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. relatives of busch say they can't believe his children are now fatherless. >> people are careless about lives. it's like an ending situation and there's no coming back from that and there's no moving on from that. >> reporter: police have not yet said what the motive for the shooting is and so far no arrests. reporting live in the newsroom, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the san jose police say he is confident his detectives are making progress in solving two unrelated homicides this weekend. 35-year-old melissa roth was shot to death on angler way. she might have been shot in a case of mistaken identity. friends say she was dedicated to keeping her children active so they would not fall victim to street violence. >>> hours earlier, 18-year-old vincent tran lee was stabbed to death. it happened on king road. police say it appeared the stabbing was

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. relatives of busch say they can't believe his children are now fatherless. >> people are careless about lives. it's like an ending situation and there's no coming back from that and there's no moving on from that. >> reporter: police have not yet said what the motive for the shooting is and so far no arrests. reporting live in the newsroom, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the san jose police say he is confident his detectives are making progress in solving two unrelated homicides this weekend. 35-year-old melissa roth was shot to death on angler way. she might have been shot in a case of mistaken identity. friends say she was dedicated to keeping her children active so they would not fall victim to street violence. >>> hours earlier, 18-year-old vincent tran lee was stabbed to death. it happened on king road. police say it appeared the stabbing was

>>catherine: the family is in the process of planning a memorial service for latoya kenney. >> new details and th disappearance of 26 rolled nursing student michelle le. is not been seen cents at 26- -year-old--and reggie kumar joins us live. >> kathryn the family and friends of the shelf le are of michele le are expected to meet any moment. she was a nursing student at kaiser permanente and across the street. she left on friday and never returned. she said that she was going to go to reno after class. her car was driven from the hospital. and when a few blocks away it was found on ponderous accord bush was not in it. ponderous the- court street but she was not in ait at this point, her cellphone was recovered but still no clues and a $10,000 reward is offered for information leading purifreggie kumar, kron 4 news. >> we are going to see green into tomorrow morning at the stormtracker 4 is up to the north. the tail end. through the california/oregon border. rain is going to drop towards tomorrow morning. at a glance with scattered showers! we will see some moderate rainfall. and even to th

more perspective on this we're joined live by george kenney a former u.s. foreign service joining us from washington nato ready to aerial campaign. coalitions not expecting khadafi to ever be brought to justice. well i don't know. certainly having an the criminal court means that it's more difficult sleep to have negotiations and if gadhafi were ever taken out of the picture it would be more difficult still to have negotiations between people in benghazi and people in tripoli so. i suppose as a diplomat i would say that it's not an accident the prosecutor is seeking an indictment because. that would make the path for further military action easier coalitions bombings are becoming more tightly focused on getting rid of gadhafi with speculation that nato would rather see him dead than in court right issuing an arrest warrant for him be seen as a reason to kill rather than capture. of course it could be but the bombing in killing in that way is easier said than done it could happen tomorrow but it might take a very long time and i think that one of the things

. >> after seeing the debris and damage that kenney was showing us, the weather service is going to continue investigating. here's how it looked yesterday. here we are at 5:00, those two bright areas, there were tornadoes at that time. here is the actual event south of durham. a couple of tornadoes touching down. again look at the damage. we go up to the air, these pictures given to us today. that's an almond orchard. the trees have been defoliated. that's a lot of damage. that's more than i would expect from an ef1. the national weather service is on-site and will determine if it was an ef1, maybe an ef2. but very rare and tornadoes. coming up we'll have the bay area holiday weekend weather coming up. >>> and the danger of avalanches, yosemite national park will be opened but it could be closed at any time if there is more snowfall. tayaga pass will remain closed and probably won't open until mid-june. and then pay to take the shuttle bus into the park. >>> pretrial discussions took place for dozens of lawsuits. more than 60 lawsuits were filed against pg & e over the incident that killed e

today mourners gathered around a curbside shrine for the victims, 28-year-old la toya kenney, a union city mother of two and 29-year-old eric bush, a father of three. in front of the club, tire marks are burned into the pavement from the side show that began after the party. >> like young kids having fun and everything and the next thing you know, pow, pow, pow, here comes shots. two killed, one wounded. she's in the hospital fighting for her life. >> a member of the motorcycle club tells it news that barbecue ended long before the side show began. >>> we know the names of two people killed in san jose. melissa ross of san jose was killed on saturday while driving near helio park. they don't believe her death is gang related and family members believe it's a sad case of mistaken identity. vincent tran was stabbed in what police say was a fight between rival gangs. san jose is facing a significant spike in violence this year. it must be difficult for neighbor there is now. >> it is, jessica. if you think about it, we're not done yet with the month of may and we've gone beyond the numbe

