with deadly weapon. he was arrested in the armed robbery of restaurant in san jose in 1996. he was convicted and sent to prison in 1998. when released in 2006 luck was ordered deported back to native vietnam but officials wouldn't issue travel documents and because of a supreme court ruling banning extended detention, luck was freed to custody by immigration and custom enforcement. now police sources tell us tonight that the killings may have been committed over a gambling debt. initially police thought the case was murder-suicide. more on the victim tonight from heather. >> crime scene investigators continue to work at the house today. friday morning 5 people were found pwrutally murdered here. 4 from the same family. friend brought flowers to add to the growing collection outside. they bowed in a chinese show of respect for the dead. >> really nice family. happy all the time. >>reporter: san francisco medical examiner office says the victims are vincent lae, juan, juan and inning and somehow shoe. this afternoon a memorial for 65-year-old about at the china town r and d restaurant where the man known only as the chef had worked for 18 years. the owner says he was getting ready to retire. about juan had been a teacher in china before coming to the u.s. 37-year-old inning was a software engineer in emeryville where she was described as smart and quiet. police arrested 35-year-old the luck sunday on suspicion of 5 counts of murder. neighbor shot the video of s.w.a.t. team moving in for the arrest. neighbors of the western addition complex say the police broke down the back door to make the arrest. neighbor patsy brown lives a few doors down and says she can't believe luck has been arrested for murder. >> he just was hold a parking spot for my daughter. find a parking spot and would he like i'll hold the parking spot while you move your car and you know for ride on a motorcycle he said when you get time. i'll take you for a raid. >>reporter: leslie lives 2 block from the crime scene. she says she's really upset by the vicious killing and is anxious to know more from police. >> my parents are worried. my kids are nervous and scared especially we drive home and we see all the police here and tape here for the past three days. >>reporter: police have said only so far this was not a rap domestic crime. that the family was targeted. about the murder weapon? that it was not a gun but some kind of edged weapon that could cut someone. they haven't named that weapon yet. luck could be arraigned later this week. the police have until tomorrow to get the case to the district attorney. in the ingleside neighborhood, abc 7 news. >> in the mean time new details in the shooting of the unarmed florida teenager trayvon martin that made so much news. the neighborhood watch captain george zimmerman who says he shot martin in self-defense claims that the young man had him down on the ground trying to get his gun. florida newspaper says a witness corroborating zimmerman story. local police chief only had this to say today. >> we won't discuss any aspect of the investigation unless it's something we can't share with you. >>reporter: in the meantime rally in support of trayvon are being held all over the country now. thousands turned out today in his hometown of sanford, florida. there were hundreds in the streets of los angeles this evening. and carolyn tyler has more on the rally here in the bay area. >> could happen to any of us. >>reporter: the fear is driving protest lake this nationwide. the belief that what happened to an unarmed black teenager in florida cap happen anywhere. >> there's just unspoken air about america that you can only be certain places at certain times or at certain functions and we are really segregated society. >> pastor for the past 16 year years. in ministry. agree behind my name on days dressed lick this i get treated like any other young african american. >> these protestors gather at san francisco hall of justice. saying justice has not been done in the case of trayvon martin. the 17-year-old was pursued by a neighborhood watch captain in a gateed florida community last month. and shot to death. duncan felt it was important to show african americans aren't the only ones outraged. >> i believe what happened to the young man few days ago was murder and that it should be prosecuted and that if he weren't a youngest black man, this would not have happened. >>reporter: man who perpetrated the crime would have been arrested medley. there are claims he mentaling today that the neighborhood watch man who has not been arrested is telling police the teenager was the aggressor. who beat his head that the sidewalk. a local newspaper says witnesses are back up that account. oakland civil rights attorney john burris believes the investigation was botched from the start. >> most important thing is to get him arrested. let the process work itself out and determine whether or not what criminal of events have taken place. my have you at the very legislature it's machine slaughter could be second degree murder or von voluntary manslaughter as well. >>reporter: niece the crowd of activist