ast night. he was just 38 years old. he was responding to a call for help that a man was armed and violent. radio dispatch described the terrifying scene. >> officer down. officer down. >> copy, officer down. officer down. >> all day the community and officers have been paying their respects to fallen officer michael johnson leaving flowers outside the san jose police department. he is remembered as a husband, a son, and a hero. we have team coverage tonight. we begin with ktvu's azenith smith. she spoke with a friend of officer michael johnson. >> reporter: outside of the san jose police department, this memorial keeps growing with flowers and drawings from children. flags are at half-staff as the department lost a family member, the city lost a protector. >> reporter: one of the most difficult times in the san jose police department's history.

the city of san jose's darkest hour. other officers sharing their grief of losing san jose police officer michael johnson. just 38. >> tight nit family in san jose. the loss of any brother or sister is a punch to the stomach. >> the officer who grew up in san jose shot and killed that hands of scott dunham, mentally unstable and suicidal. >> reporter: a wall honoring 11 officers killed in the line of duty. michael johnson will be ated to the wall. he came from the same academy class as a man killed in 2001. . >> we are human too. we cry, we think about things. >> reporter: he worked along him michael johnson and was his friend. he said he loved being a police officer. it was in his blood. >> she the type of officer you

want on your team. he is the guy that -- that maybe was dorky and funny, you know when he got there he would take care of you. you are going to go home at the end of the night. >> reporter: he goes it could have been any of them. a reminder the risk officers take every day. the police department received visits from every police chief in santa clara county and strangers, thanking them for their service. >> they don't have an option of coming back sometimes. >> he is with god right now and looking down upon us. i know he is up there. he is a good man. he did the right thing. >> he leave business hind a wife. his family -- believes behind a why. his family said -- wife. had i said said we cannot express how deep a hole in our hearts we are left with. we love you mike.

son, brother and hero. they are accepting donations on their website it help the family heal. >> azenith smith in san jose, thank you. >> the san jose police department is trying to figure out what set off 57-year-old man causing him to shoot and kill officer michael johnson. ktvu's john sasaki is live. you went inside his home? >> reporter: this is where it happened. the gunfire erupted right there. we got a look inside, only because the property management is having to clean up the mess left behind by the incident can the after math. >> reporter: scott dunham's apartment is in disarray after police spent the night going over it for evidence. trying to figure out why he would shoot and kill a police officer as he responded to a call for service. >> i was devastated. thought oh, my god. right here. you know? i was scared. >> reporter: it was a chaotic

and frightening scene tuesday night. >> officer down. officer down. >> copy, officer down. officer down. >> reporter: officers were at the apartment complex for a call of a suicidal man. as they arrived gunfire wrung out michael johnson was shot and killed. the gunman has been confirmed as scott dunham. in 1996 he pleaded no contest to three misdemeanors. including assault and battery. >> quiet place. >> reporter: he lives a couple doors down. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> high and low. good morning. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> every 5:30 a.m. in the morning. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> when we go to work we see

him. his wife. nice people. >> reporter: i talked with officials at the college district who said he worked for the district for 14 years in construction and gardening. they said his employment was a sign he was successful. it is unclear whether he was killed by officers gunfire or if he took his own life. >> thank you. stay with ktvu fox 2 news for continuing coverage. at 5:30 p.m. we will hear from san jose's mayor. that woman who was reported kidnap from vallejo was found safe 400 miles away in southern california. there are still a lot of question about what happened. ktvu's allie rasmus spoke with the woman's father and has the latest now from the police about the investigation. >> reporter: police say they are glad the woman has been found but they are still investigating this a a kidnapping for ransom case.

we spoke with the woman's father. he says the 48 hours before he heard his daughter's voice were horrifying. >> i am grateful. i -- i can't tell you the prayers that have been answered. >> reporter: he told us the moment he heard his daughter's voice on the phone. denise huskins was reported kidnapped from a home on monday. >> i want to hug her. i want to say how -- okay, baby. we are okay. >> his sense of joy quickly turned to panic. >> i wasn't relieved because she wasn't in the hands of authorities. she was walking the streets. >> he answered the call and it was her. she said daddy, i am safe. they let me go. >> reporter: denise huskins made the call to her father from huntington beach, 400 miles away from the home where she was abducted from. the man who owns the home

