brandy martel was shot to death at franklin and 13th streets. her friends believe the killing was a hate crime. abc 7 news joins us live from hayward. laura? >> well, this is where the 37-year-old grew up, and where she lived until she was shot and killed yesterday morning in downtown oakland. and martel was sitting behind the wheel of the car, one, or two men began a conversation. a witness told abc 7 it was cord yil but minutes later one of the men became angry, firing into the car where she was sitting. and until last year she worked as an outreach worker that serves the transgender communities. >> when you don't provide a space in society for people who are other and different, if you don't provide places for them, whether it's socializing or services, this is what happens. >> now, last night people gathered at the scene to remember martel. her murder is one one of three over the weekend. investigators are trying to figure out what led up to this shooting. it could be considered a hate crime if they find out the shooter was motivate bid a pe

terry martell. and terry martell was able an rotc lieutenant. from barrea, ohio. my other lieutenant was jim patswalk. and he's from baltimore. and i had one platoon that was commanded by a noncommissioned officer and his name for whatever reason i haven't been able to -- last night when we were talking, i was trying to get the guys to refresh my memory so when i did the interview today i would be up to speed on who was there. and then i had my -- what was an unusual scenario, my xo was also on the ground with us. and his name's don adams and don's from atlanta. >> and your radio operator? >> radio operator's, again -- yeah. hersh from allentown, pennsylvania. and jimmy smith from albamars, north carolina. >> so you all move out that day. and a lot of people have said you were weighted down. the whole group was weighted down with a lot of -- you know, moving a lot of materials. >> a lot of -- well, i won't say a lot but we had equipment that normally -- anticipating being flown out soldiers carry a lot more stuff than they would if they had to pack it. we normally

and uniforms here or has also martel the psychological barrier between me and them i'll weepy in civilian clothes on the days when i should like now and not her in so much and i can't even then i realize that sidetracked attention. ok let's see if everything is alright from this angle. is the male lead in the new movie he has agreed to take part because of the film's parallels with his own life. yuri is serving a sentence for murder he spent six years behind bars with another six to go or peabody come in. come in. my name is alex see my name is igor. i have a son too he was four years old when i was imprisoned just. now he is ten we haven't seen each other in well it'll be exactly five years on the first of march. celestial blood will go through i got into prison my wife often visited me here she would bring me parcels circles with. them that lasted for two years but then she told me she was seeing another man. will objecting to that would have been stupid on my part and she was young and i had another eleven years to serve why should i make her suffer. how old are you. eight. apocryphal

martell webster, back-to-back threes. warriors down 15 at one point.ght now in the third, down 62-45. >>> saying the lakers and oklahoma thunder game was physical, that would be on understatement. the lakers' meta world peace throws a vicious elbow. he was ejected. harden goes to the locker room. lakers win in double overtime. that is ugly. >>> nhl playoffs, capitals trying to finish off the defending champion bruins. third period right off the face-off. alexander ovechkin with a quick shot. he shoots, he scores. tied at three. then in overtime, tyler seguin. slides it past the goalo. bruins win, 4-3. >>> another game in which the penguins needed a win to stay alive. pens and flyers. claude giroux crushes sidney crosby. hits 87. bam. seconds later, he does what he does best. how about a little wrister. right here. beat marc-andre fleury. flyers win, 5-1, advancing to the second round of the playoffs. how about that? that is some day. boy, busy day in sports. we'll have more coming up in the 6:00 hour. that will do it for now. diane, back to you. >> tha

first quarter, martell webster, he is red hot. he has 11 points in the frame.own 15 points after one. second quarter, j.j. barea's turn. drives and scores off the glass. and then the warriors come back. they win it 93-88. charles jenkins had 24. >>> lakers and the oklahoma city thunder game was physical would be an understatement. the lakers' meta worldpeace with the elbow to james harden's head. harden with a concussion. he had to leave the game. and meta worldpeace was ejected. 114-106, that is the final in double overtime. the lakers get the win. >>> to the nhl playoffs as seen on nbc bay area. caps trying to finish off the defending champion bruins. third period, that's alex ovechkin with a blast. he ties the game at 3-3. but then in the overtime session, tyler seguin. scores to force a game seven. bruins win, 4-3. i love the stanley cup playoffs, which you can see on nbc bay area. although it is somewhat sad about the sharks. game six between the pens and flyers. opening shift and claude crushes sidney crosby into the boards. he does some scoring. a wriste

countries for instance at the moment in fact the only thing they are being offered to is me on martel and i'm coming here any invest in us because we are in our semi democracy nobody's buying that. she herself she knows that she can buy that because she was allowed once again a small window of exposure it's not that myanmar now is of democracy very far but it's a very ruthless military data ship there was also very wily and very clever if we open a little bit these americans and europeans who come begging to invest in our country . gas minerals strategic reserves you know a population that is relatively well educated so it's great what the us is actually offering these countries. include the vietnam the philippines singapore indonesia nothing so what's the next move in your view what what can now happen to make this all sort of go away look i hate no no crystal balls i think if we stick to the facts on the ground. the possibilities of a spark turn into something much more complicated. you have the myriad areas you have the yellow sea you have those troops still in south korea you have

i believe that george was lucky to have more fun and martelle was lucky to have george to really think that he was well-known already coming and he was a good catch. she was a very wealthy widow and all of the bachelor's knew all about her and she was a good catch. but i think as time when on the, the truly loved each other, and i think that she is what kept him grounded in a lot of ways. she went to the winter quarters whenever he called, when he wrote to her it's time to come, and she would stay until it's time to leave and in that day in case people don't know, they would go in the winter and headed the quarters and they didn't fight battles a lot. so she would come and the soldiers left her, and absolutely everything people sang her praises. she was just what she looks like in the portraits, and i think for george washington he had -- this is an opinion, he had another who was difficult, and i think that he had fallen in love with a woman that was not a good diaz and was already married when he was at a very young age, and so i think that he had a lot of things that martha was like

will see the numbers that have increased but have not increased enough to think that it's become martelle agreed that. i would urge the court to think about more there is a reason they are not bailing out because they find it to be useful. i know there are several that say no. i'm not sure what to make of the language because i think it is the position to say the system works for us. we could bailout but we choose not to and as long as it is there i think from the doctor all point of view it is critical in terms of saying the burden is there and get out if you want. if you don't that might get back to the point of who is going to decide this. maybe let the jurisdictions decide for themselves. >> fees' guice preemptible lot fy was going to ask. given that the democratic party in california is losing percentages and the republican party is losing percentages and the independent sar increasing, and i've learned that is due somewhat or largely due to the latinos becoming independent. independent have no political voice in california. and so, my question is do you see a way if that's an accura