and others concerned about the case. grand jury is set to convene next month and the eyes of the people here in san francisco and elsewhere will be watching. in oakland at the frank gases plaza. >> reverend jackson at the rally town hall meeting in florida today. he had very strong words about what happened. >> we do know is that men have a right to walk to his father's house. we know according to the tape that mr. zimmerman spotted the young black male about. discouraged from pursuing him. but he did. should not have pursued him. he did. should not have killed him. but he did. about the polices who came to the crime scene did not tape off the crime scene. chose not to do their duty. those who did not feel the crime scene did not see the death as a crime. that's not fair. and there's a secret in the room. we have a feeling that if a black vigilant about shot a 17-year-old white child pshtion near his father's house, he would be in jail today. about. >> reverend jackson adding to the voices getting louder in the death of trayvon martin. >> moving on now to the a story the abc 7 news i team broke in august. san francisco giants payroll manager admitted to taking 2.2 million dollars from the team. well today robin o'connor learned the price for embezzlement. federal prison. more tonight from dan. >> no comment. >>reporter: robin o'connor had nothing to say as sheeft san francisco federal court late this afternoon. in court her attorney asked the judge to allow o'connor to spend no time in prison. he is the primary care give for 6 year autistic son and has a five year old as well. her husband is british. and says he will take the boys to england if their mother goes to prison. choking back tears o'connor told the judge i can not say how sorry i am. that i did this. this is not who i am. i have no excuse for it. there is no excuse in the world for taking something that doesn't belong to you. she added i weren't to poll jaiz to the giants because i worked for an organization that i loved. as the victim an attorney for the giants urged the harshest penalty for o'connor saying the effect on the giants has been tremendous. undermining confidence in the team payroll system. giants and fbi recovered more than one and a half million dollars she em pwevld but the team attorney said there is 600,000 dollars that is just gone up in smoke working mostly from home on a giants computer o'connor admitted making a phoney paycheck and redirecting player tax payment sending them to her own account. she bought a brand new bmw and tripped out pick up and made payments on a second home in san diego. robin o'connor had to forfeit the cars. her attorney admits she was living far beyond her means. o'connor is scheduled to surrender on june 11 to begin her prison term after the school year ends for her boys. for the i team, abc 7 news? more to bring you on the news at 9:00 this monday. new research promises republican and democrat cal changes in the care of 20 million people in the united states. coming up. very encouraging news for those with die beats. >> bay area company giving jobs to group of people getting the squeeze in this tough economy. >> another round of rain is on the wait a minute let you know when it gets to your area and when it does, how much rain it will bring. >> all right sany thanks very much. and the threats and abuse directed at bay area fireplace police. they are going to take you on a spare the air ride along. stay with going to take you on a spare the air ride along. stay with us. news >> workers trying to wipe out illegal nature trails in marin county. marin municipal water district is spending 50,000 $to get rid of the rogue path way in sensitive 80's of mountain tamalpiais. people created going off the beaten path and others carved out by hikers. the illegal trails damage native plant and hurt local salmon. >> when hillside erodes and the sediment delivered downstream it can actually clog the habitat that is used for the coho salmon a particular type of gravel substrate to lay the egg in. >> workers from the conservation corps at north bay put in bushes signs and fences to block off the paths that shouldn't be there. labor activist launch new ad campaign that you will see to encourage companies not to send manufacturing jobs over sea. locally they target the bay bridge. members of the alliance for american manufacturing paid for 2 billboard for claiming should be made in america. placed off 8 80 in oakland near the bay bridge toll plaza because the new span is made of steal that comes from china. similaritiesment will be placed nationwide around dozens of other major infrastructure projects. built with foreign millions so that federal state leaders can see them. >> well a hiring effort is under way to give 2500 young people jobs this summer. you can call it jumbo job. they are teaming one the job corps to make this happen. more from nick smith. >> something we share piece of ourselves with others. >>reporter: meet miss sanders. she's one of several students at the treasure island job corps culinary arts program learning her way around a kitchen. >> it's amazing to be able to share