thanks for joining us and we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute." amid the tears and the emotions for those killed was the message from one of the victim's fathers. wind temperaturings will begin to warm. >> and firefighters stocking up the firehouse were called in to action, the surprise waiting back at the store when they burned. ktvu news is next. channel 2 news. thousands of students pack a stadium to honor and remember the victims of the uscb

massacre. students and faculty at uc santa barbara join friends and family of the six slained students in an outdoor memorial service. the crowd applauded viktor martinez, the father of one of the victims when he sent a message to change gun control. >> to many people have died and there should not be one more. >> the start of the ceremonies had to be delayed because so many people showed up to attend. they were there to remember david wong, george chen, james honk, veronica white and skate rin cooper and chris martin mess. the three young men first to be called were remembered with fondness and sadness. we learn how their former

schools are making sure they won't be forgotten. david wong's senior yearbook there is a picture of him flashing a peace sign. the 2012 grad chose to have this bible verse printed next to his flame. >> this is my commandment that you love one another p oudre. a person that killed about people. and i -- it really hurts to know that he is gone. >> gone but not forgotten. school superintendent trisha meyer says this summer long's alma mater will memorial the basketball in his name. >> there is a fundraiser page to help defray the cost of wong's funeral. george check and james hall were the victims of the vista shooter. they were in the apartment before the deadly rampage. grief counselors were on hand to console students and staff that knew 19-year-old george chen that graduated in

2012. very difficult news and it was tragic for all of us to hear that he was an alumni. >> lorie recalled her first impressions of james honk. >> he was extremely quiet and painfully shy. sweet as sugar. another says he was master of building stage sets in drama and eventually came out of his shell to perform on stage. >> and those are the students that teachers really remember, those that really need aid and shining and when you give them the opportunity they fly and james was one. >> pearl says she and her students will decorate a brick in that drama classroom for honk. school administrators are waiting for his parents to

return for a public memoriam here. students at uc berkeley are planning to hold a vigil tomorrow night set at 8:00 at memorial glade, the large area near the main library. people are being asked to bring a candle to light. a meeting is going on at oak land's problem for the police understaffing. rob ross shows us this new proposal. >> oak land police officers are stretched thin, four years ago 801 officers on the street and today just 649. >> you want to just turn the place over to the crooks? i don't. i don't want to have to worry about walking down the street at night but now i do. >> according to city council shaft who was running for oakland mayor, some police officers are not on the street because of injuries and training. >> part of the problem is that

the administration was unrealistic in its projections of new officers that would be produced by their training academy but by how many officers were retiring. >> jennifer lee says that there is a plan to ensure the police department will get the number of officers approved in this city budget and one proposal calls on the mayor to create a plan for attrition and to delay officer retirement. >> time has proven to us that even though we put money in the budget for a certain number of officers the administration has not been able to deliver those officers. >> police chief sean win will increase the number of officers to more than 700 by this fall. councilman noel guyo supports the plan. >> today our community policing and problem solving efforts are being compromised. that was rob roth

reporting. oak land mayor jean qwon is glad to know of the support and wants to work with the city council to fund the safety council priority. if approved it will go to the full council in early june. a father of three was shot to death three years ago and gathered this evening to remember him to find its killer. the vigil marked the death of 30-year-old ron kid that was shot to death while driving home at 7th and market in west oak land. this could happen to anybody. it could be your son, your husband. your dad. anyone of your family. it won't stop. >> detectives say they have little to go on and not a good description of the vehicle used during the shooting. the $10,000 reward is being offered and police hopes someone will come forward with a lead to break the case. a teenager was injured by a drive by shooting in san jose that says her and her cousin running for cover. carla rodriguez said a bullet flew in to her arm and sent debris in her arm and chest.

