an our partment fire in oakland kils two -- apartment fire kills two people and leaves dozens without a place to live. and an attack at the new orleans airport. good evening. >> a 3-alarm fire i killed two people. dozens of neighbors were evacuated. tonight they are still not allowed back in their homes.

now to more on the fire. >> a beeping sound in the still of the night was the first sign something was wrong here. >> it had been going off for a long time. >> firefighters looked for about 10 minute inside the building and found the problem inside unit d. >> they started to try to break down that door. the second they did they -- smoke started spilling out. he yelled fortous get out. >> i just started -- for us to get out. >> i starting running up and down the block yelling fire. >> two men inside the unit died. neighbors say one of the victims [ indiscernible ] >> he also did sculptures and was very popular in the bay area. >> we are told second victim had just moved in the with the

artist. nearly 3 dozen more people were displaced. >> it's been converted into live work spaces. there's a lot of ways for the fire to really get going. >> [ indiscernible ] crews were called to clean up. the red cross has stepped in to help the new lie homeless. >> this is a disturbing event today. i wanted to come by and say that the city is sorry that this happened to you. it our job to keep everyone safe. >> they are shocked by the two unexpected deaths. they eager for them to find out how this started. >> this group of people are the nicest people in the world. it's sad that this happened. we thank foul be alive. >> -- thank full to be alive.

back to you. a man's body was found dumped in a barrel in front of sonoma city hall. they dissed that barrel -- discovered that barrel with a man's body inside. investigators arrested 40 -year-old christopher mcnatt at a mobile home park two miles away. this week marks the 12th anniversary of the u.s. invasion of iraq. today hundreds gathered for antiwar protest. >> protesters took aim at president obama's push for congress to formally authorize the use of military force against islamic state militants. it gives the military the quote flexibility to confront unfore

soon circumstances. -- unforeseen circumstances. >> it is the people of opposition to militarize u.s. foreign policy which has brought us death destruction and the waste of at least $3 trillion over the last ten years. people are really sick of it. >> in the past 12 years at least 4,100 troops were killed. currently about 3,000 american service members are in iraq to advice train and assist iraq's military in it's efforts to try defeat islamic state militants police are investigating a deadly shooting the last night in richmond. it happened around 10:20.

they found a 23-year-old man suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. he died there at the scene. so for police have not made any arrests. they collected almost a hundred firearms today in a gun buy back events. people handed back their weapons in exchange for cash. $100 was given out for handguns. in all 29 guns were turned in. the event was funded by donation from marijuana clubs and ron con way. now we go to new york where fire investigators say that a house fire in brooklyn killed 7 youngal siblings. the three story home only had one smoke alarm in the base. >> the flames started shortly after midnight while children were sleeping. more than 100 firefighters raced to the scene to help but 7 of

the children were not able to make it out in time. their mother and a teenage siblings survived after jumping from the second floor. the victims were between the ages of 5 and 16. >> it's a tragedy for this family. it's a tragedy for this community. it's a tragedy for our city. >> investigators believe a malfunctioning hot plate ignited the flames. officials believe the orthodox jewish family may have left the hot plate ton keep food warm -- plate to keep food warm. >> you always think fires happens in different neighborhoods, never close to home. now it hits home. >> i just know the mother. i really hope that -- i don't know if she makes it through this. i don't know how shes going to face this. >> the mayor visited the scene. he calls what he saw unimaginable. >> you can only imagine that

this beautiful vibrant family, 24 hours ago intact and now so many lost. >> fire investigators say they found a smoke detector in the basement but none on the first or second floor. back to you. the man who police say attacked tsa agents at the new orleans airport has died. richard white has died. police say now say he was armed with cocktails in sect spray and a machete. he used the spray on one agent then tried to chase down another age ept when he was shot -- agent when he was shot down. >> this was an unexpected attack by a clearly troubled individual. they did everything they could try to do to stop the perpetrateer and saved a lot of

lives. >> witness say it was a scene of chaos and screaming. police say white was a taxi drive were no criminal history. president obama said he's tired of waiting for republicans to act on her becoming the next u.s. attorney general. >> she's jailed some of new york's most violent mobsters and gang members. >> she first nominated her four months ago. the gop controlled senate has yet to bring her nomination to a vote in his weekly address he accused them of playing politics. hundred attended a town hall meeting in oakland.