reported the kidnapping to police several hours after it happened. >> the person that reported this is a victim at this point. and i can't comment about anything else. >> reporter: because of the nature of the investigation there are still many details he cannot clarify. he couldn't say whether there was a ransom note or why the man waited hours to go to police. all he said was investigators have a lot of people to talk to. >> anyone who has any connection to denise huskins we will be talking to and nobody at this point has been eliminated. >> reporter: denise huskins' father told us he wasn't sure when he would be able to see his daughter. police say right now they are making travel arrangements with investigators so they can talk to denise huskins in person. back to you. >> the investigators will fly

down a huntington beach and interview her tomorrow? >> reporter: yes. investigators talked to her on the phone and she has been cooperative in the investigation. they want to speak to her more about this. >> allie rasmus, thank you. earlier today the san francisco chronicle reported it received an e-mail from a person claiming to be denise huskins' hid napper. it included a -- kidnapper. it included a audio tape. the editor said in a statement it is true that we have received information from someone claiming to be her kidnapper and we have reason to believe it is authentic. they would not release more details to ensure her safety. a deputy says he feared for his life when he opened fire on a car suspected in drug activity this morning in a residential area. the deputy had initially topped

two cars. the second car took off. the deputy shot at that car and authorities don't know if anyone was hit. two people inside the first car were detained. authorities are looking for the suspects in the car that took off. the san francisco severe thunderstorm is reexamining policies after -- sheriff's department is reexamining policies after an inmate escaped. monday night the sheriff's office mistakenly allowed him to take the trash outside. he ran away. the sheriff's department is conducting an investigation to determine how it happened. the state department confirmed today three americans were on board the germanwings airbus that crashed yesterday. there were no survivors. investigators are analyzing the black black boxes but they won't say if they learned what went wrong. more on the investigation and

the 150 lives that were lost. >> reporter: debris from flight 9525 is scattered across a steep ravine. recovery efforts complicated by the rough terrain. the case of the black boxes found empty today. investigators are working on the cockpit voice recorder. [ speaking foreign language ] >> we have a usable audio file but it is too early to draw conclusions. >> the plane went down tuesday as it traveled from barcelona to duesseldorf. citizens from a dozen counties on board. authorities do not believe anyone survived. >> i can confirm the death of u.s. citizens. we are in connect with family members and we extend our deepest condolences to the family and loved ones of the 150 people on board. and a third u.s. citizen was on board the flight. >> reporter: there have been

tributes to those on board the flight. a moment of silence. the loss of 16 students and two teachers from a german school hitting those in their home town hard. [ speaking foreign language ] >> i haven't been able to sleep at all. it gets to me. >> reporter: an official say the plane slammed into the mountain sides, it did not break up in the air. the last communications were routine, simply to stay on course. in london, fox news. we are getting late word from the new york times which is reporting that one of the pilots was locked out of the cockpit. the times says the audio shows one pilot left it cockpit and tried to reenter. he knocked several times harder and harder then he dried to break down the door. investigators stress they don't

know exactly what this means. the warm up continues with above average temperatures. i am tracking when cooling conditions will take hold of the bay area. the end of an era. why a toy store is forced to shut its doors after four decades in the city. >> and she became the face of the right to die movement. . >> deserves the choice to die with dignity. >> the video brittany maynard recorded before her death and the push to keep her cause alive.

she became the face of the right to die movement and now brittany maynard is fight -- her fight continues. in sacramento this afternoon they passed a proposed law that

would give terminally ill patients help. ktvu's rob roth has more. >> reporter: inside the capital the push is on for the right to die. >> my daughter asked nee speak up on behalf of the terminally ill. . >> the mother of brittany maynard urged the senate committee to pass a bill to allow california doctors to prescribe end of life medication to dying patients. >> prolonging suffering is not the same thing as extending life. my daughter knew that difference. my daughter lived that difference. >> my name is brittany maynard. i am 29 years old and i am terminally ill. >> reporter: 19 days before brittany maynard died she made

a video. it urges lawmakers to pass a right to die bill. brittany maynard moved to oregon where physical assisted suicide is -- physician assisted suicide is legal. >> the decision about how i end my dying process should be up to me and my family. >> the legislation would require two doctors to confirm a prognosis of six months or less to live and the patient must be mentally competent when making the decision. they worry assisted suicide will lead to abuse. she an advocate for a organization, she worries people may choose susides based on -- suicides based on mounting medical bills. >> there is a -- [ indiscernible ] >> it would become the cheapest treatment. >> every terminally ill

american deserves the choice ta- - to die with dignity. . >> reporter: in sacramento, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. water reduction are imposed on customers starting today. the water district voted to raise the conversation goal a 30% this year. that is after a goal of 20% last year. resulted in a 11% cut back. officials are threatening consequences. they are limiting the water of lawns to two days a week. unless people really cut back on how much water they use ground water could hit critically low levels. the bear that was seen on the streets in tracy may have been hit by a car. it was spotted twice. today a driver said he thinks he hit the bear this morning and it didn't look like the bear was seriously injured because it ran away.

