amber was holding mason in her arms and they were next. >> i'm thinking, this is it.- he's going to kill us. >> dennis fired round after round into her and into mason, his own grandson when amber, 6 months pregnant, summed up enough courage to save her children, jumping out of a window. >> that is the window that i had to jump from. >> her father-in-law fired one more shot into amber's back as she lay on the ground where mason died in her arms. >> when it was over amber had lost her mother-in-law, her husband, and her 2-year-old son, but there was still one life that could be saved. that of her unborn child. >> reporter: doctors performed an emergency c-section and miraculously baby girl aubrey is just fine. >> give mama kisses. >> amber is partially paralyzed and must depend on her mom for much of aubrey's care. >> so a year and a half later, amber is still struggling. >> oh, yes, ma'am. not just the physical hardship, but the emotional hardships. >> like the memories that amber cannot erase as her little boy closed his eyes for the very last time. >> i was the first

julie haener is in the newsroom with that and the exclusive video -- amber lee is in the newsroom with that and the exclusive video. >> reporter: to pay their respects they've created a memorial at the crime scene. family and friends say they are struggling to come to terms with the deaths of 28-year-old latoya kenney, and 30-year-old eric busch of san leandro who's the father of three children. last night chaos erupted after what appears to be a street party. kenney and busch suffered fatal gunshot wounds and a third woman was taken to the hospital in critical condition. someone gave ktvu this exclusive video that shows a man walking holding a gun and the pandemonium that followed. >> i don't know why they do this. i don't know what they're thinking, i don't know if they have enough sense. >> reporter: kenney's father says he is an outreach worker.

a half later, amber is still struggling?ust physical hardship but the emotional hardship. >> reporter: like memories amber cannot erase as her little boy closed his eyes for the last time. >> i was the first one to hold him when he came into the world and he died in my arms. so that brought me some comfort after everything. >> reporter: amidst a mother's heart break and loss, a beautiful new life. >> can you say bye-bye? >> bye! >> reporter: for "today," janet shamlian, nbc news, springfield, louisiana. >> amber carter is here along with her 20-month-old daughter aubrey. >> baby? >> yeah! hi. i'm looking at two miracles given what you went through. >> thank you. >> 78 days in the hospital, ten operations, months of rehabilitation. how are you doing now -- physically and emotionally? >> that's something that my mother and i joke about. people ask us, well, how are you doing? we used to say, just fine. honestly, we're not at all. physically it's extremely difficult. emotionally, it's sometimes unbearable. financially, it's bro

they have just driven 600 miles to see their daughter, amber. >> it was like, oh, my god, she's alivey almost lost hope. >> reporter: until monday, nobody had seen or heard from amber since april 9th. the next day, her car was found in georgia. then nearly a month later, she showed up up at the joliet police station, with no memory of who she was or how she got there. >> she still has no recognition of -- recollection of how she got there. >> reporter: amber is being treated for amnesia. doctors are hoping that the arrival of her parents will help to reclaim her memory. >> what are you hoping as you go up to see her? >> i can't wait. >> reporter: the waiting has been the hardest part. then yesterday, they heard a woman suffering from amnesia in joliet might be their daughter. >> the moment we saw the picture, we knew it was her. >> what did you do? >> we cried. >> jumped up and down. >> screamed. >> reporter: then amber's four young children were given the news by their aunt. >> she spoke into the fon and -- phone and they screamed. >> the making of a perfect holiday. >> there's never

amber lee, ktvu news. >>> right now oakland police are still involved in a stand off not far from amber's location. this video was taken from news chopper 2 about two hours ago. police say the person officers are looking for is in a home or apartment. there are not a lot of details available but people at the scene told us the man is wanted for a weapons violation. we spoke with a dispatcher tonight and we're told that the stand off has been going on now for at least six hours. >>> arnold arnold schwarzenegger is putting his acting career on hold as he deals with the fall out of his affair with his housekeeper arnold schwarzenegger has several projects in the works including a terminator movie. shriver has now hired a l.a. divorce attorney. >>> senate republicans successfully blocked the nomination of law professor goowin lu. president obama nominated lu to serve on the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco. lu is considered too liberal by republicans. barbara boxer called this a sad day. she issued a statement saying, when we deny a judicial nominee of professor lus caliber, a

amber lee, ktvu news. >>> right now oakland police are still involved in a stand off not far from amber's location. this video was taken from news chopper 2 about two hours ago. police say the person officers are looking for is in a home or apartment. there are not a lot of details available but people at the scene told us the man is wanted for a weapons violation. we spoke with a dispatcher tonight and we're told that the stand off has been going on now for at least six hours. >>> arnold arnold schwarzenegger is putting his acting career on hold as he deals with the fall out of his affair with his housekeeper arnold schwarzenegger has several projects in the works including a terminator movie. shriver has now hired a l.a. divorce attorney. >>> senate republicans successfully blocked the nomination of law professor goowin lu. president obama nominated lu to serve on the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco. lu is considered too liberal by republicans. barbara boxer called this a sad day. she issued a statement saying, when we deny a judicial nominee of professor lus caliber, a

