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 hong

were from san jose. weihan wang was from fremont. ktvu's ann rubin is in san jose where she learned more about the men killed. >> reporter: high school graduates who appeared to be thriving at uc santa barbara. >> those that knew george chen are filled with anger and grief. she lived next door to the family. >> i am really sorry from the bottom of my heart. i hope somehow this stops. >> violent rampage that took his life. hewas stabbed by his apartment. elliot rodger killed three others and injured 13. >> it needs to start from the home. you know? parents. have to teach the kids the

value of life. other people life. >> reporter: she was a -- he was a 2012 graduate who worked with kids at the ymca. he was devoted to giving back. >> good boy. they involved in the community volunteer. and they try to help people. >> reporter: cheng yuan hong worked with kids, he was studying commuter engineering. friends call him brilliant and gendal. they -- gentle. they wish this could have been prevented. >> no one deserves that. especially not him. >> reporter: a candlelight vigil will be held tonight at uc santa cruz at 8:00 p.m. a thousand people are expected to attend. live in san jose, ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and today we went to fremont

where people were trying to come to grips with another victim, weihan wang. weihan wang went by david graduated back in 2012. he was one of three uc santa barbara students stabbed to death inside elliot rodger's apartment. neighbors say he was an only child and his parents went to santa barbara. >> i saw them leave this morning. they were sad and in mourning. this neighborhood -- our heart goes out to the kid especially. >> the individualself planned thursday in free -- the vigil is planned for thursday in fremont. >> a man is making progress in his recovery. in a hospital bed. police say both of his legs were broken when elliot rodger hit him with his car. his friends say he is trying to focus on recovering.

>> she in -- he is in much better condition than yesterday. yesterday he was overwhelmed with everything. but today he is more lively. holding more conversations with him. that is nice to see. >> he will need physical therapy so we can walk again. he was in isla vista visiting friends and did not attend uc santa barbara. >> elliot rodger sent his manifesto to his mother, father and therapytist before the killings began. elliot rodger parents called police last month and asked officers to check on their son. deputies didn't find anything alarming during the meeting and said they were unaware of his posts on youtube. ktvu's tom vacar continues our live team coverage with a look at the efforts to detect the

threat of potential killers before they strike. >> reporter: schools search for a way to prevent attacks. >> how do you tell who is a real threat and who is acting strange? >> without a clear cut method going forward you end up ovreacting or -- over reacting or under reacting. how do you find a better method that detects emerging aggression. >> reporter: many leak their attentions online. >> creating youtube videos. dozens of cases. >> reporter: how can it be detected. >> great technology is out there. listening platforms that are a souped up version of google

alert. >> they work for school districts. >> no parents or guardian or school district can filter through all of the information that is out there. >> reporter: it uses computers to monitor for keywords and have people evaluate if they represent a threat. >> the administrators know what action plan and policy they will apply in order to best help the child. >> those will communicate with those identified as a threat will receive training. >> there has been training, awareness to detect. >> reporter: everyone from parents to police, monitors, to the man in the street, if you see something, say something. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and our continuing coverage will be found online on www.ktvu.com. we created a special section there for the santa barbara

mass shooting and killings. you will find videos and the latest on the investigation. a man is in police custody tonight accused of killing his wife. police released this photo of the suspect. he was arrested last night following a man hunt. family called police to the home yesterday morning after discovering the body of his wife in a bedroom. investigators say evidence suggest that the 39-year-old was strangled to death. and they say he confessed to the crime. he will make his first court appearance tomorrow. happening now, the end of a holiday weekend and that means slow going on bay area roads as folks head home and get ready for work tomorrow. a live picture of interstate 80 in berkeley. it is slow but it is moving. we move to highway 24 in contra costa county. the lanes on the right are

heading west towards lafayette and orinda. the lanes on the left heading towards walnut creek. and now to the south bay. interstate 280/880. things look nice now. memorial day was marked with ceremonies across the bay area and one in san francisco gave special recognition to vets of the vietnam war. [ music ] >> a army band led a march of veterans through the national cemetery. 3500 veterans are buried here. the ceremony focused on the 50 50th 95 of the vietnam war -- 50th anniversary of the vietnam war. >> i was a angry person coming back. i assumed it would be like world war ii. >> when recognition like this is all positive, i think it is