the bear wandered in by walking over the pass and through farmland and we are getting word the bear may have gone up a tree and they are trying to get it out of the tree now. hopefully the bear is okay. >> every time we hear stories of wildlife, it is -- [ talking at the same time ] >> these days it is all about water -- [ talking at the same time ] >> looking for water. we see them all the time. >> that 457ens a lot. -- that happens a lot. i love that you said that. we moved in their turf. they were here first. they are starting to have less room to go to. outside, twin peaks, no fog. wow! look at that. looks like october. no fog at the hill. hazy sunshine. temperatures warmed today. 70s easy. that is up from yesterday. and tomorrow, mid-80s through the warmest part of the day

tomorrow. the jet stream is to innorth now. -- is to the north now. the way the jet stream is going over the top of us and into the mid-western part of the country it is creating tornado activity out there today. right now. tornado watches and warnings. we will talk about that after the break. 78 degrees right now in fairfield. 77 walnut creek. livermore 77. forecast highs tomorrow, warmer, easily, 5-8 degrees. santa rosa 82. san jose 83. 10-degree bump there. warmer. no big surprise. we saw that coming. nice graph. i will get out of the way. santa rosa, tomorrow morning, mid-40s. low 80s by 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. this graph is how it will go for the bay area tomorrow with lots of areas, especially

concord, livermore, mid-80s. a warm day tomorrow. noticeable. tree pollens noticeable. fog noticeable. back here. tomorrow morning, patchy coastal fog. again. tomorrow afternoon, raging. fog at the coast. sucked in by the warm temperatures in the central valley. this is late spring pattern. heat trough. cool air at the coast. warm air rises in the valley. cooler air, here, sucked into that. sea breeze. classic set up. this is a summer foot print. and that is what it feels like tomorrow and on friday. cooler weather. friday gets an onshore push. we cool down. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. hottest day of the week thursday. friday nothing to sneeze at. saturday morning fog and

cooler. there you go. there is the five-day forecast. stop me if you heard this before -- >> stop. [ laughter ] >> similar day after day. tomorrow will be warmer. you will think it is hot. >> i have been using the ac in my car. totally. thank you. a string of power outages in san francisco knocking the lights out at the courthouse, police headquarters and the da's office. the problems weren't over even after the lights came back on.

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new things coming to facebook. facebook ceo -- streamed ceo mark zuckerberg's speech today at the developers conference in san francisco. talked about goals for facebook. including expanding user control of content and privacy. he announced plans to transform the facebook messenger app. perhaps the most interesting item was his plan to integrate virtual reality. look here. the video is created by the same technology of a 3d world. you think it looks like google earth, right? facebook will share the video. instead of watching video play,

it would let you interact with the video. you can click, drag and move around the video to view it anyway you want ta. facebook -- to. the company makes the technology and the head set and here is what it looked like as a group wore it to attend mark zuckerberg's speech from another part of the convention center. >> it is an interesting new way to use this old technology. we found a story of video online of a firefighter who had to be far away from his pregnant wife and so the day of she said it is time, growing to the hospital. they -- going to the hospital. they set up a room with the technology so he is able to watch the wife give birth and he is able to move -- look,

honey, my mom. as he moves his head his view goes like this. for applications like that, now -- now-- [ indiscernible ] >> bringing the world to you -- [ talking at the same time ] >> incredible where all this technology going. log on to www.ktvu.com under top stories and you can watch the video if you like. >> amazing stuff. a step in the right direction for a new raiders stadium. the board of supervisors agreed to negotiate with the city of oakland and its private development partner. they must prove they can finance the stadium for the raiders. the raiders owner wants to keep the raiders in oakland but hasn't committed. the raiders and the chargers are pursuing a stadium in los angeles. new study claims distracted driving is a bigger problem

among teenagers than previously thought and cell phone use wasn't the primary cause. >> the study analyzed video from 1700 teen drivers. distracted driving was responsible for 58% of the accident. way higher than the estimate of 17% from the national transportation safety board. they also the top distraction before an accident was from the driver interacting with other passengers. using a cell phone or texting was not far behind, in second place. looking at something inside the car to distract you was third. according it aaa in 2013 more than 960,000 teen drivers were

involved in crashes resulting in 2800 deaths. teen drivers have the highest accident rate of any group in the united states. ahead here, a rough day at the hall of justices, what happened there and why it is renewing concerns about the ability working conditions -- the working conditions there in the building. >> also we have more on the san jose police officer shot and killed in the line of duty. the messages of condolence and what san jose's mayor is saying about his conversation with the fallen officer's family.