amber lee live at the scene telling us what she learned and what's happening right now, amber. >> reporter: at the atlantic strip mall where there's a strong sense of relief. several officers have pulled up telling us it's been a peaceful surrender. and behind me there is still a very active scene. police tell us they tried to stop the driver of this sedan. a brief char chase followed -- a brief car chase followed ending behind a chase bank. we're told the officer was not hit, people in the area describe a chaotic scene. >> reporter: what was going through your mind when you saw it? >> i was just shocked. >> why was that. >> all i saw was police cars flying. >> reporter: and intense man hunt followed. police conducted an aerial search using both an airplane and a helicopter. at the same time, officers brought in dogs to comb the area. neighbors say someone shooting at a police officer is disturbing. one says police has a good relationship with young people in the area. >> it surprised me, because police as far as i know they try to talk to the younger people and get them off the street and

amber lee live at the scene telling us what she learned and what's happening right now, amber. >> reporter: at the atlantic strip mall where there's a strong sense of relief. several officers have pulled up telling us it's been a peaceful surrender. and behind me there is still a very active scene. police tell us they tried to stop the driver of this sedan. a brief char chase followed -- a brief car chase followed ending behind a chase bank. we're told the officer was not hit, people in the area describe a chaotic scene. >> reporter: what was going through your mind when you saw it? >> i was just shocked. >> why was that. >> all i saw was police cars flying. >> reporter: and intense man hunt followed. police conducted an aerial search using both an airplane and a helicopter. at the same time, officers brought in dogs to comb the area. neighbors say someone shooting at a police officer is disturbing. one says police has a good relationship with young people in the area. >> it surprised me, because police as far as i know they try to talk to the younger people and get them off the street and

these investments. >> hello, my name is amber. i am a disability advocate in downtown san francisco. i spend a lot of time out in the field traversing the city. i moved to san francisco because of the accessible public transportation but often times i am held up or in danger because of the lack of curb cuts in certain areas, which causes me to have to go out into the streets, in traffic, and even where corners have only one curb cut, but i have to be in the turning land in order to get into the intersection safely. also, the lack of the yellow, truncated domes is a problem for me and others who have low vision. i am in danger of running off the curb and i do not see where it ends. >> as a city, we have a legal obligation and a moral and ethical obligation to make sure that our streets and sidewalks are accessible for everyone. this bond will certainly give us the ability to continue the investment we have been making to make that so. one of the things that i had mentioned, the mere mention, is jobs. another benefit that we get out

oh beautiful for spacious skies for amber waves of grain. for purple mountain majesties, above the fruit and plains, america, america, america god shed his grace on thee. and crown the thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. [singing]. >> at the beginning of every event we sing the philippino and national anthem. we shall have some [inaudible], that is company and dancers group, they are going to sing the philippine national anthem. >> i am going to read 2 or 3 paragraphs, my last farewell, our national hero. and in english. fair farewell to a stranger who brightens my well. farewell to all who i love to die is to rest. >> thank you. [applause]. [ foreign speaking ]

ktvu's amber lee is live now at castlemont high to tell us what happened. amber?nt high along with schoolmates and friends told us they are by what happened. >> friends showed with us this prom photo of franklin jr. taken just last friday. he would often flash a winning smile with his distinctive dimples. he was known effect affect ately as day. >> the why waste somebody's life from someone who is doing something with it. >> reporter: arriving officers told us they were disturbed by what they saw, a young life ended violently and senselessly. it appeared the teen was riding his bike close to home when he was begunked down. friends told us he defied the stair type of a teenager living in east oakland. >> he wasn't like the regular every day african american selling drugs and riding scrapers. he would play in the park and go to play basketball and go to school and get good grades and go home to his brothers and family. >> he had no blemishes on his record as a student. >> my first reaction was no, it can't be a leadership student. it can't be. you know, it can't be

