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tragedy in livermore this evening. at least two people were killed. a woman and a 14-month-old baby girl when a car plowed into a backyard party at an apartment complex. it happened just before 7:00 tonight. the speeding vehicle missed a turn before ramming into the people at the party. the police arrested the driver on suspicion of drunk driving. we'll have more later in the newscast. now to tonight's other top story. >> it doesn't make any sense. >> we did not do as good of a job as we should have. >> tough words in oakland after one of the most destructive marches in recent history and

today crews began to clean up the damage. abc 7 reporter jonathan bloom spend the weekend among the wreckage. >> businesses on auto row aren't taking chance. >> there were boards on it and damage done. >> reporter: this is one of the many buildings that were damaged. >> a very small group of people with rocks in their pockets and malice in their hearts disturbed what was otherwise a positive day in oakland. >> reporter: the mayor and police chief spoke at a press conference. the vandals weren't with the may day protesters. >> we don't know who they are. >> reporter: when she is not marching she works at this kfc, heavily damaged in the chaos. >> i don't want to see my community and workplace look like this.

you have to explain to the customers what's going on. >> reporter: perhaps the worst destruction was at this hyundai dealership. >> doesn't make any sense. it makes no difference. >> reporter: police admit they could have done better. >> we feel we did a good job protecting human life. however did not go well in regard to protecting property. >> reporter: public works crews are helping merchants clean up. >> we will be helping with litter. >> reporter: and police have made 12 arrests they are asking the public for video of the march to identify more suspects. jonathan bloom abc 7 news. a rall in in baltimore drew thousands of protesters chanting no justice, no peace. the charges they are facing

coming up later this hour. pittsburg police are looking to the deaths of two people, possibly attempting to burglarize a house when the homeowner shot and killed them. it happened here just after 9:00 last night. officers arrested four people during a home invasion robbery at the same address this week. the driver of a truck is in jail tonight accused of backing to a crowd of people in a bay point parking lot. it happened at 2:00 a.m. sheriff's deputies have not released the driver's identity but say the driver was driving at high speeds when it happened. the suspect hit two cars before being detained by security. a viewer shared this video with us a car overturned and landed on the sidewalk along a steep block of broadway in

russian hills just after 9:00. investigators searching for clues after an oakland police officer escaped injury in a crash this evening. a silver suv collided with the patrol vehicle at 17th and castro streets. it is unclear which driver was at fault. now to that big fight in las vegas that has everyone talking. seats going for thousands of dollars. manny pacquiao versus floyd mayweather. a woman in san francisco says that pacquiao is like a son to her. >> reporter: this mayweather-pacquiao match-up is a huge deal for the filipino community across the bay area. but this woman remembers him from 14 years ago when he first came to the united states.

from the moment the first punch was thrown one woman at this house party was nervous. >> previous fight i don't watch because i'm scared. but this time i want to watch. >> reporter: like many filipino homes in the bay area, this family did more than just come together to watch a boxing match. they threw a party to celebrate a national icon. but for them this is more special. >> he is like my son now. he live in my house. >> reporter: back in 2001 when manny pacquiao first came to the united states she hosted the then unknown fighter in her home for a month. now he is is in a match-up worth hundreds of millions of dollars. >> he came from humble beginnings and is now someone really big.

>> reporter: barry is the co-owner of a restaurant in south san francisco and a pacquiao fan. he shelled out more than $7000 to host a 300 person viewing event and sold out tickets two weeks ago. for home subscribers $100 was the going rate. in the end, it didn't turn out the way she hoped. >> heart-breaking but he did his best. >> reporter: but she is proud of pacquiao and so is everyone else here. and she says her husband would have really been proud of pacquiao. he took a special liking to the fighter when he first came here. her husband passed away in 2009. reporting live in san francisco abc 7 news. >> thank you. silicon valley and beyond is reeling from the unexpected death of a tech executive. dave goldberg, husband of facebook coo sheryl sandberg was

47 years old. >> reporter: he was on a vacation vacation when he died on friday. no one is saying how he died but friends and family are turning to social media to share their grief. his death was announced on facebook and he is asking friends and family to post memories to dave's facebook page. goldberg and sandberg have two children. online tributes are pourg in. zuckerberg posted dave is an amazing person. the sales force ceo tweeted goldberg was the kindest most generous loyal husband and sweetest friend. robin roberts tweeted sad to hear dave goldberg as died. goldberg joined survey monkey in 2009. he started launch media.

survey monkey released this statement. his courage and leadership were overshadowed by his competition, friendship and heart. his greatest love was for his family. sheryl sandberg flew back to the u.s. this morning and is requesting privacy. a little league baseball team returned to the field six days after losing one of their own. a nine-year-old was stabbed to death on sunday morning. his spirit filled a baseball field where family and friends honored the angel's prayer during a game against the giants. they placed his name and numbers on shirts behind home plate batter's hats and the dugout. >> we have been blessed by jordy. >> i bet he is looking down right now with a big smile from ear to ear. >> jordy's father threw out the first pitch.

18-year-old william schultz is charged with his murder. the warriors are getting ready for game one in the second round of the nba playoffs. game one is tomorrow at 12:30 in the afternoon. join larry beal nate thurman for post game reaction. still to come a fight brewing between santa clara youth soccer players and the 49ers. and i'm abc 7 meteorologist fog is setting up shop and the sea breeze is kicking in. i'll have the numbers in the accuweather forecast. the long awaited

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a princess is born. prince william and kate showing off their newborn girl shortly after the duchess gave birth this morning. and the united kingdom is celebrating. bob woodruff is in london with more. >> reporter: meet the newest member of the british royal family. the duke and duchess of cambridge emerging hours after the birth of their second child. kate smiling wearing a yellow and white dress. the girl wrapped in a yellow and white blanket.

after just a couple minutes and a few waves the trio walked back inside. the baby girl's arrival came with all the pomp and circumstance of the royal tradition blended with the technology of the 21st century. the birth announced by easel and by e-mail. kensington palace putting out the details on twitter. by afternoon big brother prince george arrived with his dad wearing matching blue sweaters and giving the crowd a shy wave before meeting his new sister. >> the princess has given birth to the little girl. i'm ecstatic now. >> reporter: even queen elizabeth appeared to be celebrating on saturday dressed head to toe in pink. by early evening the couple and their new princess, ready to head home. now the world won't learn the

girl's name for a while yet. but she is making history. a rule change means that birth order now trumps gender. the princess is now fourth in line. bob woodruff, abc news london. >> it bumps prince harry to fifth in line of succession. youth soccer players and their families want changes in the smoking policy at levi's stadium. they want them to move the smoking area or ban smoking at the stadium altogether. because the smoking section right now is next to the soccer fields. smoking happens to be banned at the soccer complex and in the seating areas of levi's stadium. when death comes knocking she shows up. tomorrow night at 11:00. >> i just wanted to kind of fit in. and i wanted to go in there and do my job but there was a lot of attention drawn to the fact that i was there.

>> being a homicide detective is mostly a man's job. meet the bay area woman who broke through the glass ceiling and why she thinks women should be on the case. her story tomorrow night at 11:00. right now we are going in for a check of the forecast. drew, tell me the heat is gone. >> for the time being. we're not tracking summer like heat like we had thursday and friday. a cooling trend arrived today. live doppler 7 hd shows we are dry up above. but a live look from emeryville looking at the skyline of san francisco you will notice that the marine layer fog is pushing inland and that breeze will be with us overnight pushing the fog around the bay. many spots waking up to a gray start for your sunday. it felt cooler today compared to

thursday and friday. oakland was one degree shy of the average and san jose coming in one better than the average of 73. spring-like on this saturday although cooler than the previous week. outside we go. 50s across the board. 53 in oakland and san francisco. 56 in san jose. napa currently at 50 degrees. we have a blocking pattern in place in the atmosphere. high pressure in control. and that's giving us a deeper marine layer as we speak. the fog will be more prevalent tomorrow morning than this morning. future weather tomorrow morning 3:00 the fog certainly around much of the bay. by 10:00 tomorrow morning we'll see peeks of sunshine in the east bay and south bay but on the coast the fog will linger the longest. but the afternoon everyone should break out for sunshine but the easterly wind will keep the locations on the coast only in the 50s. on the coast we have an active

ocean current tomorrow. the beach hazard statement for the south and southwest facing beaches. so a good idea to swim near the life guards are you're going in the ocean. the fog moving in. upper 40s on the coast to low and mid-50s around the bay. highs for sunday, 73 in san jose. 71 in sunniville. along the expense peninsula in san francisco, 62. in the north bay, 50s on the coast. a mixture of 60s and 70s. 71 the high in napa. in the east bay 6 in san leandro. and one last stop. 79 in pittsburg and up to 73 in concord. tomorrow it's a gray morning for most. the fog burns off first in the

east bay and south bay and the coast should see sunshine. it is cooler for everybody on monday. the sea breeze with us. and the extended forecast, a steady pattern of sunshine, no extreme heat and unfortunately no rain in early may. >> very mild. still to come on abc 7 news at 11:00, a place to get your art fix. the unique works and why thousands are coming to the

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techniques and charcoal drawings. it continues tomorrow from noon to 6:00. is it not likely a man in washington state trying to do anything artsy with this move. the shirtless man with a hammer climbed up a basketball hoop in seattle and got stuck. you see him thrashing around at times dangling just by one foot. nearly a dozen cops looked on as he tried to free himself but two firefighters used a ladder to cut down the net and free the man. the police are determining what charges he will face. illegal dangling by a basketball hoop? >> and ten local seattle policeman. >> i'm guessing one showed up and is like you have to come and check this out. it's kind of a sports story. >> the fight of the century in vegas between floyd mayweather

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tonight in las vegas the richest fight in boxing history was going to have problems living up to the hype no matter the result. pacquiao had an unofficial 3-2 lead after five rounds. and mayweather slowed the fight down working the jab. floyd won rounds 7 through 9 and round 12 and wins an unanimous decision improve to 48-0. retains the self proclaimed self boxer ever.

let's go to at&t park where the giants are now 2-0 in may with their second straight win over the angels. tim hudson on the hill. metallica day at the park. tim hudson a solid outing. seventh inning pujols goes deep. buster ball game. get that run back. his fourth of the year. look at the fan who goes tumbling. angels rally in the ninth. two outs. right back up the gut on casilla. run scores. made it 5-4. matt joyce hits the base runner. and that is an out. more importantly the final out. now 2-0 in may. a's hosted by the rangers dog day at the park. billy burns lays down the bunt.

the catcher throws it away. and the score is 4-3 a's. same inning josh reddick, a three-run shot. a's led 7-3. but the rangers battle back. three-run shot of his own. game tied at 7. they go to extras. texas loaded up the bases. rangers go on to win it 8-7. 141st running of the kentucky derby. and this 19-hours field sometimes luck is more important than ability. one of the favorites, dortmund takes the lead. >> american pharoah, firing line dortmund. coming to the finish, american pharoah and victor espinoza has won. >> the favorite wins the derby.

the vocationally winning his third derby. bob baffert with his fourth derby victory. the warriors tips off tomorrow. i'll be live at oracle for post-game reaction. hope to see you then and we'll have a preview later in the newscast. >> i love seeing the tall guys in the newsroom. still to come, the victory rally in baltimo

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in tonight's headlines, sheriff's deputies believe a speeding driver crashed into a crowd in a restaurant parking lot, killing one person. eight others went to the hospital. witnesses say the driver backed into the group in in bay point at 2:00 this morning and the driver is in jail tonight. in oakland, residents, merchants and police agree that the damage from the protests is among the worst they've seen. it happened when a peaceful march turned violent last night. a 10:00 p.m. curfew is in effect in baltimore for a fifth straight night. there were more protests today in baltimore but some of the anger seems to have softened.

abc news reporter jim ryan explains. >> reporter: on the streets, thousands marched peacefully. earlier what might have been a day of rage mellowed into a day for protesters to take stock and take satisfaction. this poster shows fists unclenched to spell out the word love. >> we have probable cause to file criminal charges. >> these police officers are accused in fredity gray's death. three whites and three blacks. >> everybody needs to settle down. >> reporter: the 25-year-old gray died of a severe spinal injury after his arrest. the driver of the police fan faces the most serious charge of murder with a possible 30-year sentence if convicted. officer miller and nero each

face charges of second degree assault. officer porter and white face charges of involuntary manslaughter among others. a few protesters were arrested saturday night. jim ryan, abc news, baltimore. new york city police arrested a man they believe shot one of their officers this evening. the officer is in critical condition after being shot in the face. other officers rushed him to the hospital in a patrol car. the suspect was hiding a handgun in his waistband. humanitarian workers are more worried about diseases spreading in nepal a week after a massish earthquake. the death toll stands at 7,000 people. the earthquake has effected more than 8 million people. that is more than a quarter of

nepal's population. recovery teams want more helicopters to reachitised mountain villages. native americans in california are protesting the pope's plan to cannonize a franciscan missionary. the pope says he will elevate him to sainthood this fall. protesters say the pope should instead criticize sera for his role in wiping out native populations. >> and because of that, i personally can't see someone who started a system like this worthy of being cannonized. >> i believe he was a very, very good person in a very, very bad situation and that situation was a sticking rotting institution that we known as colonialism.

>> the pope says that he defended the natives against the colinizers. a celebration for independent book sellers in the bay area. abc 7 news was at pegasus books downtown in berkeley as they joined 400 other stores offering limited edition merchandise to customers and meet and greets with authors. hundreds showed up for an early cinco de mayo celebration to commemorate the mexican army's unlikely victory against french forces in 1862. mexican americans view the fifth of may as a source of pride. just ahead, a 7-year-old cancer patient's wish comes true as he is sworn in as a police officer. we have the meaning behind his badge. billions of dollars follow

flow through crowd funding websites every year but no one tracks where it is going. a gray start to the sunday morning. but a

÷h orter jonathan bloom is live at the scene of a horrific fate faital accident. what can you tell us? >> reporter: it is a difficult

scene to look at. that car stuck in the backyard and one victim's body may still be stuck under the car. this happened at 7:00 in the afternoon. and four hours later the scene is packed still with police and investigators. police do have a man in custody in connection with this incident. he is 35 years old and charged with gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. witnesses say he appeared to have lost control of the vehicle when it flew off the road and the car struck a woman and her 14-month-old baby girl and injured two little boys 6 and 7 years old. police and witnesses say the driver was not in any shape to be behind the wheel. >> the first officers on scene saw signs of intoxication. it will be a while before we talk about what we know. >> i was in my window and i saw the car passing by and it was going really fast.

and out of nowhere, the box of cables and the guy's backyard. >> the witnesses pulled the driver out of the vehicle until the law enforcement got here. >> reporter: as you can imagine the crash has caused quite a disturbance. murrieta road is closed. the coroner has not released the names of the two people who died in this crash. jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. other news now, crowd funding is fast becoming the most popular way to raise money for a good cause and millions of people are handing over money. but what happens once you donate? michael finney investigates. >> reporter: this massive fire on mission street left 40 people homeless in january. >> a go fund me campaign to raise money -- >> that is abc 7 news

encouraging you to donate to a crowd funding campaign for residents who lost everything. >> i expected to raise a few thousand dollars. >> reporter: zack happened by on his bicycle when fire swept the building. he was upset that gawkers were filming instead of helping. he started the go fund me drive. and suddenly he had $180,000. >> it blew my mind. i guess i never realized the power of just -- onmine fundraising. >> reporter: he also didn't realize the responsibility. >> i had people e-mailing for my credentials, who am i, what do i do? why am i doing this? it got so overwhelming that i realized that these people's concerns are valid. >> online fundraising flat forms are so new there is no meaningful

meaningful auditor looking at where the money goes. >> reporter: no one in government issing look at what happens to the blood cells of dollars generated online. and it is expected to more than double to $35 billion this year. charitable trust attorney says donors also may not realize the sites may a profit off their gifts. go fund me takes 5% of each donation. together they took $16,000 of the donations intended for the victims of that mission street fire. the company says the fees keep the platform running. >> the fees are a tremendous disappointment. >> reporter: gabriel works for the mission economic partnership foundation. >> how do we make sure that families with more children are

treated fairly or single mothers. there's no rules. >> reporter: they had to distribute $165,000. a couple of con artists tried to claim they lived in the building. but zack handed out checks ranging from 6,000 to $40,000 to victims. >> god bless them. >> reporter: like this couple you used their gift for clothes, a bed, tv and dining table as they bunk temporarily. zack says he hopes it was fair but wants to know sure. >> there should be a discussion about the vetting process that crowd funding sites use to make sure that people are not taking advantage of the technology. >> reporter: a few out and out ripoffs have been arrested for fraud. but those cases are rare and a fair cry from honest work of folks like zack. i'm michael finney.

7 on your side. a hero's welcome for 7-year-old jack. officers dressed as superheroes for the little boy. jack's great grandfather was a 50-year veteran on the force and one of the officers captured in the photo of jack ruby shooting lee harvey oswald in 1963. >> the beneficiary of our love for the sacrifice that billy made for this season. >> jack was sworn in as a dallas police officer. the police chief presented him with a uniform and badge, the same number as his great grandfather, 1148. send it back over to drew now. a last check of the forecast. what is in store? >> a cooler end to the weekend. we have dry skies. and the look of weather it is quiet. rain in the four corners.

but you look east and a lot of sunshine in the south. memphis, 83 degrees. and boston up to 68 degrees for sunday. in california tomorrow a lot of sunshine. 84 in sacramento, 72 in l.a. up to 95 in palm springs. in the bay area sunshine in most spots. the only exception is along the coast. 62 in san francisco. up to 73 in san jose and 71 in napa. you notice tomorrow it is a gray start for most. the sunshine break out in the east and south bay. on the coast, cooler. it's a sunny steady dry pattern through next weekend. do we need to be nervous about the warriors? >> i don't think so. they have game one against the grizzlies. and could harriso

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and it's got a new bacon buddy. they're both fired-up with spicy crispy chicken sliced jalapeños and ghost pepper ranch sauce. you've. been. warned. warriors and grizzlies play tomorrow at oracle arena. who will be the x factor? could it be harrison barnes? our -- >> reporter: what has it been? is it defensively is the ball

just not coming to you? >> i just missed shots. each of the games it was something in each game. but in the playoffs you put that behind you and how good can you be that day. >> vince carter unc guy harrison barnes unc guys you exchange messages with him yet? >> he has been a great vet to me. when i came into the league he helped me out. it will be fun to go against him in the playoffs. >> you specifically, what do you expect to get out of the series. i know you don't care about the numbers but you want to be a vital part of this. >> the biggest thing is going to be defensively. going to have to defend a lot of positions whether it's the threes, twos ones being locked in on that. the warriors are ready to rumble after beating each other up in practice they can't wait

to get going tomorrow. the grizzlies are the most physical team left in the west. down in the paint, it will be a test for green and bogut in this match-up. so we asked andrew bogut if he is ready to get physical. >> i would rather have a shooting match-up. it is going to be a nice series where you have to look out for your body and have a lot of bruises and scratches and that's the way it goes. >> the grizzlies took the floor at oracle. >> we are down. we have to work harder because we don't have as much talent as far it has scoring wise. we have to outwork the other team and be more physical than

the other team. >> game seven, clippers and spurs, chris paul playing on one leg, buzzer beater. l.a. up one after three quarters. 5 seconds left. paul drives high off the glass. and the clippers win with houston up next. the caps and rangers. ovechkin goes between two defenders, shoots from his knees and in. the series is tied at 1 heading back to d.c. final day of the nfl draft. in the fourth round the niners took a tight end and a running back, wide receiver and a punter and kicker. and offensive guards for the raiders, in the fourth round they have an offensive lineman. and of course, wide receiver in the seventh round.

arena football. sabercats and rattlers. 45 yards for the touchdown. behind the play myers is down. he was hit hard and injured his neck. he would leave on a stretcher. no word on his condition. the sabercats win it and are 6-0. in golf jim furyk to win the hole. he will face the winner of paul casey and mcilroy. rory on 10 to win the hole and get within 1. they are all square after 21 holes. they continue at 6:45 a.m. warriors-grizzlies right here tomorrow. stick around after the game. i will see you at oracle. it will be an interesting match-up. a different team than they played in new orleans and i

thought series meaning they would have ice on their joints because that is how memphis plays. they call the arena the grind house. >> it will be an interesting series. and warriors haven't played in a week. >> sounds like another big fight. >> yeah. >> we have had plenty of that. >> fighting is never the answer. >> that is it for tonight. we continue tomorrow morning at 5:00. thanks very much for joining us. the news continues now online twitter, facebook and your ♪ we came in station wagons, campers, on planes to see what walt had built. ♪ forever young ♪ and what we found was a place that was always growing, but never grew old. ♪ forever young ♪ and now comes a celebration 60 years in the making. the disneyland diamond celebration. ♪ may you stay ♪ with dazzling, new experiences for the young ♪ may you stay ♪ and the young at heart. ♪ forever young ♪ come remember that feeling. ♪ forever young ♪ come feel forever young.

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