for every think that you would every say negative about oakland, i can say ten positives we are our own city. oakland to know it, is to love it.. >> (applause) all right. so thank you mayor khan and now we have for san francisco coming up and to sso to welcome mayor lee welcome kristine row wish senator vice senior vice president of service area of case zero permanenta. >> thank you peculiary if you have questions write them on the cards and hold your hands up. kristine >>> good morning case zero permanent at a is pleased once again to be a sponsor of this annual event where our mayors come together to share their vision for the coming year. our partnership with both oakland and san francisco is of key importance to kaiser permanent at a. we provide care to over 400,000 people in those city and is our partnership with those cities helps us fulfill our mission, to improve community health. because we know that, with improvement community development and economic vitality we get better access to care and better care. we have enjoyed a robust partnership with mayor lee since he has taken office

jordan oakland city counsel. pat concern ham. oakland port commissioner instead of butt inner and bryan parker and deputymary sandra sum sum. so, that was wrong sorry. mayor khan, you are going to have do me better on that. so, now, for a look at the economy and financial markets broadly and also, drilling down into the region we are delighted to have tim quinn lynn an economist with wells fargo securities to she had light on what the future hold tim quinn lynn provides analysis on financial markets macro economic developments in the mainly economies in the world he writes for wells fargo monthly economic reports these are great report if you get them by-the-way, and provides regular updates on industrial production, business spendings and manufacturings and tim has flown across the country to be be us and so we are so delighted and so please welcome from wells far go tim quinn lynn economist: . >> thank you very much for having me here today. i have got about ten minutes to spend with you and in that time, what i

city has holt new restaurants and? jack land and still a heart in the center of the bay area [name?] who was just one of the chef's award warded of the year and oakland is a city boomings and we are tryinged and part of ourselves and we have had amazing growth and we are going to move more towards towards it's business second thoors you care about we have -- taken $11 million and invested it in our town and we have even with the loss of economic development we have a new economic development office for the people -- (applause) and he is about to announce and it will not be today but he is about to announce a new economic development director that i think some of you will know and really think will help us reach that stage. -- 12%, property tax transfer trend is doing very very well, we have created 5,000 jobs, unemployment is down about four%. so what we are saying is that the city has really strong standard growth so where are the opportunities. well we have already had a shout out about healthcare and we have got i know highland hospitals here and kaiser is here is children's hospital is about to with uc s f and that is an important trend because a

kron 4's scott rates has the latest in the case, and talks to an oakland city councilmember about the shooting. >> reporter: investigators said that this was on a saturday, 9:30 a man, woman were walking home from a restaurant. the robber approached them and put out a gun and demanded cash. the suspect pulled the trigger, and shot him in the shoulder. several neighbors that i spoke with. he is the oakland city council member and i spoke to him about this latest crime. >> what can we do as individuals and families to reduce the likelihood that will be subjected to violent crime? should we be more aware of our surrounding. or house alarm. or walking in large groups. i hope that he is going to live a full recovery that is the most important thing. >> reporter: we did see oakland police on patrol. the man that was shot is expected to be okay. and the robert did not get away with anything. the robber-it did not get away with anything. scott rates, kron 4 news. >> everyone is safe following a nursing home fire in santa clara. the fire started a little after five this evening. it all began i

let's bring in jodi hernandez from oakland city hall. this could be huge for the entire east bay. what are the details? >> reporter: it could have a huge impact for the entire bay area, raj. the mayor and developer released details of that waterfront plan here at city hall this afternoon. the mayor says at a time when u.s. banks simply aren't lending money for development, chinese dollars are welcome. >> right now, it's fairly rundown. there's been little attention paid to it over the years. >> reporter: that's all about to change. this 65-acre stretch of oakland waterfront will soon undergo a major transformation. thanks in the part to a big investment by the chinese. >> we have maybe three or four projects like this that we're working on. but this is the first one to come through and it was very quick. >> reporter: mayor jean quan says she's been working hard to court chinese investors, hosting chinese visitors, traveling to china and her hard work appears to be paying off. governor jerry brown, in china himself right now, has announced a $1.5 billion investment partnership betw