president will go to a tree planting event a little bit later he'll meet with the prime minister, anda kenney. >> see, the sun's coming out. i can feel it. >> the president in a good mood there. the sun is coming out, he says. this is a sentimental visit, really to ireland. a little bit later this afternoon, he's going to be going to manegal, to visit the ancestral home of his great-great-great grandfather to emigrated to the united states in 18 50. well the internation >>> the international monetary fund is getting ready to replace its former chief, dominique strauss-kahn. the imf is now accepting nominations for that top job. europeans have traditionally held the position. but mexico's state media is reporting that the country's central bank chief, augustin carstons have put forth himself as a candidate. dominique strauss-kahn is hidden away under tight security in new york, cnn's lena dosantos got us exclusive access do a letter that strauss-kahn sent to the former imf colleagues. in this personal note, he explains the key reason for his resignation. he writes, i cannot accept that the fun

by is 1960 when president kenney is elected, 80% of american households have television. now, mind grow, they were all -- mind you, they were all black and white. and we only had two channels. my students couldn't comprehend such a thing. that's true, but the kennedyss were on television a lot. and mrs. kennedy and president kennedy were beautiful on television. they were even more beautiful in the glossy "life "magazine covers. think about those. practically every week one or more of the kennedys -- and this is just president and mrs. kennedy. this think of all the brothers and the sisters and the sisters-in-law and the nieces and the nephews, they were always being portray inside one way or another. so as is typical of pop culture icons, they both reflect the time in which they live, and they become a lens by which we view that time in which they lived. and since television was coming on the scene this middle photo is a still from the famous tour that miss kennedy gave with charles comingwood of cbs on valentine's day, is 1962. remember, she took him through the white h

>>catherine: at 6:00 p.m., the daughter of la jolla kenney why she thinks that she is living a nightmare of the playoff michelle le still not found. this hospital behind me is the last place where she was seen. that was friday night. death three days later, her whereabouts are still not known. canadtest with 26 year old. judges attending nursing clauses with the beta phi sorority and a graduate of san francisco state university. attention in nursing class's and was at the kaiser permanente a hospital. she went on her break at 7:00 p.m. and never found. her car was found, no michelle. prisons was at a hospital. california state university. strong-security prison at a hospital test-students are and strucand >> we associated with her sorority. we all kind of stayed close. somebody must have had contact with air. >> it is more scary than surprising because it could happen to anybody and i hoped she is okay and gets found. i hope nothing bad happened to her. >>reporter: the police are not ruling out the possibility of suicide but not indicating that it to be suicide. also, the 6:00 store with

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if steven harper has a majority government to the it is partly due to the efforts of jason kenney whoas the man responsible for the conservative party so-called of reach strategy to the ethnic community. that strategy drew a lot of attention just before the election when an internal party document surfaced outlining the approach to targeting the so-called ethnic and very ethnic rioting. monday in many of the writings especially the greater toronto area get them the majority government. i'm joined now by jason in calgary. thanks very much for taking the time. i want to start without the smoke is clear i want to ask you and get your appraisal, your evaluation of how your ethnic outreach efforts in this election specifically how successful do you think they were? >> based on all the evidence they were very successful. this isn't just about me. it's been a team effort led by the prime minister. he identified that as a central priority for the government the need to reflect the diversity of the country and the sort of electoral coalition and ended the policies and the caucus and i think we

i am joined by jason kenney. now that the smoke has cleared, i want to get your evaluation about how your outreach in the election. how successful do you think they were? >> they were very successful. this was a team led by the prime minister. he identified the central priority for our party in government, the need to reflect the diversity of the country in our electoral coalition. i think we succeeded in that. to back up its debt, according to the canada elections survey, in 2004, the democrats had a lead. in the 2006 campaign, that went down to a 20 point advantage. i am certain that those born abroad -- we had a significant lead on election day this year. >> which one the thank you won as a result of this strategy? >> you can look at the demographics of these writ ings and they are diverse. one election had the winner go up from 49% to 58%. she won be strong majority. we won in vancouver south. you can look in bramptonand half of the population -- brampton and the south asian communities. we won by large margi

jason kenney with always a big plurality and his writing in alberta and it appears to be on that we againline for you what he was saying about what is happening and what they called the gta, the net greater toronto area. there are 44 seats in the gta, 30 of them, 30 out of 44 have gone to the conservatives. they only had 11 before. the extra 19 they pick up were all, all of them at the expense of the liberals so the conservatives, now the big power players in the gta on toronto. overall, conservatives win a majority government. tonight we have them at the moment 167. the ndp at 103 and the liberals at 33 and the bloc quÉbecois at four and elizabeth me beating in her writing in british columbia. now, we want to give you a sense now especially where those of you who were looking for results from your own local areas it is time for another break for some of you watching on cbc television. you will get a little more depth on local election results. on the cbc news networks will continue to focus on the national story. we will see you all in just three minutes time. >> welcome back to those of