jana katsuyama is live. >> reporter: we have people all around us right now. you cannot even see down 18th street there are so many people outside this museum and we had the new mayor getting ready to do a ribbon cutting. this is really a very exciting moments for so many people who have worked so hard to get this museum to fruition, and they are getting ready to do the ripping cutting right now. a very exciting moment for people here -- the ribbon cutting right now and a very exciting moment for people here celebrating glbt history. champagne was flowing and people were bubbling with enthusiasm for the first gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered museum. >> we are this community that started out in somebody's living room in 1985. >> reporter: the museum curator says it will span 150 years of history. >> we try to tell many stories of our history. >> reporter: artifacts include those from harvey milk. >> we are making a lot of progress. there will be a time when we are just as accepted anywhere as anyone else. >> reporter: one exhibit on gays in the militar

jana katsuyama is live. >> reporter: the family said they heard the man scream and they saw him surrounded by some teenage boys and when they came out of the apartment they saw the boys riding bicycles off down the street. >> i cannot believe that this happened. >> reporter: she usually sees the man sitting on a ledge or walking outside the apartment complex. >> he always helps me with my son and he is a very loving person. people are so cruel nowadays. >> reporter: family and friends say the victim is mentally disabled. we met him and his father today but they did not want to talk on camera. >> a group of males were around her brother on the ground kicking him into the van off, throwing rocks. >> reporter: investigators say the family is from afghanistan and there are language barriers and the victim cannot speech. neighbors say they do know kids have made fun of the man. >> they throw rocks and make fun of him and think that he is scary but he is really a great person. >> reporter: descriptions are limited and police say they are young black males and neighbors here say they want those s

jana katsuyama is live at city hall. >> reporter: gasia, police tell me that the men in the hospital is in stable condition and here at city hall i talked to one of the city councilmembers that says that mexicali club is under a 30 day suspension. they say it is a complicated case. homicide investigators are looking at a homicide inside the club and the fourth victim's body was discovered outside shot in the back. >> we are trying to notify the next of kin. >> reporter: it is unclear those killed played in the shooting. >> we were trying to decide what their involvement was. >> reporter: a police only will say that they are looking at three to four latino male suspects and there were no security guards that night and we learned that the club owners may have violated san jose's entertainment permit. >> any club offering live entertainment and distribute alcohol is required to have security on the premises. >> we will be looking closely at this club to see if they violated that rule and their will be severe consequences. >> reporter: the city attorney tells me they will be revisiting t

jana katsuyama is live. >> reporter: it was all smiles here at this ceremony today but this only came about after some very intense negotiations. a red carpet moment at city hall as america's top winner and oracle ceo larry and ellison gavin newsom ascended the steps. >> it is my chance to say thank you to san francisco. >> the trophy is back in the united states after a long absence, and we are proud to be the team to bring it back. >> reporter: they say the 2013 america's cup will feature onboard cameras and the race is expected to drop 10 million visitors to the area from a dozen countries. >> we are talking about hundreds of millions of dollars that will be invested. >> reporter: they won the honors after intense the go station as the board of supervisors president noted to alice in. >> your reputation precedes you in the form of your negotiators. >> reporter: they have agreed to make $55 million to the waterfront and into in the city made processions. ellision says he wants to hold the race in san francisco and lincoln insurance is that infrastructure could be built in time -- an

jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> apple reports quarterly organs this afternoon thanks in part to robust sales of the ipad. when trading opened today, their stock fell 6% on the news of steve jobs medical leave after the close apple showed profits that nearly doubled in revenue rose 78% from a year ago to $26.7 billion. profits totaled $6 billion again, if $6 billion for just three months. ipad sales totaled more than $7 million, $1 million above forecasts. that helped apple bounced back and shares rose 1.5%. the stock has gained nearly 70% in value in the past 52 years and you can find more apple coverage. click the tab on our homepage at ktvu.com. >>> ibm reported stronger-than- expected earnings this afternoon could revenue rose 6% to more than $29 billion for the fourth quarter of 2010. net income was up 9%. ibm said it saw strong sales of mainframe computers and business software especially in emerging markets including brazil, russia, india, and china. >>> boeing and caterpillar helped provide an abstract, the dow closed 50 points higher. >>> there is a shakeup on bay are

