pam. philippe djegal>>: last word from police is that the victims -- both men -- are still alive. but both are in critical condition. they were wounded here at 17th and capp streets just after seven o'clock tonight. investigators were here for about two hours, collecting evidence before leaing at around nine as for what happened -- not many details. police say two men got into an argument with at least one other man -- and at some point, shots were fired. police say one of the victims was shot in the upper body. an eyewitness says that man was on foot. and, the other victim was on his bike. both were taken to san francisco general hospital for treatment. an eyewitness tells us that the gunman was with at least two other men on foot -- all wearing red hooded sweatshirts. but he says they ran away shortly after the shootng. so far, no arrests have been announced. the police still have people out here looking at surveillance footage trying to track them down live in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. pam moore>>: san jose police said there have been a double sitting there as well tonight. we will continue to gather information on this and bring it to you as it comes and. outraged parents. speak out about cuts at the san bruno school district. a one percent pay cut across the board, several support postions on the chopping block and 14 teaching positions eliminated. kron-4's jeff bush is live in san bruno where there are a lot of disappointed people tonight.jeff. jeff bush>>: parents and teachers are mad about the decision but the school board says they had no choice but to make deep cuts to the budget. outraged and outspokenparents and teachers rallied outside the school board meeting in an attempt to persuade the board not to cut more than a dozen teaching positions. teachers and parents say the cuts are unfair. >>meghan clark : our district is not supporting us. they are asking for pay cuts and maximize all class sizes and we know that is not good for kids. we don't agree with what they are trying to do by giving each teacher 31 students. and we don't agree that they are trying to cut their salaries. they have not gotten a raise for the last nine years and we are totally against them combining grades. jeff bush>>: the district says they don't want to make the cuts but they have no choice. >>patrick flynn : this was a surprise to us it came up in december. we found that we had deficit and we need $2.5 million to solve that deficit. the district has been living beyond it's means for the last five years and that needs to end and we need to balance our budget. it's going to be painful and there is no way around that. i'm wearing red because i feel four our teachers. they deserve more but we can't give it to them. jeff bush>>: those pink slips go out on march 15th. i'm jeff bush, live in san bruno, kron four news. pam moore>>: san leandro police are releasing more information about the victim in an unsolved murder. 21 -year old joel ramirez was shot and killed december 14. while in the driveway of the san leandro home he rented. police say, they are releasing his name now. because they believe he was not the intended target. and they say someone likely knows who the killer is. ramirez rented an in-law unit in a home in the broadmoor neighborhood. but he reportedly did not know that the main home. housed an illegal marijuana operation. his girlfriend struggled to contain her emotions. when talking about the victim. >>:i just hope that people come forward. pam moore>>: the city is offering a 25-thousand dollar reward. for any information leading to an arrest and a prosecution in this case. a santa clara university student has been arrested. charged with attempted homicide. police say, dillon kim shown here with a self- inflicted wound, used a knife to stab his sleeping roommate numerous times. at their campus residence in graham hall, near 500 el camino real.it happened early tuesday morning. they say he then turned the knife on himself. word about the incident quickly spread among students. >>:sometimes schizophrenia comes out at this age group. sometimes it's pressure, and sometimes people just don't know how to live with people that are different from them. pam moore>>: both teens were taken to a hospital and are expected to recover. police haven't looked into whether kim has a prior criminal history. friends of the victim say before this incident occured kim asked for a room change, but the university declined his request. kim is being charged with attempted homicide. it's being called the "superbug". u-c-l-a says. this bug has infected seven people. and more than 100 other people have been exposed to it. the superbug is a potentially deadly and drug- resistant bacteria. u-c-l-a says, the patients affected. may have been infected during procedures using contaminated medical instruments. the procedures happened between october and january at the u-c- l-a medical center. experts say, outbreaks caused by the bacteria. can contribute to death. in up to half of those infected. >>:the pamphlets talk about sodomy masturbation, mercy killings. pam moore>>: parents upset after a pamphlet handed out to students discusses controversial topics. plus.checking your smartphone too often? why researchers say it could be linked to poor moods. and next. we talk to a community in mourning after a teen is hit and killed in a crosswalk. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle see how much you could save. what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitoring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the awkward teenage one has arrived!!!! don't be old fashioned. xfinity customers add xfinity home for $29.95 a month for 12 months. plus for a limited time, get a free security camera call 1800 xfinity or visit comcast.com/xfinityhome. pam moore>>: a tragic day for friends and family of 14-year- old concord student -christopher gonzalez. he was struck and killed in a crosswalk today. gonzalez attended oak grove middle school. and to get to his bus stop he had to cross clayton road. witnesses told police, gonzalez crossed the road against the signal. when he was hit. his friends were visibly shaken. hours after they learned of his death. as word quickly spread on social media. >>:"they all missed him.they are posting pictures of him on instagram.social media basically." pam moore>>: the 45-year-old driver remained at the scene and cooperated with authorities. the driver appeared to be heeding the 35 miles per hour speed limit and drugs and alcohol do not appear to have contributed to the collision. christopher's family members say he had a massive amount of internal bleeding and died at the hospital. a close call in marin county today. a bus with dozens of school children got stuck in a sharp turn on highway 1.coming dangerously close to the edge of a ravine. this is video from our helicopter partnership with a-b- c 7 news. c-h-p says the school bus from northern light school in oakland. got stuck in a tight turn about two miles north of muir beach. all students and adults on board got off the bus safely. and firefighters pulled the bus free. still ahead. a rapper's stunning attack on a concertgoer leaves a crowd booing him offstage and in hancuffs! and next. the pamphlet that has parents raising eyebrows. the adult questions one school asked children to answer. gary radnich>>: coming up later in this broadcast we have some athletes probably telling a failed of public winter in salt and good news for them to come--then s pam moore>>: if you're a fan of people behaving badly. you won't want to miss this. kron 4's stanley roberts will have a one hour special.with some of the most outrageous examples of people behaving badly.as well as never before seen video. that special airs this friday, february 20th at 9-pm. right here on kron 4. is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. you can only find sleep number at a sleep number store. right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. know better sleep with sleep number. is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. you can only find sleep number at a sleep number store. right now find our best-buy rated c2 queen mattress starting at $599.99. know better sleep with sleep number. pam moore>>: a pamphlet distributed to students at a san francisco catholic school is stirring controversy. the pamphlet was given out to elementary students at the "star of the sea" school in the richmond district. it includes some basic church teaching like the 10 commandments. but there is one section that has dozens of questions identifying what the church considers bad behavior. including did i fail to pray daily or fail to keep secrets i should have kept? but some questions are raising eyebrows.such as "did i perform impure acts by myself or with another. one parent says handing out the pamphlet was a bad idea. >>:the first thing we have to do and always want to do is protect our children. when we have pamphlet's talking about masturbation sodomy, and mercy killings a i do not think that is appropriate for the schools at this age. pam moore>>: kron-4 reached out to san francisco's archdiocese but not one was immediately available for comment. four security breaches less than a year have led to a review of protocols at san jose international airport. this is video of the most recent breach from around midnight january 29-th. this is surveillance of the area where a person got through the airport's fence. now higher perimeter fences are being considered as part of security upgrades to the airport. the upgrades also include the integration of new technology reporter>>: taking a look outside we see the bay bridge has no delays. this guys are pretty clear with no fog. the golden gate bridge is always looking good but a little bit of fog here which will increase into the early morning hours. thereafter it will burn off and be pretty nice with nice comfortable temperatures which we have now. now we can go ahead and take a look at the weather had lines for tomorrow i. again we have morning fog burning off by the afternoon leaving a nice day. similar in afternoon with even less fog on friday. the weekend is out right clear and. not a whole lot of fog or clouds low or high. temperatures will stay on the mile side compared to this past weekend where we saw record-breaking temperatures. we're looking at the lows for tomorrow and