the warriors flag over city hall is sig naming she's not giving up. >> is this a way of saying to san francisco it ain't over yet? >> i always say it's never over. so... oaklandhas advantages in terms of our location. the reality is that city wants the team. >> she points to organized opposition in san francisco over the water front plan. but in a statement today sanment says we intend to build a state of the art venue in time for 2017-2018 season. we've not deviated from the plans. the warriors will take to oakland arena for playoffs and beyond until their lease expires mayor kwan said you'll hear about efforts to keep the warriors in town. >> it is a delicate balancing act. you can play five more years in oakland trying to get thicks done in san francisco. warriors have best fans in nba. loyal. >> fans are excited now playoffs are on. >> yes. >> thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now with cheryl and dan. >> thank you. developing news. fbi releases photos of two men monday's boston marathon blast. >> a new suspect in the murder of a bay area paramedic z video led police to him. >> i'm sandhya patel. mild today. i'll

ironically, alameda county deputies are patrolling oakland on the weekend to help the understaffed city force. reporting live in oakland. >> >> meantime, authorities say a suspected drunk driver collided with a sheriff's deputy car, at 10:15 on international boulevard and 14th avenue. the driver smashed into the side of the patrol car. no one was hurt. the driver was arrested for suspicion of driving underred influence. >> >> right now, long-awaited rain is falling across parts of the bay area. we have live team coverage. our meteorologist is back with us, tracking the system as it moves through the area. we begin, though, with christian. >> we are here on interstate 0. take a look, you can see the road starting to dry off from this afternoon's cloud burst. we have been on storm watch. most people tell us the when did not impact their holiday plans today. >> i did not. it's easter, christ day and its a good day. >> reporter: we shot this video of rain in union square today, easter sunday. we saw a lot of people out and about, enjoying easter brunch. a lot of people told us any rain we g

. >>> also ahead, why extra law enforcement in the city of oakland is coming to an end. it is 7:30 on sunday, april 21 april 21st. thanks for joining us. i'm anne makovec. >> and i'm phil matier. we have a lot of news to talk about in the first hour. and first up boston, how prepared is fran and the bay area. we have a lot of events, what are we going to do about it. >> and i spoke with fema about that yesterday, they say the bay area is one of the most prepared areas in the world, still not enough depending on the level of the tragedy. we are also going to be talking about immigration and its effects potentially on the silicon valley. a new bill in congress. >>> what's high-tech at stake when it comes to visas and such. what's it mean to the local job market. meanwhile in boston we have a high level interrogation team. >> trying to talk to the one man alive behind the boston marathons. >> as susan mcginnis tells us that suspect is too seriously injured to speak. >> reporter: law enforcement officers remain staked out this morning at the boston hospital dzhokhar tsarnaev

oakland refused to pay for his care and time off. the cityill ask the chp to help out and will re-deploy officers. the oakland police department is at its lowest staffing level in ten years. >> breaking news out of southern california where a brush fire is burning out of control. these are live pictures of the fire the san gabriel mountains near the city of monrovia. 100 homes have been evacuated as precaution. the fire has burned 150-acres so far. fire officials say steep terrain and thick brush make the flames hard to put out. we'll bring you updates. >> still to come at 6:00, a plane and a vineyard. how this aircraft ended up, upsid down, and what happened to the pilot. >>> who is responsible for driverless cars and why this question is so important right now. >> a line in the movie "mean girls" now it's stirring up controversy in san francisco. why are these teenagers are banding together in protest,. >> leigh: i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. terrific day today. 70s and 80s, get ready for a big warmup next week. we'veing look at the >>> n