. >>> statewide amber aall right was cancelled last night after it was revealed the alleged abduction was a lie a father claimed he left his 3-year-old son and 6-year-old daughter alone in a car in stockton when a man jumped in and took off. the mother called and said the kids were with her. >>> a southeast asian community marking a new monument. it is in the vietnamese cultural enclave near story road san jose unvailed following a four year fight with the city. in 2007 city council voted to name the area, saigon business district but the community pressed for little saigon. >> saigon is our former capital we want to leave that name for them as a formal capital. >> it is our homeland now we want to have in our memory a little saigon. >> the compromise involved having the community pay for the monument they raised $10,000 from individuals and businesses, absent from yesterday's ceremony vietnamese council woman madson ngyen who proposed the little saigon name. >>> grand opening of the harvey milk call center. >> now a suicide crisis center opening at the site of his campaign headquarte

and that's fitting because amber lee is live with some stories from his past and present. amber? >> reporter: frank we are at pizza my heart restaurant right now devoted to james durbin and voting for their favorite finalist hoping that their favorite idol will be the "american idol." many fans in the audience have a personal connection with the 22-year-old idol from santa cruz. >> i watched him since he was a kid. you know he was a good singer back then. but now i am just watching him get better and better. now he is like a superstar. >> reporter: scott simon showed his support by having his image hand painted on the back of his jacket. >> a really good rendition and he made the face really well. >> reporter: other fans are inspired about durbin's openness about living with autism and tourettes. he is out there and not afraid of it. and that's not keeping him from realizing his dream. >> the community t.v. downtown santa cruz. >> reporter: and you film that had in? >> yes. >> reporter: this 19-year-old college student showed us this music video show shot featuring him last year.

and his wife amber, she won a million, two. money. >> we're going to take them out to breakfast later. stay tuned to "the early show." we spend a lot of time together. well mainly in traffic. i'm serious. we've been together, what, a super long time. true. and at first it was all business, you know, i'd take him here, i'd take him there. everywhere. and over the years, we've really bonded. sure. why else would you always buy me chevron with techron? 'cause we need gas. i think it's more than that. i think that you care about me. you're a good friend. best friends? um, uh, yes, best friends. yeah. [ male announcer ] your car takes care of you. care for it. chevron with techron. care for your car. ow. returns to the bay area today. he's still unconscious, more than six weeks after being attacked outside dodger stadium os angeles. but >>> brian stowe returning to the bay area today. still unconscious more than 6 weeks after being attacked outside opening day game in l.a. >>> an 8 hour test by pg&e happening today in antioch. it in

amber? >> reporter: frank, when couples walk down the aisles it is hopefully happily ever after. but a u.s. study shows 1-4 marriage shows that couples are together 20 years or more. tonight we ask experts about arnold schwarzenegger and his wife maria schriver's separation. for the first time schwarzenegger spoke publicly about their 25-year marriage. >> we both love each other very much. we are very fortunate that we have four extraordinary children. and we are taking one day at a time. >> we weren't really living a life together. >> reporter: psychiatrist laura davies said there were signs of trouble including schriver and the children living in southern california while schwarzenegger was in sacramento. >> you have to share the sleeping in bed, listening to each other snore and smelling each other. >> reporter: experts say often couples in troubled relationships will stay together for the sake of the children. or in this case, perhaps waiting until schwarzenegger's term as governor ended. splits among older couples also known as grey divorces tend to be more amicable than you

ktvu's amber lee is live now at castlemont high to tell us what happened. amber?reporter: julie the principal here at castlemont high along with schoolmates and friends told us they are by what happened. >> friends showed with us this prom photo of franklin jr. taken just last friday. he would often flash a winning smile with his distinctive dimples. he was known effect affect ately as day. >> the why waste somebody's life from someone who is doing something with it. >> reporter: arriving officers told us they were disturbed by what they saw, a young life ended violently and senselessly. it appeared the teen was riding his bike close to home when he was begunked down. friends told us he defied the stair type of a teenager living in east oakland. >> he wasn't like the regular every day african american selling drugs and riding scrapers. he would play in the park and go to play basketball and go to school and get good grades and go home to his brothers and family. >> he had no blemishes on his record as a student. >> my first reaction was no, it can't be a leadershi

and that's fitting because amber lee is live with some stories from his past and present. amber? >> reporter: frank we are at pizza my heart restaurant right now devoted to james durbin and voting for their favorite finalist hoping that their favorite idol will be the "american idol." many fans in the audience have a personal connection with the 22-year-old idol from santa cruz. >> i watched him since he was a kid. you know he was a good singer back then. but now i am just watching him get better and better. now he is like a superstar. >> reporter: scott simon showed his support by having his image hand painted on the back of his jacket. >> a really good rendition and he made the face really well. >> reporter: other fans are inspired about durbin's openness about living with autism and tourettes. he is out there and not afraid of it. and that's not keeping him from realizing his dream. >> the community t.v. downtown santa cruz. >> reporter: and you film that had in? >> yes. >> reporter: this 19-year-old college student showed us this music video show shot featuring him last year.