jana katsuyama is there right now with our story. >> frank, we're about a half a block away from the crime scene, and about two dozen people came here to remember christopher jones. police say that he was a kid that was trying to do the right thing, now dead, and still looking for the shooter. >> we need to stop the violence. >> candle light vigils won't bring christopher jones back to life, but lighting the dark like he lit up their lives for 17 years. >> the light is not on anymore. >> today on fresno street friends and family stood with signs along with drive way where he was gunned down in front of his own house. >> these are the bullet holes right here, bullet holes here. >> christopher was behind her helping him put her sister in the car and was shot and killed on new year's eve. there were two gunman on foot that opened fire across the street using what police are calling military-style weapons and tried to run. >> when i looked down my clothes were covered in blood, and he wasn't moving. he never said anything else. >> he died a half hour later at the hospital. >> our victim,

jana katsuyama is gather where the vigil just wrapped up. >> there was about four dozen pt gathered in this plaza all to show their support for the victims in tucson. >>reporter: they lit candles for the lives injured and lost in the tucson shooting. >> hearing all the suffering abt moves everyone. >> a show in walnut creek. s important to all come to together and realize that we have to work together for the future. >> just as a parent seeing all e suffering is really moved us and we wanted to come show our support. >> this is one of the many vigis held this week throughout the nation that led to this attack at the safeway store. >> this test brought to our nats the fact that we should not be talking to each other so bad, especially our leadership. >> but with questions about thee shooting and how to prevent another, issues of mental services, and political readiness, it's clear how this -- unclear how this will shape everything. >> when the source of violence m within the country, it's not as obvious what to do. >> back here live in walnut cres one hope tonight that this small, quiet

reporting live, jana katsuyama. >>> now to developing news in east oakland. shots rang out at about 4:00 this afternoon on international boulevard near 80th avenue. when officers arrived they found a man lying dead in the street. they are now searching for the gunman. there is no word on the victim's identity or what led to the shooting. >>> anthony batts spoke publicly today about being one of two finalists at the san jose police department. he appeared with oakland mayor jean quan for a celebration honoring martin luther king jr. >> there is no guarantee that i will be selected. i do have a job right now, and my focus is on the city. >> i have a very good working relationship with him. i would like to continue, but i want a chief that is committed for two or three years. >> batts came from oakland to long beach and since he took over crime has decreased and so has the number of police officers. >>> the san jose the manager will not make a decision until next month but whoever it is, they will face many challenges. >> reporter: so far there have been five ho

jana katsuyama is live at the county jail where there are concerns that other cases may be tainted. >> reporter: it is due to this decision that caramad conley is in the jail. it is 18 years overdue according to his attorney. this morning inside the california courts, a judge ordered that conley been freed. it took four years that san francisco police officers allowed a key witness to lie understand. >> what is clear is that these police were willing to violate the constitution. >> reporter: he was a fourth suspect in a shooting in 1989. a key witness, a convicted drug dealer, testified that he heard conley confess. according to recent court documents polk was not an eyewitness or at the scene and there was no evidence tying conley to the scene. >> 58 was really upfront about that -- the da was really upfront about that. >> reporter: the police chief talked about needing money to provide witness protection for polk. >> we has police officers do the best we can do. to make matters worse sanders set by in court while the witness lied about it on the stand. >> reporter: it is possible th

jana katsuyama spoke with relatives in vallejo. >> reporter: this has been a one-year investigation into hours ago highway patrol released the names of four suspects being charged with murder. for the tucker family this has been a very emotional day. dewey tucker was just 24 years old and a rising star who toured the world with lauryn hill and other musicians think he was gunned down on january 12, 2010. on this first anniversary of his death, police have announced they have arrested four suspects. it appears dewey tucker was shot and killed by mistake. >> they drove from sonoma county for contra costa county with the purpose of killing a rival gang member. the victim, dewey tucker, was not the intended target. this is truly a horrific and tragic case of mistaken identity. >> reporter: the break came when one suspect, raul vega was arrested in connection with the fatal standing at a santa rosa elementary school. investigators believe he was the gunman who fired shots at tucker's car last year as he drove to church. the four suspects pulled alongside and opened fire. the three suspects we