again, we'll let you know that the trains are not stopping at the 12th street or the oakland city center. >>> well, we still don't have an answer. investigators are closing in on the cause and a deadly explosion. the blast killed 14 people, about 200 and more. the explosion left the hole 90 feet wide and ten feet deep. >>> it was a 12-word lie that stunned the twitter world and the stock market. late tonight, hackers who support syrian president are claiming responsibility for hacking swoo the fwiter account of the associated press. the false information was retweeted thousands of times within just a few minutes. and the ripple effect was felt on wall street. that timeline happened around 1:00 p.m. eastern time. >> capital investors get some good news after watching the stock drop over the last tlie three months. they also say they will increase the dividend it takes for the shareholder. apple share price dropped 20 dlarsz higher and settled back. meanwhile, apple is sent to release new products. cook says he's optimistic, but he was vaguely talking about what to expect. analysts specula

oakland's crime-fighting efforts. alameda county isenning the police partnership with the city. 11 teams of alameda's sheriff's deputies were helping out to oakland pd. they have been working two days a week, averaging 15 arrests per shifts over the last three months. a recent shooting that wounded the deputy near the fruitdale- b.a.r.t. station may be to blame for the change of heart from the sheriff's department. the reason is the extra cost of policing in oakland's roughest neighborhoods. >> we have one deputy that is injured and he's going to be off a significant amount of time and several cars involved in the collision, and those go down. there is a cost value there. so, all of those things add -- add up and add up to more than what oakland paid for us to be there. >> and despite what the sheriff's department is saying, oakland city council members believe they will be able to salvage the most must-needed deal. >>> some bay area lawmakers are reeling from the latest failed efforts to get tougher gun control laws through congress. in a town hall meeting in palo alto, democratic congress members promised not to back

moved out of the hospital overnight. >> the bomb squad is called in after this is found on one oakland city street overnight. >> also, 100 years of history burned right down to the ground in the south bay. we will tell you which landmark building has now been reduced to rubble. >> welcome to friday. 6:00 a.m. straight up. temperatures are chilly to start the day but we are going to enter into a heat wave. we will be right back into the 90s before you know it. we will tell you who will be the warmest and how long it will last. >> we have had a tough south bay commute in the last couple of days. we are looking at a new crash as we are coming down from mill mill pedis. >>> welcome to friday morning. this is "today in the bay." >>> 6:00 on a friday morning. good morning, everybody. thank you very much for getting up early with us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm lawyura garcia

. >>> fans gathered at the oakland city center this morning to wish the team success in the playoffs,he mayor jean kwan was joined by former greats at the really and highlighted by the warriors flagged raised at city hall. >> we have not been to the playoffs in how many years. >> second time in 19 years. >> second time in 19 years, we can't concern ourself with what has happened in the past 18 year, we are in the playoffs this year, stay with us, we are going to surprise a lot of people. >> the warriors will play the nuggets in the first round. >>> rains opened up a sinkhole in chicago on the southeast side of the city and a dramatic scene was caught on video, see the two cars in the hole then that third car falls in. a man was in one of those cars when the road gaveway underneath him and was taken to the hospital for minor injuries and reports of roads closed and cars underwater because of flooding. >> a completely different story here in the bay area, lots of sunshine. i dare you to find a cloud in the sky. i don't think you will, maybe a few whisps out there but just maybe some haz

bays and concord. 83 in oakland and 86 in redwood city. e afternoon. when it pretty close to breaking records. i do not think we will. looking at current conditions 61 in concord. 53 for oakland and hayward. 54 in san mateo. will follow the numbers into the afternoon. futurecast 4 predict by lunchtime aren't on your screen indicates places in the '80s. seventies along the coastline. it is the perfect time to at the beach. >> the sea breeze making in by 3:00 p.m. it will be a touch cooler along the coastline. check out the '80s indicated by the or ange your screen. some spots reaching 80 degrees territory. by 8:00 p.m. and mix of lows '60s and '70s. 91 for cupertino. low 90s possible for pleasanton, then built. 88 in livermore and antioch. >> upper seventies for downtown san francisco. 87 in san raphael. 69 and those in beach and 79 in alameda. >> if you're heading to the giants game later tonight at at&t park against the diamondbacks. first pitch at 715. you not in the jacket we're talking call conditions with temperatures in the mid-60s. a

