cowardly people that used the cloak of night and large crowds to commit this type of vandalism. >> that's how oakland mayor libby shaft, describes the people who did this to downbusinesses during a protest last night. cars were set on fire and windows broken. today business owners are cleaning up the damage. pel low, i'm katie marzullo. and now to the cleanup that is underway. jonathan bloom is live at auto row in oakland. >> reporter: it's unusually quiet because a lot of the

dealerships and other businesses boarded up windows and sent employees home early. you can see what happened here 24 hours ago. this lot sustained most damage and those businesses are trying to avoid have this happen again with demonstrations planned this afternoon and this evening. we have video from 24 hours ago when this damage was actually being brought to these cars. demonstration that were faceful at first, turned violent after vandals hiding in the mob came out after dark and make this one of oakland's most destructive marches. hardest hit was these dealerships. he hundred -- city workers have been out helping businesses clean up the mess, specially the small family owned businesses that don't have this sort of cleanup in the budget. this morning the mayor and police chief spoke hoping to remind oakland that damage was called by -- >> a very small group of people with rocks in their pockets and

malice in their hearts disturbed what was otherwise a very positive day. >> there's no further damage. some windows broken. seems like somebody may have gotten in and messed with some of the property in there. it's a shame. it's a thrift store, and it employs special needs adults in the community. >> we feel we did a good job yesterday as far as protecting from theright. but did not go well in regard to protecting property. >> reporter: police say they've made 12 arrests and now they're asking the public to send them any video of the event that could actually help them make more arrests. the vandals were mainly anarchists and since their hostility was directed at police they were careful not to make arrests that could anger the crowd further. oakland public works will be out here to help businesses clean up and they'll stay here as long as tear needed.

>> a peaceful march so far in baltimore with thousands of protesters of city hall chanting no, justice no peace know racist police. they're calling it a victory rally. one day after the state's attorney general -- state's concern charged six officers with felons ranging from assault to involuntary manslaughter to second degree murder. in connection with the death of man they arrested. freddie gray died from supreme injuries a week after his arrest. the case provoked riots in the streets of baltimore and nationwide and became a rally cry against police brutality. >> in contra costa county, a driver faces vehicular manslaughter and dui charges after he intentionally drove into a crowd of people, killing one person. deputies responded to the la finca restaurant this morning and found nine people injured in the parking lot. one of the victims died at the hospital. investigators say the suspect, driving a truck, backed into a crowd at a high speed and also hit two other vehicles.

the suspect was detained by security before deputies arrived. pittsburg police believe a home owner shot and killed two people after interrupting a burglary. police responsibilitied to the shooting last night. the home wag targeted earlier in the week. officers arrested four people during a home invasion robbery. investigators do not know if the two incidents are related. condolences are pouring in for dave goldberg today. the ceo of survey monkey and the husband of facebook coo sheryl sandberg, goldberg died suddenly last newt at the age of 47. his brother robert, made the announcement on his facebook page, a cause of death was not mentioned. goldberg lived in men low park and had been ceo of survey monkey since 2009. facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg shared robert goldberg's post, adding that dave was an amazing person and i'm glad i got to know him. survey monkey released a

statement. dave's genius, courage and leadership were overshadowed only by his comp park, friendship and heart. his greatest love for his family. the ceo said he was the kindest, more generous, loving father loyal husband great ceo and sweetest friend. chelsea clinton said my thoughts thoughts and prayers are with sheryl and her children. the world is poorer for heirs loss. and david lee wrote so sorry to lose a close friend and big fan of the warriors today. the smallest player on the field with the biggest heard. that's how jordan only green's teammates described him during the first game bang. he was stabbed to death las uss. tiffani wilson was at the game today who family and friends celebrated jordy's life. >> one two three jordany. >> infectious enthusiasm. >> he used to --