jana katsuyama reports. >> reporter: the security breech involves about 120,000 apple i pad users whohad signed up for the at&t 3g service. today u.s. attorneys charged conspiracy charges against daniel spitzer and andrew arhimer. federal prosecutors say the men illegally exploited a flaw in the at&t system to access users private e-mails. >> what they used was a program used the spiter. >> elenore mills interviewed arhimer. >> he said we're legitimate researchers who do legitimate work. >> reporter: the men discuss possibles of fishing operations as they went public with the flaw. jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>>. >>> another update on wall street despite disappointing earnings reports from banks, positive news from boeing pushed the dow up 50 points. in nasdaq was also up picking up 10.5 points. >>> the federal communications commission gave comcast the green light today to buy a majority stake in nbc universal. the general company will pay $6.5 billion for a 61% stake of the company. the deal does come with some strings attached. comcast must allow rival cable and satellite

jana katsuyama, ktvu challenge two channel 2 news. >> there are no remaining latinos or african americans left in the supreme court. jerry brown named the high court's first latinos, it's first two african americans and it's first woman. >>> dave jones today called for a 60 day moratorium on a proposal by blue shield of california to dramatically raise rates. blue shield released a statement blaming -- legal experts tell ktvu news it appears there is nothing in california law to stop those increases. >>> if you're driving tonight, be careful. fog is rolling in and will probably still be around for the morning commute. >>> new rules for watching the mavericks surf contest. what's being done differencely to prevent problems like last time. >>> and brutal attack at a south bay nightclub. the action police have already taken and what may be next. >>> a warning tonight from if highway patrol about fog. our cool nights that help create the dense fog also create low visibility. also a spare the air alert, lloyd lacuesta has the story. >> reporter: cars are headed east up the altamont pass where

jana katsuyama reports. >> reporter: the security breech involves about 120,000 apple i pad users whohad signed up for the at&t 3g service. today u.s. attorneys charged conspiracy charges against daniel spitzer and andrew arhimer. federal prosecutors say the men illegally exploited a flaw in the at&t system to access users private e-mails. >> what they used was a program used the spiter. >> elenore mills interviewed arhimer. >> he said we're legitimate researchers who do legitimate work. >> reporter: the men discuss possibles of fishing operations as they went public with the flaw. jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>>. >>> another update on wall street despite disappointing earnings reports from banks, positive news from boeing pushed the dow up 50 points. in nasdaq was also up picking up 10.5 points. >>> the federal communications commission gave comcast the green light today to buy a majority stake in nbc universal. the general company will pay $6.5 billion for a 61% stake of the company. the deal does come with some strings attached. comcast must allow rival cable and satellite

ktvu's jana katsuyama has the story. >> this morning inside california's superior court, conley had his moment of justice. >> what's clear is these police were willing to take shortcuts and violate the constitution to get convictions. >> reporter: new evidence emerged that sanders provided cayman to polk. cayman talked to ktvu in 2004 about needing money for special protection for polk. last month police testified that saunders received money. >> there are probably other people who are innocent who got sent to prison. >> reporter: saunders is now 27 years old. that will hardly make up for 18 years of freedom lost. in san francisco, jana katsuyama, ktvu news. >>> newly released correspondence between the fda and california's prison system shows the length this state went through to acquire a drug used in lethal injection. letters obtained by the aclu shows california used federal hospital for the drugs and even looked into obtaining its from pakistan. california paid a british manufacturing $36,000 for 525- grams of that drug but the shipment has not arrived as of yet. there are currentl