she says concerns range from public safety and freedom from violence. >> young people deserve not to be victims of this senseless terrible gun violence that is taking place and also how we make sure our young people have the best possible education. >> congresswoman lee added while many see washington as dysfunctional, a lot is happening she says. she plans to hold more meeting every few months. >> the youngest person to ever win the prize is set to speak. tickets went on sale. she is scheduled to speak on june 26. in 2002 when she was just 15, she was shot in the head in in pakistan. a new poll has ranked u.s.

cities by their lgbt population. not surprisingly san francisco topped the list. oakland and hayward were included thattaly. near -- in that survey. the move that prompted them to leave. we know the drought is calling our lawns. officials say it may soon cause our power bills to go up. in weather we have the high clouds and some fog pushing back into the bay. we are tracking a weather system offshore. coming up with he break down our sunday shower chances.

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negotiations continue tonight in london for them to reach an agreement on this nuclear program. >> we want the right deal that would make the world including the united states and our closest partners safer and more secure. that is our test. >> with only ten days till the agreed deadline he is under intense fresh tour finalize that. -- pressure to finalize that. in yemen military office alsos there -- officials there say about 100 men were evacuated. this comes after suicide bombings on two yemeni mosques killed more than a hundred

people there. are new new concerns about internal voi lens. >> we are learning -- violence. >> we are learn mrg details -- learning more details. in one of the attacks one of the bombers went inside the mosques and detonated the belt while another one did it outside as people were trying to escape. isis has claimss are ability for those attacks. they happened in the yemeni capital. at least 350 others were injured. also friday al-qaeda took control of the southern yemeni city. because of all this the u.s. is pulling more of it's personal out of yemen. the u.s. em passe was closed last month -- embassy was closed last month. it's also where al-qaeda has been based out of and that's why

the u.s. has had an ongoing counter terrorism program there and operation with support from yemeni officials and their government. in fact president obama had sited them as a success in the fight against terrorism because of the country's support. at this point they are concerned about violence between the rival tearing yemen apart much like we have seen in iraq and syria. back to you. >> they say they have arrested more than 20 people in connection with wednesday's deadly museum attack. today video surfaced showing the frightening moments. the two gunmen opened fire killing 20 fern tourists and throw tunisians before she were shot and killed by security forces. tunisian authorities say the men trained in libya. today one survivor talked about the moment that she and her

friend had to make a terrifying split second decision. >> one of us peaked around a corner and saw two -- um, again men in black with guns at an exit. they were frantically waving to us come, come here up. we had to make a decision. we didn't know if they were the gunmen who had been shooting at everybody or they were the police. >> one law maker found faults with the lack of security at the museum before attack. he claims they were not at their post. he said three were on break and one had not turned up for work. today marked the 70th aen v. ri of the world war -- anniversary of the world war ii battle. they invaded the iceland in

1945. the battle went on for a month. today a handshake expressed friendship between the two nations once engaged in a batter battle: one person was -- bitter battle. a sheriff spokesman said the car drove through a window of the starbucks just after 9:00 this morning. one person was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. authorities haven't yet said what caused that crash. encouraging news to report tonight on a 25-year-old man who was hit by a truck and then robbed while he lay youred. today they are report -- injured. today they reported he is out of a coma and talking. drs. say he may be able to move to a rehab facility in the coming weeks. he was hit in january. the 81-year-old truck driver topped and that's when police say a group of people came and robbed both the driveer and him. no arrests have been made. one of the teenage boys who

admitted to sexually assaulting a south bay girl has reached a settlement with the victim's family. she committed suicide back in 2012. [ indiscernible ] the settlement was one of the now 18-year-olds for an undisclosed amount. the drought is taurting to affect energy -- starting to affect energy bills. there will be a lot less mountain run off available. for ill fuel power plants will have to ramp -- for for -- fossil fuel power plants will have to ramp up. [ indiscernible ] >> now mark to let us know if there is any rain coming in. >> we are talking about a few

drops coming in. looks like a summer day out there. we have high clouds and some dense fog showing up right near the immediate coastline. there is that fog. we have the lower clouds and the higher clouds as well showing up. not much in the way of radar cover rack. a few cell -- coverage. a few cells there but that's about it. the bay area, nothing being picked up by the radar beams. think tomorrow we will have some scattered showers popping up across the region. san jose checking in 70 degrees. san francisco only in the upper 50s. this will be the first change if your sunday, we will cool things

