abc7's lilian kim is on the san francisco side of the bridge with more. lilian? >> alan, traffic is moving now, but it was quite a mess earlier this evening as the entire bridge was shut down. it happened after 8:00 and there was a collision midspan involving four vehicles. they said it was a head on collision, but the chp says it is still investigating. traffic was at a stand still as the entire bridge was shut down for a half an hour. lanes started to reopen at 8:45 and by 9 oorks 05 all lanes were reopened. the four cars were towed to the toll maz swraw and all had front end damage. three people were taken to the hospital, but injuries said to be minor. it is unclear what lead up to the accident, but if it was a head on collision, drivers should take comfort in the fact that a moveable median barrier on the golden gate bridge is expected sometime next year. a combination of toll revenue and local and federal funds will pay for the project. that's the latest from the golden gate bridge, lilian kim, abc news. >> thank you, lilian. >>> injured giants fan bryan st

lilian kim reports from timberlake. >> she found another dead lepnard shark. among couple dozen that turned up off richardson bay. she is a researcher. >> i like sharks. >> leopard sharks enter the bay to spawn but rarely do they turn up dead on the shore. they found two dead sharks and then found another one acting strangely. >> they kept getting stuck in the mud. went to check it out. a guy tried help it out. it kept swimming in. like the radar was off. >> they have been turning up dead farther south. they are conducting necropsies but the prevailing theory is the heavy rain diluted the sam water in the bay. >> they don't need full conditions but below 15 to 18 parts for 1,000 they'd have a difficult time. >> tiburon residents are also concerned about the overall quality of the water. >> anything about the bay or water concerns, which is what we have. we have to protect it. >> they are asking people to report leopard sharks they see in distress. lilian kim, abc7 news. >>> a gilroy man may spend the rest of his life in prison for killing his girlfriend's pupp

lilian kim, abc7 news. >> thanks, lilian. >>> there is developing news in oakland where a man and woman died after being shot in the head. this happened about an hour and a half ago on international boulevard and 88th avenue near the east bay dragon's clubhouse. a third woman was shot and is in critical condition at a local hospital. someone fired at all three victims who were in a car. several blocks of international boulevard are shut down while investigators work the crime scene. >>> more than 30 years after the jonestown masacre they gathered for a controversial memorial for those who died. including the infamous church leader who lead them to their deaths, jim jones. cecilia vega has more from oakland. >> it is the first time many of these survivors have seen each other since the jonestown masacre 32 years ago. >> my sister got my mother into it and my mother because of us being underage, she brought us into it. >> she made it out alive and 11 family members did not. they are buried in this east oaknd la cemetery. there are 436 former members of the people's temple buried here. and

in the newsroom, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> thank you, lilian. >>> a man suspected it in a halloween shooting in san francisco shot it out today with police in texas. 20-year-old jesse brown pulled a gun when he was stopped trying to board a gray greyhound because in houston -- bus in houston. he then ran to a parking garage. police heard a single gunshot and found brown dead with a gunshot wound to the head. they believe he was on the run since a halloween shooting at this this potrero hill apartment last year. three people were shot during the incident including a three-year-old boy who was hit in the leg. >>> tonight the pressure is being turned up on pakistan. the questions that are -- that most people are asking is how could pakistan not have known that osama bin laden was hiding in plain sight. even president obama is raising questions. and now a new add -- admission from pakistan. larry jacobs reports. >> it was the strongest statement from the pakistani government since the raid that osama bin laden had help from inside the pakistani establishment. sunday a senior pakistani official t

abc7's lilian kim has the latest. >> reporter: michele le's family went to the hayward neighborhood where her car was found. they posted fliers hoping her picture would jog people's memory. younger brother michael says since her disappearance, the whole family has been worried sick. many of them came from out of town to help with the search. >> it's really crazy, because you just don't know what happened. it could be really good news or it could be really bad news. we really don't know. it's really hard to not assume the worst. but we're trying. >> le, nursing student at samuel merit university was last seen friday night at kaiser hospital where she was doing her clinical rotation. it was 7:00 p.m. during her break when she told fellow student she had to run down to her car. le however, never returned. her brother said there is no way she would take off without telling anyone. >> she has been a very protective sister and a better child, you know, daughter than i've been a son in my opinion. >> le is 26 years old and is 5'6" tall. she was last seen wearing white scrubs. her family is hopin

