>> reporter: related to the "speed freak killers" case. >> they are already victims. families already suffered from it. i hope some good comes from it. >> reporter: late this afternoon a sheriff denied his office deleted files related to the "speed freak killers." in a statement he rejected the suggestion he was unwilling to help other investigators saying personnel have always been willing to work with law enforcement concerning their

investigations. a judge still has to rule on the motion. if approved it would help them prove who was responsible for deleting any missing person files. >> eric rasmussen in the news room, thank you. breaking news right now in oakland. there are reports two people have been injured after a shooting on chestnut and 28th streets. ktvu's paul chambers just arrived on the scene. what can you tell us? >> reporter: we have limited information. this is what i know. sky fox right now. before 5:00 p.m. witnesses heard multiple shots. some saying 20. there are several scenes out here. a woman was shot and killed. witnesses say she was defending her son who was also shot. we are told he has life

threatening injuries. there is an issue with the bus. police tell me there were several witnesses on the bus, that is why they stopped the bus to talk to the people on the bus. people are being allowed to be taken back into the area after they show their idea to police. we are just seeing -- live. it is a serious situation. the man found out his wife is killed. i think we need go back to you right now. i will come back and give you more information when we get it. >> very, very devastating situation in oakland. thank you. >> boy. okay. we have breaking news from san francisco right now. we learned b.a.r.t. service has been stopped between 24 and daly city on the

daly city line due to police activity. there is someone running loose in one of the tunnels there. there are major delays as a result of this. b.a.r.t. service stopped in san francisco right now between daly city and millbrae stations as a result of some type of police activity. working to get more information. as soon as we do we will bring it to you. san francisco police are investigating a deadly shooting that claimed the lives of two men. it happened after 9:30 a.m. this morning. police say the men were shot while sitting in a parked car near a playground. the identities have not been released and the suspects are men in their 20s. right now a search is underway for an inmate on the loose. johnell carter over powered a sheriff's deputy during a medical appointment on friday and he escaped. ktvu's azenith smith joins us now, live with the latest on

the search. >> reporter: the sheriff's office believes johnell carter is still in the san jose area. and they formed a task force in hopes to find him. >> this is our top priority. we have several detectives, the task force, the sheriff's office wants to capture him as soon as possible. >> reporter: capturing johnell carter is difficult. three days later and no sign of the 43-year-old who took down a deputy during a appointment at the medical center. the sheriff's office says they put his picture on fugitive watch and hurted authorities. >> -- alerted authorities. >> surveillance, following up on tips. communication within other agencies. >> reporter: documents obtained by ktvu reveal johnell carter was arrested in march of last year. accused of sexual encounter with a 9-year-old relative over

the course of a year. he denied the allegations. >> just, you know, shock to me. >> nervous for my friends. you know, her daughter. >> reporter: she lives next door to the victim's family and hopes the authority catch him soon. while ktvu was in the neighborhood members of bikers against child abuse were at the home. they tell ktvu they are keepers of children, watching out for victims of child abuse. >> i think it is awesome they are protecting somebody like that. awesome to me. >> reporter: the sheriff's office told us johnell carter has a tattoo on his neck that reads amy, not alison. that was originally reported on friday. also he has a tattoo on his

arm. >> all right. thank you. students and teachers are mourning the death of a 15-year- old who was killed by a cal train this morning. it happened about 6:30 a.m. investigators say it appears the death was a suicide. last year 10 people were killed on the tracks. 8 were determined to be suicide. that is compared to 8 so far this year. >> reporter: lawmakers in sacramento are considering a new bill aimed at preventing sexual violence in california schools. it would require high schools to add curriculum about sexual assault and violence. lawmakers want students educated about the importance of consent in response to the growing number of sexual assaults on california college campuses. >> when to the high school level because the attitudes of a culture of sexual assaults of

