ence erupts and police are attacked. all this sparked by the death of a suspect in police custody. abc 7 news reporter liz harrington is live in the newsroom. >> reporter: things are so bad in baltimore the governor declared a state of emergency and he also activated the national guard who are there now and who will help enforce a 10:00 p.m. curfew later tonight. we have aerial shots. police officers are down there bracing for more possible riots later on today. a much different scene from last night. this was what it looked like. very chaotic when protests turned violent and destructive. several fires broke out. angry protesters rye yotd toiching police cars, and threw bricks. one -- 15 police officers were hurt. some hit by tossed bricks and bottles. two of them are being treated at a hospital. >> this is not protesting. this is not your first amendment

rights. this is just criminal acts doing damage to a community that is challenged in some ways that do not need this. >> reporter: the demonstrations were sparked from the death of 25-year-old freddie gray. his funeral was yesterday. he died in police custody. he suffered a spinal cord injury during his arrest and was not given immediate medical attention. his family meanwhile says they are disturbed by this violence. tonight's orioles-white sox game could be affected about because of safety issues and curfew. the game might be moved to a different location or played earlier in the day. thank you. many people in baltimore are not happy with the violence. that includes this mom who went after her son in the middle of the street. she apparently recognized him on tv even though he was wearing a mask. the mother has been hailed as a hero on social media. police commissioner anthony bass who you just saw there who used to be oakland's police chief

says he wished there were more parents like her out there. 100 protesters in oakland took to the streets last night in support of demonstrators in baltimore. it started at 6:30 and lasted two hours. it moved from the downtown area to i-80. they were prevented from getting on the freeway. the march was mostly peaceful. drummers and dancers joined at one point but there was a small fire set in the middle of the street at broadway and 17th. it was quickly put out and caused no damage. once the main group dispersed, a small group broke windows at a bar and sprayed graffiti on nearby businesses. we'll have continuing coverage of the baltimore riots on air and on line our coverage continues now on twitter and abc 7 news bay area. happening today, the u.s. supreme court will take up a

case that could legitimatize same-sex marriage in all 50 states. the issue whether or not same-sex couples have the constitutional right to marry. the high court will also explore whether states which do not support smarnlings must -- same-sex marriages, must recognize unions that are legal elsewhere. you may recall he was the one who touched off a national debate about same-sex marriage in 2004 as mayor of san francisco. he ordered city hall to begin issuing marriage licenses to same sex couples. he went against the advice of democratic party leaders at the time. 4:33 now, in nepal, the death toll continues to escalate. authorities say at least 4,400 are dead following saturday's powerful 7.8 magnitude

earthquake. the prime minister told reuters the death toll could reach 10,000. the united nations estimates 8 million people are affected and 1.5 million need food. hundreds of thousands are still sleeping outside without clean water or sanitation. so many relief flights are arriving at kathmandu airport it's creating major backups on the tarmac. organizers say 20,000 nepalese live in northern california. they gathered at a restaurant to hold a moment of silence and coordinate fundraising and relief efforts. >> whatever we can select to -- collect to send them. that's the reason why. >> it didn't hit me until i watched the news. all the places i grew up were in dust. we tried to contact our family. we couldn't get ahold of anyone. >> a separate vigil also was

also by a nepal group of >> we have a list of some of the organizations working in the area along with links to help you donate. stay with us for continuing coverage of the nepal earthquake on the air and on line at abc 7 news.com. get breaking news updates on twitter as well on nbc 7 news bay area. again here in the bay area, one person died and another in the hospital after the car they were in was hit by an emeryville bound amtrak train. the collision happened last night in unincorporated solano county. one person was ejected from the car that was hit. that person died. another person was trapped inside the mangled car. the person was flown to u.c. davis medical center in sacramento. a young accused of stabbing a nine-year-old boy to death in discovery bay has revealed his

motive. 18-year-old william schultz says he killed his best friend's brother to see what it was like. he says he was remorseful and wishes he hadn't done it. jordan omgren was stabbed inside his home on monday. the day before, the deputies received a mental health call from schultz's family. >> they determined he did not meet the criteria. you have to have some kind of threat to themselves or to others or that they are gravely disabled. >> schultz is being held at the martinez jail on $1 million. an elementary school teacher in the east bay who claims he was comforting students is facing criminal charges this morning. police say derek hunter inappropriately touched girls in his fourth grade class at lake elementary school in san pablo. the students say hunter would