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back new the death of a san jose police officer killed in the duty. lights flashed in the early morning hours in san jose. police cars escorting the body of fallen officer michael johnson. the 14 year san jose veteran was killed in the line of duty yesterday evening. police have been called to the apartment of scott dunham, a family member was worried about him. he was intoxicated, armed and was possibly suicidal. when officers arrived scott dunham started shooting at them. the officer was hit and died at the scene. scott dunham's body was found

inside the residents this morning. live pictures now to share from sky fox of a procession in san jose carrying the body of fallen officer michael johnson from had medical examiner office to a funeral home. as you can imagine condolences are pouring in. mike honda tweeted saddened by the shooting of a police officer. let's keep his family in our thoughts and prayers. and the san jose earthquakes tweeted a picture of the stadium a flags at half-staff and said our deepest condolences to the johnson family and the san jose police department. support has been pouring in from law enforcement across the bay area. many changed their images on social media, here you see chp, and sheriff's departments, police. they put a black barover their

badges. -- bar over their badges. san jose mayor met with the officer's family last night. the mayor wants to respect their privacy but he did talk to us about what he said to michael johnson's mother. >> i told michael's mother that she did an extraordinary job raising a courageous guy, and that we owe her a debt of gratitude. none of that takes any of the pain away. >> the family released a statement saying they appreciated the thoughts and prayers they received from the community. the statement said they take comfort in your sharing our pain and in your recognition that police officers lay it on the line day in and day out. the statement ended with this: we love you mike, our husband, son, brother, uncle and hero.

rest in peace. what happened last night played out on police radio calls. the first call to 911, also what the officers said when they first arrived on the scene and then the call of officer down. >> officer down. officer down. >> copy, officer down. officer down. >> today we have gone through an hour of radio calls to get a better idea of how this ambush played out. ktvu's eric rasmussen is working on the recordings. we will have his report on ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 p.m. now a san francisco where the power went out three times at an important government building. that is renewing concerns that hall of justice. home to police headquarters and much, much more. ktvu's david stevenson is live. this is a building that opened in the '50s? >> reporter: it is. no data was loss. no court sessions canceled but they are highlighting long

standing concerns about the building behind me. >> reporter: stuck elevators and out of service signs line the halls of hall of justice. the west side was hit with three power outages yesterday afternoon and several departments here have still not recovered. >> had to run extension boards for police department facilities -- cords for police department facilities. down the hall. >> the district attorney office, the lights are. >> 25% down. 75% up. a lot of people don't have access to computers and can't do legal work. >> reporter: the building sees hundreds of visitors each day and houses dozens of inmates. it is at risk in an earthquake and plan to move the da by 2022. they showed us leaks and sand

bags to keep out moisture and a vermin problem, and a first floor exit blocked. >> we are finding out we are a debt trap when it comes to fire. >> the police department is the first agency to leave the hall. it will move in the next few days. >> it is time to go. i empathize with those that are not getting to go. >> reporter: they blame the outages on the failure of an old circle breaker. the hope is to have the power restored to the hall of justice tonight. >> i know you spent a lot of time in the hall of justice, you see the conditions day in and day out. when is the last time something like this happened? >> reporter: i can tell you in the five years i have been work thing building i haven't experienced a power outages and to experience two yesterday was

surprising. no panic in the building. it caused problems in the building. >> thank you. jury deliberations are underway in the sex discrimination lawsuit against a firm. ellen pao filed a absolut against kleiner perkins caufield & byers. -- a lawsuit against kleiner perkins caufield & byers. her attorney says she was passed over for a promotion because she was a woman and claimed the firm retaliated against her. kleiner perkins caufield & byers maintains ellen pao was not executive material who sued to get a big pay out. parents who say they shouldn't be required to vaccinate their children, the case they made and the bill the parents fighting. new developments about a basic

instruction material. >> and wrestlings stars paying a visit to the younger fans in the bay area.