something so personal and part of myself with others and have them experience what i am experiencing through the food they eat. >>reporter: like most of the students here they are from all over with one important thing in common. they meet needed a change. >> i didn't have a lot of anything to doyshtion like her most of the students tell me they hadn't completed high school and were on completely different path before job corps presented them with an opportunity to rewrite their future. >> show people you have potential. >> again 25 leaders from java. >>reporter: james white ceo and chairman is pushing the plan again today to hire more than 2500 young people for summer jobs. >> we are active participant in local community where we did business and we have always hired young people and we just found a treasure in them here at treasure island. >>reporter: he says students of the culinary school are ready to step into positions and multiple store throughout the bay area will help provide jobs for many more. finding a job is especially challenging for young minority applicant between the age of 18 and 30. in oakland nearly one-third of them remain unemployed. james white says there are huge benefits to hiring young people from the neighborhood. >> the passion and kind of vision to do better is as great if not greater. >>reporter: remember her. jamba juice not the only option. she is cooking up something better. >> finish in the next 4 weeks. i got a job in take oh, >>reporter: oakland mayor kwan has kicked off her summer jobs program giving first priority to young people living in 100 block areas. that's the area that she says have been hardest hit by unemployment that is double this of the state average. in oakland, abc 7 news. >> on to the weather. spencer is off and sandy is here and boy we did get a good soaking this wean. looks like we get some this week too. >> we get one especially tomorrow in the north bay where they get drenched. so we expect a couple inches of rain and i'll show you the rest of the rain total in a minute. live picture right now. it's starting to get breezy outside. see the camera bouncing around from the high definition sutro camera. right now some of the higher elevation reporting 25, 30 miles an hour wind gust and this is the case as we head into tomorrow with that cold front approaching. already seeing signs of moisture on live doppler 7 hk. primarily in the north bay. not all reechtion the ground. we have very late rain being reported around ukiah. 101 heading down to the clover dale area. sea ranch manchester along highway 1 also getting a little bit of that moisture. but it's very light and just the beginning of what is to come. temperatures rate now in the 50's and here are the highlights. sprinkle late showers in the north bay tonight. rain spreads south tomorrow. we look at the showers diminishing as we head that your wednesday. hears satellite and radar. this is the storm we are watching. it has a lot of moisture to work with. and this one is going to be another drenching for the north way in particular. you see here on the computer animation clouds tonight. few showers in the north bay then at 5:00 a.m. the north bay is the area where you are going to see some wet pavement. so morning commute dicey up there. if it takes you through the area. cold front presses south but moisture doesn't vps rate away. not until the afternoon that the east bay and peninsula and south bay start to get some of the moisture moving into the area heavy rain along the front north bay and then at 5:00 p.m. you notice right along the cold front we see pockets of moderate to heavy rainfall here indicated in yellow. the cold front will continue to move on through behind it. we see showers for 5:00 a.m. on wednesday. so that commute is also looking sloppy. then we take you through wednesday afternoon where we start to see partial afternoon clearing so it is going to be an im practice. in the weather by 3:00 o'clock wednesday afternoon. rainfall total hig highest in the north by mountains up to 5 inches expected up until 3:00 p.m. wednesday. one to three inches in the north bay. half inch on the planes to inch also in the east bay. if you can see the rainfall really drops off as you head down to the south. south bay quarter to 3 quurters inch then santa cruz mountains due to the lift provided by the mountains 2 and a half inches of rain. this will turn into snow but not until you get pretty high up there. snow fall will be confined to the sierra nevada here and i'll show you the winter storm warning going up tomorrow evening that is tuesday at 5:00 p.m. continuing until 5:00 p.m. wednesday. 1 to 2 pet of new snow above 7000. make sure you have the chains if heading that way. in the morning numbers all in the 40's. this is where you see the wet pavement first thing tomorrow morning. grab the umbrella. you need to hang on to them all day long. tomorrow afrnoon a rainy day. mid 50's to mid 60's and around the monterey bay it turns wet later in the afternoon with mild readings south wind will provide the mild temperatures there. highs tomorrow upper 50's to mid 60' 60's. wet. even windy along the north bay coast and hills. morning showers wednesday and dry a little warmer thursday friday but back to wet saturday morning with some windy conditions for upcoming weeken weekend. >> all right thanks. about time. >> exactly. >> when we continues we ride along with the bay area fireplace police. up next. you will see the abusive treatment they often get while enforcing the winter spare the air days. 