>> that's our show everybody. we'll see you for the next edition. for right this minute. bay area grieves three victims. >> another round of warm temperatures. how much cooling in your forecast. >> new information involving a gunman that pulls up to a car and opens fire on the two people inside. why police no longer think it was a case of road rage. >> ktvu at 7 is next. complete coverage of bay area news starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 news at 7. tragedy hits home as we

learn more about the bay area victims in santa barbara. new details tonight on that deadly rampage near uc santa barbara in isle vista. some people that new elliot roger spoke. he left a manifestto and video a few minutes before he died through isle vista killing six people and himself. he talked about hate, revenge and his plans to kill. a child hood friend says that roger was quiet to the point that it did not seem normal. >> he was soft spoken and he would say one word answers but never start a conversation or anything. >> another friend says that roger fan ta advertised against dominating the world and that he complained about his problems with women.

the tragedy near uc santa barbara has shaken people in the bay area as well. three of the six victims were from the bay area. all students. 13 people injured and at least one was a college student visiting from the bay area. the university has declared tomorrow a day of mourning and there will be no classes. ann reuben has more from san jose where she spoke to two people that knew the victim. >> the family of george chen was heading to santa barbara to speak with authorities and make arrangements. >> it is too sad to say anything. >> a spokesperson spoke to a man that said he was such a good boy. >> he was very involved in the community and tried to help people. >> and now loved ones are trying to make sense of what

happened. >> chen and her roommate was stabbed to death by roger. and austin phillips is in shock. >> no one deserves that, especially not him. >> this is unfortunately happening everywhere and now right here. >> it is bad. >> rock ann a neighbor says that there will be a call to action to prevent the next mass killing from happening. she has this message for chen's relative. >> i am so sorry from the bottom of my heart. i just hope it stops. >> a candlelight vigil will be held at 8:00 p.m. at santa cruz and about 1,000 people are expected to attend. ann reuben. ktvu news. the 3rd bay area victim was

20-year-old we honk wong of fremont, he was visiting when all three people were stabbed to death. the neighbors were stunned of the news. they say parents have gone to santa barbara to bring his body home. >> i saw him leave this morning and we were very sad and in mourning so of course this entire neighborhood, our hearts go out to the kid. >> wong went to uc christian school and one of the teachers said he loved basketball and was very good at math. an update on one bay area man that was injured in that rampage. friends of nick passachut seen eastern in a hospital bed is improving and able to hold conversations were friends. his legs were broke when he was

struck by the car. he was also in santa barbara visiting a friend. the father of one of those killed unleashed his anger at lawmakers. richard martinez said there are not tough enough gun control and 26 people at sandy hook killed and now here. >> my kid died because no one responded from sandy hook. it is bad enough that i lost my 20-year-old and i had 20 years with him but those that lost their 6 and 7 years old, how do you think they feel? why wasn't something done? it is out ragous. >> chris martinez was shot and killed as he was getting a sandwich.

>> we follow new developments and have a special section on ktvu.com where you will find the memorial honoring the 6 victims. one person was killed and two others injured in a drive- by shooting in san francisco bay area about two hours ago. officers responded to blue avenue shortly about 5:15 after shot spotter system detected gunfire they found two victims and it is not clear which victim died and homicide investigators are taking over the case. today is memorial day and the annual ceremony at the national scenario is one of the largest events drawing 2500 people each year. the procession in the cemetery led people to grave markers and each one with an

american flag. organizers spoke on the 50th anniversary of the escalation of the vietnam war and the veterans. some said it helped heal memories. >> i assumed like it would be like world war ii where you would be welcome. >> this is the 6th year that memorial day ceremonies have been held at the presario. that our flag was still there ♪ oak hill memorial park had a wreath proceed session and rifle salute. more than 3000 mernas were placed at veteran sites. it was organized by the santa clara county. >> the loss of comrades scarred

veterans deeply. we take a closer look at the burden that many of these veterans face on the home front. >> in san francisco's tenderloin for many memorial day means trying not to remember afghanistan or iraq. >> a lot of intense things happened very quickly. >> vietnam. >> charlie was in the bush sniping them. >> or their comrades dead. >> i hear voices like things. >> and four thousand men and women lined up, one in four a veteran. saint anthony's dining room served hot dogs and beans and for many here today is no picnic. >> the traumas of modern warfare, you understand that people are dealing with trauma and dealing with it in their own way. >> sobering statistics about

vietnam vets, 49% served with someone that was killed in combat. >> it tugs at your heart, like part of your heart gone. you try to make sense of it. they were like your brother so part of your family being ripped a way from you. >> one in 8 homeless is a vet. we found 24-year-old army pfc brian daily home on leave in the tenderloinhe a tender hand. >> i think it is important for people to see memorial day more than just a four day week end. it is a time to remember those that died to honor those as he put it that are down range right now and help those struggling after service to their country. john faller, ktvu channel 2 news. we are learning new details this hour in the search for a masked gunman in a drive by student in walnut creek.

a man is in critical condition after getting hit by several bullets. police believe this was not road rage. >> reporter: they think the victim knows the victims and he followed them and targeted them at this intersection and residents are stunned because they say this never happened in their backyard. >> bullets went off like fireworks in this quiet neighborhood. and there was a violent show at the ignition of oak grove road sunday night and the gunman opened fire on a man and women in a white mercedes benz. >> this does not happen. very unusual for this to go on. we were surprised. >> never hear about something like that around here. >> the victim of the drive-by shooting had just left the concert at the concert pavilion. >> and the managed gunman pulled up and opened fire with

the semiautomatic and kept shooting. the 23-year-old woman is out of the hospital and the 36-year- old man is in critical condition. the investigators were going through the cell phone records to find out why they were targeted. >> they may be a connection there. we are not too sure about that right now. it doesn't seem to be random where a random drive-by shooting. >> investigators plan to review video from traffic cameras to see if it recorded the drive by despite the unusual shooting. homeowners won't let one crime rattle their peace of mind. >> i think it is safe. i think it was random. >> it will not change how i feel about the area or what i do. >> the gunman was driving towards concord in a light- colored sedan and a honda. police need to talk to witnesses and edging anybody with information to contact them. live in walnut creek.

channel 2 news. new developments in the search of kidnapped girls from nigerian. military officials have found the young victims. why they won't go in and rescue them. the bay area all a buzz about a scavenger hunt playing out on social media. on the front it says with love from hidden cash. well, tonight we talk to the man behind this and how he described the money. coming up, how much cooling in your tuesday forecast and when drizzle chances return to

our five-day forecast.

a somber day and president obama placed a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. the president also singled out relatives of those lost in war including a 9 6-year-old widow that waited 63 years for her husband's remains to be located in korea and returned home to her. new developments tonight a nigerian official says that the abducted school girls have been located. 276 girls taken from their school in april by islamic extremists and 200 are missing. there will not be force to rescue them because the girls could be killed. refusals to say where the young

girls are and widespread anger for failure to bring the girls home. a fire across the street from a home depot store. firefighters say it only burned about an acre and it doesn't appear that evacuations were needed at the home depot. fire investigators are investigating. a veteran officer is recovering from two broken legs. suffered after he was hit and knocked into traffic. happened near todd road in santa rosa. officer steven rutledge was park on the shoulder after making a traffic stop when another vehicle drifted over and slammed into his patrol car. the chb says it highlights the danger of stopping on the shoulder. we are still pulling behind cars thinking their disabled vehicles and they are talking on the phone and so that's against the law and a violation and a moving violation. at this time, the driver of that vehicle that hit rutledge

