at 4:10 kevin wong. all of the dead had multiple gunshot wounds. >>> 75 diners, many of them tourists were in the dragon restaurant when three masked gunmen rushed in and opened fire. the gunmen were members of the joe boys trying to retaliate against members of two gangs for a killing earlier that year. >> they really wanted to get everybody at one time at one place. i mean just seize power. >> they thought they were going to wipe out the leadership. >> definitely. they thought they were going to wipe out most of the hot sing boys and the wachang gang we believe they were all there. >> reporter: but they weren't. there were 16 innocent victims. five dead, 11 seriously injured. a dozen people were eventually sent to jail for their roles in the massacre. san francisco police quickly created a special gang task force to deal with the growing gang problem in san francisco's china town. >> while some of the older gangs have withered away. merchants say younger gangs are taking over. >> this the communities k

gas station site that was cleaned up over the years and the family that owned the gas station stan wongs family wants to maintain the ownership the land it's a long-term land use that's unusual it was rated as a land site and your you 0 you've heard it a gap between upper church it's a no man's land over the years and we're seeing it now really, really bloom. as far those the intersection we're having a bulk out and have 10 on site b m rs the rooftop is for the open space of the residents that's great exposure you can go to the market street you get a great exposure we've reached out to the neighbor to the castro and benefit district and swedish hall and our other neighbors on about sanchez e you have the coalition they're supportive of the project. in fact, i'm not aware of anyone that is opposed to the project. i'll ask my colleague to go through the project and give you american people architecture presentation. we're here for any questions >> thank you. good afternoon madam president i'm with the architects. victor provided you a little bit of a background. so i'm going to go through

wong walked out of the offers he says, do you know where dr. wong is? he says i'm dr. wong. then he saw the man reach in and grab the gun. so i guess he ran so quick that the guy when he shot missed him. >> reporter: and nobody was hurt. an old friend the suspect says he is a peaceful man. he is surprised. iwase has been in jail since wednesday night without bail and is expected to be in court in redwood city this afternoon. >> 84 years old. how about the demeanor of the man? >> reporter: detectives have been interviewing him and police say he was arrested without incident on wednesday night and has been generally cooperative. >> all right. anne makovec live in the newsroom, thank you. >>> now to developing news. authorities say they have arrested a big-time mexican drug cartel member operating out of the silicon valley saying he ran his meth about like a fortune 500 company. kpix 5's keit do is live at the san jose federal courthouse. >> reporter: they investigated this for two years and netted millions of dollars in drugs and other items and arrested 18 people a lot of the

wong? >> present. >> councilmember roland wong? >> present. >> councilmember derek sardoff? absent. >> i'm sorry. [laughter] >> item 1, welcome, introduction, and roll call. item 2, action item: reading and approval of the agenda. item 3, information item: the 2015 - 2019 consolidated plan. the 5 year consolidated plan is a planning document for san francisco's housing and community development investments and it builds on targeted stakeholder input including members of the disability community. presentation by teresa yanga, housing development director, and anne romero, project manager, mayor's office of housing and community development. public comment is welcome. item 4, information item: independent living resource center san francisco: towards full accessibility for all. this presentation will focus on the role of ilrc-sf as a cross-disability organization serving san francisco's disability population, and also touch on its upcoming move to a new purpose built, accessible location in july 2014. presentation by jessie lorenz, executive director. public comment is welcome

wong is? he says i'm dr. wong. then he saw the man reach in and start to grab the gun. i guess he ran so quick, the guy when he shot, he missed him. >> reporter: nobody was hurt. an old friend of the suspect says he is a peaceful man. she is surprised. >> when you know somebody and then -- i just can't picture him doing something like that. >> reporter: in daly city, joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> the suspect has been held since wednesday night without bail. >>> it's friday! lawrence is going to have a little fun in the weather department because we have some rain. >> i'll tell you what, this could be a very interesting day. we have already seen the light showers out there but we have the core of the low that's going to make its way across the bay area and the state that could touch off some thunderstorms. you never know, we could see some funnel clouds in the central valley. out the door we go. we have a lot of clouds moving through california. and so far, just some light showers. as a weak front slides through, i think

it was initialed during the several years the associates relationship with the wong family extends over decades and we've had our corporation and we're working together. the close cooperation by victor and others has resulted in gray star donating that for trash recircle. i've informed the association about the suggestions and that has incorporated many of the suggestions here. 3 of the 6 pie wenld corners at this intersection of market street and sanchez will provide 2 hundred housing units at intersection alone. and there's more to be developed out of the starbuck's area. both of the commercial housing and retail shops will provide for the new commercial areas i ask you to grant wong and gray star the conditional use they've requested. mr. secretary i'll leave those >> good afternoon. i'm the project manager for the coalition i'm here to speak in favor this supports the mission of increasing the well located housing in san francisco. gray proposed this and we unanimously endorse it. it's laid vacant and it's an excellent space for a development. it sunday night by amenities we want to

wong is? he says i'm dr. wong. then he saw the man reach in and start to grab the gun. so i guess he ran so quick the guy when he shot, he missed him. >> reporter: nobody was hurt. a friend of the suspect will talk to us in the next half hour. iwase has been in jail without bail since wednesday night. he will be in court in redwood city this afternoon. frank? >> anne, any word on the demeanor of the suspect? >> detectives have been interviewing him. police say he was arrested without incident and has been generally cooperative. >> anne makovec live for us in the newsroom, thank you. >>> oakland police say a dog walker murdered last summer was trying to protect her neighborhood when she was killed. mario floyd and stephon lee were arrested and charged for the crime yesterday. the victim was 66-year-old judy salamon. police say she used her cell phone to record the suspects committing a crime in her maxwell park neighborhood, followed them in her car and they killed her. >> it's sad that it wound up costing her, her

i found this quote from kristen wong when victor departed she wrote people would call for victor. the bay guardian called him an advocate so far all people. at asian law caucus he advocated a case against police officers because this gentleman held a stick and refused to let cal's wife while cal laid had found on the pavement and died he filed a national class action the 18996 reform law and filled the class-action lawsuit against public housing for failing to defend asian-americans. and in 2004 when the police shot a couple of asian-americans victor pulled together the advocates to be on the forefront to be having this put so what the front and the police officers were trained again. victor was one of the first asian-americans that joined the asian-american fight at a time it was hard to get asian-americans involved. he also drafts the brief on behalf of the hiv community for marriage equality but before all this work victor joined the last public defender's office working homicide cases. when after 15 years as a public deferred he became a district attorney. he responded to many

wong walked out of the office, he said do you know where dr. wong is. he said i'm dr. wong. then he saw him reach for the gun. he ran so quick when he shot, he missed him. >> when you know somebody i can't picture him doing something like that. >> reporter: he was arrested peacefully at his home. he has been in jail without bail since wednesday night. >>> millions of americans take medication to keep their cholesterol in check. for some it's a free pass to eat what they want. people using cholesterol lowering drugs called statins ate more and gained weight. doctors say it appears some users of medication don't feel the urgency to reduce the calorie or fat intake. they assume a pill is the catch all for unhealthy food choices. >>> we are getting rain and we need it. bad news, it's happening on our weekend. but only on sunday. i think if you sleep in you may miss most of it. a good weekend ahead. this afternoon it could be fun. i have to do some storm chasing around the bay area. we have storm clouds rolling in. hi-def doppler radar showing scattered showers but good cells abo

but the first one about christina wong is sure to entertain.about this episode we have christina wong via skype "right this minute." were you excited they wanted to do something about asian americans on tv? >> yeah. it was totally exciting, like yeah, finally, i can let the secret out. i can say guess what, get yours ladies. they want you, go get it. >> go into detail about some of these dates you went on. >> the first guy who came by, he cleaned my house. then another guy, he was from australia or britain, same thing, and he had come back from china and was trying to use his mandarin on me even though there are many dialects in china and that's not the one i grew up speaking. i grew up speaking english. he didn't bother asking that, of course. >> what's your least favorite stereotype or the one you see the most? >> i don't believe -- i myself am a delicate woman as you can tell. i'm delicate and demure and submissive. so those are all stereotypes that are real. i don't even know why they call them stereotypes. i'm obviously the sweetest most g

councilmember wong had pointed out something very important that does come up. for our community members living in affordable housing units, you know, there are people who are engaging in illegal activity. there are reports to the front desk that go unheard consistently. i hear it again and again and again and, so, it almost makes me feel like what can be done to strengthen the voice of our tenants? what can be done to give them more of a voice besides just this bode and i other nonprofits? can there be a council made up of tenants that's better informed, that's better equipped with the feedback response system so that it can be in place, beside the one that's already in place, but something that can be more effective? because otherwise it just falls to the wayside and these complaints that come again and again, somebody stole my cane. somebody has [speaker not understood]. i'm all about being proactive, preventive measures first, instead of rushing in reactive trying to apply bandages. so... >> any other councilmembers have answers to these questions? all right

and ktvu claudine wong is out there this morning. she is in boston. she's going to have more on the additional security measures taking place. it is monday, april 21st i'm pam cook. >> you came back to me, pam. >> i did. >> welcome back. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve paulson is right over there. >> i remember steve. >> she came back for me. >> she came back for you. >> yesterday very warm. 80-degree temperatures. not much in the way of fog yet but changes today. cooling begins as clouds move in. if there is any rain it will be very, very light. the rest of the week looks active. right now we are waiting for the increasing clouds. some of those 40s to the north that could be cold air trapped. 50s for some. a few 40s as you found. but after that it's not much. but keep an eye on things to see if that develops. there be rain on the north coast. clouds are on the increase. cooling begins. some light rain again possible. here is sal. >>> we are looking at a commute here that is moving along very well. that trip is taking about 11 minutes now.

wong. >> al ward wong. we all love subways. as a transit person, i've been in subways all over the world as many of you have but we oppose this allocation of 173, $212 for a subway study. unfortunately, as we have seen, the subway is taking valuable scarce funds for the rest of the systems and have not only cut services not only in north beach but throughout the city. prop k 3 is a more higher priority for our scarce transportation dollars and that's a fast reliable bus system, rapid transit study like in mexico city and throughout the city. that hasn't been done. al train downtown extension, huge priority. in 1973, voters of /stkur ex switzerland rejected funding for transportation instead. today, it is the highest point of the highest per capita required says in the world. 62 percent of public transit for trips to work. there are other very important items that should be studied such as the trend for free circulator buses throughout the united states as seen in baltimore, dallas, denver, rolly, oakland with a free downtown, e

wong. he approached the doctor inside the building. >> said to him out loud you gave me a shot and i am still in pain. >> he said the doctor tried to calm him down but seconds later took off running in fear. >> as he turned the corner a gun shot was fired at him. we know that happened. >> reporter: dr. wong was not hit. only one shot was fired and today had bullet hole could clearly be scene. police arrested raymond iwase where ammunition was taken into evidence but the murder weapon was never found. >> the only thing he volunteers was that i am an old man. you don't have anything to worry about. >> reporter: the judge pushed back the arraignment allowing raymond iwase to be assigned to an attorney. no bail at this time. dr. wong did not return my message. live, mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in antioch people are outraged after they woke up to discover 20 cars vandalized. the windows were smashed in. it is estimated there is tens of thousands of dollars in damage. dozens of people a

