide. it hit last night near the town. according to reports the men were looking at a previous smaller landslide. the landslide was half a mile wide, 2 miles long and 250 feet deep. no structures or major roads were r effected.

-- are effected. a wildfire is growing larger in alaska. south of anchorage. the fire began last monday in the national wildlife refuge. officials say it has grown to 250 square miles and only 30% contained. yesterday they ordered the evacuation of 1,000 homes and structures. firefighters are having a tough time with high winds and dry conditions there. but there is rain in the forecast for tomorrow and wednesday. veterans were honored during the memorial day event at the uss hornet museum. ceremony included a presentation of colors by the boy scouts and a reef tossing and guest speakers. the crowd was larger than expected this year. we created a slide show on www.ktvu.com on the different memorial day events around the area. new files about the death

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new at 5:00 p.m. fans lined up on both sides of the bay today for a strong season for both bay area baseball teams. it is too early to talk about playoffs, is it? but many fans say it is hard not to think about the post season. the a's and the giants are in first place. ktvu's rob roth is live in oakland where we talked to fans who can't help but be excited. fun time around here. >> reporter: yes, it is. today was a great day for the a's and a great time for baseball fans on both sides of the bay. >> reporter: there is plenty to cheer about. and the same is true for giants fans. they each played home games this afternoon. both teams are in first place in their division and while it may be only may, it is more

than fans in southern california can brag about. >> not all about the yankees and the dodgers. so it is early but it is looking good. >> giants have it easy over there in their nice stadium. >> exciting. we won't know till the end but the journey is not a surprise. >> reporter: too early to talk world series? probably. the last time it happened was 25 seasons ago and it was interrupted by a 6.9 earthquake. >> i would love to see that. for fans baseball is about fun and games and lots and lots of hot dogs. >> took us forever in line. we said we are not going back a second time. >> reporter: today it was also about family, reflection and remembering the men and women who lost their lives fighting

for the united states. >> done so much for our country. this is a great way to thank them for their service. >> reporter: this day was not lost on those who play baseball. >> we are grateful as ball players and hope the fans enjoy it as much as we do. >> reporter: there is more than 100 games left in the season and no one wins the pennate in may but it is an exciting time in the bay area. reporting live, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >> speaking of baseball, giants outfielder hunter pence offering a reward for the return of his scooter. he uses it to ride to home games and someone stole last night. the scooter was created by giants team chef. espn said he offered a sign baubled head doll of him riding

the scooter for information leading to the return and the charger on the scooter is rare so it probably won't last long. two san jose state university university students discovered something in space that could change our understanding of the universe. a stellar only in the sky that may be the denses ever. a week later they reported a ultracompact dwarf galaxy. holiday weekend starting to wind down. people are heading home from vacation. some of the conditions on bay area roads. this is a live look at interstate 80 in berkeley. east bay here. a lot of people traveling on this roadway. you can see from our camera it look goods. >> sure does. >> to one common problem area. the toll plaza.

to get on to the bay area. not many problems right now. >> good time to go into san francisco. >> absolutely. our weather, our chief meteorologist is off, mark tamayo filling in today. what a beautiful day. >> yeah. lucked out this weekend. temperatures warmed up yesterday and today. hot side in a few spots. still lots of sunshine. even for the coast. fog developing. lots of sunshine and temperatures comfortable out there. boarder line hot. santa rosa 93 degrees. san francisco 67. and san jose lower 80s. 82 degrees. on the satellite right now, fog redeveloping off shore. closer to the coast line. half moon bay. approaching pacifica. that low cloud deck will increase in coverage. santa rosa 89 degrees. san francisco lower 60s. and san jose clear skies.

79 degrees. here is the forecast for tomorrow. in san jose, 50s. on track to reach the 70s by 2:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. right now we have a stronger sea breeze developing. chilly water temperature. lower 50s. cooling trend begins. cooling off 4-8 degrees tomorrow as we have the breeze. the fog bank, trying trying to develop. for tonight we have clear skies. some patchy coastal fog. live camera. we have a few patches of fog an hour ago. tomorrow cooler and the extended forecast, sun-cloud mix and temperatures cooling off. the short term for all this weekend, high pressure has been in command of the weather. moving out of town. this guy moves in. more fog tomorrow morning.

we cool things off. coast 60s. bay low 70s. inland lower 80s. temperature change for tomorrow could be on the order of 8 to 11 degrees inland for tomorrow. and we have cooler temperatures in the five-day forecast. showing you the forecast model tomorrow morning, clouds off shore. patches into the bay. afternoon, partly cloudy skies. partly cloudy skies for the coast. inland more 80s for the afternoon. santa rosa, fairfield, vacaville. bay lower 70s, oakland, hayward, san jose. san jose 77. gilroy 82. san francisco high 65. patchy fog near the shoreline into the afternoon hours. here is a look ahead, five-day forecast, temperatures come up by tuesday and wednesday and then we cool off by friday and into the weekend. the one day i am interested is in saturday, some models

showing showers in the bay area. probably drizzle but something to keep an eye on. clouds and cooler temperatures. >> thank you. the pope is taking on a issue. his visit to the middle east and the token he left behind.

more crashes linked to faulty ignitions in general

motors vehicles. a spokesperson says the number of crashes linked to the crashes gone from 32 to 47 but the numbers of deaths linked to the problem remains at 13. investigators think that number is likely higher. gm recalled 2.6 million cars world wide due to the ignition switch problem. the justice department is considering criminal charges against the company and gm agreed to pay $35 million fine which is less than what the company makes in one day. a death dossier for princess diana has been released to the public but with 65 deletions. she died in 1997 with her boyfriend. officials finally released the dossier after requests. but only after massive editing. it contains a log of events

immediately following had crash. among them the moment that her life support machine was switched off at 3:45 a.m., 2- 1/2 hours after the crash. president obama's plan to rate colleges have upset administrators. officials are working on the rating system which will compare graduation rate and the income levels of students after they graduate. the federal government acould use the rating to decide how to distribute billions of dollars in loans and grants. leaders say such a system would place too much emphasis on the economic benefits of a college education at the expense of growth. today pope francis wrapped up a visit to the middle east by calling for peace in the region. the invitation the pope extended and how he hopes it will pave the way for peace. >> reporter: in the middle east

pope francis celebrates mass and calls for an tend to the violence in the region. >> there is a need for a firm rejection. >> he pledged unity with the pope's goals. >> we join you with body and soul to two wart murder and replace it with the gates of peace. >> reporter: the gold top dome of the rock where they believe the profit climbed to heaven. >> this holy mosque with all it includes is facing aggression and rage. >> from there he prayed a thet western wall. -- prayed at the western wall

and left a note. he joined the pontiff in his hope for tolerance. >> i call on people to fight the hatred that is growing. >> reporter: pope francis invited leaders to the vatican to pray for peace. the meeting takes place on june 6. while on board his plane leaving the middle east the pope announced he will meet with sex abuse victims. it is set for next month that vatican and he announced an investigation involving three bishops for abuse related reasons. nigeria's chief of defense claims the adducted school girls were located but force can't be used to free them. 200 school girls were kidnapped last month. today the officials said due to their locations a rescue would put the girl's lives in danger. he did not elaborate but said the military knows what it is

doing. american planes have been searching for the girls. officials have not yet verified the new information. now at 6:00 p.m. the gunman behind it ivive massacre left a digital trail of threats -- the isla vista massacre left a digital trail of threats. >> on this memorial day we remember the lives lost. >> try make sense of it. >> and we remember those still with us. the burden many wounded warriors still face. >> an envelope full of money hidden around san francisco as a social media hunt. ktvu channel 2 news talks to the person behind hidden cash. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. we are learning more about the digital trail left behind by the college about to who

went on a shooting rampage near the uc santa barbara campus. i am heather holmes. >> i am frank somerville. continuing coverage of the isla vista massacre. six people were killed before the gunman shot himself. another 13 were wonded. and tonight 5 remain in the hospital. four are in good condition. one is in fair condition. we know that the gunman wrote a manifesto and sent it to his parents and therapists and he left social media posts and videos on youtube outlining his motives, rejection, jealousy and a vow to kill beautiful women. he started by killing his two roommates and another man in his apartment. the three men were all from the bay area. george chen and cheng yuan