city hall. former player donald foil was there supporting that plan. and here today saying oaklanda great city. >> as long asym move out of california and san francisco bay area i think it's a good they think. >> kwan raising the warrior flag over the city hall with teen great al signaling she is not giving up. >> is this a way of saying to san francisco it ain't over ye yet. >> i always say it's never over but oakland has a lot of advantages in terms of our location and the reality is that the city here wants the team. >> she points to organized opposition in san francisco over the warrior waterfront plan. but in a statement today team management says as we announced last may, we intend to build a new state of the art venue on peer 30, 32 in san francisco in time for the next season. we have not deviate from those plans. mean time the warriors will take to the oakland arena for the play off and beyond until the lease expires. mayor kwan did not offer details today but said you will hear more later this year about effort to keep the warriors in town. in oakland, abc 7 news. >>> the

. >> oakland city workers step up demands for pay raises at the city council begins budget talks. hundreds of workers rallied before the council meeting complaining they have not had a raise in six years. three of the unions are negotiating new contracts with the city and union leaders say the city now has the money to grant the request. however, some council members say the city is still facing a tough financial situation. >> new this morning, five caltrain crossings could be getting safety upgrades on the peninsula. the san francisco examiner reports the project includes crossings in redwood city city, in palo alto at churchill and west meadow and mountain view at castro street including longer traffic signals and gate downtime so drivers have to wait longer for trains to pass through. the caltrain board is scheduled to vote on the $2 million project tomorrow. >> another disappointing report from the tahoe snow pack survey with the reading by officials showing the sierra snow pack is between 50 percent and 70 percent of normal. the snow melt provides a third of the water used in

we have not been able to reach anybody from the city of oakland but according to reports, city leaders are considering joining but some are worried they will not represent oakland's interest properly. this is all part of a dispute some say is tying the hands of first responders. as you know, 10 years ago instead of joining the as i, the city chose to go it alone and upgrade its own communications system and they are still holding out hope this will work and we will be following the story for you, alex savage, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> a candle light vigil was held in memory of a college student from santa barbara who died over the weekend. >> she is still in our hearts watching over us... >> reporter: more than 100 people gathered to remember her. she graduated and was a freshman at cal polley. she was in i love vista when she became separated from friends at a party. a jogger discovered her body on the beach of santa barbara. >> her smile was so beautiful, she was so beautiful, on the inside and out. >> there is no word yet on the cause of her death but her family thinks she ma

we have not been able to reach anybody from the city of oakland but according to reports, city leaders are considering joining but some are worried they will not represent oakland's interest properly. this is all part of a dispute some say is tying the hands of first responders. as you know, 10 years ago instead of joining the as i, the city chose to go it alone and upgrade its own communications system and they are still holding out hope this will work and we will be following the story for you, alex savage, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> a candle light vigil was held in memory of a college student from santa barbara who died over the weekend. >> she is still in our hearts watching over us... >> reporter: more than 100 people gathered to remember her. she graduated and was a freshman at cal polley. she was in i love vista when she became separated from friends at a party. a jogger discovered her body on the beach of santa barbara. >> her smile was so beautiful, she was so beautiful, on the inside and out. >> there is no word yet on the cause of her death but her family thinks she ma

. >> more officers means more money, and oakland city leaders will be asked today to help fight crime. >> health scare forcing thousands of inmates to be >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. it is action on tuesday morning. thanks for starting your day with us. >> we will start with the weather forecast because it is hot and dry and we have winds. >> it brings with it a fire advisory. >> cold front will kick up higher wins and a high fire danger from 6:00 tonight until 6:00 tomorrow evening. it is still comfortable with

