four shootings since the new year all outside vietnamese businesses. they are taking a closer look at the string of violence. good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. police looking for a suspect in a shooting. sit a late nest a string of shootings at vietnamese businesses. we report on what lead up to the latest violence. >> reporter: drinking and hanging out with friends ended

up with gunfire on if east side. police say the trouble started at 10:00 lag night when someone pull out a gun. the bar owner was in the kitchen when he heard gunshots and called 911. >> a couple of people saw a couple asian guys come and shoot and ran. >> reporter: two men were shot and wounded. they appear to be asian and under 30. >> one of the victims was in critical condition. she stabilized. we will keep monitoring that situation. the second victim is expect today survive from his injuries. >> reporter: they detained witnesses. one man in handcuffs. they did arrest a man for assault with a develop but they still looking for a second suspect. this is the fourth shooting that occurred at or near a vietnamese bar or restaurant.

>> our gang is aware of the violence. >> reporter: a few days before on the same street at man was killed at the dx club. on new year's day gunfire erupted in the rain lounge and a man was killed. >> it is something that the on our radar. we will go ahead and work with our investigators and conduct follow up on if there's a connection between any of these. >> reporter: the bar where the latest shooting occurred has within open three month. police will be studying surveillance video to see if they can identify the second suspect. they are hoping that witness who left the bar before officers arrived will come forward. reporting from san jose, ktvu fox 2 news. helping students cope with

the death of a classmate. christopher gonzales was hit by an suv yesterday. authorities say he was crossing the street in the intersection against the traffic signal. the 45-year-old driver stopped and is cooperating with police. they say the driver had the green light and was driving at the speed limit. he was an 8th grader and lived close to crash site. an investigation is underway in san leandro found a loaded handgun while walking to school. the gun may be related to a shooting incident at shiloh's bar. a man found the gun in some bushes near the bar. he thought it was a toy and picked it up. when he realized it was a real gun police immediately called his parents. officers were unable to find the weapon.

that is being investigated to see if it is connected to other shootings. the cause of an explosion and fire in southern california is still under investigation. this is cell phone video of the aftermath of the fire and a gasoline processing unit a it the plant. it set off a huge flare. four contractors were hurt. the blast was strong enough to shatter a near by window and sent ash reigning down over the neighborhood. part of the refinery shut down. drivers can expect prices at the pump to go up because of that fire and the recent shut down of the refinery where workers are on strike. alex was at one station where the price of a gallon of gasn't up right before our eyes. >> reporter: at this shell station the early birds got the cheaper gas.

it was selling for $2.85 when we first arrived. it wasn't long before the attendant came out to change the signs bumping up prices by 4-cents. a regular at this station watched it happen live during mornings on 2. >> i saw you guys on tv this morning. >> reporter: you said hey, that's my station. >> yeah. i saw my guy out there. >> reporter: you're still filling up. >> yeah. i don't feel the difference anyway. >> spread out the pain a little bit. >> reporter: they predict prices will increase as much as 10-cents with two refinery problems in california. there was yesterday's huge explosion at the exxon mobile facility in torrence and this oil refinery remains shut down because of an on going labor

dispute. drivers are bracing for a bumpy road ahead. >> it's a bummerment we just bought a new tahoe too. i thought the prices would stay down for another few years. what can you do? >> it was nice while it lasted. i kind of expected it. we were just kind of riding it while it was low. it's going to go up eventually. >> reporter: around the bay area prices have been creeping up lately, jumping 1 to 2-cents since yesterday. over the last month fuel prices have gone up about 20-cents on average. even without the martinez strike or torrence explosions prices were bound to go up anyway. this is the time that refineries switch over to a cleaner burning summer gasoline. gas for under $3 a gallon