amber? >> reporter: frank, when couples walk down the aisles it is hopefully happily ever after. but a u.s. study shows 1-4 marriage shows that couples are together 20 years or more. tonight we ask experts about arnold schwarzenegger and his wife maria schriver's separation. for the first time schwarzenegger spoke publicly about their 25-year marriage. >> we both love each other very much. we are very fortunate that we have four extraordinary children. and we are taking one day at a time. >> we weren't really living a life together. >> reporter: psychiatrist laura davies said there were signs of trouble including schriver and the children living in southern california while schwarzenegger was in sacramento. >> you have to share the sleeping in bed, listening to each other snore and smelling each other. >> reporter: experts say often couples in troubled relationships will stay together for the sake of the children. or in this case, perhaps waiting until schwarzenegger's term as governor ended. splits among older couples also known as grey divorces tend to be more amicable than you

the highway patrol has issued a state-wide amber alert to try to find the two northern california children. good evening i'm ken wayne. >> good evening, everyone, i'm heather holmes. police tonight say those two young children from stockton may be the unintended victims of a car theft. 3-year-old rack he will moor and his 6-year-old sister were taken from stockton. the 3-year-old black male is three feet tall weighing 45 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. aleen is a 6-year-old female 65 pounds and brown hair and brown eyes and wearing a pink shirt with cap are you pants. their father got into an argument with a woman. >> the two adults, the female and the father of the children get out of the car. and they move a distance away from the vehicle. i am not clear at this point how far they moved away from the vehicle. but when they did, they left the vehicle running with the doors open and the two children in the backseat. >> police say that is when the suspect jumped out of another car, got into the buck and then took off with the children inside. now, the car is a pink and red buick park

amber lee has the story. >> reporter: julie right now inside city hall behind me now emotions are running high. more than 200 people have signed up to share their opinions about gang injunctions. i just checked and there's still more than 100 people signed up to talk. tonight's meeting started on a contentious note by larry reed asked gang injunction opponents to remove the banner they signed off the balcony. >> we have a constitutional right to live in peace and safety. >> reporter: a gang injunction is already in place in this north oakland neighborhood in june. it prohibits gang members to gather in public places and they must observe a curfew. >> a year ago you might have seen police driving up and down the street every 15, 20 minutes. now you might see a police officer driving up and down the street every three to four hours. >> reporter: johnson owns a barber shop and says the money would be better used on education. >> i've seen them that they torture people. i have seen them that they have broken into houses. i see seniors like me being scared. >> reporter: davis opposes gang inju

amber lee live in the city where there was a commercial community meeting. >> reporter: on webster and lombart, this is a sign that asks for information that took place in this property. it's about a dozen of so break- ins in this neighborhood over the past month. >> there's a cash reward. i know we've been broken into a couple of times in the last month. >> reporter: wendy wilbanck tells us she lives and works in the neighborhood. >> what did they take? >> computer, keys to homes which is superscary. >> reporter: the series of break-ins include susy bakery and williams sonoma. both incidents occurred during broad daylight and during work hours. troy organized today's meeting to stop what she calls a crime wave. >> trying to get everybody aware to start taking care of each other, getting alert. watching out the windows. >> reporter: alex feldman told us his business has been broken into twice. in response he has installed surveillance cameras both inside and outside his shop. he advises other merchants to do the same. >> in most of these cases they've been breaking in through back door

amber lee is live with the problem and the fix. >> reporter: we're just off highway 29. behind me beyond these trees you can see a light and that's where workers are busy using heavy machinery to replace the water transmission line that sprung a leak late this afternoon. the water break happened around 3:19. residents experienced low water pressure in most cases. >> i couldn't take a shower. it was brown kind of, it reminded me of the earthquake when you got the brown water. >> reporter: the director of public works said crews were quickly able to shut the valve restoring water to people in about two hours. water officials say the water is safe but ask people to avoid using it until tomorrow morning. >> they've stopped the leak here, over the next several hours the system will repressurize. we think my morning the system will be back to normal >> reporter: for those who use the water, the water will initially be brown. but that residents should let the water return before they use it. pressurization in the weather may may have caused the leak. >> sometimes that's all it

amber lee live in the city where there was a commercial community meeting. >> reporter: on webster and lombart, this is a sign that asks for information that took place in this property. it's about a dozen of so break- ins in this neighborhood over the past month. >> there's a cash reward. i know we've been broken into a couple of times in the last month. >> reporter: wendy wilbanck tells us she lives and works in the neighborhood. >> what did they take? >> computer, keys to homes which is superscary. >> reporter: the series of break-ins include susy bakery and williams sonoma. both incidents occurred during broad daylight and during work hours. troy organized today's meeting to stop what she calls a crime wave. >> trying to get everybody aware to start taking care of each other, getting alert. watching out the windows. >> reporter: alex feldman told us his business has been broken into twice. in response he has installed surveillance cameras both inside and outside his shop. he advises other merchants to do the same. >> in most of these cases they've been breaking in through back door