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and rolling hills make for chilly nights. that's where air quality inspector jeremy kimball is out patrolling the street. >> looking for any smoke coming out of a chimney of any residence. >>reporter: it doesn't take long to find it. >> there we good. coming out of the chimney is some smoke. >>reporter: inspectors are trained to read the smoke estimating how toxic it is by the thicknesses and color. camera snap and few scribble. >> wind directs lives with parked the address of the hous house. >>reporter: documenting it sometimes goes off without a hitch. but other times. >> we have a resident with an ax in his hand standing in the driveway. >>reporter: doesn't sound pretty. >> that's why we tray to avoid getting out of out of vehicle. >>reporter: personal safety has become a major concern. >> we write tickets. we dument violations. so we are used to walking into situations where we didn't fell particularly welcome. >>reporter: just how unwelcome is evidence from these e-mails obtained by abc 7. resident have called the inspectors communist. disciple of hitler. disgris to this country. inconsiderate. obnoxious and out of control. one said he's enraged that they have ruined every holiday. another told them they are going to hell. >> they think that we are the smoke nazi. that we are invading their prove circumstances but nothing private about what comes out of the chimney. if the whipped isn't blowing federal research suggest burning one log is like forcing each of your neighbors to smoke 30 cigarettes. >> wood smoke contains all of the same compound plus more 12 times more cancer than cigarette smock. >>reporter: clean air advocate roof is home to pair of air monitor. >> many day this last winter when our air was dirt year than the los angeles banes. >>reporter: because wood burning is a way of life in west marin. others to heat the home and others for cozy condition. not good for neighbors trying to breathe. >> they may call us a few bad names but when we are out enforcing this regulation we are protecting public health. >>reporter: in may rip county, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> when we continues here tonight. reversing and possibly curing diabetes. important medical news that's just ahead. plus the president private message to the president of russia is overheard. what happened when president of russia is overheard. what happened when the leaders met for round 2 [applause]. >> titanic director jim's cameron goes off the deep end. and he has the pictures to prove it. stay with us. another half hour of news prove it. stay with us. another half hour of news beginsy if. >> good evening once again thanks for tuning in. start this after hour with breakthrough in the fight against one of the fastest growing epidemic human history. type 2 diabetes. 2 studies show weight loss surgery may put that disease into remissio remission. here's dr. richard vesser. >> just 72 hours after weight loss surgery, randy carter hasn't lost a pound. but the diabetes is gone. >> the daisy of medication for diabetes are over for the rest of your life. >> outstanding. >>reporter: he and his waive will no longer worry about the possible consequence of long-term type 2 diabetes. blindness. amputation. kidney failure. that's why the study are so exciting. this surgery may reverse the condition almost instantly. how quickly might they come off insulin. >> within hours if not days of surgery. >>reporter: today study in the new england journal of immediate suggest weight loss surgery which works by rawsing the size of the stomach and intestine even more effective than medication. in one study those with surgery had normal blood sugar. even two years later. group who didn't have surgery all still diabetic. amazingly to the change happens before the pounds come off. doctors still studying why. they think it may have to did with hormone changes in the intest 10. >> should the 23 million americans with diabetes go out tomorrow and ask the doctor for surgery. >> if you had diabetes for several years and you have tried diet exercise and medication and you are not seeing progress then the doctor and you need to talk. >> why not good for the cure directly than try to control it in other ways. >> this is very promising but these were 2 small studies. this is big surgery. surgery has side effects. so what i want to see before i recommend this more broaderly is larger studies longer studies to see what are the long-term side effects and how long dot benefits reallyless. >> dr. richard vesser with diane sawyer today. the company that produces pink slime that you hear about has a bev with the immediate why. pink slime is a filler