>> i was in the house and one of the bullets bullets went inside and passed mean in my chest and arm. >> rodriguez and her cousin went outside 4:30 because they heard their car alarm go off. they live outside of allarock avenue. she saw a strange man hiding behind her car and was telling him to believe when the gunfire began. >> he was explaining it and i said leave, i don't want you hear and then there was an audi that started to shoot like crazy. >> the cousin scrambled and police say they are lucky they weren't shot and the girls say they will call the police next time. evacuations are under way where a fast moving fire is burning close to one hundred homes. it has grown to 900 acres since it started. firefighters have been brought in to help from the south bay

and up against dry weather. one home destroyed and evacuation centers have been set up for homes forced from their home. the fire is 20% contained and no word on a cause. the drought is affecting all of california but the pain is not being equally shared. some water companies in barns can use as much water as they want and others don't and the discrepancies go back a century. >> the city of san francisco is one of water rights holders in the state but just how much water it uses is not closely monitored by the state. what does the utility do to make sure it is not wasting water? >> well, we actually conserve all of the water we can in terms of making sure that we are putting the water to the right use. the associated press identified the sf public utilities commission as one of nearly 4000 entities with grandfathered water rights because they stake their claims more than 100 years ago, that

includes farmers benefiting from laws in the 1800s. >> the real system of tracking the water gets completely broken right now. >> doug beache with the national forest defense counsel sill is concerned that the state collects water use records from senior water rights holders every three years. >> the concern is that not everyone has the same incentive to conserve water. when you have a water right, you may not have to do the same things that some of the juniors do. >> and it means some farmers have to let the fields go drive and others have more than another water. pg and e is among the water rights holder and the president promised the utilities is doing its part to conceive. >> it is something we focused on and take it seriously as a company on our own responsibilities to reduce. >> pg and e points out the vast majority is for generating power allowing it to be used by other water districts and california has required more water use reporting but the ap

found those records often contained errors. in the newsroom, eric rassaman channel 2 news. the drought has caused a lot of problems but for some it is actually driving demand for some very unusual firefighters. fire crews were stocking up for a barbecue when they were called to action and the heart warming surprise they got when they came back. we had a significant temperature drop even though there is no fog. the winds are up and when will temperatures rebound? i will have the details after

the break. . two kaiser medical buildings are back open after being shut down. kizer received a specific criminal threat that prompted increased police presence and delayed opening of two medical

offices. it affected hospitals and pharmacies. e-mails were sent out but some patients said they didn't receive the message. >> i will give you my card and the money. >> we cannot do that. i am sorry. you can come back. okay? >> i can't. the closure did not impact the emergency room. oak land police are investigating but not releasing details on what it was. president obama today announced plans to withdraw most u.s. troops from afghanistan by the end of 2016. >> this is the year we will conclude our combat mission in afghanistan. >> that announcement was delivered in afghanistan on sunday. he says it is time to end the longest u.s. war in a

responsible manner. outgoing afghan president karzai to sign it. one act of gratitude spurred others. firefighters shopping for groceries had to leave the shop behind and one woman left a message and paid for it. and what may have inspired the generosity. >> i have the receipt. it is signed an air force wife. so the woman may have been moved by the camouflage t- shirts of the firefighters wearing in honor of memorial day. steak, corn, watermelon, all for a barbecue left behind by cosco by vaudeville firefighters. >> they left and when they came back to pay for it, somebody

had paid for the basket of food and said thank you firefighters for all that you do. have a good day and it was signed by an air force wife. >> perhaps moved by the shirts firefighters have been wearing in honor of the men and women that sacrificed for our country. >> and i think they are wonderful guys. >> rich wood is a veteran and said attitudes for the military have changed since he served in vietnam. >> it is amazing how many people say thank you and come up to you nowadays. >> the crew at station 74 may never know why the woman covered the bill. >> i wish they knew who had done it so they could thank them but we don't know who it was. hope that person would come forward and let us thank them. >> vaudeville firefighters pay for their own meals on doing, $25 per shift. they didn't pocket it but they paid it forward and they have set up a benefit dinner for tomorrow night and the proceeds

will go towards fisher house at travis air force base and on we will have the details on ktvu.com. channel 2 news. san francisco police say a man they called an underwear burglar has struck again. 55-year-old anthony robinson was caught with $450 worth of underwear from victoria secret and detained when the manager recognized him, his 4th alleged heist. >> two students took legal action against city college of san francisco over injuries suffered at the hands of police they say. through their attorneys two protestors released the video. dozens of students demonstrated to tuition policies. one says he was thrown to the ground by officers and his wrists were broken. >> i was hauled up two flights of stairs and held bleeding

without my eye glasses. the other student says he was tackled and choked and pepper spray and some say the authorities went too far trying to control the crowd. ccsf had no comment saying they had not received the notice of claim for the first step before a lawsuit. a key vote in sacramento tomorrow in the battle over a san mateo county beach. surfers and conservation groups went to the capital to keep martin beach open to the public. billionaire capitalist brought the property in 2010 and closed the road leading to the beach. the state senate will vote tomorrow on a bill to negotiate public access. activists say that the billionaire has clout in sacramento as one of the largest political donors. >> if the people of california are concerned about the ethics of the senate and legislature, they can see no finer example of how the process works than how this situation works.