now. afternoon highs have the upper 60s in some areas and low seventies and some. no. they peninsula has 65 as about the mid '60s average. we have some very pleasant weather coming up but no rain and, unfortunately pam moore>>: today senator barbara boxer brought her fight for childhood immunizations to the bay area. she just announced the first federal legislation that would require vaccines for a national program outside the military. the law requires kids entering head start to be vaccinated- unless they have a medical exemption. this program has 100 percent immunization. boxer wants the lesgislation to set an example and to become a model for every state to follow. some san francisco apartment hunters won the real estate jackpot today. they are moving into one of 69 brand new apartments offered at below market rent. it's part of the city's inclusionary housing ordinance.where developers building more than 10 units. must make 12 percent of their units affordable. mayor ed lee handed out housewarming gifts at the event today.but says more needs to be done because demand for affordable housing is very high. the rapper afro-man is in trouble with the law over what he did at recent show. this video from a concert last night shows him turning and punching a woman who got up on the stage. the woman then falls to ground. this happened in biloxi mississippi. some people in the crowded started to boo the performer and eventually the venue owner stopped the concert. police did show up.and arrested the rapper for simple assault. but he is out after posting 330 dollars bond. if you're constantly checking for updates on you're smartphone.you may have an addiction. a new study from baylor university also shows if you're addicted to your phone you may be more prone to depression. they say if you're constantly fiddling with your phone.you may be trying to alter your mood. if you're worried you use your phone too much. check out an app called "moment" which will track how often you use your device. in sports. the warriors talk about beginning the second half of their season. . and the stanford and cal women hit the hardwood in a bay area showdown.gary has the highlights. and all the ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ everybody deserves $73 fares. because wedding season can get expensive. book your low fare now at southwest.com. my name is tony sartorio. i'm a lineman for pg&e out of the concord service center. i have lived here pretty much my whole life. i have been married for twelve years. i have 3 kids. i love living here and i love working in my hometown. at pg&e we are always working to upgrade reliability to meet the demands of the customers. i'm there to do the safest job possible - not only for them, but everybody, myself included that lives in the community. i'm very proud to do the work that i do and say that i am a lineman for pg&e because it's my hometown. it's a rewarding feeling. gary radnich>>: their -- the warriors will resume practice tonight. >>:we were winning but we were not executing the way we have been. nor the way we're supposed to be playing. we have a week off and then we have a fresh start with clear mines. we will hopefully get it back to our best. >>:we get some good practice in between games to work on our execution and our ability to take care of the ball. and defend and do all the things have gotten us to this point women's hoops - #12 stanford at cal tara vanderveer lindsay gottleib out of the rankings1st half cal's mercedes jefflo 3-pointer she had 14 as cal jumped to a 30-17 lead 2nd half stanford's lili thompson 3- pointer to cut cal's lead to one 37-36 she had 18 points stanford's amber orrange keys a second half run as cal went the final 12:55 without a field goal 19 for orrange final: 59-47 stanford cal: 19-7, 11-4 timlincecum is with the team's starting spring training now. pitchers and catchers starting now and then they start for real later. the first exhibition game will be a week from monday. lots of talk right now lever body tries to kill time. >>:tim is definitely in the rotation. right rotation we have to do what is right for the club. tim knows he is coming in as a starter but we will get seven guys stretched out and already to start. gary radnich>>: when you're paying a guy $18 million you definitely give him first crack at it that they've got other people in the rotation as well. we've got a story of capernick with that trading scandal that he had = =tweeting scandal. someone posted on twitter about his lab work out saying it wouldn't help him in the game and the baseball star came back and commented about how the guy has eight followers and his own family doesn't even care about what he does on twitter. after that post by capernick this guy started with eight followers and now he has over a thousand. pam moore>>: that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! up close and too personal? >> not only did he have his hands on her, he was whispering sweet nothings into her ear. >> it was very creepy. and then could it be manslaughter in the recreation of the bruce jenner crash. >> they may want to make an example out of bruce jenner. >> deborah: 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