from piedmont high in 1978 before becoming a student at berkeley. david levine says he taught law in san francisco. he was interested in international law. this was always his dream job. flowers and notes were delivered today to the home of stevens parents. they will be flying to washington, d.c. tomorrow. president obama is vowing that justice will be done in the aftermath of the deadly attack in benghazi. as emily reports, the events of the day triggered not only condemnation, but a political row. reporter: there was a range of statements, from symbolic to severe. the united states condemns in the strongest terms this outrageous and shocking attack. reporter: the sentiment crossed party lines. i join my colleagues in strongly condemning the murder of these innocent americans. reporter: ambassador stevens was killed in a rocket attack at the u.s. consulate on tuesday, the same day that the u.s. embassy in egypt was attacked. libya said the crowd was angered
after neighbors packed this meeting last week. the screaming saved my life and now we need to scream and talk about this. reporter: i talked with a deputy chief with oakland fire about this, he said the department talked to police about improving communication after a threat has been removed from the situation but the policy is there for everyone s safety. as for her case, police say it is an acteddive investigation and they are fall active investigation and they are following leads. he was shot and killed during a traffic stop along interstate 680. ktvu channel 2 news will stream the services live beginning at 10:00 a.m. tonight friends and family are grieving the death of a u.s. ambassador who was killed. u.s. ambassador chris stevens died along with three other diplomats in eastern libya. it was blamed on a youtube video but there is word tonight it may have been planned to coinside with 9/11. we have live team coverage tonight. ktvu s david stevenson has the deb
after graduating from university of california at berkeley i was a peace corps volunteer. reporter: he was a great son, great uncle, great man. here is the situation where he knew, he knew how dangerous it was and he didn t hold back. he went to save his own people. what else do you need to know about this man? reporter: they will be flying tomorrow to washington, d.c. in preparation for the arrival of his body. live at university of california at berkeley, mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. today president obama condemned in the strongest terms the deadly attack and vowed justice. today we mourn for more american whose represent the best of the united states of america. we will not waver in our commitment to see justice is done for this terrible act and make no mistake, justice will be done. the president ordered the american flag at the white house to be flow at half-staff. president obama also noted the four who lost their lives exemptlified america s request
road in petaluma. it happened shortly after midnight. highway patrol says the hit and run driver swerved over the line and smashed head on into the victims pickup truck. one witness says he actually walked up to the victims car with the hit and run driver. the person in the other truck he came down and was looking in there and we were there for about three to five minutes and then when i turned around the other guy had already left. highway patrol says the hit and run driver left his pickup truck at the scene. at this point investigators only have a vague description of that hit and run driver. he s a white male in his 40s. about six feet tall. also this morning police are investigating after a person was found shot to death in a car near the oakland hills. police found the shooting victim after 6:00 last night on sunkist drive in oakland. the victim had been shot at least once. officers have not released any other information. sonoma county sheriffs department is inv
tara moriarty has more. reporter: well, basically, crews tell me they exhausted every possibility out here on the water. they simply would not could foot find the gentleman. apparently, he had been to a clients game down the street and he had been drinking, we are told, and decided he needed to use the restroom and he was parked in this black car. his friend stayed in the car and was talking on his cell phone when the 27-year-old friend watered off and he noticed wandered off and he noticed when he looked up that he was not there anywear and believes he went in the bay. he does not think the man knows how to swim and he was fully clothed. dive teams and scan sewnars, helicopters looked overhead, this search extended all the way from the pier to yerba buena island. the san francisco police announced this was a recovery effort. they do not believe they will found him alive. the challenges are many. when it s dark, it s very difficult to to locate anybody. reporter: