we are learning more information about two men shot by police in san francisco early this morning. investigators say the suspect had some type of air gun, an fake or replica as they previously believed. about 2:00 this morning, two groups of men got into a confrontation at 17th and valencia street. a bystander flagging down two officers who opened fire when they saw one man brandishing a gun. while that man and another man were hit and remaining hospitalized in critical condition. a town hall meeting will be held to discuss shootings and police chief greg sur will be there. a shooting at a party in concord. it was off monument boulevard around 8:30 last night. police arrived and found the body of ismael ramirez. 29-year-old vincent ochoa was taken into can custody and booked for murder. 54-year-old line el fluker was hit bay stray bullet while driving home from the gym friday night. nbc bay area marty francis talked to friends and coworkers and joins us live from oakland with more. >> terry, good evening, i'm told lionel's favorites things were taking photos. he was driving home from the gym at about 10:15 friday night when he was caught in the line of fire of a shooting at sem he na seminary avenue. the other man who was the intended target was shot but not survive. fluker add career as a computer engineer but discovered a love for photography while at the trib. nick lambers, director of photography for the bay area news group, and describes fluker as a coworker, friend and family. >> he always had a spring in his step. and would greet you with a, hey, baby, what's going on. a really nice guy. always laughing. always up tempo. and you know, it is just so sad it see a life like this taken away so senselessly. >> and nick also shared some of lionel's photos with us. whether he was shooting celebrities, sports or breaking news. he leaves behind a family. there are no leads in this case yet. >> thank you. our investigative unit broke a story last night pap secret perk handed out to selective employees. free time off. the county's shrinking budget forced the department to make cuts, select employees lost 5% bonus. but our investigation found the d.a.'s office is altering time sheets to get around it. extra time off and you are paying for it. what we have uncovered sparked an internal investigation by the county. >> it was unfair and unprecedented, but their 5% differential was taken away. >> is it fair to everyone else who had to make cuts? >> i don't even understand the question. >> other departments making can cuts. >> i'm the elected district attorney. so i'm entrusted with the public with running the district attorney's office. and with protecting the public. i'm not here to speak about how other departments in the county run their affairs. >> if anybody in the county did that, our budget would be totally out of control. >> tonight at 11:00, our investigative unit has the altered time sheets and what this could mean for the ount o county's budget. there is more on this tonight at 11:00. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call. or send us an e-mail. and next at 5:00, we will show you the violent propaganda video released today by north korea and why the u.s. is delaying a missile test in california. and who want to be a multimillionaire? the new lottery game that is coming to california starting tomorrow. also, the stoeps, rolling into the bay area and tickets will be available to the general public a few hours from right now. let you know when and where you can go to secure your seat. righ. let you know when and where you can go to secure your seat. publ now. let you know when and where you can go to secure your seat. the obama administration is postponing testimony by the top u.s. military commandener south korea because of tensions with north korea. the move is a day after the pentagon delayed a missile test at the air force base. >> reporter: despite ferocious propaganda video out of north korea with scenes of crazed german shepherds taking and tearing apart the ep ji of south korean defense minister, this is the second day in a reof dialling back what has escalating tension between pyongyang, seoul and washington. for instance, the pentagon said it was delaying testing one of its own minutemen, intercontinental ballistic miiles in california, concerned the timing of it might be misled by kim jong-un's regime. also a top military commander postponed his meetings in washington for the same reasons. south koreans for international special envoy to mediate between the two koreas. still, both south korea and the united states now expect to see a missile launch here on the korean peninsula. it is supposed to be a test, not an attack, by north koreans later this week, possibly as early as april 10th. that is the day after north korea says they couldn't guarantee safety of foreign embassies in pyongyang. you will also recall be according to intelligence, that at least two untested, medium ranges spotted on their missile launchers and northeast korea. today said it was said for that and any other contingency while the white house whous is playing it down saying another missile test from north korea would not come as a surprise. secretary of state john kerry began another foreign tour to bring them here in seoul on friday 4r5ier in the week. and then on to china's north korea's major ally but one who is losing patience it seems with the unpredictable