ktvu's jana katsuyama has the story. >> this morning inside california's superior court, conley had his moment of justice. >> what's clear is these police were willing to take shortcuts and violate the constitution to get convictions. >> reporter: new evidence emerged that sanders provided cayman to polk. cayman talked to ktvu in 2004 about needing money for special protection for polk. last month police testified that saunders received money. >> there are probably other people who are innocent who got sent to prison. >> reporter: saunders is now 27 years old. that will hardly make up for 18 years of freedom lost. in san francisco, jana katsuyama, ktvu news. >>> newly released correspondence between the fda and california's prison system shows the length this state went through to acquire a drug used in lethal injection. letters obtained by the aclu shows california used federal hospital for the drugs and even looked into obtaining its from pakistan. california paid a british manufacturing $36,000 for 525- grams of that drug but the shipment has not arrived as of yet. there are currentl

jana katsuyama, ktvu news. >>> and more details now, google's news sent stocks higher today. at the close a share sold for more than $619 up more than $8. that's an increase of 1.44%. last week google reported better than expected earnings. >>> a seaside session on wall street today ended with stocks about where they started. the nasdaq managed to gain less than two points. >>> car dealers in california are hoping for another year like 2010. new car sales rose 13% from if previous year. according to the california new car dealers association, kraár kraá yaps bought 1.3 million new vehicle -- californians bought 1.3 million new vehicles last year. the highest sold car was the honda civic. >>> and temperatures above the average by a good 10, 13 degrees. these are the highs today. 65 in santa rosa. well above the average on the temperatures. a little bit of fog going to show up around the valleys. and i got fog right now in santa rosa, we'll have fog in the next hour most likely up in napa. overnight lows on the cool side, most of the fog in the central valley, dense fog advisor

jana katsuyama, ktvu challenge two channel 2 news. >> there are no remaining latinos or african americans left in the supreme court. jerry brown named the high court's first latinos, it's first two african americans and it's first woman. >>> dave jones today called for a 60 day moratorium on a proposal by blue shield of california to dramatically raise rates. blue shield released a statement blaming -- legal experts tell ktvu news it appears there is nothing in california law to stop those increases. >>> if you're driving tonight, be careful. fog is rolling in and will probably still be around for the morning commute. >>> new rules for watching the mavericks surf contest. what's being done differencely to prevent problems like last time. >>> and brutal attack at a south bay >>> a warning tonight from if highway patrol about fog. our cool nights that help create the dense fog also create low visibility. also a spare the air alert, lloyd lacuesta has the story. >> reporter: cars are headed east up the altamont pass where visibility is really limited. heavy fog on the altamont pass has been

jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we have new information tonight about last week's rat poison scare at a san francisco school. seven students were sent to a hospital after investigating or ingesting rather the poison. the school reported the students thought it was candy. today some students encouraged others to try it knowing it was not candy. the school plans to suspend what it calls the instigators. >>> so is the bright yellow paint job in a pizza restaurant too bright. the paint on the pizza orgasmica is causing a lot of attention. some rafael residents like the color others don't. the pizza restaurant is supposed to open next week. >>> toyota admits another quality problem. how the auto maker is i can't believe that guy made it home. nobody drives drunk anymore. [ ring hold on, i got another call coming in. [ ring [ tires screech while drunk driving rates have dropped greatly, negligent driving and speeding fatalities have skyrocketed. someone dies every 13 minutes from negligent driving, so keep your hands on the wheel, your eyes on the road, and your phone put away. >>>

jana katsuyama, ktvu news. >>> and more details now, google's news sent stocks higher today. at the close a share sold for more than $619 up more than $8. that's an increase of 1.44%. last week google reported better than expected earnings. >>> a seaside session on wall street today ended with stocks about where they started. the nasdaq managed to gain less than two points. >>> car dealers in california are hoping for another year like 2010. new car sales rose 13% from if previous year. according to the california new car dealers association, kraár kraá yaps bought 1.3 million new vehicle -- californians bought 1.3 million new vehicles last year. the highest sold car was the honda civic. >>> and temperatures above the average by a good 10, 13 degrees. these are the highs today. 65 in santa rosa. well above the average on the temperatures. a little bit of fog going to show up around the valleys. and i got fog right now in santa rosa, we'll have fog in the next hour most likely up in napa. overnight lows on the cool side, most of the fog in the central valley, dense fog advisor

jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we have new information tonight about last week's rat poisonscare at a san francisco school. seven students were sent to a hospital after investigating or ingesting rather the poison. the school reported the students thought it was candy. today some students encouraged others to try it knowing it was not candy. the school plans to suspend what it calls the instigators. >>> so is the bright yellow paint job in a pizza restrant too bright. the paint on the pizza orgasmica is causing a lot of attention. some rafael residents like the color others don't. the pizza restaurant is supposed to open next week. >>> toyota admits another quality problem. how the auto maker is settling a class action suit targeting it's popular prius. >>> caltrain tonight says budgets cuts are possible. so it's considering reducing the number of service. cuts this weekend service are also possible. caltrans has already lowered service. >>> toyota is settling a class action lawsuit about prius head lights that go off unexpectedly. the suit covers 2006 to 2009 model priu ses

jana katsuyama is live with this story. >> reporter: the lights are on and new hires are on the horizon, outlining a plan to hire thousands. >> reporter: today we talked sweet treats, and today had google more to smile about. they stated that 2011 will be the biggest hiring year in the company's history and its needed 6200 jobs worldwide. the internet search giant has one big profits in online ad revenues in its looking to expand. >> a lot of the work will probably come from acquisitions. >> reporter: it came just as yahoo announced up to 150 layoffs. this afternoon some employees told me they had not heard about the cuts and a spokeswoman said about 1% of employees are affected and they say yahoo is struggling to keep up with google. >> they have a good news program, information program. they are struggling with what it is they want to do. >> reporter: asked for google, industry analysts say this could be a bellwether if other companies follow suit. >> yahoo always released its quarterly earnings report and they expect to start growing later this year. they earned $312 million in the f

ktvu's jana katsuyama reports. >> reporter: all was quiet outside the ninth circuit court of appeals today. unlike december 6th when the court first heard arguments on proposition eight. today's filing by the three judge panel is critical in a 21 page document, the ninth circuit asked california supreme court to clarify whether prop eight backers have a legal standing to represent the state and defend the gay marriage ban in court. >> they want to make sure that any decision they reach if it's going to be overturned, it'll be overturned on the merits and not because the litigants don't have standing. >> reporter: uc law professor jesse choper says this has no standing. >> when the voters go to the initiative process, and they pass a measure that if the government officials don't defend it or don't enforce it, then they have a right to step in and make sure that it's legally defended. >> reporter: this delays any federal rulings and the court has no deadline to answer. >> my guess is they might have oral argument on it. they'll certainly have briefs on it. so that's going to take a wh

ktvu's jana katsuyama reports. >> reporter: all was quiet outside the ninth circuit court of appeals today. unlike december 6th when the court first heard arguments on proposition eight. today's filing by the three judge panel is critical in a 21 page document, the ninth circuit asked california supreme court to clarify whether prop eight backers have a legal standing to represent the state and defend the gay marriage ban in court. >> they want to make sure that any decision they reach if it's going to be overturned, it'll be overturned on the merits and not because the litigants don't have standing. >> reporter: uc law professor jesse choper says this has no standing. >> when the voters go to the initiative process, and they pass a measure that if the government officials don't defend it or don't enforce it, then they have a right to step in and make sure that it's legally defended. >> reporter: this delays any federal rulings and the court has no deadline to answer. >> my guess is they might have oral argument on it. they'll certainly have briefs on it. so that's going to take a wh