wong when he opened fire wednesday.he 84-year-old man is charged with attempted pre-meditated murder and felony assault with a firearm. prosecutors say raymond iwase was a patient of dr. wong's. >> went up and said to him out loud, you know, you gave me a shot couple years ago and i am still in pain. >> dr. wong was not hit but the shooting led to a lock down while police cleared the building and searched for the gunman. he is being held without bail. >>> a businessman has been indicted by a grand jury in a money laundering scheme. he accepted more than half a million dollars from a under cover agent posing as a drug dealer and he is accused of trying to launder the money. he is scheduled to be arraigned june 5. >>> now to new information on the california drought on a day that brought rain to the bay area. officials say the snow pack has been melting dramatically. it varies but more than half of the winter snow has melted in the past three weeks. that snow pack would normally provide water much later in the year. peopl

that's not to took anything away from victor wong. if the roles were referred i would ask that same question. it's also important supervisor mar's mentioned this i was especially impacted by the communications i've received from various women's groups about the importance of having women in those positions and especially a woman of color. so i will be voting against the motion not because i have anything against the candidate the other candidate should be on the police commission to the extent the mayor can fulfill that maybe both on the police commission but i believe we should reward good work and when someone has done everything asked of that you should honor that and revote them in >> supervisor yee thank you president chiu. >> as you see from the discussion both candidates are individuals that want to be on the commission are highly quality. we went through this at the rules committee listening to speakers after speaker and looking at all the e-mails and documents there is no doubt in my mind that both victor and angela

wong late last night.aid he would -- did not or declined to comment pending this investigation. >> all right. cate caugiran live in daly city, thank you. >>> three americans are dead this morning after an attack at a hospital at afghanistan's capital. police say a security guard shot and killed a doctor and a father and son visiting the hospital. the guard on duty to protect the staff suddenly started shooting at doctors and patients. the attacker was wounded and is in custody. >>> new this morning one person suffered second-degree burns after running out of a burning apartment. it happened near san jose state university. kiet do is there live now with the very latest. kiet, good morning. >>> reporter: good morning, frank. you can see the damage for yourself here. this is on the third floor of this apartment near san jose state. the fire department says that whoever started this fire did so because they were not paying attention because they were on their cell phone. >>> reporter: the san jose fire departm

kevin wong, seen here getting into a detective car after the shooting. sources tell abc 7 news he treated him for a virus similar to shingles but it was unsuccessful. that was the motive for the 84-year-old man to go gunning for the doctor. dr. wong said he heard one gunshot as he ran. patients and staff were evacuated. some with hands over their heads. police declared the building clear at about 5:00. he was arrested last night. vick lee, abc7 news >> police have arrested two people in the murder of an oakland dog walker. now, they say they know what led up to the death they have been arrested for a murder of a 66-year-old. police believe efforts to capture a crime on the cell phone that led to her murder >> we believe that she witnessed a type of crime. she began to record their activities. >> i think many of us see something and want to take a photo. you have to be careful. >> residents with now share information through social networking. city leaders unveiled a partnership with next door.com today. sites exist in 84% of oakland. there is a way to s

the fellows team worked with myself and kelly wong of the preservation planning staff and the documents was an anti growth of the reoccurring theme we developed in the eco project many aenths and other industries within the central area were interested in a document it engaged dialog and adaptly reusing those buildings it's a natural candidate for the small teams project and we're curling in the beginning of the project the commissioners comments will be incorporated with the public's comments we'll make public in the support future open the planning department and hopefully, the department of transportation of building inspectors i want to take the opportunity to thank the foelz team and with that, i'll let them present and look forward to any comments on the ice ability of the report and the case studies and the overall content. thank you >> you go ahead and start speaking sftv will turn it on. >> thank you, commissioners for having us i'm david with the performance division. >> i'm with the controller's office. >> i'm pike. >> you guys have to pick one mike. >> i am on the project. >

wong. the district attorney says he waited until he saw the target. >> told the doctor, made the statement to the doctor that he, the doctor had given him a shot a couple years ago. and that had caused pain to him by this. there is anger. >> he says wong ran down the hall way. he says it fired a shot that missed him. >> the timing was just as he moved the shot in the direction of the doctor was running. this is fired at the doctor. >> police say he escaped a drag net arcs rested that night. police found a shotgun and am mission but no gun. >> it's a sign of someone knew what he had done was wrong. >> if convicted, he could get life. either way, for an 84-year-old man it may be a life sentence. vic lee, abc7 news >> a football player has been identified as a student suffering second degree burns in that apartment fire wednesday night. jared leaf has burns over his body. the football coach believes leaf will probably be in the hospital for a while but says it's not a matter of if, but when he