off. everybody cooling off a few degrees. they had 72 today and will go done to the mid -- go down to the mid 60s. forecast head loins partly cloud you -- headlines partly cloudy for tonight. get ready for another warmup. we are talking about some more 80s showing up in the five day forecast. as far as overnight lows, first thing tomorrow morning mostly cloudy skies. temperatures will be in the 50s to start out your sunday. here's your temperature timeline for tomorrow. for san jose starting out the day fairly mild. here's the weather pattern we tracking right now. this area of low pressure, definitely a cloud produce foryour sunday. as far as sunday into monday there, is enough moisture, we will skwoez out a few showers. -- squeeze out a few showers.

sunday and monday we could have amounts of rain ranging from a quarter of an inch to two quarters of an inch. some scattered showers tomorrow morning at 8:00 and 10:00. then a little bit of a break on sunday afternoon. sunday night we could have some more showers approaching the region and lasting into the monday morning commute. it's not widespread. definitely some clouds and pop up showers out there. temperature for tomorrow, lots of 60s. san jose will go 69 degrees. san francisco 64. look ahead your five day forecast, you can't see a little baby rain cloud for sunday and monday. then we go the other direction by thursday, the warmest locations back up into the lower 80s. we are at 82 to 83 degrees.

>> pretty disappointing this year with rain. >> time is running out. hopefully april, we will see. hundreds of new fed ex jobs will soon be available in tracy. the company held a ground breaking for a new 660,000 square foot facility. they say more positions will be added as necessary. >> this is going to impact not just tracy the community but all of northern california and it's going to create jobs in this community. >> the new center is set to open in august of 2016. for the first time in more than 50 years ferry may start running between the u.s. and cuba. rye yap says he hopes to -- ryan says he hopes to use his. he plans to charge $338 for a round trip ticket. before his plane gets off the ground he must be granted a

license. about half a dozen other american have begun applying for the same license. >> that's only 90 miles? >> yeah. coming up next it's march madness and we have tall action today. >> we certainly do. including that nail biter for sanford women. sports is next.

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okay this march madness stuff maddening huh? >> it's kind of where it gets the name. more craziness ensuing to day. so many subplots today. like this teacher versus students. in this, the student taught the teach our lesson. a 2-10 match up in the west. they bust open a tight game early in the second half. he laid it up and in, he had 19. arizona up by 4. then he's on the defensive. the push, give it up to elliot. he is blocked but there is jefferson for the put back.

another packed 12 contestant. his kid went to work early on. he had a career high of 28. he did it all by himself there. he knocked down the triple. the bruins are in the sweet 16 with a 92-75 win. kentucky coached by that man taking on cincinnati. the cats pull away in the second half. harrison 3 of his 13. kentucky up by 8. bear cats feeling the rest of the countries pain at this point. it is other harrison, the drive and the finish. kentucky does in fact improve to 36-0. big weekend down on the farm. tomorrow the stanford men play a second round against rhode

island. today the women kicked off ncaa play. they had to sweat this one. first half thompson, little lazy on the pass. ashley back the other way. she 27 points. they were on an 18-2 run. second half stanford gets their act together. a nice hustle place there. the cardinals win. they will play oklahoma on monday. big upset happening as we speak. number 8 nc state about to knock off villanova. thank you for watching. we will see you back here tonight at 10:00.

yeah, honey, mitchell helped me pick out the shirt. [ ragtime music plays ] you're gonna love it. ooh, i wish i could pick you up some lip gloss but we're already at the car. okay, bye, honey. getting pretty good, huh? yeah, but you were always good. i'm just glad you stuck with it. seriously? what? it's playing itself. well, i didn't know. you honestly thought that i just became a piano virtuoso, dad? you've known me my whole life. have you ever seen me take a lesson? i thought maybe you were self-taught. oh, i'm sorry. you're right. like when i taught myself to play the clarinet. exactly. i never played the clarinet. can we drop it? let's go get an ice cream. what about my lactose intolerance? oh, i'm not loving this game. [ scoffs ] this sucks. my teacher gave me mononucleosis. as a parent, i feel i should ask about this. slow down. it's not