used to reduce the fat content of beef. today the manufacturer beef products incorporated suspended operation at 3 of the 4 plants and put hundreds of people temporarily out of work. >> we have been unfairly accused of making what the immediate why called pink shrine. no resemblance to what we produce 100 percent beef. certain reporters the changed the facts to scare people into watching the program. >> we were among the first tox pose how pink slime is made and used. we issued a statement saying consumers were frustrated by the lack of labeling requirement by the product adding we set out to answer the questions now consumers are speaking for themselves. statement from abc news today. >> u.s. supreme court today heard arguments over the new health care law. constitutional question at the heart of this case. does the government really have the power to require every american to purchase health insurance? on one side the argument goes if the government can regulate food, travel and parts of the economy it can regulate health care. on the other side individual liberty. justices signal they will decide quickl quickly. not delay the decision until the full health care program goes into effect. president is in south korea attending high stake security summit on north korea. but not what he said on the record that is making headlines tonight. jake now on what the president said when he thought no one was listening. >>reporter: hot microphone picked up a private presidential plea. president obama knows well that the russians are if you are us over u.s. plans to build a missile defense shield in europe. and he wanted word to be sent to putin asking for a little time to smooth things out. st white house down play the remark as acknowledgement of election year political reality but the president promising to negotiate after reelection had republicans pouncing. >> that is an alarming and troubling development. >>reporter: the president if he can us at the nuclear summit here in south korea on the rogue nation across the heavily fortified border he visited, north korea. >> there will be no reward for provocation. the those days are over. >>reporter: that regime is sounding planning the launch of long range missile next week. this is news traveling with the president in south korea 8. tonight the president made light of the open mike flap at the start of the summit mr. obama was about to sit down when he saw him and president said wait wait wait covered up his microphone in jest. small but group of protestors greeted mitt romney on campaign pit stop in the bay area. he's attend ago fundraiser co-hosted by hp ceo whitman at redwood city hotel. it costs 1,000 dollars and up for a person to get in. romney was there. has 3 fundraisers scheduled across the state tomorrow. rick santorum in the bay area on thursday. he will hold a rally at the jelly belly factory in fairfield. >> coming up. james cameron voyage to the bottom of the world. up next. bay area engineers and the custom made submarine exploring the ocean. >> ring side remembers this weekend boxing history. joe lewis died april 12th, 1981. >> and remembering one of bo lewis died april 12th, 1981. >> a[ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have 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[applause] if. >> it was bleak it was lick the moon. if man this is a long way down. >>reporter: he says this is just the beginning. he is going back. dan harris abc news, new york. >> incredible. here in the bay area there are scientist and engineers work to go do the very same thing. laura anthony has that part of the story. >>reporter: james cameron historic descent 7 miles down into the trench with more interest and excitement than the scientist and engineers at alameda d o er marine. >> we are thrilled to see this effort take place and of course success. we of say in the commercial world only the round trip that count. >>reporter: they design and build submersible systems. that includes the deep search project. 50 million dollar sub that will be able to go as deep as cameron but will carry 2 or 3 people instead of one. >> really giving them if luxury of time under water. any time you have submersible one of the main goal is providing scientist observers with the luxury of time. one atmospher atmosphere. no decompression so able to spend 5, 6, 7, eight, hours at a time at depth never able to reach otherwise. >>reporter: this pod is a prototype for glass one used in the vessel. cameron vehicle has robot arm lick this one designed to scoop up marine life and rock sample and withstand incredible pressure at the bottom of the sea. >> this is the same design as the arm that was on his submersible. the sister. it's a simple 5 function arm jaw rotate elbow shoulder. >>reporter: at the heart of all the joring and science there's a deep appreciation for the ocean. and the vast expansiveness we know so also about. >> it's really high time we think about the ocean. we lack at the surface and what is below. huge 3 dimensional environment. >>reporter: sitting inside one of the one person sub they have built hear. this one is made to only good 600 meters down in the ocean as opposed to jim's cameron 11,000 meter. i can tell you it isy. gives a sense of how lonely it could be at the bottom of the ocean. in alameda, 7 news. can you imagine 7 males down in that small space. >> still ahead here tonight from commander in chief to coach. president obama explains what it is like to coach his daughter's basketball team. stay with us. i'll look! here she comes! ♪ she'll be comin' 'round the mountain when she comes... ♪ ♪ when she comes. ♪ it'll be spinning new chrome wheels when it comes. ♪ ♪ when it comes. ♪ custom spoiler, race grade pistons, ♪ ♪ gt35 turbo charger. ♪ and they'll all know that it's kevin's awesome car. ♪ bought em! 