. >> i've been here 67 years in the city of oakland. i've never seen what i've seen today as far as inner city. >> bishop bob jackson is the one who leaned on governor brown to provide california highway patrol officers to help oakland. >> reporter: this past saturday night during operation cease fire, a deputy was injured and a suspect shot and killed. bishop jackson says only 200 officers are available to patrol the streets. and operation cease fire is not working. >> to me, we need about a thousand police officers. >> on the playground, you would work it out. and at worst, it would connell to blows and there would be a fight. >> it is my firm belief that if anybody doesn't care about him or herself, then they don't stand a chance with that person. >> but until young people can police themselves, many believe someone has to do it for them. >> the bottom line is having the sheriff's office out there is merely a band-aid for the problem. the city of oakland needs more police officers. >> no other city in all of america has the same probl

city. >> reporter: the action came from the heads of public relations. it also runs oaklandirport and is a vital revenue for the city. >> this is nothing something they should be doing. >> reporter: the ceo of reinventors designed to be an interception of invasion and good government. >> when people buy their oppositions url it's not that they're trying to stop them from buying that or using that but in fact, it's to set essentially a front up that's essentially what they call an astro astroturf group. >> astroturfing is a new word. >> this might end up backfiring which it might be doing right now. >> reporter: although the port already has a full time public relations of six it has hired three pricey outside firms to advise them. last month the commissioners also hired a $175,000 a year director of social responsibility. two days ago the commission made a splashy announcement. reed's expenses also shows he used money to buy spreads in bay area newspapers that cost the same as a yearly income of a family in the bay area. he also spend $1,000 at a wine bar on one night. and r

jodi hernandez is live at oakland city hall. governor brown made the announcement and gave a lot of credit to oakland's mayor. >> reporter: we understand oakland's mayor was instrumental in making this happen. she has made cultivating relations with china a priority and it appears to have paid off. >> adding this additional park in phase two. >> reporter: big plans to redevelop oakland's water front are about to become a reality thanks to a major investment by the chinese. governor jerry brown has announced a $1.5 billion investment partnership between california based signature development and a beijing based investment group. >> five, seven, 11 story structures and tree lined streets. >> mayor gesays she has been working hard to woo chinese investors by traveling to china. she introduced the investor to the developer early this year. >> we have three or four projects like this that we are working on but this is the first one to come through. >> reporter: the project includes 31,000 housing units, 200 square feet of retail, two

member who co authored the proposal said she was stunned to learn deputies had halted their oakland patrols but the city announced the california highway patrol has agreed to pick up the slack. says oakland's under staffed police department needs all the help it can get. >> the citizens are suffering every day because of the crime problem in oakland. we cannot pause. we cannot be interrupted in trying to lower the crime in oakland. >> reporter: now, talks will continue with the sheriff's department but in the meantime expect to see a lot more of the chp here. we could see the chp patrolling the city up to four times a week in the very near future. the chp says this is not pputting a strain on the highway patrol and they say it is part of their mission to help allied agencies. reporting live in oakland i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> the sheriff is facing pressure from the board of supervisors to stop sending the finger prints of arrested immigrants to the federal government. tomorrow there will be a resolution introduced. the sheriff tells nbc bay area he will continue to cooperate with the f

ironically, alameda county deputies are patrolling oakland on the weekend to help the understaffed city force. reporting live in oakland. >> >> meantime, authorities say a suspected drunk driver collided with a sheriff's deputy car, at 10:15 on international boulevard and 14th avenue. the driver smashed into the side of the patrol car. no one was hurt. the driver was arrested for suspicion of driving underred influence. >> >> right now, long-awaited rain is falling across parts of the bay area. we have live team coverage. our meteorologist is back with us, tracking the system as it moves through the area. we begin, though, with christian. >> we are here on interstate 0. take a look, you can see the road starting to dry off from this afternoon's cloud burst. we have been on storm watch. most people tell us the when did not impact their holiday plans today. >> i did not. it's easter, christ day and its a good day. >> reporter: we shot this video of rain in union square today, easter sunday. we saw a lot of people out and about, enjoying easter brunch. a lot of people told us any rain we g

