we pay for these. we have right to be in them. >> after this in oakland say they plan to defy an order about protests by the city. hello, i'm katie marzullo. oakland's mayor is cracking down on nighttime marchs in an effort to stop vandalism, requiring protesters to stay on sidewalks after sunset. the effort is being met with resistance and questions about its legality. cornell bernard spoke with both the protester and the mayor's office and has this report from oakland. >> reporter: sky 7hd was overhead as more than 100 demonstrators marked peacefully on the oakland police

department. the group was blocked bay row of police who disbursed the'm crowd with flash bangs. those who refused to leave was cited be police. >> people were outraged. >> reporter: the she says the mayor has no right to keep protesters off the street at night. >> she ran to govern a up to at that time celebrates resistance and social justice. she opportunity get to crush it. >> reporter: the classrooms been under pressure to protect property from destruction and vandalism after some demonstrators shattered windows. the mayor's office says there has nonabout change to any city policy designedded to prohibit peaceful protest but we're making better use of existing policy and laws. >> rachel letterman, who happened oakland create a crowd control policy, calls the new tact unlawful. >> the police have drastically

changed their policy over the last few nights and this actually violate as federal court order, and we're going to be seeking to reverse that. >> reporter: small business owner supports free speech but says the vandalism must stop. >> my heart goes out to especially the banks and a lot of these shops that get hit that are privately owned. people who are doing this damage don't even know the neighborhood. >> reporter: activists say the nighttime marches will continue inch oakland, abc7 news. >> a fire drove 12 people from their homes in san jose this more than. the fire department photographer provided this video of firefighters battling flames. the fire broke out in carport. investigators are working to fine out what sparked the fire around 5:00 this morning. nobody was hurt. the red cross is helping the resident. flames reduced an abandoned

building in vallejo to charred rubble today. it took three dozen firefighters an hour and a half to get the flames under control at this commercial building. the single story building has been unoccupied for at least a year but homeless people were known to stay there. >> primary search, and then we went into a defensive operation. >> no one was injured. firefighters say fighting the flames was challenging because the building bass -- was boarded up. >> details on the oil spill off the santa barbara county coast. since the beginning of the response cleanup crews have collected just under 9500-gallons of an oily water mick tour. the pipeline spilled 105,000-gallons of crude on tuesday. one sea lion and five pelicans have died. nine other oil soaked pelicans are being treated. a washing from a pet owner

san mateo county who says a mountain lion attacked her cat friday in the clipper ridge neighborhood. the cat was attacked on the street and is recovering from surgery to repair torn muscles in his neck. his owner sent pictures of her pet before the attack. the mountain lion or bobcat took out without being seen. some good news for commuters. caltrans expects the san mateo bridge to re-open on time 5:00 tomorrow morning after a major construction project. workers are in the final stages of repaving the lanes. when the finish they will have replaced hundred thousand square photo of pavement. drivers can expect quieter and smoother ride thanks to a surface developed by caltrans engineers. >> the polyester concrete has been successful on bridge decks especially steel decks. it's a sealant. helps to keep the steel deck from being corroded and also

just provides very solid quiet and smooth ride for drivers. >> caltrans will spend the next few hours painting lane markers along the span. happening today, muni passengers may notice some new. the agency laurened a feature called double stopping, designed to help riders get to destinations faster. two trains now let riders off simultaneously at montgomery paul and civic center stations after passengers get on the first train, the second train pulls forward to allow customers to board. double stopping will we used during times of heavy congestion. at least one death is blamed tonight on severe weather in texas, and three people are missing in central texas, where hundreds of homes have been destroyed by flood waters. record-breaking rainfall is flooding areas of the southern plains states and take a look at the damage at an apartment complex in houston where a moderate tornado hit this morning.

abc news reporter phillip menna has a look at the storms. >> reporter: it can happen in a matter of seconds. >> we are making rope blankets to hang out the window in case we needed to get on to the roof. >> rising water dark, dangerous and filled with debris. >> water is moving fast. a lot of water both through too dark. >> reporter: rescue crews forced to navigate through murky mud full of tree branches pipes, refrigerators. >> moved 30 plus people up to higher ground. >> reporter: severe storms hit areas in central oklahoma and texas hard overnight pass. sive wedge toward cut the fraidy county near oklahoma city. people waking up to scenes like this. an apartment complex in houston shredded by an ef-1 tornado. everything from couches to mattresses blown into the parking lot. by daylight helicopters joined the search effort. >> called them over and over. are you okay? are you okay? he was like, i don't know if i'm going to make it.