kim. chinese officials warning against trouble making on its own doorstep. some analyst saying that the time is right for a new diplomatic offensive. nbc news, reporting from seoul, now back to you. >> pope frances formally installed as bishop of rome today. the evening installation ceremony was important for the church, saying the pope is the bishop of rome and not advice versus. the leader donned the tall bishop hat and sat in the basilica chair known as the can cathedra armana. he was handed the pastoral staph which signifies a bishop and his flock. . a solemn day when many jewish communities hold ceremonies to honor the memory of the 6 million who parished during the holocaust. today they explored motivation and why people reacted in varying ways. >> the holocaust did not have to occur. the holocaust occurred because of action and inaction by people throughout europe and around the world. things that people did and things that people failed to do. >> today's panel included historians and holocaust survivor. the overreaching message assuring any event of this nature never happens again. still to come at 5:00, buying a round of drinks without ever talking to a bartender. a new app that cuts down on your wait at the bar. next. you want to take your shot at becoming an instant millionaire, will love this. powerball is coming to california. tomorrow. californians can buy tickets for powell ball which has a jackpot that starts at $40 million. can california has considered adopting powerball in the past but hesitated because the state has a multistate game mega millions california lottery commission says about half of the state's population of 37 million people will play powerball. if you get frustrated waiting for a drink at the bar or waiting for the bartender to close your tab, there's an app for that. two virginia tech student developed an app called appropriately, drink up. the app let you select a number of drinks you want, the type of drink and then you pay for it all without having to struggle to order from the bartender. >> when you walk into a bar and it's crowded, it's tough to get the bartender's attention. so that the problem we solved. you get a notification saying your drink is ready. walk up and flash your verification code. >> student say the average bar transaction takes about 120 second. they say the app cut about 90 seconds out of that wait time. they hope to put drink up in the app store by the middle of this month. meteorologist rob myata is here to talk about a glancing blow about something and something else. rob, what's going on. >> we will see almost everything the weather can can throw at you except for thunderstorms and snow. right now, 50s and 60s outside. still sunny around san francisco. look at the golden gate bridge. well, it was sunny ten minutes guy. you know how the weather is in san francisco. the clouds are coming in. and there is more of those clouds eventually bringing us rain, i think, starting around 7 to 8:00 tonight in north bay moving south. as we can see, temperatures looking cool. 57 degrees in san francisco. 64 in san jose. 56 in sunny veil. mainly mid to upper 60s for the bay area. by this time tomorrow, this is the weather story. this system brings us that chance of rain, moves quickly tonight. the showers will be done by the time you wake up tomorrow morning. high pressure build in from the west and once the winds back off for the middle part of the week, things look warm. 70s and 80s in the forecast. here you go, 10:00. still to see rain pick up, it will rise up over the coastal range. then things shut down quickly. wind actually helping to clear things out as we go through the day on monday. so here is the system that will strengthen and drop in to the east overnight tonight. as high pressure builds in behind that fairly deep area of low pressure dropping in through the east. that battle between the pressure gradient here, funneling north down to the bay area tomorrow. high over northern california, we will see the winds back off to the middle part of the week and temperatures come up. most of the rain in the bay area, generally less than .1 inch. during the day, not much at all noted there. notice overnight tonight, look for about a month of snow, maybe. the highest peaks about half foot around king veil, around 6,000 feet. so temperatures tomorrow morning will be in the 40s. we will see breezy conditions for monday. no worries about needing an umbrella during the day. winds are gusty though. mid to upper 60 1s around east bay hills. santa rosa though, north wind warming and drying out that air. close to 70 tomorrow. then everyone warms up tuesday and wednesday. overnight showers, winds picking up for monday. tuesday, still breezy in the hills. wind back off high pressure giving it 70 1s and 80s and thursday, friday, and saturday looking dry. cooler but once the system goes by we are looking at long-range forecast. computer models going out for ten to 14 dayes. this little burst of snow and rain overnight tonight, could be it for a while. >> thanks very much. lance armstrong is asking a texas court to dismiss a suit against him for payment of bonuses for winning the tour de france. a dallas promotions company sued armstrong for fraud and wants repayment of more than $12 million in bonuses. the company agreed it a voluntary settlement in 2005 which armstrong contend is biepding. armstrong admitted last year he had used