wong, seen here being escorted out of the building. wong treated the man several years ago for a condition similar to shingles a virus that causes painful skin rashes but treatment was not successful. police sources tell us that seems to be where he went guning for the doctor. district attorney wagstaff says he waited in the lounge until he saw his intended target. >> made the statement that he, the doctor had given him a shot a couple years ago. and that had hurt him by this. caused pain to him by this. and it was anger. at this point the gun came out. >> he said wong ran down the hall way >> the timing was in the direction the doctor was running. this was the shot fired at the doctor. >> police say he escaped the drag net. arrested at his home. >> it's a sign of someone knew what he had done was wrong. >> if convicted he could get life. conviction of the foir arms charge could be up to 15 years in prison. it may be a life sentence. >> a san jess yeah neighborhood locked down for hours today after a brazen robbery caught on tape. take

wong present, councilmember roland wong? present. councilmember derek zarda? absent. item 1. welcome introduction and roll call. item 2. reading and approval of the agenda. >> item 3, public comment. items none on the agenda and within jurisdiction and each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. item 4, information item. report from co-chair supanich. item 5, information item. report from director of the mayor's office on disability. 92 semi 6. information item: the role of adult protective services in addressing self neglect among elders and adults with disabilities. adult protective services aps is a state mandated county administered program that intravenous in cases of adult/elder abuse, neglect, exploitation and self neglect. aps social workers implement a variety of strategies to remine cases of mild to severe self neglect. presentation by jill nielsen, adult protective services program director. public comment is welcome. break. item 7. information item. san francisco public library, safe and welcoming for all. background of the sf public library department of public health

with rich ll speak wong about their vems in mobile. >> welcome back to the "best of bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. google made google glass for sale to the general public this eek, but for one day only. it cost $1,500 plus tax for access to the program. i sat down with rich wong, a partner and started by asking him if google glass could go mainstream. >> google glass is still in beta at this point of and we talk about a $1500 price point it is still very much intended toward developers to experiment on applications. the reality is if you try the product and read the reviews, it's probably going to be a while before becomes a mass-market hit. it is perhaps interesting to those of us who live here in the valley, we welcome new technology, but it will be a while before mainstream advice this in a broadscale way. >> i was told zero chance of having it going mainstream? is that too extreme? >> it is too early to predict that. i would not make that prediction myself. when google bought android in they would ght -- be putting the operating system and everything of and without they were n

wong, seen here being escorted out of the building. wong treated the man several years ago for a condition similar to shingles a virus that causes painful skin rashes but treatment was not successful. police sources tell us that seems to be where he went guning for the doctor. district attorney wagstaff says he waited in the lounge until he saw his intended target. >> made the statement that he, the doctor had given him a shot a couple years ago. and that had hurt him by this. caused pain to him by this. and it was anger. at this point the gun came out. >> he said wong ran down the hall way >> the timing was in the direction the doctor was running. this was the shot fired at the doctor. >> police say he escaped the drag net. arrested at his home. >> it's a sign of someone knew what he had done was wrong. >> if convicted he could get life. conviction of the foir arms charge could be up to 15 years in prison. it may be a life sentence. >> a san jess yeah neighborhood locked down for hours today after a brazen robbery caught on tape. take