have him sit on his lap. several girls reported to the principal who alerted police. the school informed parents about the investigation. officials will be at more than a dozens around california to assist students two days after corinthian colleges announced it was shutting down all 28 schools in the state. 16,000 students attend the colleges and vocational schools run by corinthian. san francisco's public utilities commissions is expected to approve a new set of mandatory water restrictions later today. the new measures are being proposed in direct response to the state's call to conserve more water because of the drought. outdoor watering is banned

hours after it rains. and water will only be served to guests when asked. water hogs in the east bay will be subject to new fines and penalties soon. a second reading will be held to increase fees for customers who use too much water. users have only conserved 6% of water this year. far short of the 20% goal of the district. they will consider $25 million to buy a one to two-month supply of water from three northern california water districts. big problems on 880 northbound this morning. >> major problems. a fiery 7-car pile-up on 880 knob on davis street. crews are on scene. we have all lanes shut down northbound 880 just past davis.

all traffic is being diverted off. no word on when things are going to reopen. this all started with a solo spin-out and other cars smashed into that car. you can see just all the damage that resulted. we do have multiple injuries. everyone has been taken to area hospitals right now. it doesn't sound like we have any southbound lanes shut down and northbound traffic being diverted at davis street. that means we've got big delays coming away from 238. right out of hayward you can see terrible traffic. 580 that would be another al nat route. all lanes shut down until further northbound, 880 at davis street. we're also getting another alert, another crash at willow. we have a wind advisory on the san mateo bridge. keep both hands on the wheel.

>> those breezes are bringing back cooler conditions. good morning. check out west portal. mission district, bayview downtown 51. we have low to mid 50s around the bay shore and into the south. santa clara at 54. we have 53 right now walnut creek and pleasant ton, to 48 in pet aluma. inland, 70 in the north way to 83 in the east bay. we'll be partly sunny along the coast. and those cool breezes will keep the bay around 64 to 75 as you head into the south bay where it is fairly cloudy this morning over 87. tomorrow is going to be a lot like today, morning clouds, afternoon sunshine, a few high clouds and look at the winds

reverse. near 90 inland 80s around the bay, and 60s near 70s along the coast. here's more news with kristen and eric. mike, thank you. california is a ballot initiative away from letting pot users light-up legally. next the plan being launched today to prepare san francisco for a marijuana gold rush. >> the warriors hit the court today for practice for their next playoff series. when fans with snag tickets for the hottest tickets in town. we'll keep y

4:43 open a tuesday morning. in the east bay, voters have rejected a ballot measure that would could have kept two fire districts open.

53% voted against the proposal that would have generated more than $20 million over five years for the fire department. officials say station 54 in brentwood will remain closed and station 94 in nightton will also close very soon. that will leave the county with three remaining fire stations in oakley, discovery bay and brentwood. four firefighter positions will be eliminated by july 1st. scott wiener will propose a panel to deal specifically with marijuana legalization. all the issues will be dealt with should pot be legalized. there will be a proposition to legalize pot by 2016. 4:44. let's talk about the hottest ticket in town. this morning the warriors will hold another practice at the

team's training facility in preparation for the western conference semifinal. >> that's right, the second round of the playoffs beginning sunday in oracle arena. if it goes to seven games, they will play game one against the winner on tuesday. if the warriors win eight more games in the playoffs, then they will be in the nba finals exclusive here on abc 7. and our live coverage begins on june 4th. tickets go on sale tomorrow season ticket holders have first priority or you can join 12,000 others on a priority waiting list. those tickets will be available tomorrow afternoon. you can also join the warrior insiders and maybe get tickets thursday morning. if there are any left, they will go on sale thursday afternoon. and thanks to the a change of plans for bart. they have called off the weekend's closure because the

doefs may have a home playoff game. the next closure will be may 9th through the 10th. we've had a sig alert on 880 that's been in effect for an hour and a half. >> we've also gotting another one. so two sig alerts. >> there's home in on san leandro. it was involving at least seven vehicles. five of which which are completely totaled. one which just erupted in flames. we have multiple injuries as well as a result. traffic is stopped at davis. they are slowly taking cars off. it's going to be a long investigation. no word on when lanes will reopen. you can reenter at 98 to get back on the freeway. you might be better off to take 580. trucks are going to be allowed to take 580. we have another sig alert, three lanes are currently shut down

right now due to two car crash also involving a car fire eastbound side of 80 at willow avenue. we were seeing delays as a result. we do have lanes that can squeeze by. here's a look right now. drive time traffic, 580. concord, 14 minutes and right into san francisco, a short 17-minute commute. mike. thank you very much. let's take a be look at live doppler 7 hd. we have thick clouds across the coast. look out for some drizzle along the coast and if you drive up into the clouds it will definitely be damp. we have three mile visibility santa rosa and half moon bay. throughout the morning you can see the fog -- clouds getting thicker and more widespread. it's going to take till about 11:00 to noon to get it completely erased from our inland neighborhoods in most of