amber lee, ktvu news. >>> and american idol is just to three finalists. while they are happy with the final three. durbin was one of their favorites. >> fawning an unsung hero in the neighborhoods, in the hoods, in the wherevers, people that never thought could make it and overcome stuff, that's what this show is about. >> reporter: the judges also talked about bittersweet feelings that come with the weekly eliminations. with durbin gone, haley rinehard, elena and scotty mccreary. >>> we have surveillance tape tonight of a bold thief who stole computers from film initiative. we are going to show you here right there, video surveillance video of the thief this week and staffers say surveillance video that was also shot this morning appears to show the same man reentering the building. >> when you look another the foot footage you can see that he seems pretty bold and brazen. i don't know if he realizes that we have him on tape. >>> gfi says the theft of their computers has forced them to delay funding for film projects set in several countries including co

amber lee has the story. >> reporter: julie right now inside city hall behind me now emotions are runningple have signed up to share their opinions about gang injunctions. i just checked and there's still more than 100 people signed up to talk. tonight's meeting started on a contentious note by larry reed asked gang injunction opponents to remove the banner they signed off the balcony. >> we have a constitutional right to live in peace and safety. >> reporter: a gang injunction is already in place in this north oakland neighborhood in june. it prohibits gang members to gather in public places and they must observe a curfew. >> a year ago you might have seen police driving up and down the street every 15, 20 minutes. now you might see a police officer driving up and down the street every three to four hours. >> reporter: johnson owns a barber shop and says the money would be better used on education. >> i've seen them that they torture people. i have seen them that they have broken into houses. i see seniors like me being scared. >> reporter: davis opposes gang injunctions, she's raising a

amber lee, ktvu news. >>> and american idol is just to three finalists.show says that while they are happy with the final three. durbin was one of their favorites. >> fawning an unsung hero in the neighborhoods, in the hoods, in the wherevers, people that never thought could make it and overcome stuff, that's what this show is about. >> reporter: the judges also talked about bittersweet feelings that come with the weekly eliminations. with durbin gone, haley rinehard, elena and scotty mccreary. >>> we have surveillance tape tonight of a bold thief who stole computers from film initiative. we are going to show you here right there, video surveillance video of the thief this week and staffers say surveillance video that was also shot this morning appears to show the same man reentering the building. >> when you look another the foot footage you can see that he seems pretty bold and brazen. i don't know if he realizes that we have him on tape. >>> gfi says the theft of their computers has forced them to delay funding for film projects set in several countrie

in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new developments tonight in the beating death of ucsf medical student at a san francisco nightclub. police released this surveillance video. it's from inside the temple nightclub the night joe hernandez was attacked and beatable. investigators told ktvu a man described as asian with a sleeve tattoo on his right arm is the killer and likely lives in the south bay possibly san jose. 22-year-old tracy long was taken into custody last thursday. she's accused of attacking one of the people that tried to step in and help hernandez. if joe hernandez was alive today, he would have walked across the stage to get his diploma. >> i'm happy for them. but he worked so hard. he worked so hard to be here and it's unfair the way it happened. >> reporter: his mother and friends attended this morning's ceremony in san francisco. hernandez received a posthumous degree from ucsf. >>> endeavour lifted off this morning. >> and lift off for the final launch of endeavour. >> today's launch was two weeks later than planned because of an electrical problem.

amber lee is live with the problem and the fix. >> reporter: we're just off highway 29. behind me beyond these trees you can see a light and that's where workers are busy using heavy machinery to replace the water transmission line that sprung a leak late this afternoon. the water break happened around 3:19. residents experienced low water pressure in most cases. >> i couldn't take a shower. it was brown kind of, it reminded me of the earthquake when you got the brown water. >> reporter: the director of public works said crews were quickly able to shut the valve restoring water to people in about two hours. water officials say the water is safe but ask people to avoid using it until tomorrow morning. >> they've stopped the leak here, over the next several hours the system will repressurize. we think my morning the system will be back to normal >> reporter: for those who use the water, the water will initially be brown. but that residents should let the water return before they use it. pressurization in the weather may may have caused the leak. >> sometimes that's all it

also today notre dame preparatory school awarded the first ever yeardley love scholarship toth grader amber waynewright who will receive full tuition to the school. back to you. >> also in her honor, the first ever scholarship was given. >>> this noon one person remains in critical condition after a melee at a carnival. it was caught on tape showing people pushing, screaming. two people were stabbed. one was released from shock trauma. one is in critical condition. no one has been charged with the stabbing. investigators are trying to figure out what triggered the stabbing. >>> a 15-year-old girl will be tried for first-degree-murder. arteesha holt is charged with killing jose gonzalez-coreas. he died from his injuries a week earlier. holt requested to be tried as a juvenile. >>> you're being asked to slow down in school zones. speed cameras are coming to the area. the council voted to install the ultimate speed traps on approaches to schools. a maximum of eight have been approved and should be operating in time for the next school year. >>> it's a lot closer to being picture perfect outsid