wong has some ( bleep ) to do. >> stephen: oh, yeah, of course. sure. bye! this is still the colbert report! >> hi. captioning sponsored by comedy central (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome to the report. thank you, ladies and gentlemen! good to have you with us. (audience chanting) >> stephen: welcome to the report, everybody! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: folks, i know this is not the first time you've heard me say this-- folks, i know this is not the first time you've heard me say this, but what the hell is happening to this country? everyday, we lose a little bit more. this morning, i looked at the sole of my shoe and it said: "made in vietnam." (laughter) c'mon, this is america. it should say "made in china"!! (laughter) well, now, the forces of cultural corrosion are targeting the precious little miracles we hold most dear. our phones. (laughter) jim? >> you know the smiley face icons called emogi all over your text and tweets? they're working with unicode consortium to come up with new ones! >> stephen: ugh! this makes me so angryface that

i want to thank the members of sfgovtv jonathan and john and clerk linda wong. mr. clerk any announcements. roll call vote of the commission. there will be no separate discussion of these items. the agenda items today will be for next tuesday. okay. i'll tell you what call item one >> item one is on an update inform the police department 2014-2015 and 2015-2016 and thanks chief suhr. i have my chief financial officer the deputy chief of admin and deputy carolyn welch. so first, i want to thank the mayor's office for their assistance and the controllers staff moraine and our commissioners for advocating two years ago for the good stable budget this the the second piece that includes our hiring plan thaifl the board of supervisors approved. the overview very quickly budget hiring plan updates and building safety update and capital improvements projects and we'll talk about cars. the 2014-2015 budget all refunds revenue 3 million plus a combination of general funds that include the 45 million in public sales tax and the grants for various gang intervention and theft pa

kevin wong ran through the parking lot several people said dr.rned other employees there was a man with a gun inside and informed them the gunman was a disgruntled former patient. >> the doctor himself is the one who announced it. how did he say it, exactly? >> there's a gun. run. then the shooting started and everybody heard it. >> reporter: now, we know that police did not find the suspect here at the medical center. instead they caught up with him later last night at his home. he is currently booked into san mateo county jail. in daly city, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> the doctor who was targeted is not speaking about the it because of the investigation. >>> it is 6:39 now. bay area city so desperate to get rid of people it's actually paying them to leave. why albany is handing out cold cash to some of its residents. >> 49ers fans were outraged when the seahawks blocked them from buying tickets to the nfc championship game. now it could cost the nfl millions. >> and the market opened up about 10 minutes ago. a down day yesterday after a number of

claudine wong is in boston. she'll have a live report at 5:00 this morning as the first group prepares to leave that starting line. >>> right now 4:36. several pg&e executives are due in federal court to face charges stemming from the 2010 san bruno pipeline explosion. indictment filed earlier this month charges pg&e with 12 felony safety violations. the utility knowingly lied on incomplete information while assessing the state of the pipeline. the explosion and fire killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. >>> crews will be out at hippy hill in golden gate park picking up any trash left behind by the 4:20 marathon celebration. things were calm for most of the day but at least step ten beam were arrested. no shots were fired. after everyone left, the focus turned to picking up trash. >> i've been here three years running. i think it's fantastic use of the park. >> andy george held a sign at this year's event reminding people not to litter. last year cleanup efforts cost the city $10,000. there is a new meanin

claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> 8:09. an oakland man is being called a hero for a water rescue of two children. it happened late yesterday afternoon at marina park. jose was walking the shoreline with his family when he herd a ulgirl cry for help. he jumped into the water, grabbed her and then spotted an arm flailing further out into the water. he went in a second time and found a boy floating face down. he brought the unconscious boy to shore and performed cpr. he did revive the boy by the time paramedics arrived. >> luckily, the good samaritan was there and did his job. we did our job and delivered him breathing to the emergency room. >> reporter: the boy was taken to children's hospital in oakland where at last check he was in critical condition. police say he was with an older brother onshore before going into the water. if you are thinking about going to a bay area beach, good news. a high surf advisory expired about three hours ago. it was in effect for the california coast between sonoma and monterey over the weeke