jana katsuyama has the details. >> reporter: you will not see any long lines for gay marriage wrapping around the city hall for gay marriage for a while. all was quiet in san francisco today unlike december 16 the court first heard arguments. still today a finding by the three judge panel is critical. in a 21 page document they ask california supreme court to clarify weather prop eight backers have a legal standing to represent the state in court. >> they want to make sure that any decision they reach, if it's going to be overturned, it will be overturned on the merits and not because they do not have standing. >> reporter: is used a law professor says this is an unusual because former governor arnold schwarzenegger and jerry brown have refused to defend prop 8. >> window voters go to the process and pass the measure -- when the voters go to the process and pass the measure, they have a right to step in and make sure it is legally defended. >> reporter: this delays and a federal ruling and the state supreme court has no deadline to enter. >> my guess is they may have oral arguments on

jana katsuyama is live at the crash site. >> reporter: the 17-year-old boy is in the hospital with severe head injuries. his mother says he was here in the middle of monterey highway where they found him bleeding, and the driver sped away. today friends gathered at the regional medical center of san jose where they 17-year-old has spent the first days of his year barely conscious. >> it was the most horrifying, terrifying nightmare any parent could go through. >> reporter: they say that he and what happened just minutes after his car and another vehicle collided on monterey highway. they were driving home from jack-in-the-box when a car made a u-turn in front of them. >> we are light, a half a block from my house. >> reporter: it appears that cayden went to exchange information with a third vehicle hit them. there's no description except for is a dark suv >> he was unconscious, bleeding with head wounds going into shock basically. >> reporter: cayden's stepmother is a trained emt and she ran to help. >> it was difficult to look at your son lane of the road, you know. >> reporter: tonight

now to oakland with the school district is allowed -- allowing a new text to tip program and jana katsuyama is live on the scene. >> reporter: officials tell me this is the first pilot program in the bay area. students can send a text message tip to campus police. many teens are all about texting and that is why the school district is launching a new safety program which is called text to tip to alert campus police directly about campus problems. it is the idea that the police chief borrowed from sports. >> i took it from the nfl. they implemented text messaging so fans can anonymously text centers about unruly behavior. >> reporter: today signs went up at the school explaining how works and all messages will go to a campus police operators. >> the operator is able to have a two-way conversation with a student who will remain anonymous. >> reporter: many students think it will be a good idea. >> if you can tell your principal, they can be there to stop it before anything bad happens. >> reporter: others wonder if it would work. >> i would do it but i do not think many people will. >> i don'

in san francisco, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> foggy skies right now. live pictures from our emeryville camera. hour the fog could impact your morning commute. >>> we'll tell you what's causing a long time business here at fisherman ward's to close it's doors. hi, we're looking toave some money on our car insurance. grea at progressive, you can compare rates side by side, so you get the same coverage, often for less. wow! that is huge! [ disco playing and this is to remind you that you could save hundreds! yeah, that'll certainly stick with me. we'll take it. go, big money! i mean, go. it's your break, honey. same coverage, more savings. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> there is word tonight uc berkeley plans to lay off almost 150 employees most before june. the contra costa times is reporting about 130 more positions will be lost through retirements or voluntary departures. the university expects the cuts to save about $20 million. there are no plans to cut any factory positions. >>> in san francisco tonight, a beloved fixture on fishe

jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 knew. >>> some residents of a northern a california town are getting another chance to sue a chemical industrial plant. some residents of willis say leaked chemicals have caused them to become ill. >>> the boycott petition against rush limbaugh is gaining attention. yee says he believes threats he received yesterday are in reaction to that criticism. >>> a rave raid this morning at a house in richmond led to the largest bust in richmond history. detectives seized 18 firearms, ranging from assault rifles to shotguns and handguns. they also seized cocaine, crystal meth and ecstasy. cornelius savage was arrested at the scene. >>> tonight we know the identity killed by san jose police department. he was identified as quaze doe. doe charged at an officer and deputy with two knives when he was shot. >>> despite mixed earnings, the dow industrial spent most of the day trading over the 12,000 mark. the nasdaq picked up 15. mountain view website link change announced they will sell shares. linked in has 90 million users. >>> it finally happened, kendle tablets are now