more live pictures from sky fox. dozens of uniformed police officers standing in silence, saluting a hurst carrying the body of fallen san jose police officer michael johnson to be taken to the medical examiner

office and then to a funeral home. we are watching this happen right now. this began yesterday evening, early this morning. the result of the story came, the man who shot and killed the officer is dead himself. the mourning is just beginning. we will stay on top of this developing story and bring you more coming up throughout had newscast. parents against vaccine requirements rallied today. the parents say they are upset over legislation that would require children to be vaccinated to attend california public schools. >> reporter: she dime the capital -- came to the capital to deliver her story that carries a strong message. >> good boy. >> reporter: her son has autism. and she believes it was brought

on by her skies consent to vaccinations -- decision to consent to vaccinations. . >> i don't want other people to experience what i have experienced. >> reporter: lobbying against the two mandatory vaccination bills. s b-2 70 and sb792. >> you can be informed but to force a medical procedure is unethical. >> what they are doing is undermining parental rights. the state is taking over the children. >> the bills would require all children to receive vaccinations prior to attending public schools. it is in response to the measles outbreak in which california was hit the hardest. there are dueling views on the safety of vaccines.

>> man made. >> they just assume that you want the shot. >> reporter: he is a father who was passing by. >> i suppose them. it should be my choice if i want my kid to be injected. >> these people are forced to content to it under duress. that a violation of human rights, common law, medical informed content. >> the medical community does not have the answers, till they have the answers, what is going to happen? >> the majority of doctors say the benefits of vaccines have been shown to far outweight the risks. ahead here -- go ahead. >> wrestling mania stars give back. their special vote to a local children's hospital -- their visit to a local children's hospital. >> in the same spot for 45 years and the city is now closing. >> severe weather on the east

coast. oklahoma area. we will talk about that when i come back and it is warming up around here. could see a couple records tomorrow. back after the break. o?oowq

more live pictures from sky fox of a procession in san jose to carry the body of fallen san jose police officer michael johnson. he was 38 years old.

he was married. a 14 year veteran of the police force. call leagues are praising -- colleagues are praising him and saying he responded to calls with a level of sensitivity that you don't usually see. heavy hearts in san jose and condolences are pouring in. not just from law enforcement officers but the community. men a dark and sad day in san jose. california attorney general kamala harris is taking a first step towards blocking a ballot initiative that supports killing gay people. a southern california attorney is pushing for a ballot measure that would change law to make gay or lesbian yes, a capital officer. da sex a capital offense. -- sex a capital offense.

right now officials cannot refuse process initiatives no matter how reprehensible. she petitioning a judge. in a statement she wrote if the court does not grant this relief i will be forced to issue a title and a summary for proposal that seeks to legalize discrimination. she calls the measure unconstitutional. super stars of the wwe are in the bay area to promote their biggest event of the year. wrestle mania. happens sunday at levi stadium. ktvu's paul chambers shows us, it is what they do outside the ring that means much, much more to the super stars and those who love them. >> good job, man. yeah. >> day they will never forget. wwe super stars stopping by the children's hospital to put

smiles on children's faces. >> scary in here. boring. long. you know, this takes their time, occupies them. gets their mind off the bad part. >> reporter: they are on the read to wrestle mania. the biggest event of the year. before that happens they like to give back to others. >> anything that i can do to come and make them forget about whatever they are dealing with and put a smile on their face, make them laugh. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: no one smiled brighter. >> i have seen him go through so much. >> reporter: he underwent his third open heart surgery. at birth he had half heart. he is on the ride of his life, going to wrestle mania on saturday. >> these kids are showing strength. they are battling their own

personal battles. they are the real heroes. >> giving back and charity, that is the most amazing thing. i can do this 24/7. >> reporter: this is one of several stops. paul chambers, ktvu fox 2 news. our weather now. we have some interesting video from oklahoma. right? >> yeah. we do. firing up out there, tornado season. here is video now. oklahoma. this is from today. wall cloud. you can see funnel. a funnel will drop down. i haven't seen this video yet. just came in. strong storms. tornado warnings. tornado watches. tornado on the grown the. a smaller tornado. -- on the ground there. a smaller tornado. they have had a bang up winter out there, rain and snow. and now it is tornado season.