heart warming for me. >> one woman brought flowers and left flowers on random graves. this is one of the largest memorial day events in the nation. it draws 2500 people. memorial day observances brought out hundreds of people. that centered around the flag pole which has a special plaque bearing the names of residents who died in combat. they urged people to remember the sacrifices. this memorial day the nation honors those who gave their lives for their country. sadly for many who survived the loss of their comrades scared them deeply. ktvu's john fowler looks at the

burden for some that the nation says still has not addressed. >> reporter: in san francisco memorial day means trying not to remember. >> a lot of intense things happened. >> reporter: vietnam. >> he was in the bush. >> reporter: or the trauma of comrades dead. >> hear voices. >> reporter: 1-4 are veterans. they served hot dogs and beans. but they know for many here today is no picnic. >> the traumas of modden warfare -- modern warfare you understand people are dealing with that trauma. >> sobering statistics today among post 9/11 veterans. 47% served with someone who was killed in combat.

>> part of your heart is gone. you try to make sense of it. >> like your brothers. like part of your family. >> such trauma led to drug abuse, 1-8 homeless is a veteran. we found a 24-year-old home on leave from iraq offing a helping hand. >> i think it is important for people to see memorial day more than just like a four day weekend or time to barbecue. >> reporter: a time he said to remember those who died. to honor those who are down range right now and help those struggling after service to their country. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >> it was founded 64 years ago in 1950 to meet the needs of homeless veterans from world war world war ii and you can see a slide show just click on

the slide show for memorial day ceremonies under hot topics. police searching tonight for the man who opened fire on two people while driving down a busy street. the connection between the victim and the shooter that police are digging deeper into tonight. >> hiding $100 all over san francisco and tweeting out clues the location and this afternoon we talked to the man who is hiding all that cash about why he is doing it. >> another warm day across the bay area but now we are talking about wind, how much cooling in the tuesday forecast and when drizzle chances resurface in the 5 day.

president obama honored the

nation's fallen soldiers today. four hours after returning home from a surprise visit to see the troops in afghanistan. >> present. >> the president placed a wreath at the tomb of the unknown in the arlington national cemetery. it was a solemn ceremony. a tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for the nation. >> everything that we hold precious in this country was made possible by person whose gave -- americans who gave their all and because of them our nation is stronger, safer and will always remain a shining beacon of freedom. >> he made the visit to afghanistan yesterday. the white house was planning the trip for weeks. this will be the last memorial day weekend with american troopdize ployed to afghanistan. >> -- troops deployed to afghanistan. >> because of the progress they

have made we are in a privitial moment. our troops are coming home. by the ends of the year our war in afghanistan will come to an end. [ cheers and applause ] >> 32,000 troops are still stationed in afghanistan. the president visited wounded soldiers there and he received a briefing from commanders on the ground. 2200 americans have died serving in the war and many are buried at arlington national cemetery. police in walnut creek says it appears a gunman who attacked a couple last night deliberately targeted them. the shooting sent one man to the hospital. investigators say the two just left a performance when a person pulled up and opened fire. the gunman then got out of his car and kept on shooting. >> looks as if they may have

known each other or some connection there. we are not sure right now. doesn't appear like a random act. >> witnesses say the 36-year- old man was badly injured. the 23-year-old driver was his girlfriend and she took him to the hospital. police are looking at traffic cam rues to see if they could give them clues to help them catch the gunman. for the first time tonight we are hearing from the man who launched a social media scavenger hunt. he is behind the twitter account hidden cash and he is leaving money for people to find all over the bay area. ktvu's allie rasmus talked to him about why she doing -- he is doing this. >> came up here. >> reporter: what would compel a 23-year-old man to climb up a bulldozer? the thrill of discovery.