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stanford women basketball team. bad news is they got a pretty tough opponent. >> yes. final 4. but first things first. the women headed to the final 4 once again is the fifth consecutive trip t.britney witnessing for them t.in the regional final here. the sisters can hoop and can dance. mit want to guard neck. easy put back. stanford over the duke. second half amber orange supplies go through the duke d. 13 for orange. rice cheering on stanford. 4 and a half minutes to play. single for 3. cardinals in morning driving once again the dish to neck. over to jean. the andrew luck like pass to neck. who had 29. 81-69 at the final stanford on to the final 4 once again. >> this is the fourth one i have been to and this all started you know the year before i came to stanford and always wanted to be a part of this culture. and the feeling never gets old. >>reporter: had no answer for baylor and there she is. 6 foot 8 inch britney des moines regional final. 23 points. 15 board. 9 blocked shots. 77-5 77-58. bail or a winner. interesting moment with less than a minute to go she left the bench for altercation taking place on the court. did not get involved in it. ejected. but the naacp says britney will be able to play in the final 4. ice now. shark in 5 team struggle in the play offs. tied for the eighth spot in the west. better be tough to my in the nhl. tommy gets a stick in the face. eye sticking the call. scoreless in second period. rebound in front and puts it in one nothing shark. behind the goal to andrew. 2 mug. men in tea teal. still on the third. shark control behind the net. hanson to trailing mitchell three.-1 game early in the third shark on power play. joe comes away with it. and in a rugby like scrub in front of the net. pushes it in. 29th of the year and sharks are now leading 4-1. they are late in the third. the warriors goal for the rest of the season. give the young guys playing time. see what they got. charles jenkins 27 pointsless tonight. warriors lost 90-87 in portland but you can sea the guy is making progress. >> last nature had he a swagger knocking them down. one almost touched the ceiling and came back down in the net. he felt comfortable out there. that's what you want to see. >>reporter: oakland a starting the season in japan. play the seattle mariners in officiall game on wednesday. today exhibition against the tigers t.ross in lane for the fourth spot in the rotation. deep and goodbye. 2 run homer in the first. you 8 run 10 hit in 4 innings. a's down 7 nothing until cliff had a solo homer. kurt are his second homer in as many days. a's lose 12-6 and very impressed with the japanese opposition. >> they executed everything extremely well. always in the right position. outfielder backing and filler in the writ spot. just clean and crisp a game as you can play. >> good news for the giants. brian back from back injury cactus league debut against the royals. angel nice work behind him. one off home interthe 9th an giants won it 4-2. boxing world lost an icon with the passing of sugar known for his hat and cigar. listening time boxing writer died of cardiac arrest with lung cancer he was 75. nfl, teams don't normally hold press conference when they bring in a new back up quarterback. but tim tebow is a whole different deal. packed in new york city. mark sanchez is the jets starter. for now. jets plan to use tebow wildcat formation. now he says he will do whv the jets want him to do. but clearly has his heart set on being the starting quarterback. >> that's my dream. that's what i want to be and what i believe i am as a quarterback however i can help the people however i can make a difference however they can use me i'll be working as hard as i can every time i step on the field. >> this is going to be the ultimate in awkward because there's a whole bunch of fans that just want to see tebow play. sanchez has been shakey for years now the new york fans are not that accommodating when you don't do wechlt and so you can just anticipate about chance for tebow, when sanchez struggles and inevitable. >> maybe tebow time in new yor york. >> soon ter the than mark would like. >> that's this edition of 7 news at 9:00 here on tv 20. stay connected 24-7. for all of us here, i'm dan. thanks for watching we appreciate your time. hope to see you in an hour on the big 7. goodbye for time. hope to see you in an hour on the big 7. goodbye for now