sexual sexual assaults does -- goes deeper than that. >> supporters say more than 20% of women will become victims of sexual assault on a california college campus. a warning issued to parents after a student tested positive for tuberculous. officials sent home a letter saying the student was not on campus when diagnosed. the district was notified friday. officials are working with the health department. the student will not return till they deem it is safe. it has been a tumultuous day for 49ers fans. more players leaving the team. the list includes mike signing with arizona. justin smith and patrick smith and frank gore signing with the philadelphia eagles and also word that colin kaepernick may

be on the trading block. ktvu's john sasaki spoke with fans about the news. he is live at the old candlestick park. john? >> reporter: fans are scratching their heads. some are angry. many are pointing the finger at jed york. >> reporter: candlestick park is a shell of its former self. fans might say it is no different than the team that now plays. >> leader of the band is messing things up somewhere. >> the 49ers left san francisco for greener pastures and players appear to be doing the same. frank gore to free agency and patrick willis and justin smith to retirement. >> they are jumping ship. retiring because it is like -- i believe they don't want to play for the organization any longer.

>> madness. >> reporter: it was topic number one. >> the defense has been based around for the large part of the success, justin smith and patrick willis. >> reporter: he is trying to figure out how this could be happening at once. >> no, it does not look like we have a concrete plan, sticking to it. and colin kaepernick trade rumors. i don't know what to think. >> reporter: fans were discouraged. >> it is not great when your best players are leaving. must be something seriously wrong. >> one fan thinks this is amusing to fans of rival teams. >> everybody in seattle -- [ laughing ] >> you know. i can hear it. it is like i am doing the same. you lost the super bowl. back at you. [ laughter ] >> reporter: michael crabtree tweeted nothing but respect. been through a lot together.

he might be on his way out of town as a free agent as well. >> this will be an interesting year for the san francisco 49ers. john sasaki at candlestick park, thank you. citation that will cost you more than $100, one city supervisor is demanding more be done about double parking. >> and apple unveiled the newest device, the new features of the apple watch. >> and in weather, looks like the middle of summer. but a weather system is off shore, rain chances making a come back in the bay area forecast.

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this is creating a -- this is creating chaos on b.a.r.t. lines. the police with flash lights looking through the tunnel. they have to turn off the rail because of the police down there searching. major, major delays on b.a.r.t. as a result -- we are working to get more information. as we do we will bring it to you. if you are taking b.a.r.t. home, there will be delays from san francisco heading into the east bay. new at 6:00 p.m. more than a year since san

francisco began cracking down on a widespread and dangerous problem. double parking. ktvu's rob roth explains, new statistics leave one official wondering what is being done. >> you don't have to drive too long to run into this. double parking. it can cause traffic back back ups. >> sometimes you can't even see what is next of you. >> reporter: ist been a year -- it is been a year half-since he requested the city step up enforcement of double parking. he held a hearing today through the committee to review enforcement efforts. reports show there was 2,000 fewer double parking tickets issued last year than in 2013. >> 2013 when we started looking at the numbers, we were at full

capacity. 170 officers. we started dinning in numbers -- dwindling in numbers and we are at full staff again. >> the price of a citation is $110 but many deliver drivers say it is just part of the cost of doing business in san francisco. the most were written here on mission street where double parking is still going on. >> we try to negotiate with the business to have deliveries done at a different time. we are trying to facilitate the flow of traffic. >> reporter: education will help alleviate the problem. he has a different view. >> we need enforcement of double parking rules that is consistent enough so that people believe that if i leave my car double parked here there is a chance i will get a ticket. >> reporter: there is no talk of raising the fine. rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. apple ceo took the stage

today show case the apple watch. >> apple watch is the most personal device we have ever created. it is not just with you, it is on you. >> he calls it the most advanced time piece every created. gives the user a way to connect with everything. they don't just tell time, they can check messages, answer your phone, get updates on your flight and monitor your health and other things. you can also talk to siri and send your heartbeat to another device. but opinion is divided on whether to wear a watch. >> reporter: do you wear a watch? >> no. >> reporter: why not? >> i have a cell phone. >> no. >> i want it to tell me what time it is. >> the watches start at $350 and up to $10,000 for a 18-