in san francisco, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> foggy skies right now. live pictures from our emeryville camera. hour the fog could impact your morning commute. >>> we'll tell you what's causing a long time business here at fisherman ward's to close it's doors. the owner says it's a matter of safety. >>> how students came into contact with rat poison and an update on how they are doing tonight. >>> there is word tonight uc berkeley plans to lay off almost 150 employees most before june. the contra costa times is reporting about 130 more positions will be lost through retirements or voluntary departures. the university expects the cuts to save about $20 million. there are no plans to cut any factory positions. >>> in san francisco tonight, a beloved fixture on fisherman's ward faces an uncertain future. the olioto fish market is closing. >> reporter: behind me is the olioto fish company. the owner told me that over here, the claim that is called the exxonmobil clean up project has been causing problems since day one. expect for the distant sound of a fog

jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 knew. >>> some residents of a northern a california town are getting another chance to sue a chemical industrial plant. some residents of willis say leaked chemicals have caused them to become ill. >>> the boycott petition against rush limbaugh is gaining attention. yee says he believes threats he received yesterday are in reaction to that criticism. >>> a rave raid this morning at a house in richmond led to the largest bust in richmond history. detectives seized 18 firearms, ranging from assault rifles to shotguns and handguns. they also seized cocaine, crystal meth and ecstasy. cornelius savage was arrested at the scene. >>> tonight we know the identity killed by san jose police department. he was identified as quaze doe. doe charged at an officer and deputy with two knives when he was shot. >>> despite mixed earnings, the dow industrial spent most of the day trading over the 12,000 mark. the nasdaq picked up 15. mountain view website link change announced they will sell shares. linked in has 90 million users. >>> it finally happened, kendle tablets are now

jana katsuyama reports now on what makes this case so complicated for detectives. >> reporter: san jose police say it's a complicated case that unfolded at the mexicali club about 7:30 saturday night. homicide detectives are investigating the violent outbreak that left two men dead and an man injured inside the club. while a fourth man was found shot to death. >> we learned they are from outside the country. we're trying to notify their next of kin. >> we're trying to determine what their involvement was. whether they were victims or the suspects. >> reporter: today police would only say they are looking for three to four latino male suspects. police also tell us there were no security guards at the mexicali that night. the club owners may have violated san jose's entertainment permit. >> every club that's offering live entertainment and serving alcohol is required to have security on the premises. we'll be looking closely at this club to see if they were violating that rule, then they'll be severe consequences. >> reporter: san jose city attorney says that they will be reviewing the pe

jana katsuyama reports now on what makes this case so complicated for detectives. >> reporter: san joseolice say it's a complicated case that unfolded at the mexicali club about 7:30 saturday night. homicide detectives are investigating the violent outbreak that left two men dead and an man injured inside the club. while a fourth man was found shot to death. >> we learned they are from outside the country. we're trying to notify their next of kin. >> we're trying to determine what their involvement was. whether they were victims or the suspects. >> reporter: today police would only say they are looking for three to four latino male suspects. police also tell us there were no security guards at the mexicali that night. the club owners may have violated san jose's entertainment permit. >> every club that's offering live entertainment and serving alcohol is required to have security on the premises. we'll be looking closely at this club to see if they were violating that rule, then they'll be severe consequences. >> reporter: san jose city attorney says that they will be reviewing the perm

as ktvu jana katsuyama reports, it all had to do with her dog. >> reporter: there are orange flairs and paint after the deadly crash, which neighbors say they heard from their homes. >> i heard a crash and heard a lady screaming, oh my god, oh my god. >> reporter: it happened early in the morning on sunday. sherry lind borg had checked on her dog, when the teen stopped to check on her lying on the ground, another vehicle struck her. officers say it appears the driver stopped briefly, talked with the teen and then drove away before the police arrived. >> he had the dogs. >> reporter: john toward, a homeless advocate who lived across the street knew the victim, saying she was homeless and had been going to the park for two years to receive the free lunches he hands out every day. >> quite weather worn. she was worn out. had lived a hard life. >> reporter: and the neighbors say that the area is a dangerous road. >> i get the feeling -- it is not always followed, so i am sure people speed. plus it was foggy yesterday. >> reporter: concord police are look follow the driver who left the scene