in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new developments tonight in the beating death of a ucsf medical student at a san francisco nightclub. police released this surveillance video. it's from inside the temple nightclub the night joe hernandez was attacked and beatable. investigators told ktvu a man described as asian with a sleeve tattoo on his right arm is the killer and likely lives in the south bay possibly san jose. 22-year-old tracy long was taken into custody last thursday. she's accused of attacking one of the people that tried to step in and help hernandez. if joe hernandez was alive today, he would have walked across the stage to get his diploma. >> i'm happy for them. but he worked so hard. he worked so hard to be here and it's unfair the way it happened. >> reporter: his mother and friends attended this morning's ceremony in san francisco. hernandez received a posthumous degree from ucsf. >>> endeavour lifted off this morning. >> and lift off for the final launch of endeavour. >> today's launch was two weeks later than planned because of an electrical problem

police say he was shot near the area of amber way, but they're investigating both victims' involvement and whether the incident is gang related. this san jose's 22nd homicide of 2011, surpassing the total of 20 for all of last year. >>> san jose police are also investigating a stabbing that left an 18-year-old man dead. it happened saturday morning on the east side of san jose. police are not releasing the victim's name and detectives still don't know the motive behind the stabbing. >>> there are reports today that key scripsive information about the suspect in the beating of giants fan bryan stow was never entered a parolee computer database. the examiner reports that while there's a picture of the suspect in the system, details, like his teardrop tattoo and tattoos on his neck, were never entered into the law enforcement automated data system. police arrested him last sunday for the attack on stow outside dodger stadium. >> police are looking for a second suspect and a woman who drove them from the scene. stow remains in the hospital in critical condition. the family's web site state

julie haener is in the newsroom with that and the exclusive video -- amber lee is in the newsroom with that and the exclusive video. >> reporter: to pay their respects they've created a memorial at the crime scene. family and friends say they are struggling to come to terms with the deaths of 28-year-old latoya kenney, and 30-year-old eric busch of san leandro who's the father of three children. last night chaos erupted after what appears to be a street party. kenney and busch suffered fatal gunshot wounds and a third woman was taken to the hospital in critical condition. someone gave ktvu this exclusive video that shows a man walking holding a gun and the pandemonium that followed. >> i don't know why they do this. i don't know what they're thinking, i don't know if they have enough sense. >> reporter: kenney's father says he is an outreach worker. he proudly told us kenney worked as a nurse at the rehabilitation center to support her daughters. one whom she adopted to help a friend. >> she is a good girl. >> reporter: at daylight people were seen trying to clean up the blood. relativ

they are heartbroken, the teens were working at an orphanage and a drug rehab amber sweat it out by thetrong recurrent. there were ripped out as from a strong rip current off the coast of costa rica. >> a 5.8 earthquake off the pacific . >>pam: inman is protesting the sentencing of this top official. >> this is the world war one survivor from england, living in perth. there is only one left, she is in england from the world war one survivor. >>pam: the newly wed, couple, will tour canada, and in the united states. the itinerary appears that they will get through los angeles!. >>pam: a programming note this saturday kron 4 will let nbc programming of the giants will be on nbc. chase will be shown at 8:00 p.m. kron 4 news at 9:00 p.m. will have much more news coming up after the break. i'm a people pleaser. if elected, i promise flu shots for all. i am a walking medical dictionary. congratulations virginia. inflamed uvula. i'm virginia. i'm a target pharmacist and i'm here to answer your questions. >>pam: a thief does not let bulletproof glass stop him. there's a real a camera at the waff

the story amber lee has been piecing together for several nights. >> reporter: police tell us they've he been busy dealing with a spike -- they've been busy dealing with a spike in shootings during the past three weeks in east oakland. today shootings left neighbors upset, frustrated and scared. broad daylight, someone shoots a young man. he's transported to the hospital and survives, but police tell us this incident is part of an ongoing feud between different gruels that has been escalating. >> it -- groups that have been escalating. >> it appears that people are disrespected in some way by someone or there's been some act that has made them angry and they're reacting violently. >> it's retaliation back and forth. >> it is going back and forth. >> reporter: this violence led police to respond to nearby qur'an avenue wince night after officers received information a violent incident was about to happen. it ended with police fatally shooting two men. some residents told us the officer-involved shootings point to the need for the relationship between the police and community to improve

the story amber lee has been piecing together for several nights. >> reporter: police tell us they've he been busy dealing with a spike -- they've been busy dealing with a spike in shootings during the past three weeks in east oakland. today shootings left neighbors upset, frustrated and scared. broad daylight, someone shoots a young man. he's transported to the hospital and survives, but police tell us this incident is part of an ongoing feud between different gruels that has been escalating. >> it -- groups that have been escalating. >> it appears that people are disrespected in some way by someone or there's been some act that has made them angry and they're reacting violently. >> it's retaliation back and forth. >> it is going back and forth. >> reporter: this violence led police to respond to nearby qur'an avenue wince night after officers received information a violent incident was about to happen. it ended with police fatally shooting two men. some residents told us the officer-involved shootings point to the need for the relationship between the police and community to improve