does not face charges. says do not stop on the shoulder unless your car can't go further. cal tran has finished the 4th and final pour on the 280 project that closed down a two mile stretch. the highway has been closed between king and caesar chavez since thursday night, crews are scheduled to restripe the roadway and get it opened tomorrow. hunter pench is offering a reward for anyone that would find his scooter. he says someone took it outside a restaurant. he sent on message on twitter to find it. he has a bobble head doll on the scooter and asking for

information to where it went. a social media scavenger hunt. a person leaving large envelopes full of money for strangers that decipher the clues. allie explains why the creator says it is a social experience. it came up here. what would compel -- >> trying to figure out if there was something to look out for. >> a 24-year-old man to climb up on an abandoned dozer. >> people like to find what others haven't found. >> an envelope with one hundred dollars with anonymous donor. >> with love from hidden cash. >> there is clues about where to find envelopes of money he leaves behind. late this afternoon he he says he has made a fortune in san francisco and wanted to give his money away. >> the last one i did i made a

lot of money so i can afford to give away more. >> hidden cash gives his money to charity and his treasure hunts are for fun and plans to continue them. >> i use it to enjoy life and to bring happiness to others. it is that person's money and they can do what they want. >> following the clues to find $50 on a parking meter and used it to buy his niece a birthday gift. >> a lot of people can use money nowadays and it is a good thing to keep it going. >> and the man behind the hidden cash account does plan to keep going and will leave money in santa jose on wednesday and los angeles and eventually he would like the project to go global. in san francisco, alley rasmun. channel 2 news. i love those stories of generosity and loving this weather. >> yes, we will talk about cooling temperatures but today, really another warm day and low

90s inland and even san francisco back into the 60s and right now a cool sabras. the temperatures today in the lower 90s. san jose lower 80s and sanna rosa a hot spot at 93 degrees. on the satellite fog and trying to make a come back and disappearing and we do have patching fog and closer to half- moon bay and the case an hour ago and i expect that fog is expanding in coverage. as far as numbers, out towards fairfield and liver moore, san jose has cooled off in the 50s. wind speeds have not cooled off. winds at 25 and winds gusting at 24 and one of the stronger wind speeds at 35 and winds out of the northwest at 15. current temperatures out there,

sanna rosa checking in 83 degrees and oakland 68 and we showed you the warm temperatures in san jose and off to a mile start this evening and pretty much overnight lows coupling off as you would expect tomorrow morning and lots of low 50s for sanna rosa and oakland and san jose and right around the bay as well. mostly clear skies and patchy fog and cooler and the extended forecast a sun cloud mix and cooling off for the weekend. high pressure has been in command over the next couple of days. around the bay 70s and inland neighborhood around 80 and get use to the wind and they will increase throughout the afternoon. up to 35 miles per hour. here is the fog i was talking about coast side and around the bay tomorrow. and as the afternoon goes on warmer location to reach the

lower 80s. fairfield and vacaville and oakland in the 70s and fremont 75 and strange 65 degrees. we are going to cool off on friday. thank you, mark. on new report into the death of of princess dianna. what information was blacked out. santa claus he is not but a california man gets stuck trying to slide down his chimney and why he was so desperate in the house.

searchers in colorado were on the ground and in the air looking for three man in a huge mudslide. it happened near cullbrin, 30 miles east of grand junction, a water district employee and two geologists. the men were in that area after reports of problems with that hillside. princess dianna's death, reviews she died in a car crash

along with her boyfriend and the chauffeur there is a minute by minute log of events on the attempts to save princess dianna but unfortunately did not happen. a man tried to get in a house and tried a the chimney. you know how the story goes he got stuck and firefighters took two hours to free him. no charges have been filed against him. well thank you so much for choosing ktvu. i'm heather holmes, we continue at 10:00 and will have much

more on the massacre near uc santa barbara as there is a massive candlelight vigil to remember the six victims and learning about a survivor in the bay area. hope you will join us at ten. tmz is next. have a great day everyone and wonderful memorial day.

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