the surf writer is suing the foundation. closing arguments are set for thursday. strong winds today dropped temperatures a good five degrees. no fog. just cooler with those strong winds. we have gusts up to 35 miles per hour. the water temperature out there is pretty chilly so the onshore winds cooling us off today and they will continue to keep us cool. we have a strong bridge off the water. these are the highs from today and down a good -- in the valley spot, they are about the same, a little cooler and around the bay ten degrees cooler. oak land and fremont 77 and so temperatures down everywhere for the most part and they will stay down in the 70s and low energy range. if it was winter it would be rain but this time of year it

brings you onshore flow, without the high, there is very little fog to speak of. even though it is cool along the sunset district. clear conditions and temperatures just in the upper 50s. low 60s. currently san francisco 62 degrees and san jose 70 degrees and temperatures will drop down in the 50s. mid-50s in the warmer spots and the low 50s in the cooler spots. forecast highs tomorrow, we are looking for temperatures mostly in the 70s. with a few low 80s showing up in the warm spots. these are the numbers, 83 in zackville and 82 in the fairfield area and 82 in clear lake and 72 in richmond and not much different except cooler in the upper 80s and tomorrow in the mid-80s. the inland spots cooling and most will be exactly where we were yesterday. this pattern kind of holds right through the bay area week into the weekend and changes on friday and saturday. as we look at the bay area, five-day forecast with your weekend in view.

you can see friday some more clouds and temperatures want to tweet down and with saturday possibly being the coolest day in the five-day forecast. if you look at the numbers, they are pretty similar except for increasing clouds and fog on friday. and saturday. that's about when the fog comes back thursday and friday morning. we will see you at 10:00. illegal in almost every state but ours. the risky practice of lane splitting. and a popular music app may have a security problem. the steps they want users to take. download our ktvu ap and click the icon and you can watch on your mobile device. closed captioning on tv 36

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california lottery. lane splitting by motorcyclists is increasing as a way to beat a small commute. the motorcyclists drives down the line and california is one of the states where it is legal and that may be the reason for more accidents involving motorcycles. chad bear has been commuting for 17 years and splits lanes and says it is risky with distracted drivers. >> the cars are packed together

and they can't do anything to you going through the cars but it is unnerving and scary. >> the california highway patrol says motor cyclists should never go ten miles per hour faster than traffic. a portion of southbound 280 is open in san francisco after a week end shut down. cal tran reopened at about 2:00 this morning three hours ahead of schedule and took place between the on ramp at 6th and king street and it involved demolishing the free way and removing the seismic safety hinge. the foreclosures are closed for the 4th of july and labor day weekend for work in the northbound direction. california is facing a goat shortage. they clear an acre a day and that's important during fire season. and this time it is high for the danger. the herd was working in south

san francisco. i could keep twice as many to work. these jobs are lined up in san jose and santa rosa. they love to do what they are doing and they don't have to pay them. they can't get the goats to do what they don't want to do. commercial music streaming modified said that users with the android operating system needs to update their app because of a security problem. officials say they have one evidence one user's data was accessed although the password was not jeopardized. users with windows phones don't need to take any action. spottafew has more than ten million subscribers and no word who was responsible. northern california town recognized at the white house sentence fair. there was a solar power walking

cane and solar batteries for a scooter and also a concussion cushion for football helmets. >> i think we need to encourage girls because without encouraging them and telling them that they can come up with things, sometimes they don't believe it. cane says dreams of being the first female college football coach. president obama applauded all of the young people and stressed the importance of getting both boys and girls interested in sentence. 77 years ago the golden gate bridge was opened to the public for the first time. the bridge opened to pedestrians. cars allowed to cross the next day and the bridge is set to be the most photographed in the world and also featured in many notable movies including god villa and vertigo in 1958. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we hope you follow us on facebook and twitter. our coverage continues with the 10:00 news and tonight we are with bay area water agencies as they discuss a plan to begin

sharing their precious water supplies during the california drought. that's coming up on the 10:00 news on ktvu but stay with us because tmz is up next on tv 36.