they are awarding the first yeardley love scholarship to amber waynewright. the academy is remembering her with an event called bringing out the yeardley in everyone. >>> new at 11 tonight, we are continuing our series, maryland cold cases with a new story. tonight 24-year-old janice potter was in the prime of her life. her whole life ahead of her, but on a rainy night that was all taken away. now 25 years later her family is revamping their fight for answers. >> somebody out there knows the truth, not just the person who did it. but 25 year also go by and they don't say anything. >> linda has that story tonight. >>> you know what? warm, lots of sun, a good looking day. everything is good, but there is a storm developing out in western maryland right now. let's take a look on maryland's most powerful radar. there's not much from hagerstown eastward. further west a different story. storms rumbling stored -- towards cumberland, i-68 between hagerstown and cumberland. you continue to see this storm as it pushes slowly eastward but also northward. we have a sever

amberly is lied in san francisco -- amber lee is live in san francisco. >> reporter: we are at pier 33. there were a lot of people on the island this afternoon when the accident happened. a family of floor boarded a tram and was writing it up to the dock when something unexpected happened. >> it was a freaky accident. >> reporter: she says that her sister and nephew were injured. the tram struck a pipe that cost the support of the roof of a tram to collapse. >> the left-side fell and hit my nephew in gaseous head. the right-side fell and hit mice -- and gashed his head. the right side fell and hit my sister in the eye. >> reporter: park rangers told us they motorized tram is new and has only been in service a few weeks. it's too early to tell if the driver was at fault. >> this is an unusual thing. this is the first accident that we can find any record of in the last 10 years. >> reporter: as a precaution the two victims were strapped to a backboard. and and and transported them general hospital. the woman was treated and released. the sun remains in the hospital but his injuries are n

reporting live amber lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> an oakland shooting victim said he drove himself several blocks to a police station tonight after he was hit by gunfire. police say the victim showed up in this car at the eastmont substation at 7:45 tonight. he was then taken to the hospital and he is expected to survive. police say the man told him he had been shot at 75th and mcarthur boulevard. no information on a suspect is currently available. >>> the sun will come out the next couple of days. temperatures on the increase. show you which cities will be your warmest for your thursday. >> the sharks lose their cool and the game in vancouver. and there are many issues facing the western conference final game. we will have a live report. >>> and at 10:30, new accusations against the oakl . >>> fans in san jose tonight watching the sharks play vancouver in game two of the western conference finals. unfortunately, that was one of the few times they had something to cheer about because the sharks are in real trouble. there is really no polite way to say it, vancouver just destroyed t

reporting live amber lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> an oakland shooting victim said he drove himself several blocks to a police station tonight after he was hit by gunfire. police say the victim showed up in this car at the eastmont substation at 7:45 tonight. he was then taken to the hospital and he is expected to survive. police say the man told him he had been shot at 75th and mcarthur boulevard. no information on a suspect is currently available. >>> the sun will come out the next couple of days. temperatures on the increase. show you which cities will be your warmest for your thursday. >> the sharks lose their cool and the game in vancouver. and there are many issues facing the western conference final game. we will have a live report. >>> and at 10:30, new accusations against the oakland police. what we've uncovered about the handling of the chauncy bailie murder case. [ music ] . >>> fans in san jose tonight watching the sharks play vancouver in game two of the western conference finals. unfortunately, that was one of the few times they had something to cheer about because the

so we got married on the thirtieth of peace amber nineteen sixty five. and i left on january third of nightrain sixty six school in the vietnam so it was like i spent my on him alone his vietnam alone. we went from bomb tower to ben was were there for what they caught or at taishan perry you know to get used to the climate and to actually get used to the sirens or. the first couple weeks i was terrified everyone. and after my first meeting i went back to my bed not i just could not sleep. all i could think of sin to begin to shoot i mean across the next day nothing happened. and then. somewhere at about three or four weeks we had an operation where they had thirty helicopters i was circling waiting on my turn to go in this l.z. or landing zone to put the combat assault in. and i heard the radio and the power of the one of the red flight said this is red lead were taken fire and all i could hear in the background was. now i try to relax and i try to forget about it and it was coming right maybe this paralyzing kind of fear of knowing that i had to stop an

she was found shot to death inside her mercedes in the 4,000 block of amber way at 10:30. a 20-year-old man police suspect was shot at the same time showed up at the hospital a short time later. no names are being released. police say witnesses have not been cooperative. >>> two more homicides this weekend pushed san jose's murder rate past the rate of all of last year. in the first five months. 2011, there were 22 homicides. >>> parole record for the man held in connection with the beating of brian stow didn't include descriptions of his tattoos. they then report, he was ab -- information was absent in the database. if they were there, it would have helped identify general nova ramirez. it was a tip that led to the break in the 2-year-old case. police say they are confident he will be caught. >>> controversial memorial for the victims of the jones town massacre was unveiled in oakland. they paid tribute to the 918 people who died. what's controversial, the memorial includes a memorial leader. he ordered followers to commit suicide. the relatives, keep jones' name off the