they get severe weather now. we will be watching. i will show you how it looks. pictures were just given to us in the last few hours. now you can come in close. oklahoma city. tulsa getting hilt hard -- hit hard. you have tornadic development right here. spinning here. tulsa. in all these areas, rotation, mesocyclone -- mesocyclone. rough right now all -- night out there. when we get high pressure here, see here, up and over. as long as this ridge sits here, you will get -- a trough

in the mid-west and east coast and they are getting hammond. this persists for another day or two so they will continue with more of the poor weather. it is all connected. all connected. what's happening out there impacts europe. everything goes around the globe. sunny and warm tomorrow. livermore valley, 81 degrees. nice looking day in livermore. warmest day of the week. mid-80s. when we are doing this, 83 degrees, talking about the airport. in your backyard, east of the airport, south of the airport, temperatures warmer than that. 82 fairfield tomorrow. 81 vallejo. 83 pittsburgh. 83 livermore. santa clara valley, 85 morgan hill. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, there it is. just breaks my heart to see -- heart -- but it is tough to see

them getting hit so hard and then boom, it is tornado season and after that hurricane season. >> and we get nothing. not one thing. all right. thank you. i think we have -- live pictures here from sky fox of the procession that just begun? for the fallen officer? yeah. there it is. the medical examiner office in santa clara county. you can see the hurst there carrying officer michael johnson's body. they are going to be driving to a funeral home in los gatos. there will be rolling closures of streets. you can see all the motorcycle officers there, leading the procession. all of the other officers standing at attention. one thing that is always so touching about events like this, when you see people lining the street, and there

are some right there. saluting as the hurst goes by. >> it is not only the san jose police department attending this procession. members from police departments all over the south bay, the bay area are there. to help out. as you can imagine, all those members of the san jose police department want to be present for this and other events as a result of the officer's death. you see other bay area departments helping out, whatever you need me to do, let me know. >> first officer killed since 2001 in the line of duty in san jose. an officer was killed in 2001. he was in the same recruiting class as officer michael johnson who was shot and killed yesterday. walking up to an apartment. a call of a man distraught, had access to a weapon. as they were walking up when he

was shot come killed. 38 -- shot and killed. 38 years old. 14 year veteran. married. just such a sad situation. >> some of the words we hear over and over again, friends describing officer michael johnson, brave, sensitive. dedicated. helpful. a sensitivity you don't always see. unfortunately it is only after something like this happen people tell their stories about their partnerships or a small interaction. i have a feeling we will be hearing more and more stories of officer johnson. >> he used to be an instructor in san jose. also we had a quote today from one of his friends. we will let this roll in a minute silently. he said she the type of officer you want on -- he is the type

of officer you want on his team. you know he would take care of you and you are going to get home at the end of the night. let's watch this for a moment. very emotional pictures as the body is taken to the funeral home -- funeral home in los gatos. >> again, hard to see here with this shot. what you are watching is the funeral procession of officer michael johnson. his body being taken from the medical examiner office in santa clara county on up to los

gatos to the darling fisher funeral home. we don't know when his funeral will be held. you can see the motorcycle officers as always leading the procession. they will be closing streets on the way. we saw a couple of limousines as well to carry his family. he was a veteran of the force. he was married. we don't believe he had children. there you see an intersection where he has been stopped. you know, just makes you appreciate when you see something like this what police officers do, every day when they go to work, they don't know whether they are going to be coming home. michael johnson left home

yesterday morning and never came home. the ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 p.m. starts now. >> end of watch for a veteran police officer, shot and killed in the line of duty. >> lost brother. >> tragedy. we will suffer. >> san jose police pay tribute to one of their own, investigators are working to peace together -- piece together what happened. >> we forget what they do for our community. >> good evening. jewel julie haener -- i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. >> the procession is happening right now in the south bay. the body of san jose police officer michael johnson brought to a funeral home. he left the medical examiner office, the body did, 10 minutes ago.

making their way to the funeral home. the darling fisher funeral home in los gatos. led by a group of motorcycle officers. they will be having rolling street closures along the way. a very emotional and powerful picture. >> powerful imwhen just you see this happening right now -- images when you see this happening right now. the procession. how law enforcement officers lined the medical examiner office as the body was brought outside, and is now taken to the funeral home. painful time for the san jose police department. losing their first officer in the line of duty in 14 years. michael johnson was killed last night about 7:00 p.m. while spaning to a call, a man had access to a weapon.

when the officers arrived on center road at 7:00 p.m. last night the officer was shot and killed. watching this procession here as they make their way to los gatos. we have seen an outpouring of support from people around the bay area, communities around the bay area, law enforcement officers showing compassion for the fallen officer. >> there hasn't been a police officer killed in the line of duty in san jose since 2011. that is when an officer was killed. side note here, he and michael johnson were in the same recruitment class. they joined the force at the same time. michael johnson has been a member of the san jose police officer for 14 years. again on his way to the funeral home in los gatos. they have the rolling