>> energetic. >> he was every everywhere at the same time. >> and all ready to smile. >> we went, yeah. hike a have face. >> that's how jordan are's teammates and former coaches remember the little leaguer. jordy was stand stabbed to death. today jordy's team took the field for the first time since his death. before the game his siblings made a brief appearance and his dads said a few words. >> today over 300 people came to support the team, support the league, and just to support the baseball community. >> jordy's presence could be felt everywhere, from the chocked number 2 behind home plate to the sticker on every helmet. to his jersey pinned to the dugout fence. >> we have all been blessed by jordy and we'll always be in our dugout and analysis our lineup. >> jordy's teammates pulled ahead, winning 12-4. the giants showed they respected

the angels, especially the one looking down from above. >> i bet he is looking down on all of us right now with a great big smile from ear to ear. >> tonight the angels are headed to the stockton game where jordany dad will throw out the first pitch. >> still ahead at 5:00, big money fight. the millions being made and did flow mayweather ban reporters from the fight? britain has new princess. we'll have all the royal details. >> a bright but breezy start to the weekend and that wind has wiped out the summer warmth of last week, and will bring about a cooler tend the

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the technology of the 21st 21st century. the princess' birth announced by easel and by e-mail. kensington palace putting out the details. by afternoon big brother prince george arrived with dad, wearing matching blue sweaters and gave the crowd a shy with wave. >> i am a on a high now. >> even queen elizabeth appeared to be celebrating during an appearance saturday, dressed head to toe in pink. by early evening the couple and their new princess ready to head home. the world won't learn the little girl's name for a while yet but they do know she is making history because the recent rule change immediates that birth order now trumps gender and succession to the throne so the new princess is now fourth in line.

>> we're just hours away from one of the rich and most anticipated boxing matches ever elm thing fight between floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao is expected to generate a profit of $400 million. win or lose, mayweather is expected to earn $180 million, pacquiao 120 million. among the celebrity heavyweights watching the dual robert deniro michael jordan and tom brady. now, coming up at 11:00 pacquiao's bay area ties and his special connection to one local community. two female journalists claim mayweather's camp banned them from the boxing match. both reporters openly criticized mayweather on his domestic abuse record. michelle beatle, a journalist for espn and hbo tweeted, i along with rachel nichols have been banned from the mgm grand arena by the may weather camp. nick kell, a cnn sports anchor

tweet. the team told my producer the camp was blocking my credentials. the companied that handles mayweather's public relations disputes the claims saying both women are credentialed. a seven year cancer patient's wish comes true as he is sworn in as a police officer. >> and meteorologist drew tuma will have the accuweather

a hero's welcome at dallas police headquarters for five-year-old jack culverhouse. officers dressed at super heroes for the little boy who has an aggressive brain tumor on his brain stem and jack's great-grandfather who died in

201 was a 50-year veteran on the force and one of the officers captured in this famous photo of jack ruby. >> the beneficiary of our 0 love for the sacrifice billy made for this city. >> jack was sworn in as a dallas police officers as a thanks to this great-grandfather's legacy. the police achieved presented him with a uniform and badge, the same number as his great-grandfather, 1148. check of the weather now. over to drew to find out what is going on. i've been complaining about thursday's heat, so i think your forecast guess news for me. >> thought about you on thursday. wiping away the summer heat, and for the second half of the weekend, cooler but more spring-like numbers on the way. live doppler 7hd showing you out there right now we have generally tons of sunshine, but a pretty busy breeze at this hour. notice anywhere from 10 to 20 miles-per-hour with an onshore flow. so that's creating a wide range

in temperatures on this saturday afternoon. right along the coast we're dealing with cloud cover so half moon bay 55 degrees. downtown san francisco 58. more sunshine it's 77 in concord, 76 in danville. right now the wind is active so if you have plans outside tonight, the evening planner shows the sun going down at 8:01. and thought the evening that marine layer is going to deepen and that's going to push the fog inland. so by 11:00 fog across the bay. so layers are key. satellite and radar showing you there's an onshore flow keeping the fog at bee. the marine layer deepens because we have self areas of low pressure of the coast going to keep the wind pushing off from the east -- from the west to at the east and that pushes that fog inland. so our future fogcast will show

you tomorrow morning, 3:00 in the morning that fog will really spread everywhere. by 10:00, sunday morning that fog is going to push back first from the east bay, into the south bay. we start to see clearing but along the coast fog is still with us. by the afternoon everyone should break out for sunshine but the persistents westerly wind will keep us on the cool side. we have a beach hazard statement in effect through sunday night. we'll see a swell from the south. that means a higher risk of rip currents. so if you're headed to the beach tomorrow, make sure you are near lifeguards but the ocean current will be active. overnight lows, mainly cloudy skies, a chance to pick up a little drizzle along the coast. otherwise temperatures falling into the upper 40s to lower 50s. highs around the bay lots of sunshine in the south bay by the afternoon. 73, san jose. 72, santa clara. 71 sunnyvale. along the peninsula 72 redwood

city. 56, half moon buy. downtown san francisco 62 degrees afternoon sunshine. 70 for santa rosa. east bay in the 60s. 65 oakland, 69 union city, and one final stop. 79 pittsburg. if you're headed to the ballpark tomorrow breezy day but sunshine with upper 50s to lower 60s, the seven-day forecast shows you agree morning tomorrow and then a steady pattern, no moisture, no extreme heat, very spring-like the next seven days. >> we'll take it over to shu now. off to the races. >> 141st run for the roseses to at churchill downs otherwise known as the kentucky derby. one of the busiest weekendses for sport is can remember but we

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the most exciting two minutes in sports, the kentucky derby. a record crowd of 170,513 at churchill downs in louisville. two yearn-year-old american pharaoh the favorite. the start with no incident and with a huge 19-horse field sometimes luck is hormones an ability. dortmund takes the lead. >> it's american pharaoh in front. dortmund is third. american pharaoh has won the kentucky derby. >> the favorite wins the

kentucky derby in 2:03. trainer, bob baffert with his fourth derby win. let's head out a at&t park. the giants are 1-0 in may and with last night's rein over the angels, today tim hudson on the hill. met -- metallica day on the field today. albert pujols goes deep but the giants led 4-2. giants fought fire with fire. bottom half of the inning buster posey gets one back. check out the fan taking a tumble trying to get the ball. angels put together a rally in the ninth. run scores. 5-4. next batter matt joyce, a chance to tie it but hits the base runner on the leg. that's an out, more important he the final out. giants win 5-4.

now 2-0 in may. the warriors are tired of beating up on each other in practice, can't wait to get the second round series going tomorrow at oracle for game one against memphis. the grizzlies most physical team left in the west. a real test for draymond green and andrew bogut in the matchup. the grizzlies bring a different style, trying to slow down the pace and pay more halfcourt game. are the warriors excited to are physical series? >> by any means. rather have a shooting four-man. it's tough down there. come out of a series like this going 'obe an ice bath series. you have to be looking after your body and have a lot of bruises and scratches and that's the way it goes. >> game one tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. right here on abc7. followed by after the game. 'll be live for post game reaction and larry beil will be

in studio. >> the final day of the nfl date. niners took blake bell. mike davis, and bradley pinon in the sixth, and trenton brown, and tight end roy anderson, raiders took john felecia know in the fourth round. anthony morris and quarterback mcdonald went in the final round. congratulations and good luck to all as they chase their nfl dreams. we'll hear from the grizzlies at 6:00 p.m. with their thought on the series tomorrow and that will be a battle. >> we had our hats. i made you one too. i spent a lot of time on that. >> it won't hit. >> two reasons for a hat tonight. thank you. up next, the celebration today for book stores nationwide and across the bay area.

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calling dub nation. we want to see your warriors pride. we'll feature fan photos on air and on abc7news.com. use the hash tag dubs on 7. coming up at 6:00, railroad experts say their industry could help ease california's water crisis. the obstacles blocking the seemingly sensible option.

a utility company is now backing tesla's plan to get americans off the grid using home batteries. join us at 6:00. independent booksellers across the bay area have cause for celebration today. today is the nation's first independent book store day. those businesses have seen a growth in sales in the last three years. abc7 news was at pegasus books downtown in berkeley as they joined stores across the nation offering limited edition merchandize and author meet and greets. today is also california book store day if thought i was the last person buying actual books. >> i like to flip the book around, feel the cover. i like that too. >> we're all on the same page, wink, wink. that does it for us here at abc7 news. i'm katie marzullo, for drew and

shu, thank you for joining us, see you at 6:00. welcome to "world news tonight." out on bail. the six baltimore police officers charged and released. tonight, cheers on the streets as demonstrators demand justice but will the charges stick? match of the century. the man people love to hate versus the philippines golden boy, about to duke it out for the largest payday in sports history. online scams. the house listed for rent, the owner had no idea. the growing internet scheme. what you need to know to not fall prey. and royal arrival. >> it's a girl! it's a girl! >> britain celebrates a princess, just hours after her birth, already headed home. the very first closeup. what will her royal name be?