hit-and-run. late today it was identifie victims as jonathan jade mouton and ruvin abel vazquez. there is been no arrests so far following 3 homicides of the four hours span last night. ktvu visited neighborhoods still shaken from the violence. >> i heard got shots. snoot they seem out of place ine neighborhoods. >> i tried to call neighborhood but they-- >> the neighborhood is normally good but it is getting bad, it is getting worst. >> as the man was dying. >> he was going in and out of consciousness and he woke up at one point and said i had a daughter and started con volgs more and he died. >> this is the second time this year of the violence had landed right at the doorstep. >> it was happening right down the street, if you heard a few gun shot and guy ended up stumbling on our lawn. >> there was a double shooting on the east side of town. kol man pointed out to us where she saw a teenager dead on the sidewalk. >> i have lived here for 15 years and i have never seen anything like ta that anymore. >> that's three more than this time of last year. in san jose, know well, ktvu channel 2 news. also in san jose a teenager fighting for his life after driving into a tree. rescue crews use the jaws of life to free the driver. both teens are hospitalized. they're trying to determine if alcohol played roll as well. president obama remembering the veterans of especially those returning from war. speaking afterwards the president expressed concerns that americans will forget their sacrifice of new veterans. >> today most americans are not directly touched by war. consequence not all american may all see or fully grasp the death of sacrifice. >> the president also talked to families and visiting section 60 at the cemetery that's where the service members who died of the afghan and iraq war are buried. the tough talk she had for one u.s. add sar. today jana there with the tribute. >> reporter: the tribute started before the people got into the kol si yum. take a look behind me in the parking lot. >> the national at them to sell out proud. on the field troops from airports controlled a giant american flag. that players held over their hearts to honor troops killed. >> we are all thinking about those that have gone before us and providing that protection to keep our way of live for here. an american holiday signalling the onset of summer with bbq and baseball starting with throwing the pitch. >> it is dale stepped on the ball field after nine years after stepping on a land battle, he was glad to see donations for today. >> i really think that it is tremendous for two rivalries to be able to do, to be able to support the same cause. >> on this day matt med lock thinking of four friends who did not come home >> for guys like me everyday is memorial day. >> we always spend memorial day together now. >> donations collected at today's game will go to benefit the house foundations of ill troops who are requiring treatments. reporting live, jana collins, ktvu channel 2 news. josh donaldson gave the a's a two nothing lead and they never look back. as the a's won it 4-1. we saw something that we have not seen for much these days, rain. meteorologist rosemary will be along just a bit to tell us that this damp weather may stick around. the fire at 223 glenn park avenue was reported at 3 p.m. t. firefighter twisted his ankle and no other injuries were reported. we told you on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 about the silver alert issued for 72-year-old gym ross. we jurs learned in the pass 40 minutes that ross has been found, we are told that he's safe and unharmed. opening days been into doubt here because of the concerns of the integrity of the bolts of the pan. some of the bolts fail as attention to supply. david is on the board of the metropolitan of the corporation. >> i predicted at some point we may have slowed things down a little bit. all the bolts should be replaced and until somebody can satisfy me otherwise that'll be my mission. >> wednesday could be decide then when the new span will be open. some say it is not the stores that are causing the problems there, eric. >> reporter: you know, within just a few miles there are four smoke shops, there is a total of 12 stores selling tobacco throughout antioch. at least one smoke shop owner says the city has bigger problems to worry about. >> from loitering to armed robbery, in the last year antioch handle 100 calls for service of related to smoke shops. >> the smoke shops, -- before the stores, they have a lot of problems too so i don't think it is the smoke shops. >> he says he will stop selling pipes if the city asks him too but now city leaders are considering a 45 days moratorium, a city staff reports numerous complaints and says many of them are located to the schools of concerns of the parents. >> over all we are thinking of the health of individuals. >> too many smoke shops in the city, no dui bod nobody can make money. >> it is the law but he worries that it will make it more likely to be robbed. >> for the people who runs the store, the answer is we don't care we have to enforce the law. >> reporter: this proposal moratorium goes before counsels tomorrow tonight. we are live in antioch, channel 2 news. right now the land is just a field of dream off of high 65. getting ownership means passing a biggest hurdle of building hotels and casinos. fallen heroes remembered on the special day. police taken today by comrade to honor the lives who died from duties. outside our doors light sprinkles continue to fall over the bay area, coming up we'll have the weather whether this will stick around for your back to work. oakland's police honored their officers today. they delivered flowers and comforted family members who visited the graves of their loved ones. including some -- david stevenson reports from today's congressmen congressmen reconciliation. >> reporter: and thousands of flags laid in honor of fallen military men and women. >> we it bring tears to my eyes, this is horrible. >> to protect me to protect this country. >> this year easter moan focused on the 60th anniversary of the end of the korean war. it is often called the forgotten war. north korea remains a threat 60 years late pelosi tells us. >> the one thing we value the dignity and worth of every person. >> veterans of other wars reflected of their time spent fighting and it is lasting impact on their lives. >> when they played the star spank l banner, i kind of choked up. >> i mostly come because of the way the veterans were treated from vietnam when they came back and i am here to support myself and them. it takes a lot of weight off my shoulders. >> to seven americans who fought in france during the second world war. in san francisco stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the city's 25th memorial service at the civic park, the walnut creek resident whos who died of duties. a 21 salute -- the released of white doves as they play. one speaker paid tribute to the parents of lost sons and daughters of the most recent war of iraq and afghanistan. in alameda a reef was cast to remember all the veterans who made the sacrifices. one woman held back tiers saying today was her son's 18th birthday and there is no greater way to celebrate his life than to remember those serving or have died for america. look for the link under the u.s. and world news tab. senator mccann made a surprise visit today. mccann spokeswoman decline to give any details. syria civil war killed more than 70, 000 people in the past two years. fire on board of the cruise ship today. ordered them to put on life jackets and wait at their stations. the ship was on route of baltimore to the baja mas. others say the crowd remained calm through the ordeal. the fire was put out and no one was injured. the passengers are put on the plane and back to baltimore. officials say the crew and other passengers stop 23-year-old michael herrera of arz. arizona. an update of tonight of the story that we brought to you this past weekend of a man who died. we have this amateur video between police officer and that man outside of a cell phone store. he died after he was handcuffed. officer were called to the store because the clerk says she was fear full of the man. the deputy released the statement saying the man became combative when police trying to talk to him >> the suspect was on top of the officer assaulting him and pinning him down to the ground. you can imagine how dangerous that was for an officer. >> the police say two citizens saw the struggle also kicked and struck the man. the man's name have not been released nor the cause of the death. police received of a report of an armed man in north jackson avenue. the owner of a donut shot on lawndale told the police that a man was banging on the door window. crews up in washington state today emerge cars and mangle steal -- workers use cranes and under water equipment to start removin debris from the water. an estimated 70, 000 vehicle crossed that bridge and estimated of the 12% of those are commercial vehicles. research suggested an unusual wind pattern is recorded for a weather phenomena. according to a study published in a journal nature of go science, researchers say they found a wind pattern in the pacific ocean. the discovery could lead to more accurate weather forecasting. the story he told that earned him the academic honor a daughter -- sf you are on the go or away from your tv, you can watch ktvu temperature on live on your computer. get the app or go to ktvu.com. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... 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