was behind him but luckily it missed him. >> reporter: witnesses say wong knew the shooter and said he was a former disgruntled patient. officers did an extensive four- hour search before they realized he wasn't there. that's because iwase was at home where last night police later found a gun and more ammunition. live in daly city, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> we tried to contact raymond iwase at the san mateo jail but he didn't want to speak with reporters. >>> what is old is new again. candlestick will soon be torn down but not before getting a historic serenade from one of the fab four. paul mccartney said we can work it out and he did. he picked the rundown stick over the 49ers' brand-new levi stadium for his upcoming summer concert putting to rest a controversy between san francisco and santa clara. >> ladies and gentlemen, the beatles! [ screaming ] >> reporter: we all remember the ed sullivan moment back in '64 but 2.5 years later did you know the beatles' final stadium concert was here at the stick? one of those beatles is about to make a big encore. >> you know, the ones that

claudine wong is in the city of boston.s live now with the buildup for tomorrow's marathon. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mike. yes, we are at the finish line. i want to show you what we have right behind us. these are the markers for these four people killed in this tragedy last year. when you look around at everything that we're seeing here at the finish line, though, the crowds appear and they are here to take a moment. many people stopped here to just take a moment and remember the lives lost. then they have come over here. you can see the grandstands behind us and you can see on the ground they have painted the finish line on here so you can see where the finish line is. the crowds are here and everyone is stopping to take a picture. the spirit out here though is one of very positive one, people talking about boston strong and we have caught up with a group of runners from the bay area who have come out here. here is alex and kathy. good morning. >> we have this group behind you. this is a small part of your

kevin wong, an internist. >> the doctor saw the man with the gun and he ran out and the shooting was we behind him. >> reporter: several employees said dr. wong warned other employees there was a man with a gun inside and the gunman was a disgruntled former patient. >> the doctor himself announced it. how did he say it? >> there's a gun, run! and then the shooting started and everybody heard it. >> reporter: investigators found a fragment of the bullet in the second floor hallway, but never found the man who fired it and the gunman is still on the loose tonight. police describe him as elderly. reporting live in daly city, joe vasquez, kpix5. >>> a strong earthquake rattled vancouver island in canada tonight. it was a 6.6 that hit just after 8:00 p.m. there is no tsunami threat and no major damage. >>> tonight for the first time, we are hearing from the dad of the santa clara teenager whoa stowed away on a flight to maui. what did he say? >> reporter: he said he liked to use the computer and watch tv and struggled in school. the dad is a cab driver and today, a coworker said he has be

ktvu's claudine wong is live in boston tonight. >> reporter: good evening. yes, clean up is underway at the finish line at the boston marathon. crews trying to get things back to normal. organizers said while security was going to be high they wanted to keep the experience the same. today they raised it up a few notches. >> reporter: race day started as a picture perfect day in boston. everywhere you turned there was a resolve that the runners facing the 26 miles would not do it alone. >> we surprised her. she didn't want us to be here. she was worried there would be another event but we surprised her. [ talking at the same time ] >> forget it, mom. >> security was tight. barricades everywhere but the crowds still came. >> loved it. love to be part of it. >> with the first wave on their heels -- >> reporter: those who ran the 26 miles told us no matter where you turned you felt boston strong. >> i was doing high fives. i have never done that before. >> it was hard to hear your heart beating. the energy and enjoys was -- energy and enjoys was unbelieve -- and

and claudine wong tells us what she found out when she started asking questions. >> reporter: we pulled it up and started making some calls. just within the last couple of hours that twitter page was actually taken down after police and school officials got involved. most of what's on this twitter page is inappropriate. with references to sex and rape. the page named ghetto gossip g. those followers appear to be students from high schools in benecia, vallejo and american county. >> wow >> reporter: we showed it to board member andre stewart. >> the kids are being picked on. i don't see a lot of back and forth. >> reporter: it does use first and last names and references specific schools. none of the school districts or police departments we called had heard about it but when we told benetia pd they started identifying students who posted on the page and talked about them and their parents. >> there were several students that our officers, our sro spoke with upon meeting with their parents. the parents had no idea that their kids had a twitter account. >> reporter: officials in napa vall