some fans gathered today for a rally at oakland city center to wish them luck in the playoffs. mayor jean quan was there with some former greats. the warriors flag was raised at city hall. >> we can't concern ourselves with what happened in the past 18 years. we are in the playoffs this year. stay with us. we are going to surprise a lot of people. >> the playoffs begin on saturday. the warriors play the nuggets in the first round. >>> new york has now over taken california when it comes to yogurt production. according to statistics that were released today new york producers churned out 692 million pounds of yokeert last year. -- yogurt last year. california is second with 587 million pounds of yogurt produced last year. >>> congress passed legislation that will help keep companies from being hacked. the house voted in favor of the act. one part of the measure would grant companies immunity from prosecution in the event they are hacked and personal information falls into the wrong hands. if the passes the senate president obama has threatened to veto it. >>> in a moment live to

the city council will vote on the program next week. reporting live in oakland, jodi hernandez, nbc news. >>> thank you. >>> the investigation into the boston bombing included new york city. they tell nbc news following the boston bombings, dzhokhar and his brother were headed to new york city but made a spur of the moment to create more violence. >> new york city was next on their list of targets. he told the fbi that he and his brother intended to drive to new york and designate additional explosives in times square. >> this picture shows dzhokhar last year. police are talking to those who know him. >>> police arrested a juvenile who has been calling in bomb threats to schools. classes were disrupted every day this week because of the threats. calls were made to antioch high school, too. the juvenile admitted to making the threats. they are not releasing the person's age or gender. >>> a threatened lawsuit. civil rights attorneys and groups promoting black and hispanic contractors complain that no minority owned companies have been hired to work on the billion

. >> the oakland city council is scheduled to take up the mayor's proposed city operating budget which she submitted two weeks ago. the mayor's $1 billion spending plan for two years boosts police staffing and ends library closings but delays tackling long-term debts including fund ing for police academy courts and will expand the police force to 700 officers but she wants to reduce funds to nonprofits such as the oakland zoo and cut hours at city recreation centers. the city council has until the end of june to pass a final budget. ought berkeley city council takes the first step to a big raise to minimum wage workers. they will discuss raising the minimum wage from $8 to $10.55 an hour. better chicago would join san francisco as having highest minimum wages in the city or in the united states. supporters know it is the most expensive cities to live and work in. opponents fear higher wages will mean higher prices and hurt pice . >> nba center jason collins is speaking out about becoming the first active player to come out in major american sports being gay. he spoke to abc7 news in an

oakland last month. however, the county wants the city of oakland to pick up such tabs in the future. the city has refused. oakland is at its lowest staffing level for police in over a decade. the chp will continue working in oakland, we're told. and some city leaders said they will work to help bring those deputies back. >>> take a look at this. a pilot in the north bay survived a scare after crashing his plane upside down in a santa rosa vineyard today. it happened just before 10:30 today. according to the "santa rosa press qum," 67-year-old patrick bell was piloting the single engine world war ii-era biplane when it lost power. after crashing he was able to get out of the cockpit himself and was not hurt. but as you can see, there was considerable damage to the vineyard. >>> the warriors had their first playoff game in six years today. there were highs and there were lows. nbc bay area's lawrence scott is in denver with the warriors and has the story that is new at 11:00. >> hey, thank you. the warriors' game one of their nba playoff series here in denver against the nuggets came do

