he says he acted on the orders of former muslim based leader faye. he is expected to provide details tomorrow of the 2007 killing in broad daylight in downtown oakland. >>> and two bay area universities have applied to host presidential or vice presidential debates for the upcoming election. st. mary and dominican university are on the list of 12 schools vying for the event. both st. mary's and dominican have hosted major events in the past, including last year's senate and gubernatorial debates. >>> a weekend fire creating new worries about potential fuel. >>> and banning the sale of water bottles? the effort on one bay area campus to cut back on waste. >>> in the cbs 5 weather center, sure looks nice outside right now, but folks, don't put those umbrellas away, not even thick coats. we'll tell you why, coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, trim the trees and vegetation around your home. yesterday, e in >>> a wet winter leads to a lush spring and a familiar warning. trim the trees and vegetation around your home. yesterday, a fire seriously damaged a home in be

hear what happened behavior the fie faye tall shot was fired. >>> and the ugly ballpark incident that left a giants fan in a coma. >>> confusion may be in the cards for san francisco commuters. the big change they will need to adjust to. >>> good evening. it's friday, april 1st. i'm gasia mikaelian. this is bay area news at 7:00. a loaded gun in the hands of teenagers. it has unintended consequences in richmond where a 15-year-old girl is dead following an accidental shooting. john sasaki live at richmond high with more. >> referree: we are outside richmond high school which is a community in mourning. a 15-year-old freshman died from a single gunshot wound to the abdomen but she was not an intended target. friday afternoon outside richmond high school and students celebrate the weekend but it's today they remembering a good friend. >> we are supposed to hang out today. nobody would expect two hours later she would be shot. >> she was a nice girl. she wept to class. she was not around a big crowd. a nice person. >> referree: at 7:00 last night she was spending time with her 16-year-ol

. >> patricia faye heard what sound like a freight train. >> i had no idea until i opened the door that the entire roof and back and sides of my house were gone. >> reporter: it will be some time before life here returns to normal. and their airport will be a powerful symbol hit hard but getting back on its feet. brian mooar, nbc news. >>> still ahead at 6:00, a mystery in bay area waters. why experts think dozens of sharks are turning up dead in the bay. >>> plus, we haven't seen spring skiing like this in quite awhile. we'll take you to the sierra. >>> and we're watching that snow in the sierra and around the bay area, we're watching some chances of seeing aittle b of rain as we wrap up the weekend, including easter sunday. what it means for your forecast for the rest of the weekend wheb >>> there's a mystery in redwood city after the discovery of nearly two dozen dead leopard sharks in bay front lagoons. the shark research foundation keeps tracks of sharks in san francisco bay and says while the numbers are cause for concern, they are not alarming at this point. according to experts,

i wanted to just say that in some ways i agree with faye. it is not just the women or even just the men. we have some societal issues that have impacted these families. let's start with the fact that we have a school to prison situation where the three strikes your out, you are already in prison for life. we have the privatization of prisons, and therefore they need more consumers, that is more product, so that means we need to bring in as many prisoners as we can to continue these private prisons. we have the attack on women's reproductive rights, so were we had contraception available, etc., we now do not have family planning at the kind of level -- and continuing on to the fact that we continue to provide corporations with incredible tax loopholes and credits, etc., and the investment in education is not happening as it was in the past. i happen to be very lucky to have been coming up -- >> what is your point? >> the point is, it is not just the families that have the issues here. it is society that is retrenching -- >> where we do try to

we have a fabulous speaker tonight, evelyn mor faye, an expert on the genter wage -- gender wage gap, and we'll hear from dr. murphy for 35-40 minutes, and then we'll open it up to questions from the audience. let's get started. i want to introduce our speaker evelyn murphy. in 1980, she was massachusetts secretary of environmental affairs and secretary economic affairs. in 1986, she was elected lieutenant governor of the commonwealth of massachusetts and became the first woman ever in our state's 200 year history to hold statewide office. we've had few women since then, and evelyn murphy started the path to progress. evelyn murphy holds a ph.d. in economics and is the founder and president of the wage project, a national organization working to end wage discrimination against women. she also authored a book on the gender wage gap entitled "getting even, why women don't get paid like men and what to do about it." there's a copy in the back of the room there, a plug for the book and it's also on amazon.com. she sits on the board for public policy, and evelyn murphy, thank you for reque

i wanted to just say that in some ways i agree with faye. it is not just the women or even just the men. we have some societal issues that have impacted these families. let's start with the fact that we have a school to prison situation where the three strikes your out, you are already in prison for life. we have the privatization of prisons, and therefore they need more consumers, that is more product, so that means we need to bring in as many prisoners as we can to continue these private prisons. we have the attack on women's reproductive rights, so were we had contraception available, etc., we now do not have family planning at the kind of level -- and continuing on to the fact that we continue to provide corporations with incredible tax loopholes and credits, etc., and the investment in education is not happening as it was in the past. i happen to be very lucky to have been coming up -- >> what is your point? >> the point is, it is not just the families that have the issues here. it is society that is retrenching -- >> where we do try to

i wanted to just say that in some ways i agree with faye. it is not just the women or even just the men. we have some societal issues that have impacted these families. let's start with the fact that we have a school to prison situation where the three strikes your out, you are alreadin prison for life. we have the privatization of prisons, andherefore they ed more consumers, that is more product, so that means we need to bring in as many prisoners as we can to continue these private prisons. we have the attack on women's reproductive rights, so were we had contraception available, etc., we now do not have family planning at the kind of level -- and continuing on to t fact that we continue to provide corporations with incredible tax loopholes and credits, etc., and the investment in education is not happening as it was in the past. i happen to be very lucky to have bn cong up -- >> what is your point? >> the point is, it is not just the families that have the issues here. it is society that is retrenching -- >> where we do try to improve tho