the tragedy near uc santa barbara now being felt closer to home as we learn that three of those victims were from right here in the bay area. this as a community continues to cope following a deadly rampage that left seven people dead. >> it really shook us from the core. from the inside out. we can't believe it happened here. good evening everyone i'm

heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. we have information of the victims, they were george chen and cheng yuan hong. both of them roommates of the suspect. all of them from the university of santa barbara. about 200 people attended the service to mourn, sing and pray. the priest said that he had received expressions of sympathy and support from parishes all over the country. local and federal law enforcement officers searched the home of the killer's parents today. agents carried out a box from the father's home in woodland hills but they would not comment about what they found. >> we have live team coverage now. ktvu's azmith smith is in the south bay where she spoke to friends of those killed. >> we begin in isle of vista

where the community is still in shock, debora villalon. >> reporter: we're on pardor road, it's one of the places that were part of the murder spree. >> throughout the night, people came to mourn. >> reporter: at this memorial mass, mourners were asked to find strength by seeing the best in people. >> that was like life changing. watching all that happen. and it was so fast. >> reporter: this deli clerk on duty when gunfire sent everyone on the floor still works while flowers fill the bullet holes and tributes come through the front door. she saw goodness she says even

after she saw someone dying. >> one of his good friend stayed here until the end. he was trying to help him. >> you can hear all the cops yelling. >> reporter: these girls cowered from their window and recorded the mayhem. friday had been their last day of class. >> the town is beautiful, the people here are beautiful. everyone is always in great spirits it's sad it had to end in this way. >> you're coming to get your children and you realize that some people aren't going to have that opportunity and that's very sad. >> reporter: at the apartments where three bay area men died, and a sorority house where three women fell, there's prayers and pain. his ramage hit so many places

in this town. and a sign reads we are isle of vista strong. church posters honored cooper, martinez, and another for elliot roger who deserves mercy the pastor said. right now for many here that's asking too much. >> every memorial day weekend from now on is going to be remembering this event. >> reporter: of the 13 injured six are still in the hospital but improving. tomorrow is of course a holiday and ucsb has now cancelled classes on tuesday as a day of remembrance. tonight at the service, the pastor urged students not to quit. not to leave but to stay strong. reporting live in isle of vista, debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 tuesday. as - - ktvu channel 2

news. as we said three of the victims were the suspect's roommates. and this is what we've learned. >> reporter: one of the victims has a brother who works here. >> no one deserves that especially not him. >> reporter: phillips took computer engineering classes with hong. considered him one of the smartest people he ever met. the 2012 lindburg graduate also thought chinese to students at

linbrook high school. friends describe chen as soft spoken and reserved. >> i just can't believe it. of all people. >> i don't understand how he could have overpowered three guys all at the same time without any of them making a sound. because i was right upstairs all night. >> reporter: in roger's manifesto he said he would have to kill his roommates. he said he would enjoy stabbing them to death while they slept. painful now for friends to hear. >> i am just seeing his videos and it's clear that he hated everyone. >> who is james rogers? >> i don't know. james was never someone you would hate. >> i don't know how he can hurt so many people. >> reporter: and a santa barbara investigators office is still trying to determine whether a third victim was a

roommate or just visiting the apartment. azmith smith, ktvu news. one of the surviving victims is from alamo. this photo of nick pasacho giving a thumbs up sign. he told cnn police said he flew 50 feet. he added this is so crazy. >> and friends say they had not seen his you tube video. rogers convinced the deputies he was okay. roger's parents had alerted authorities their son had posted violent threats on you tube. congress is now starting to weigh in on the isle of vista massacre and how to prevent other shootings. >> i hope, i seriously support

this tragedy will provide an impetus to bring back measure that is will keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people who are severely troubled or deranged like this young man was. >> democratic senator bloomingtal that he hopes this event will bring up the topic for lawmakers. >> jenny rogers said i want the president and authorities to finally start these killings. the only positive thing that can come out of this is america finally taking action. on ktvu.com you will find more on the deadly ramage near uc santa barbara including a vigil. new information on a crash along a busy bay area freeway that left a patrol car smashed and chp officer injured. tonight we learned that officer

is 38-year-old steven rutlidge. rutlidge broke both of his legs. after a sleepy driver slammed into him during a traffic stop. as ktvu's noelle roger tells us, the driver had just come from a casino. >> reporter: through traffic, backed up all day by a crash on 101 and todd road this morning. when the driver of this suv veered off the freeway and hit a chp cruiser stopped on the shoulder. >> the officer was looking inside at his computer screen when he was struck. >> reporter: hit with such force the back of the chp car accordon, barely recognizable, investigators spent hours collecting evidence and reconstructing the crash which happened just after the chp officer pulled over this man. >> i hear a big loud crash. >> reporter: the impact broke

the officers legs and catapulted him into his cruiser as it skidded. the man who was about to get a ticket was playing lifesaver. >> i had to think fast. i grabbed him. i started pulling him out. >> reporter: the witness said he heard the suv driver, rachel garres said she fell asleep at the wheel. >> i -- i think she came from the casino, late night, passing out. >> reporter: investigators don't believe alcohol was involved. that car was driving at highway speeds. all things considered this could have been a lot worse. >> all in all, you know, we don't feel lucky as a department right now, but we are. >> reporter: the law requires people to pull over when you

see an emergency vehicle pulled over. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. freemont police say they've identified a person of interest. family members found the body. the woman is married but her husband was not at home when they arrived. police would only say the person of interest is a man. police say the house is home to a number of extended family members but none of them reported hearing or seeing anything out of ordinary. >> they've been you know obviously grieving, as anybody would expect. but they've been nothing but cooperative with us. >> the coroner has not released the name of a 39-year-old woman and a cause of death has yet to be determined. it is every parent's worse nightmare. losing a child.

but a bay area nonprofit is offering support. >> it feels like home. i wish i could come back here to that time. >> how law enforcement is now pitching in to help. a big spike of bay area temperatures for today. i'll let you know when the fog will return and warm weather will continue into your memorial day. >> up next,

bay area police are continuing a weekend crack down on drivers under the influence. san francisco police tell ktvu news that they stopped more than 300 drivers last night at a checkpoint in the ingleside. santa clara authorities arrested 21 people friday night and last night. chp officers arrested 136 people in the area during that same period. two of those dui arrests were made in hayward. one driver crashed into a utility pole and fire hydrant. another hit a police car on the scene. christien kafton tells us the first driver may also face child endangerment charges.

>> california highway patrol says it all startedded at 12:45 this morning when a ford pickup truck veered off the road and left destruction in its path. >> for unknown reasons the pickup continued and collided into a telephone pole followed by a fire hydrant. >> reporter: no one was seriously injured in the crash. after a short investigation officered arrested the driver for driving under the influence. compounding the danger the woman and two children who had been in the truck. officers say the driver faces additional child endangerment charges. while the officers investigated that incident they say another drive cruising near the scene made a u turn that nearly clipped a police cruiser. they say that led to a second traffic stop. >> at that time that vehicle almost collided with our patrol cars. our units did make a stop on that vehicle which led to the driver of that vehicle being arrested for the suspicion of driving under the influence.

>> crews spent the day replacing utility poles and repairing the damage. the arrests they made out here were just two of 147 so far this memorial day weekend. unfortunately there's already been two fatal dui accidents. christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 two news. that big improvement job is right on schedule. that's the word from caltrans as they continue to work on the seismic project. the work has closed down a two mile stretch this weekend. >> a lot of thought goes into determining when we're going to do these closures. we try to minimize the impact to the motoring public. >> reporter: caltrans notes the roadway is about 50 years old and is due for some new hinges. today crews poured concrete for a new hinged system which allows for expansion during an earthquake.

hundreds of people took to the streets of salinas today in a peaceful protest calling for respect, dignity and justice after two men were killed by police this month. >> today's demonstration included prayers and aztec dancers. it was in stark contrast to a protest earlier this week that turned violent. that protest followed this surveillance video. medilla went into a woman's yard, exposed himself and took a pair of clippers. >> he deserves justice, respect and dignity because that's the kind of person he was. everybody sees, hears what they say bad about him. >> reporter: on may 9, salinas police killed osmond hernandez

after he was reportedly chasing shoppers with a knife. police have defended their actions saying their actions felt threatened in both cases. it is all hands on deck for bay area law enforcement on the water this memorial day weekend. and today, we went along to see the step up approach to try to keep people safe. >> rivers, lakes, the ocean all looks great this time of year but the waters can be dangerous. cristina rendon joined deputies for an up close look for efforts to try to prevent tragedies this holiday weekend. >> reporter: with the proper gear -- >> we have a rule if you're on our boat you wear life jackets. >> reporter: ktvu boarded a board with the contra costa county patrol unit. educating as many people as possible about boat safety. >> it's a pretty well known

fact that the majority of people don't know the rules at all. >> you add alcohol to that mix and that's the bad decision making that create the fatalities. >> reporter: authorities will be out here all weekend to make sure everyone has life vests and a flotation device that's coast guard approved. the people in this stranded boat go through a safety inspection. >> it's very easy. just like driving a car. >> reporter: but unlike a car, you need safety. >> in this case there's no requirement to pass a test. just so you understand you're going to stop and technically you can get a ticket. >> reporter: the warnings will only last for so long before they start writing citations,

they say. >> we do come across those accidents where people are injured or hurt. >> we want to get through the weekend and have a good time. >> cristina rendon, ktvu news. also on this memorial day weekend, president obama surprised troops stationed in afghanistan with a visit. >> i was in the neighborhood and thought i would stop by. >> the president spent four hours at bagram airfield where he thanked the troops. the president said he says he hopes a us-afghan security deal is signed once the new afghan president is signed in. that said, he says some troops will remain to oversee training. >> america's war in afghanistan

will come to a responsible end. >> country music star brad pasley traveled with the president and performed for the troops still serving in afghanistan. now to this warm weather this memorial day weekend. as you can see from these live picktures it is a crystal clear night tonight -- pictures, it is a crystal clear night tonight. >> people took to the outdoors to enjoy some sunshine. looks like venice out there it's actually lake merit in oakland. we saw some crews out there. basically enjoying the beautiful weather out there. mark tamayo is tracking the conditions. >> and he joins us live. i saw lots of people heading to the giants game in shorts. >> a great day out there. it's one of those days you step outside and you say what happened out there. someone turned up the heat. we had a few 80s and 90s.

santa rosa 96 degrees. widespread 90s toward concord, fairfield, antioch and livermore. oakland not as warm but still nice. the cooler spots right near the immediate coastline. pacifica topped out 64 degrees. on the satellite we still have mostly clear skies. what a warmed us up more of a northernly breeze kicking in. here's an inspection of the satellite. we had relatively clear skies out there across the bay area. here's our forecast model. we'll put this into motion. if you can see coming up the fog increases over the next few hours and by 6:00 and 7:00. a fog bank approaching the coastline. we'll have an impact on the the temperatures. that's coming up right after 10:35. >> thank you, mark. you can follow mark and the rest of our ktvu weather team.

south bay democrats and long time state lawmaker varcancelos has died at the age of 82. after 30 years, he spent eight more years in the state senate. he was known as a visionary and advocate for the disadvantaged. jim beal of san jose released a statement saying that vascaneclo was the conscious of the legislature and a one of a kind politician. cascanselo died at his home yesterday. and a close call off the coast. how rescuers today helped bring these stranded kite sufferers back to shore. it's

police release video of the deadly moment a gunman opened fire at a jewish museum in brussels. a nationwide search is on for that shooter. security has been stepped up at jewish sites all over belgium. police say they believe the gunman acted alone and they are concerned he could strike again. pope francis made an unexpected entry into middle east politics today. he invited israeli and palestinian leaders to a prayer summit at the vatican and called for a two state solution to the ongoing conflict. this is the second day of the pope's three day trip to the middle east where he led mass in a crowded major square. he also made a surprise stop at the security barrier that separates bethlehem from jerusalem. there he got out of his car and

pressed his head to the wall and prayed. israeli president and jerusalem president have both accepted the invitation. there were games and military exhibits and the not forgotten event in south manteca includes the man ship helicopter landing right there in the middle of the barge: honoring those who have died since the 9/11 attack were 7,000 crosses. and city streets were lined with thousands of american flags. >> it's for our freedom. it's what our soldiers did, they took the ultimate sacrifice and means more than anything that anybody can ever give us it's our freedom. >> reporter: a fly over our planes in a missing man formation. a person who reportedly

wants to give back to the community has been hiding money all over san francisco and is now planning to take the campaign nationwide. an anonymous person using the twitter handle of hidden cash has been leaving money inside envelopes in strange places then he tweets clues on how to find it. people who have found the cash have been posting pictures of it. according to the bold italic website this person claims to have made a lot of money in san francisco real estate and wants to share the wealth. hidden cash says on twitter that next weekend the game spreads out to los angeles. i love all of these money give away stories, remember the big tipper. yeah. all right. i wonder if it's the same person. could be. a bay area nonprofit offering support to parents as they say goodbye to their sick children. >> it's really sad, it's really traumatic but there's so much beauty too. >> the new help offered

a shooting in oakland left one man dead inside a home. the adult male was shot in an apartment this morning on nicolle avenue near fruitvale avenue. a group of people went back to that apartment after a night out. and at one point they started arguing and someone pulled out a gun. police say the people in that group then left, and they found the man in his late 20s dead there at the scene. there's no word tonight of any arrests. a sudden shift in the wind turned into a rescue effort for some kite boarders today.

the coast guard was called out to help the kite boarders. one kite boarder said the wind died then shifted offshore and when that happened everybody started drifting downwind. >> i was lucky enough and ended up? a beach downwind. but it was struggling. it's awesome to have the fire department out here helping everyone. >> this man says that he has never seen the need to get rescue crews out here. and that tippedly when wind shifts down you have time to land. and the george mark children's house is getting a big financial boost thanks to

bay area police officers. >> reporter: imagine a beautiful mansion tucked away in a hill. >> reporter: it is a sacred place for mckay river. she comes to this home often to touch the tile she decorated. >> my daughter did the little angel drawing. >> reporter: and pick up the stone with the name noah engraved on it. >> those are beautiful things that connect us. continually to our child. >> reporter: the house is where she and her family spent some of their most bittersweet moments of their life. >> i love coming back here. it's home to me. it feels like home. it's-- i wish i could come back here to that time. two years ago her 11 -week-old son noah came here after he was diagnosed with a rare liver disease. >> when we came here they

survived he would live for two days. >> reporter: he lived for two months. in that time, they lived here with a kitchen, room. they lived next door to noah's room. >> we're able to provide an environment that's more therapeutic for the family. >> reporter: back when it opened it was the first hospice home. >> it's named after my two brothers. >> reporter: her brother was killed in a car accident when he was 10. >> little did i know how great the place was. really from there is how we decided to adopt them as a charity. >> reporter: the department organized a slot fitness challenge with 40 teams from across the state participating. >> our goal is to raise $40,000

from the entry fees to the event. >> reporter: all the money comes to families here to make the most out of the time they have left. >> as our family, it's our painfully beautiful time together. people think, and it is. it's really sad. it's really traumatic but there's so much beauty in that too. and that for me is what george mark is. >> a time to remember and reflect in the comfort this second home and the people brought her. >> such a sweet story there. on ktvu.com you will find much more about the george mark children's house. there's also information on how you can help. we posted it all under hot to topics. it's a massage that may be a little more stressful than soothing. we're going to show you where you can get some