i love you. >> more than 50 rescues alone. >> i'm astonished. i am in disbelief. >> reporter: the force of the flooding brought down bridges washed out roads, cut off communities and swept away entire homes. >> this is what they're saying. >> for so many people this is their new reality. living in evacuation centers. >> all the padding we have, cheerleading mats but other than that, we don't have cots. >> we are hoping our house is still intact somewhat. but we have neighbors that have lost everything. >> reporter: they may have to keep waiting. some rivers are not expected to fall below flood stabling until late monday. abc news, hayes county, texas. >> a new supporter came forward in the effort to build a warriors arena in mission bay. the san francisco chronicle reports ucsf chancellor, sam

hard goode is onboard with the arope na as long as it doesn't interfere with the safety of the medical center patients and staff. warriores hope to relocate and open by 2018. ahead, a new worry tonight for thousands of survivors of the nepal earthquake. plus celebrity support for nepal, susan sarandon's request to help the quake-ravaged nation. a high-flying opportunity at a memorial event goes terribly wrong. >> i'm frances dinglasan, it was a cool and blustery day in some parts of the bay area and we have a warmup in store for us with the accuweather forecast. i'll let you know where and when we'll see the 80s return in temperatures coming up. >> the abc 7 weather

thousands of people fled in nepal after the victim was blocked by a landslide. two powerful earthquakes devastated nepal killing nearly 8700 people. the quakes and aftershocks triggered several landslide. actress susan sarandon arrived in nepal and urged tourists to return and people should make reservations to travel to nepal after the rainy season end inside september. >> that's the next wave to get people to think of nepal not as an ongoing disaster but as a

country that has found its way back and has many monuments that haven't fallen and many beautiful areas that can still be safe. >> she is in nepal for five days staying with nuns at at a buddhist monastery and an orphanage. >> so many people want to support relief and recovery efforts in nepal. if you want to donate text nepal to 90999 to contribute $10, or call 1-800-red cross. >> his story inspired millions and now the world is mourning the death of nobel prize winner john nash nash and his wife died in a traffic accident in new jersey last night. nash sat down for an interview with spencer christian in 2002. the interview following the movie "a beautiful mine" detailing nash's life long struggle with schizophrenia.

the 86-year-old spent most of his career at a math that particulars at princeton. up next, the key to living a long healthy life. >> i'll drink a beer once in a while. >> there you go. we'll entity in advice from this local veteran who is celebrating his 100en in burgday today. he talk busy life in the military and how he has stayed so healthy. looking live outside gray, chilly day. fine out when spring-like temperatures will

breaking news right now in san jose. live pictures for you. this is a bush fire near the east ridge mall. we understand embers blowing over a nearby mobile home park so the fire department is sending crews to protect that

area. if you're on the road or someone is on the road this fire is impacting capital expressway police shut down both directions of east capital expressway so the fire broke out just around 4:30 this evening and is burning in a field near the east ridge mall. we're keeping an eye on the situation and will have more at 6:00. the skydiver injured in a memorial day event. take a look. winds appear to have cared the skydiver off course ask into powerlines yesterday in tennessee. the man was airlifted to the hospital and is expected to be okay even giving a thumbs up as he headed to the hospital. a special milestone this memorial day weekend for a local world war ii veteran. we were in castro valley for the celebration of john's 100 minnesota birthday. she joined the navy in 1934.

his career took him to the pacific during the war against japan. he explained today why joining the military appealed to him as a teenager. >> it was the depression. no work, no jobs, no nothing. so if you didn't grow your food you went hungry. you had no money to buy any. so the boys as they got old enough, 16 would join the service. >> he says he stayed healthy at age 100 by never eating junk food and rarely eating meat. he and his wife, mary, were married for more than 75 years. mary died at age 9 2 publish 99 last year. happy beckettday to john. >> gray and dreary out if the frances. >> cloud and cool near the coast. i want to take you up to tau low, live doppler 7hd showing us

some of the rain showers. didn't get any lightning strikees leapsly but keep that in mind if you're out. the stay indoors indoors or in your car. check out the winds right now. they've been pretty strong the past hour, even gusting to close to 30 miles-per-hour in san carlos and see how the wind just funnels through the golden gate bridge and spreads out throughout the bay as well and gusting up to 23 miles-per-hour in hayward. so have to hang on to your hats and you can see the wins over the ferry building. right now, san francisco 55. oakland, 58. a san jose milder 64. and morgan hill, still 72. from emeryville we see a lot of the gray clouds that stuck around the coast and santa rosa 69. napa 64. fairfield, concord 70s so quite a mixed bag of temperatures. and here's a live shot of the doing bridge where traffic once again crowded with that san mateo bridge closure. here's what to expect.