. >> reporter: we met tyler and amber hayden and their kids, picking through the rubble of what was their new home. they consider themselves blessed, though, as if someone was watching over their young family. because when the storm hit, they held each other and survived. >> all five of us came back and got in the closet. >> two of you and three little ones? >> we were underneath the blankets and the pillows back there. you can see where it kind of started to come up there. and he was holding this door shut from the inside. >> reporter: you could feel it -- >> i had my feet on both sides of the door frame and had my hands on the doorknob, keeping it from pulling. >> reporter: like strangers in a newly strange land, the survivors came home to the destruction zone, looking for something, anything, to salvage. it's all gone, though. let me give you a sense of the scale of the destruction here in joplin. out there in the distance that is the wrecked hospital. everything between there and here is obliterated, just gone. the storm, like a bomb, just destroying this entire part of the city. >> r

we got married on the thirtieth of peace amber nighties six if i so and i left on january third of my chain sixty six for one of vietnam so why a guy spent more on him alone in vietnam. we went from bomb the taliban why we're there for what they call red tape period you know to get used to the climate and to actually get used to the saddam's or. the first couple of weeks i was terrified every not. and after my first reading i went back to my bed i just cannot sleep. all i can thank i was going to be there going to shoot never any more because the next day nothing happened. and then. somewhere at about three or four weeks we had an operation where they had thirty helicopters i was circling waiting on my turn to go in this l.z. or landing zone to put the combat assault in. and i heard the radio and the power of the one of the reply said this is red lead which i can fire and all i could hear in the back was. now i try to relax and i try to forget about it and it would skyrocket like this paralyzing kind of fear of knowing that i have to stop and be shot in. the helicopter pilot you have

. >>> we were just getting word of a state wide amber alert out of stockton. a 3-year-old and 6-year-old. both have brown hair and eyes. the suspect is unknown. the suspect was last seen driving a pink and red buick park avenue with california license plate of 6bu p713. >>> can animal kingdom move one step closer to horse racings' triple crown. sports is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, but it still needed to win the preakness to even have a shot at becoming the first horse in 33-years to win the triple crown... >>> animal kingdom ran away with the kentucky derby but needed to win the preakness to try to win the triple crown. >> animal kingdom in the center of the track. he is closing in. animal kingdom. shackleford. it is shackleford in front. animal kingdom on the outside is coming. astrology third. animal kingdom and shackleford to the wire. >> shackleford spoiled the triple crown bid for animal kingdom. the biggest for the jockey's career. >> hey, man, this is a very exciting race. i know my dad is watching me. >> game 2 of the bay bridge series giants pitching st

so far no amber alert has been issued and police are not calling it a kidnapping. >>> checking other bay area headlines. livermore police suspect drugs played a role in a powerful explosion that left three people clinically burned. the blast inside the apartment. police are not giving specifics about what exploded or why. it suggests drugs were a "significant contributing factor." >>> another bay area horse has been diagnosed with a herpes virus. it appears to have originated at a cutting horse competition in utah last month. many northern california ranches are keeping their animals in their pens to avoid spreading the virus. >>> and on what would have been harvey milk's 81s birthday. a new purpose for his former store front on castor street. it will be operated by a group called the trevor project. >>> the president heads for his ancestral homeland. >> i have been calling him abracadabra because i didn't know how to pronounce his name. >> how the residents are preparing for the vip visit. >>> rewill you be can candidate explaining -- explaining a half million dollar tab at tiffany

google is working with the national center for missing and exploited children to explore how to spread amber alerts about missing children in the vicinity, and it can be used to warn people in the path of a tornado or tsunami. >> mr. kirby. >> as he pointed out, there are a lot of safety operations for these, and the representative from the department of justice pointed out -- the concern would be someone who wants to do harm to a wife or husband, the technology can also be used to find the people who could be doing the stocking. the department for of some pointed out. -- the department person pointed out. it as soon as you do not have to give your permission for 911 services. the location of your phone is important in terms of if you have an emergency as well. >> can you opt in and opt out at will, as far as getting your location trapped? >> apple says they have an opt out policy. basically, you can opt out. it will be collected unless you opt out of it. alan davidson says google's is locked in. but help secure is the data being used? apple said recently they had a bug and in their system.