this morning dancers showed off their moves. the parade was part of the 36th annual carnaval festival. the festival also featured global cousine, arts and craft. >> boy as you can see there on those pictures just gorgeous weather in san francisco and throughout the bay area. let's check in with our meteorologist mark tamayo to find out what's ahead for tomorrow memorial day. >> perfect weather for today. san francisco topped out in the 70s. we are expecting a temperature change for tomorrow. we're going to cool things off a little bit. you see on the satellite over

the past few frames. that will approach our coastline over the next, over the next six to 12 hours out there. right now and basically all night long we had more of a northerly breeze. that really warmed us up for today but that will be changing for tomorrow. outside right now though it is warm out is there. take a look at these numbers 10:00, or 10:38 something like that, 73 degrees. and antioch still reporting 77. san jose checking in 62 degrees. for tonight we do have this mostly clear skies here is our live camera look and out toward the bay bridge out there and the winds really not too strong out there on the bay waters. for tomorrow for memorial day patchy morning fog. and temperatures near 90 degrees. break down that forecast for tomorrow. for the coast, that will probably be the biggest change for tomorrow. partly sunny skies.

sunny and warm in the 70s. and 87 to 90 degrees. but everybody cools off most areas cool off compared to today's highs. overnight lows first thing tomorrow morning. lots of 50s out there. mostly clear skies. some patchy fog bumps up near the coast line. there's some cloud here to the north. we think of the hottest day of the weekend and the most significant cooling expected tuesday and wednesday. as the weather system moves in to the north for the time frame. once again showing you patchy frog regrouping just offshore. 7:00 tomorrow morning. and then into the afternoon hours a big temperature range we're thinking 60s for the beaches. lots of 80s in the warmest locations approaching 90 degrees by 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. still pretty warm numbers out toward santa rosa, fairfield and vacaville. san rafael 73 degrees.

few low 90s out toward livermore and brentwood. fremont 80 and san francisco 70. some 60s out near the coastline. some patchy fog at least for the morning hours. look ahead your five day forecast. you will see temperatures cooling off tuesday into wednesday. a little bit of a bump in the numbers on thursday. with the weekend always in view. warm clouds on saturday. the key difference tomorrow a little bit more of that sea breeze making a come back going to cool things off just a few degrees but still looking pretty good. some people prefer a massage with oil. maybe powder but now pythons? that's right a city zoo in the philippines is offering 15 minute massages by the giant snakes. you in ken. >> uh-huh. >> yeah right. and tourists are taking them up. zoo keepers bring 15 snakes in

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good evening everyone and welcome to this sunday night edition of sports wrap. they're saying bring on the american league after their second straight sweep today

against the minnesota twins. combined with that little ritual. sandoval has hit four homers three rbis. here's his latest. looks like a line drive. nolasco in the first-inning. nunez could not make the play. pence came in to score. another good day for pence scored three runs and the third he got hold of one. put it over the fence at left center. number six on the year for them. the big hitter, morris. morris broke it up with this line drive. and pence sprinted all way around. 7-1 giants leave baumgartner nearly flawless. and 7-3 hit innings for baumgartner who wins for the sixth time this year. the giants get their sweep and continue to sport the best

record in baseball. josh beckett strikes out burnett and marlin byrd. here you see the zeros in the ninth. beckett tries to pitch himself into the record books. beckett freezes utley for his first career no hitter. first one in the season in the major league and the first by a dodger since nomo in 1986. 6-0 the final. the oakland a's have suddenly hit the biggest cold streak of the year. closes out with four losses in a row. both putting up zeros until the fourth. that's when incarnacion got ahold of one. cespedes make sure they didn't

get more. bautista with the hold. and puts the tag on jose reyes. 2-0 blue jays after five. toronto took a 3-0 lead for oakland's only run. donaldson goes to the opposite field. and blue jays win their six in a row. the a's in first place by a game and a half over the angels as they head home tomorrow. and the spurs have proven they can handle oklahoma city in their home arena. but when the venue changes that's a different story. fisher can vouch for the physicality of game three in an arena where the spurs had lost seven in a row. the return of ibaka a big story for the thunder. he was thought to have suffered a season ending calf strain. that offensive rebound is 14 points. make it a four point game when westbrook beat the buzzer with three of his 26. okc stretched it out.

kevin durant shreds the defense. and they get eight straight wins for the thunder against the spurs as they win. san antonio still leads 2-1. they call it the greatest spectacle in racing. and the indianapolis 500 had the closest finish in history. also denying castraneves. >> ladies and gentlemen, start your engines. >> reporter: jim nabors say no more. 26 laps to go, carpenter has his day. shoved into the wall. and the track would not accommodate three wide. carpenter got out of the car. confronted, criticized him for what he called an amateur mood.

and something lets lose of bell. the other drivers managed to steer clear of his car. and his parts scattered throughout the track. an intense battle toll defend. castraneves takes the lead. hunter ray takes it back. we're on board with castraneves as he tried to pass with the finish line approaching. castraneves doesn't quite get there. which means he does not join foyt as the indy 500 winners. instead it's hunter ray with the closest finish. after his finish at indy, kurt busch helicopter to charlotte where he started in the back of the field in the coca-cola 600 because he did not make the starters meeting. two of sprint car's best, kenseth and johnson running 9-

2. johnson takes the lead. he was able to hold on the rest of the way. the defending champion wins his first race this year. joey logano comes in 12th. he maintains the lead over harvick. and still to come. overtime needed in the stanley cup play

tonight the celebration for the san jose earthquakes new team usa member chris wondalaski not on the team for today's game against the

houston dynamo. stevenson would score one more goal. and kerry heads the ball to the postand follows the shot. they improve their report to 3- 4-4. phil jackson still looking for coach not likely to find him in the garden tonight where the rangers were hosting the canadiens in over time in a 2-2 tie. not for long. st.louis goes over the shoulder of tedasrski. they take a 3-1 series lead and can win the series conference. adam scott is the third ranked golfer in the world. and this week in fort worth he demonstrated why. jason duffner proceeded to finish a round and forced the play off. as scott also shot a final round of 66. dig down during the play off on the second extra hole.

he has to make this birdie attempt to keep it going. and then on the third extra hole it was over. scott making birdie again. scott performs just the way he would expect from the world's number one. as he wins his 11th pga title. the pga in michigan, collin montgomery had never won an official pga event in the country. montgomery with an approach that set him up for a birdie. montgomery issued an attack and win. montgomery wins a major on the senior tour in his fifth. tried 71 times without a win on the regular tour. fred inglis is in no danger of winning the tour but he does have a feel good golf story about a course in alameda that exists against the odd because people have refused to let it

die. >> reporter: the name is the same but alameda's albright golf course has a million dollar make over. >> it's beautiful. >> it's outstanding. it's a will the of fun. >> have you ever seen anything like this? >> no it's like really moundy. >> the moundy is a means of control. >> the course was really flat. >> the city said it was losing $50,000 a year. >> reporter: but glen helped lead a campaign to fight city hall. and exactly five years ago this week that course came back from the dead. >> what happen s if they close it again? >> they we fight for it again. >> reporter: just three years ago, a local developer tried to buy this parcel and turn it into condominiums.

once again at the 11th hour the citizens saved this little course. >> it's a testimony to the golfers and people of the city that stood up at countless city council meetings. i don't know how many times we would be in packed council chambers after midnight. >> we want to make it fun for everybody and we want to create a bit of an irish golf field to it. people have put a lot into this, they put their heart and soul. that gave me motivation to create something special as well. >> reporter: this has a much longer and brighter life expectancy. >> nothing to it. just hit the shot and it goes in. that is it for this evening's sports wrap. >> plus the 21 other states. >> i think he said that was first take. >> i don't know. >> no kidding. >> it was a great shot. great. >> thank you for making ktvu

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