likely won't last long. ktvu channel 2 news news. president obama ask to confront islamic state. >> these terrorists are desperate for legitimacy. all of us have a responsible to refute the notion that they some how represent islam. >> the president spoke at the conclusion of a white house summit. his specially called on arab nations to by providing economic and educational opportunities for their young people. a state senator will propose a new law to abolish the exemption that allows parents not to vaccinate their children. state law requires all children to be vaccinated unless their

parents blame the personal belief exemption. there are almost 5000 kindergarten opportunities who have not been properly vaccinated. they say measles cases after disneyland match the measles currently in the philippines. i was type b 3 which is identical to the virus in the philippines that killed 115 last year and infected 153,000. they say the california outbreak likely started when an international travelers went to disneyland while being infected. nearly two to 0 people -- 200 people being tested for a superbug. we have more from los angeles. >> i'm surprised this is even

happening. it's scary. >> reporter: it's called cre. it's a small bacteria that turned into a big problem here in los angeles. two deaths may be linked to the super bug after medical instruments were found to be contaminated at ucla medical center. as many as 179 other patients may have been exposed. >> it is resis tent to most of the antibiotics. they will need a combination of several different antibiotics. >> >> reporter: id can lead to coughing, fever and chills. it may have been transmitted through to indoe scopes but they say there's little chance of a broader outbreak. >> the chance of several infections is fairly low but not zero. the chances of a widespread outbreak occur as a result of this i would say is extremely

unlikely. >> reporter: ucla says they were sterilized but they are now using techniques that go above and beyond national standards. they say it should be a wake up call to hospitals across the country. >> we need more widespread decontamination procedures. we need less overuse of antibiotics. >> reporter: ucla is contacting every patient and each has been sent a home testing kit, fox news. two bay area mayors host a summit to spur economic growth. >> reporter: they met here in oakland, find out what both mayors say is the biggest economic challenge to the region. and low clouds and fog, we have a look at the clearing and weekend in view up next. plus the big hitters, the big change for one team as players arrive today.

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leaders to gather together today. sal castaneda is live with a topic that was on everyone's mind. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. this regional summit, they were speaking of the challenges in the region and pledged copper ration in solving them. oakland mayor were on stage at the oakland convention center at a summit put on by the san francisco times. they hosted to show the potential of oakland. both spoke about top priorities including housing, transportation and jobs. the mayors pledged regional cooperation. >> people come here not only because the rents are cheaper and you can actually find a parking space in front of your house and we actually have houses, not just apartments. >> i want one that is

attractive on a worldwide basis. i want our airports to be so active because that's going to mean a lot of international travelers coming here. >> reporter: they said they were both very concerned about the labor dispute effecting all west coast ports. the mayor said 73,000 workers in oakland are effected. >> if a lockout or strike occurs we know we may permanently lose business. this business can easily go to vancouver to mexico to ports on the gulf. this is serious. >> we appreciate both sides. we appreciate your smartness, dedication to your families, to your entire economic system. if i could signal that pride should overcome the differences that we have so we can get to an agreement. >> i want to show you this big

ship being towed in. both mayor lee and mayor had that hanging over their head. that's the first thing they wanted to speak to reporters about. they are very concerned about this. they also spoke about other things like transportation and housing that they plan to deal with in the future. let's go back to you. >> all right. certain lay big issue. thank you, sal. teachers and parents are angry about budget cuts in the school district. we tell you how some schools are dealing with a $2 million shortfall. megan clark is trying to remain up beet in the face of a pay cut this morning. >> year after year my rent goes up and my paycheck doesn't. >> reporter: now it is taking a 1% hit. teachers rallied outside last night's school board meeting. >> this could be really ugly.