>> people like to be right and find the clues and follow something to the end. >> reporter: what he found was an envelope with $100 in it left by a donor. >> it says with love from hidden cash. >> reporter: hidden cash on twitter tweets clues on where to find envelopes of money. this afternoon hidden cash called us back and explained he made a fortune in san francisco and wanted to give his money away. >> last deal i made half a million dollars so i could afford to give a lot more. >> reporter: he also gives money to charity. his treasure hunts are for fun. >> if you don't use it to enjoy your life and bring happiness to others it is a waste. >> they can do whatever they want with it. >> reporter: he followed the twitter clues to find $50. he used the money to buy a birthday gift. >> thanks. cool thing you are doing.

a lot of people can use that nowadays. good thing. keep it going. >> the man does plan to keep it going. he will leave money in san jose on wednesday and los angeles this weekend and he would like the project to go global. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. a lot of sunshine today across the bay area. great weather for memorial day. patchy fog off shore and that will increase over the next few hours. temperatures from this afternoon. it was hot towards fairfield, livermore, antioch, santa rosa. lower 90s. san jose 82 degrees. satellite showing you the cloud bank. the fog from south of san francisco, closer to pillar point. half moon bay as well. cloud deck is expanding in coverage. looking out for that tonight

and tuesday morning. as far as the wind speeds, wind speeds up there, fairfield out of the west, sustained 16. gusting to 26 miles per hour. santa rosa gusting 24 and san francisco, sfo, winds gusting 39 miles per hour. santa rosa 86 degrees. san francisco 62. oakland 70. conquered 82. -- concord 82. tomorrow in concord cooler than today. upper 70s to 80 degrees by 3:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. over night lows, tuesday morning, partly cloudy skies. patchy fog near the coast. around the bay, lots of low 50s out there. for tonight clear skies. patchy coastal fog trying to develop out there and a breeze as we showed you. looking towards san francisco

bay, bay bridge, tomorrow will be cooler and cooler temperatures in the extended forecast. right now high pressure has been in command of the weather. especially over the past couple days. it will move out of town as the low pressure drops in. inland, thinking lower 80s and beaches patchy fog in the lower 60s. forecast model, fog tomorrow morning. near the coast and around the bay. clearing back to near the shoreline. warmest locations inland, lower 80s for santa rosa, fairfield, vacaville. oakland 72. livermore 82. san jose upper 70s. san francisco patchy fog in the morning, partly cloudy skies in the afternoon, 65 degrees. your five-day forecast. warmer wednesday and thursday. and more cooling by friday and into saturday. just beautiful weather for today. igate die be outside -- great day to be outside. >> great day to catch a baseball game. thank you. the giants and the a's

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okay. mark is here with sports. would have loved to be out at

the coliseum today or at&t. >> i am taking the coliseum. >> first time since 2000 both places sell out crowds. one crowd went away happy, the other not so much. the winners, the a's. you don't figure the tigers are going to be the team you end a hitting slump against. hitting .172 but solo homers in the second and third innings and bases loaded, the heary on top -- cherry on top, grand slam to put the game away. his topper that made it 10-0. >> i started off the day 0-4. i would love to get in on the action and it worked out. good game for us. especially with a travel day. tough on the body. nice to come out here and put

up runs. >> sell outs in both venues today. giants fans go away with an unusual feeling. the pitching that usually gets them along not happening. this guy has now got 6 homers on the year. feels like he hit them all in the last week. giants 3-1. but a big 3 run fifth for the cubs. rbi triple put the cubs in front for good. 10 strikeouts for the victory, 8-4, the giants fall. show you video from over the weekend. long shot in the minor minor leagues. home run. first of the year. look at the fan out there make the catch. it happens to be his dad. drove 5 hours to see his son

play this holiday weekend and he makes that great catch. what are the odds of that. what are the chances? >> that is great. >> congratulations to him. >> absolutely. >> thank you. and we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com, on facebook and on twitter. thank you so much for joining us. we will see you at 10:00 p.m. >> good night.

okay, hold still, honey. i'm afraid you're going to hit me again. don't worry. i'm just putting this time. i'm not the strongest golfer, and i think it's holding me back in business. too bad deals aren't closed in a trampoline park. i'd just lazy-back into a rudolph into a quadriffus right up the corporate ladder. hey, dad, you coming to my play tonight? "your" play? you only painted the sets. yeah, and michelangelo "only" painted the sixteenth chapel. maybe don't keep your face so close to the paint cans. sorry, buddy, i'm getting a golf lesson and then i'm playing with a client, but i'll try to make your next performance. (doorbell rings, thud) phil! little busy. oh, you always do this. you cram stuff in the freezer without thinking about it. i opened the door, and a frozen turkey almost fell on my foot. i keep pulling it to the left. are we sure the house is level? are you not the least bit sorry? i could have broken a toe.