in hayward, lilian kim, abc7 news. >>> 4:35. the c.h.p.'s crackdown on drunk drivers continues tonight. so far, the c.h.p. says the dui arrests and traffic deaths are down this memorial day weekend. c.h.p. officers arrested 897 drivers for dui. in the bay area from friday evening through 6:00 a.m. yesterday. last year, at the same time, the c.h.p. made 1,029 dui arrests. statewide, traffic deaths over the holiday weekend are also down this year from seven in 2010 to just one so far this holiday. the c.h.p. will continue its maximum enforcement effort through midnight tomorrow. bart is on a sunday schedule on the memorial day holiday but you can still see possible delays of between 20 and 40 minutes because of ongoing work inside the transbay tube. the transit agency shut down one of two tracks in the tube overnight. to perform maintenance and repairs on cables that provide power to the system. trains will be limited on trips through the tube until 2:30 this afternoon. passengers on the san francisco side who want to get to fremont and dubli

lilian kim is in the news room with reaction from the family members of those victims . >> family members we spoke to said it was a long wait and they were not sure they would see this day, but tonight they say justice was served. >> i can hardly believe it. >> alis was glued to the television coverage. her son doid on september 11th, one . 3000 people who died in the terrorist attacks. >> it is a great cathat are sis and relief. my son was killed on september 11th and the lives of so many people were snuffed out on that day and it is such a glorious day that a measure of justice was reaped today. >> the flight 93 crashed in pennsylvania. hogan said the fact that it took 10 years to capture and kill the master mind of the attacks makes little difference. she extends her deepest gratitude to the president. snerks i am surprised he has been working behind the scenes so patiently. >> the window of the flight spoke to us by phone. it was her christmas wish that bin laden be captured . 10 years later, her wish came true. >> they continue to look for this man and not let him get away with what

in hayward, lilian kim, abc7 news. >>> two petaluma toddlers are recovering at bay area hospitals this morning after both fell out of a second story window last night. a medical helicopter took the 2-year-old girl to chirp hospital oakland, the petaluma fire department said she had serious injuries but is expected to survive. paramedics took the 3-year-old boy to santa rosa memorial hospital. bushes broke their falls from a window at the baywood arms apartment complex. the parents were downstairs at the time. >>> a key stretch of interstate in virginia is closed right now after a deadly bus accident this morning. tour bus drove off interstate 95 in careline county, central virginia. it rolled over killing at least four people. state police say people on the bus were injured and taken to the hospitals. no word yet how many people were on the bus, the destination or what caused the bus to run off the road. back here, c.h.p. is reporting fewer drunk driving arrests this memorial weekend. between friday evening and monday morning highway patrol made 184 arrests for driving under the influe

lilian kim reports, it couldn't have happened without tips from the public. ♪ >>> em hadly cox is playing with a borrowed violin. her one of a kind violin valued at $23,000 was recovered. she went to the police station to confirm it was hers. >> as far as i can tell, it's been man handled a little bit but nothing that i can't fix. >> the violin was stolen from the san francisco conservatory of music. emily is a student here when someone snatched it. she was devastated. fortunately a classmate saw the thief board a muni train. video led to several tips confirm his identity. they did talk to his mother. she said her son, 27-year-old scott sylvester would return the violin not a police station but at st. mary's cathedral. >> the lady was answering for him and she said she would like to leave this package here, her friend had made some sort of mistake he would like to correct. >> for emily all of it comes as a shock before she knows the lost instrument never gets them back. police say they arrested the suspect after receiving reports that a man was acting strangely on the bus. they immediatel

lilian kim reports. >> reporter: crews begin the daunting task of cleaning up the mess. it was clear that many who participated in this year's bay to breakers ignored the alcohol ban. >> a lot of drinking. >> others carried them right out in the open but this year there were consequences. there were several checkpoints along the route. officers stopped anyone with an open container. what was left inside was poured out. floats were also banned. they pulled in this one off the route. >> you can't have that. >> reporter: those that lir along the route say the crackdown made a difference. michael lives on mccarthy street nobody is urinated or vomited on his property. it was festive and much more cordial. >> they came up to me, can you recycle this for me? you would never have gotten that before. >> reporter: police did make 17 public intoxication arrests. at one home, officers had to shut down a house party after a 3-year-old man fell off the roof 30 feet. race organizers are calling the bay to breakers a success. >> this race was in danger of not going on if the drinking ke

lilian kim, abc 7 news. >>> a few more silicon valley pioneers are instant millionaires tonight now that mountain view based linkedin has grown public. take a look at how those fortunes grew. the stocks opened at $45 a share and peaked at $120 before closing at 94.25. linkedin is the first privately held social networking site to go public. it caters to business people and professionals. many analysts see the ipo as a preview of what will happen when twitter and facebook go public. that is expected within the next year. >>> the una bomber ted kaczinski is denying reports that he was responsible for the tylenol murders that rocked the united states 30 years ago and says he will not let the fbi check his dna unless authorities end the online auction of his personal belongings. he claims the belongings may prove he had nothing to do with tylenol laced with cyanide in the early '80s. it killed 7 chicago residents and was the first product tampering case. kaczinski grew up in the chicago area, his bombing attacks some of which coin sided with the tylenol killings killed three people and wound