>> reporter: they voted to cut all school boards salaries and nix 14 jobs next year. >> we negotiated the standard for class sizes. it is something that has been negotiated with our teachers in good faith. >> can't even believe after no raise for over 8 years but then you want to take money. we have teachers that can't afford to live here. they have extra jobs. this just isn't working. >> reporter: they say that the budget shortfall is due to the rising cost of special education. teachers here say they have been offered no explanation. >> parents keep asking for answers. we have had a lot of income from selling properties. we have yet to get any real answers about where the money has gone. >> reporter: it has been strucking for nearly a decade.

ktvu channel 2 news fox 2 news. the lou wolf training was acquired from the cubs. the a's have made $27 million in renovations. the renovations include new fields, batting cages and player therapy and strength training areas. it also has the largest score board. they able to hold their first workout. joe is there and we'll hear from him tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. right now we'll hear from mark. >> yeah. stubborn low clouds and fog. it started out with fog. still lots of cloud cover out there. here is our live camera out here. mostly cloudy skies. another perspective in the south bay where we have lots of cloud cover in this region. you can see on the upper right looks like we have partly cloudy skies trying to break

out in parts of the south bay. no changes for the weather pattern with the exception of stubborn weather out there out towards the bay and inland valleys. here is a closer look at the satellite. this is all showing you cloud cover here. east bay for condor, walnut creek covered over the bay for san francisco and oakland and the south bay mostly cloudy skies. santa cruz out towards scotts valley as well. you get the idea, big blanket of clouds over the area. numbers in the 0s. coolest in the lower 50s. 60 in hayward. forecast for today still patchy clouds in the short term. clearing skies. i think we'll have clearing

times in the friday forecast. it will be dry but also breezy. high weather in command of our weather. it comes setting up a blanket over the low clouds. so we have the overcast out there for this afternoon. it should break up a bit with a few spots reporting partly cloudy skies by about 3:00 or 4:00. then into the weekend we will have this, this area of low pressure moves in out towards the east of the bay area. it will increase offshore winds. it should help wipe away the low clouds and fog and increase the winds out of the north to northeast especially on sunday. once again, starting out with great and increasing sunshine for the afternoon hours for friday. so more sunshine in the friday forecast. temperatures for this afternoon mainly in the upper 50s to low to mid-60s. a few upper 60s out there. a look ahead, your five day forecast with clearing skies.

more sunshine this weekend. the winds pick up for north and east bay hills. we could be talking about increasing the fire danger. so something we'll be watching. >> no rain clouds on that. >> all right. thank you, mark. we are two days away from the show down between the sharks and the kings. fans are scoring a victory on facebook. we launched a friendly facebook challenge to see whose fans are the best. the station that gets the most shares and likes get bragging rights. sharks fans have more than a thousand shares. l.a . fans not even 400 likes and 135 shares. help us beat l.a . by logging onto the our facebook page and like or share that post. students learn about the

rewards that come with serving others. it will earn them a spot at wii day.

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is flat. it is an event inspiring young people to get involved in local and global change. they must earn they way in by committing to make a positive change. today we take a look at aurora school in oakland and the work of their service club that is getting them seats at wii day. at aurora school in oakland students and staff are preparing to announce a book drive. they chose a name, books for buddies and got down to planning their presentation. >> we'll be collecting books until march 10th. >> we are collecting books because we believe every kid should have good books. >> reporter: the children that were not presenting are in charge of making posters. >> we are trying to raise 150 or over. when we raise our goal it makes me feel really happy. >> reporter: he is the teacher for the service club.

the club members already raids $2000 for free the childrens adopt a village. adopt a village is designed to help villages in third world countries with clean water, sanitation, health, alternative income and food security. >> are you guys ready change the world? >> i got to go to wii day. i can't believe this way they are empowering kids to make a difference in the local communities but really in the local community. >> reporter: 19 fifth graders get to attend. ten-year-old marisol sounds like the perfect wii day participant. >> when i help people i feel really good inside and i'm really glad that i do it. >> they want to improve their community, their country and truly their entire world. >> we are just getting in new pictures from the demolition of

candle stick park as it enters a new phase. coming up tonight we'll have more from the tear down of the walls of the stadium and update you on the new home in transforming into a new housing and retail complex. thank you for making us your choice for news. we are always on ktvu.com or you can follow us on twitter and facebook.

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