performance enhancing drugs and he was stripped of his seven tour de france victories. that my attempt at sports, now, what's going on? >>. >> reporter: you did a great job, terry. plenty of excitement for fans at at&t park. the game that followed, however, not so exciting. meantime, a much better day on the field for the oakland as, going for their fifth straight win in houston. wheel have all of the highlight next in sports. welcome back to nbc bay area. giants starters had been dominant in the first four games of the season. not allowing an earned run until ryan vogelsong gave up eight on saturday. hoping to get the giants back on track saturday, let's go out to at&t park pap rubber game between giants and cardinals. giants receiving world series bling-bling before the game. a man on for angel pagan. something not quite right. take a look at that helmet. he is wearing zito's helmet. matt cain, something happen force matt adams. two runs score, cardinals take 3-2 lead. now 5-2 cardinals. matt carpenter singles to right, two more runs score. that the end for matt cain. he gave up nine earned runs and giants lose 14-3 as your final. mindi is at the park with an update. >> reporter: well, henry, matt cain's first three innings matched the celebratory mood at at&t park but in the fourth inning the cardinals killed the party. 11 batters knocked cane for seven hits and nine earned runs. cain's worst single outing of his career. >> an exciting day for all of us. we've been looking forward to seeing the ring and see what they did upstairs and you know, it turned out great. i wish that, you know, for myself and the rest of the guys, i wish i would have can done better. to kind of keep the excitement going. but you know, it is a long season and then we will have a lot more games and a lot of that. but definitely remember it as a good day. getting our rings and being excited about that. >> giants offense only scored seven runs in the three-game series loss o to cardinals. next up, henry, cardinals obrucs not expect any changes for starters. mindi bach, nbc bay area. >> thank you, mindi. there's josh reddick. and josh reddick look alike, how dare he. chris young homers. to left, three-run shot is second of the year. young is from houston. family and friends loving it. 8-0 a's and everything is looking peachy until the bottom of the fifth. a foul ball near the stands at right. joshua dies and misses the ball and hits the wall hard. take another look at that. he injured his arm badly. they are saying right now x-rays are negative. sprained right wrist. a's win 9-3. to the ice we go. stars and sharks. t o torres makes his debut. a spin-o-rama. beautiful goal right there. sharks up 3-2. but this game was decided in a shootout. sharks lose 5-4. snapping a seven-game win streak. if the warriors win tonight, they are in the playoffs. plus, cal women basketball team with a shot to get to the championship game. we'll talk to you a little bit later. >> thank you very much, and we'll be right back. and they do never stop. rock royalty hitting the road for a nine-city north american tour. stones will play oakland and san jose. tickets go on sale to the general public tomorrow morning. the stones play the oracle arena sunday the 25 7b8g. hp pavilion wednesday may 8th. mick jagger says they expect to play the classics with a few other gems mixed in. and tickets went on sale to citibank holders already and already on stub hub tickets are on sale. really good ones, $8,000 each. >> wow! on this sunday night -- grim reminders of the dangers facing u.s. diplomats as a 25-year-old american woman is among those killed in afghanistan on an especially bloody weekend. is it a sign this war is far from over? in the running? strong new signals that hillary clinton may want to follow in her husband's footsteps. andrea mitchell reads between the lines. what lies beneath. just what is with all those dangerous sinkholes that have been appearing around the country? tonight we'll try to get to the bottom of it. preventing alzheimer's. the new drugs that could hold a key to keeping the disease at bay. and star gazing. our inside look at one of the biggest collections of hollywood images rescued from the trash heap of history. good evening. members of the u.s. diplomatic core are mourning the loss of one of their own in afghanistan at the end of an especially deadly weekend there. among the six americans killed yesterday in a pair of attacks was a young woman described tonight as selfless and idealistic by secretary of state john kerry. yesterday was the deadliest day for the u.s. in afghanistan since last summer, and it was followed today by the deaths of nearly a dozen afghan civilians in a nato air strike. nbc's ron mott is following developments for us tonight from kabul. ron? >> reporter: lester, good evening. as temperatures get warmer here in afghanistan, insurgent attacks are expected to pick up both in frequency and in intensity. and if this weekend's deadly violence serves as any indication, the upcoming fighting season could be quite challenging. in a convoy to deliver books to an afghan school, 25-year-old american diplomat anne smedinghoff became the first such official slain overseas since last year's attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya, in which ambassador chris stevens and three others were killed. today in turkey secretary of state john kerry calls smedinghoff's loss a gri