the bay. notice along the coast it will start to clear from north to south but may never leave the peninsula coast clean there. 50s, around the bay, 80s, go out highway 4 and into the central valley. everybody else in the low to mid 70s until you get to los at 75. we'll drop down to 65 and breezy conditions by the time you get to melbright. half moon bay 59. pacifica 57. mid 60s downtown, south san francisco. with that breeze definitely not going to be as warm as it was around noon yesterday before that big 20-degree drop happened in the afternoon hours. we'll have low to mid 70s through both of the north bay. santa rosa could jump up to 79. mid to upper 60s around the

oakland shore. and inland, here are your 80s, fairfield, fairfield,antioch. going to the game, bundle up. dropping down to 55 the angels in town to take on the a's. we'll have mid 40s to low 50s. here's my seven-day forecast. tomorrow almost a carbon copy of today and then look at that wind shift. it's temperatures in the 70s along the coast, 80s and 90s along the rest of us. it's dry all seven days. it's 4:49. apple pay is getting a huge boost from best buy. tim cook says the retail chain will accept payments through apple pay. best buy will allow its customers to pay using their iphone or apple watch in the

retailers physical stores. best buy had backed an alternative payment system. apple pay launch last fall and will soon have the support of all four major credit card plans. social giants are adding new features to their apps. >> facebook is taking and face time. they will be able to make face-to-face calls free of charge right from their iosand device. >> you'll have the ability to attach attach hash tags to photos and images. tech experts are giving the apple watch ultimate durability tests like that. my goodness. this one showing a guy smashing the watch with a mallet and would you be not a mark on the

thing. >> then the man drives over the watch with a car. that did the trick. sort of. the watch's face unscathed. i wish the same were true with ipads. 4:51 another sign of the times. the bay area institution being forced out after more than 100 years in the same building. as we head to break, we leave you with abc 7 news now looking live at a cruise ship on san francisco bay there from our em bar ka darrow camera there.

a san francisco jeweler is leaving the building named after it because the rent is too high. shreef and suspect is looking for a new home. they moved there in 1906.

harry winston offered more for the shreeve building than they want to pay to stay there. >> the sign of the times in san francisco. no business is immune to that. >> they will remain at its current location until the middle of next year. our time now is 4:54 zp boy we've got two sig alerts in the east bay. a tough commute there. >> this is in san leandro. it happen around 3:02. multiple vehicle were involved here. at least five of them were totaled. about seven vehicles total were involved. ten miles per hour is going to be your speeds right now because all lanes have been shut down. right now they are taking cars off at davis and back on at 98 but your best bet would be 580. i'm going to take you to the other sig alert at willow

avenue. also a fiery crash and we do have three lanes blocked. one gets by, mike. vendors get your sweat shirts ready. we've got a cruise ship in town. it's going to be cool today. 9 to 16 degrees cooler. look how low the cloud deck is from our emeryville taking over the top of the eastern span of the bay bridge. tree, poll lens, is going to be high. juniper, grass, pollen, 86 l.a. sunny and 71 in tahoe. almost a record high. it's 4:55. history will be made today when japan's prime minister shinzo abe will address congress on capitol hill. later today he will hold a

joint rose garden news conference with president obama. and ton the white house will hold a state dinner his honor. abe heads to california later this week. first to los angeles and san francisco. he will meet with railway officials in order to market rail cars to california. a texas a&m professor has failed his entire class. he informed his students by email. he says students have cheated, acted inappropriately in class, have spread rumors about his wife on line. students were shocked. administrators said the failing grades won't stick. a substitute will fill in for the rest of the semester. german auto maker audi definitely knows where the money is. >> it's a rental on zmand for

demand for san franciscons. it's line. renters can have a couldn't see -- couldn't -- concierge deliver it to their doors. police protests turn violent. next on -- at 5:00 the impact it's having on the city. south bay lawmakers will be pitching in sacramento today. we're going to leave you with the eastern span of the bay bridge. it looks like some cloudiness out there at the top

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good tuesday morning to you. it's 5:00 a.m. and it's already busy on the highways out there. thank for being here. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm kristen sze. we have two sig alerts on the east bay. >> that's right. i'm going to get to the first one. the first one is on san leandro on 880. a fiery crash took place involving multiple vehicle and multiple injuries as well. we hear at least three games are going to be -- three lanes are going to be swept, but they have called for a sweeper truck to help clean up this mess, but the