drizzle overnight into tomorrow morning. then a cool memorial day, but then really going to warm things up by the end of the week. the water vapor image which shows moisture in the atmosphere shows drier air right now. this allowed temperatures to warm up, and notice we have the same setup for tomorrow, so very similar temperatures on monday. in fact not much change until the middle of the week. i'll show you when to expect 80s, overnight lows will be in the 50s, 53, san francisco, drizzle in parts of the east bay and along the coast. san jose, 55 tonight. now, here's how it mays out in terms of cloud cover. gray sliding in overnight. see the pockets of possible drizzle, areas of green. then pulls back begin by lunchtime most of us under sunny conditions except along the north bay and peninsula coast. so temperatures very similar to today's numbers, which means mid-70s, antioch and

livermore, 74. concord, 72. san francisco 62. san jose, 73. also if you're heading to the a's game tomorrow at o.co look for temperatures to be in at the low sicks in through the game. you'll city need sun screen with partly cloudy skies and a breezy conditions. 15 m. from the west. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast notice we are of the cooler -- the coolest day i.s. tomorrow and then we slowly warm up. look at the eightness by thursday, friday saturday, inland areas warmer than average. and then at the coast still kind of holding steady at the 60s. >> thank you francis. over to shu and sports and the warriors kicking back -- >> no, no no prepping for game four on monday night and the greatest spectacle in racing

warriors played the best game of the playoffs last night to take the 3-0 series lead and can advance monday night in houston. seth curry mrs. mvp. more than 30, set an nba single postseason record with three-pointers with 64. had five boards, seven assists. the best in the business. most teams never come from from 3-0 deficit and head coach is not worried. >> we've been through it. not only this year but with teams in the playoffs the last couple of years.

they've felt and it know that the most important thing is just the next play, and focusing on the mission and not the result. that's always been our mantra, and especially true in moments like these. so just keep going. >> colin resch is in houston. tonight at 11:00 he will show a unique connection he has with say son kerry. >> the greatest spectacle in racing indy 500. had its usual ebb and flow which is understand when you're traveling over 200-miles-an-hour. jeff gordon driving the pace car before flowing to charlotte for the coke coke la 600. scary moment. his hitts two crew members. one taken to the hospital. juan pablo montoya, started 15th. dropped to 30th but takes the checkered flag. >> we put on a hell of a show

for the fans today. this is what they come for. indy 3500 is the biggest race in the world, and i won daytona, and i did everything and i came back and i'm out of voice. >> the a's in tampa facing the raise, something they haven't done since april 13th win two consecutive games. billy burns first career rbi yesterday. today first pitch of the game see ya. his first career home run. he is so excited someone needs to tell him to slow down and enjoy it as he sprints around the bases. sonny gray improves to 5-2. pitched five immigration before leaving the game with a bruised ankle. says he is okay. canyon delivers a three-run bomb. a's win two in a row for the second time this season. 7-2 the final. giants in colorado, two-hour rain delay. mcgee has ten days to be traded released or go to

triple-a. bomb four, 6-0 rockies. an eight-run fourth for colorado. 9-0 rockies they lead 10-0 now in the seventh. >> final round of the crowne plaza invitational. worthspieth made a run. birdie on 18 puts him in the clubhouse at 11-under. chris kerr shot a 4-under 66. needed a seven fat par to win the tournament. third win in the last two seasons. roger roger federer a winner at the

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coming up at 6:00, breaking news oust san jose. the grass fire we told you about is burning near a school and a mall. we'll have a live report. plus -- >> we are compassionate and okay with it but we would like him back. >> a bay area church pleads for the return of a large jesus statue taken by thieves. >> thousands celebrate the culture of latin america in mission district today. the dancers performed in the car carnival parade. year of the festival. organizers say it is the largest multicultural festival on the west coast. very colorful. thank you for watching. that does it for us at 5:00. thank you for your time.

see you again at 6:00. welcome to "world news tonight." epic floods. record rain and the fast-rising waters. destroying homes, trucks, even bridges. a first responder losing his life trying to save others. and tonight, the tornado threat stretching across several states. on the hunt. one suspect behind bars in the torture killings of a washington couple, their son, and housekeeper. the new clues that could point to more suspects. who are police looking for? stress-free travel? american drivers crowding the highways, setting a ten-year record this memorial day weekend. we'll show you the high-tech way to beat the traffic. and, crash landing. the holiday spectacle going terribly wrong. the flag-waving skydiver slamming int