carat gold. preorders begin april 10 and they will be available april 24. >> love that. i think i am going to wait and check out public opinion. the weather right now. and we don't need a watch to tell us about the weather. it is beautiful today. things are changing? >> things are changing. it would be great to have a watch or phone to have weather conditions. temperature censor -- [ talking at the same time ] >> cool. >> something i would like. [ talking at the same time ] >> sent that message along. >> i will sketch it out. today we warmed up across the bay area. inland. the fog making a come back coast side. looks like a summer time weather pattern. 56 at pacifica. the warmest location, antioch, 79 degrees. san jose lower 70s. the satellite loop over the past three hours. you can see a weather system in the pacific. still a ways out there.

the front is over 500 miles, 650 miles off shore. that will be approaching the bay area wednesday. as far as right now, we have over cast hugging the shoreline. typical low clouds and fog. as far as the wind speeds. you can see winds out of the west, 14 miles per hour oakland. more neighborhoods. a breeze that will transport the fog. a beautiful scene right now. you can see the high clouds in the distance. the high clouds will be the change tuesday. more high clouds throughout the afternoon hours and a few rain showers paying us a visit across the bay area. not going to be a major storm at all. a few neighborhoods picking us trace amounts. as far as over night lows, coolest locations 40s to 50s. concord throughout the day, morning hours in the 40. on track to reach the lower 70s

by 3:00. this system impressive on the sat lithe right now. by the time -- satellite right now. by the time it gets here, high clouds tomorrow and on wednesday, rain showers. most areas fall within this range. a quarter inch. wednesday will be the coolest day of the week. dry tomorrow morning. clouds moving in throughout the afternoon hours. rain showers. you get the idea wednesday morning. the highest chance north of the golden gate bridge. could have a break wednesday afternoon. and another pulse moves in by 5:00 wednesday. south bay not picking up as much rainfall. trace amounts. temperatures for tomorrow, lower 70s on the board walnut

creek and livermore. san jose 72. san francisco 63 degrees. five-day forecast, more clouds tuesday. scattered showers wednesday and into the weekend, a chance of a shower on sunday. a little activity to track on wednesday. nice change. not the soaker we need. >> my eyes zeroing in on the 76 degrees. thank you. coming up here, mark ibanez will be back with more on the day that 49er fans are going to remember for a long, long time. and the giants take on the dodgers at spring training in arizona and why pablo sandoval says it wasn't hard to leave san francisco.

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toe for years and he may have found a spiritual awakening. one reason he may be retiring. all pro-7-8 years. justin smith has been hinting he is ready to retire at age 35 and he says he will make his decision final by next week. and from that we go to good news for the san francisco giants. matt cain is back. elbow surgery during the off season and he pitched wonderfully this afternoon in his debut. six up and six down against the dodgers. the game ended 5-5 and giant offense, scored 5 runs in one inning. former giant trying to make it back again, brandon hicks with a rbi single. look at yusmeiro da -- look at his arm. >> it was good to get back out

there. get the butterflies, get the adrenaline going. it went really good. you know, i have been trying to think about getting in the right rhythm. get everything in the same groove. >> burning bridges. here with pablo sandoval. i knew early last year i would leave. they didn't respect my agent and i love bruce bochy. he is the only guy i will miss and huntser pence. now i feel like -- hunter pence. now i feel like i am home. crawford said basically, if it were me and i left a people i won three world series titles with i wouldn't say anything. >> saying nothing at all is the best thing. >> if you don't have something nice to say -- [ talking at the same time ] >> he looks so jovial -- [ talking at the same time ] >> on the inside it was

ticking. >> all right. thank you. coming up tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news, more on the breaking news we told you about, where initial reports are one person was killed in a shooting in west oakland. we saw the pictures unfortunately of a husband who found out his wife died. we will bring you the latest from the scene coming up at 10:00 p.m. see you then. >> good night.

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