. >> this morning, more radio problems for oakland first responders as they try to launch a new network for public safety channels. the city recently had to rebuild their public safety radio system because of interference problems. the group that oversees the mutual aid system has refused to give oakland agencies access because the city has not paid their membership dues. our media partner reports that the city is now considering the authority's latest offer to join by paying $800,000 upfront and $1.5 million a year in maintenance costs. >> this morning police are trying to identify the body of a man that washed-up near half moon bay. authorities say it was spotted after 5:00 yesterday evening. people walking on the beach saw the body and called police. san mateo county sheriff deputies removed the man from the surf and the core for -- coroner is trying to learn how he died. the san francisco superintendent heads to vallejo to give financial control back to the schools after the state bailed them out a decade ago. the district officials already are ready to take back after getting in a deep financial mess in 2004. official

kron 4's scott rates has the latest in the case, and talks to an oakland city councilmember about the shooting. a deadly shooting leaves one person dead in a hayward neighborhood and residents trying to figure out who the unknown victim was. kron 4's alecia reid brings us the scene and the latest in the investigation. three alarm fire in santa clara nursing home. started in garge of facility. residents were evacuated but allowed to return. no injuries retirement resident evacuated everyone started from a car fire in the basement it started at 5:15 and lasted for 45 minutes coming up on the kron 4 news at 8. the surviving bombing suspect - new signs he's starting to communicate. plus. big pop-ee of the boston red socks - we see how his strong words are going viral. and more victims of the west texas fertilizer plant explosion. why so many were first responders. those stories and more, next. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i...

we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, in the face of so many crime concerns: why the city of oakland finall >>> new at 6:00 tonight, in the face of so many crime concerns, why the city of oakland finally has hope to put scores of new police officers on the streets. >> plus -- >> we want people to be able to get around more affordably in a more healthy and greenway. >> how the road to change for the bay area's busiest street could start with numbers posted right in front of your face. that and more at 6. >>> thanks for watching at 5:00. "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is coming up next. remember, the latest news and weather are always on kpix.com. see you at 6:00. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: tonight, the f.b.i. zeros in on a picture from the boston bombing. one security camera caught a person who is now the subject of a manhunt, and we know more about the marathon bombs from the parts found in the wreckage. bob orr, john miller and elaine quijano on the investigation. the senate has decided the fate of national gun control. >> so, all in

visit for up to the minute details on how the city is starting the healing process. >>> this morning, oakland police investigating a mugging and shooting in the city's upscale rock ridge neighborhood, an area not usually known for violent crime. saturday night, a couple was walking on manila avenue when somebody tried to rob them at gunpoint. police say the suspect shot that man in the shoulder and then took off without any of the couple's belongings. oakland city councilman, dan cobb lives two blocks from where the shooting happens and says the attack should be a reminder no neighborhood in oakland is immune to violent crime. >> what people want and have the right to have are more police on the streets. they have to know whether crime does happen, it is going to be investigated. >> the victim is expected to recover. no word on any suspect description. a $5,000 reward is being offered for any kind of information leading to an arrest. >>> 5:33. san jose police say it is amazing no one was killed after someone fired several shots into a car full of people. outside a popular south bay nightclub.

smith is recognized for balancing the oakland city school district's budget. >> he is a major league talent and he will be heard from again in my belief in much higher places. it's a huge blow to oakland. >> the oakland school board says it will begin discussions about an interim superintendent. >>> it's friday night in oakland with last call still a few hours away. but a new ordnance that's already been approved will soon allow businesses along telegraph avenue to operate 24 hours a day. the needs and concerns of students, businesses and residents all come into play here, amber. >> reporter: we're at papi's as you can see this is a popular spot for uc berkeley students. the owner tells me he likes the new ordnance and plans to operate around the clock. papi's grill and sports bar has been here along telegraph avenue for 17 years. >> let me get you another one. >> reporter: starting may second, papa will be able to serve alcohol long after if last call. >> we were considering offering breakfast as early as 3:00 in the morning. we pay rent 24 hours a day so why not offer a service 24 h