police move in and make arrests avenue another protest against b.a.r.t. snarling the morning commute. good 'king i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. it started underground but quickly made its way to the streets. and all day, protesters marched

up and down the streets prompting the closures of the powell and civic station. ken wayne is live with the arrests that were made in the past hour. >> reporter: all of the b.a.r.t. stations resumed their normal operations this evening but within the last hour we had a small group of protesters once again march up market street being closely followed by police. >> if you fail to return to the sidewalk you will be subject to arrest. >> reporter: police took action after several dozens protesters stopped in the middle of market street at u.n. plaza some protesters were taken into custody. >> sometimes infiltrators do come into demonstrations like this to cause trouble. >> reporter: police did push a protester over a motorcycle. there was some minor tension

after a man shoved their way through the protesters prompting a pie nonscrimmage which was quickly quelled by police -- prompting a scrimmage which was quickly quelled by police. >> they're stupid, they don't have a job. get a job. >> reporter: the protesters are angry about the shooting death of andrew hill in july. and b.a.r.t.'s decision to shut down cell phone service during a protest three weeks ago. >> i'm all for law enforcement but when they're out of control is when i have to draw the line. >> reporter: this woman defended b.a.r.t. police saying they have to deal with violent people. >> if we had decent people maybe we would disarm the police. but we're dealing with these

maddened savages out there. >> reporter: this was the scene after police made more arrests. about 50 people were arrested here about 45 minutes ago. earlier this evening b.a.r.t. said about 10 people had been arrested. so we may be up around 60 people who have been taken into custody. b.a.r.t. officials won't give us an exact number and say they won't speak about tonight's demonstration until tomorrow morning at 9:00. live in san francisco, ken wayne, ktvu channel 2 news. tonight's b.a.r.t. protest is the second in a week. the man associated with anonymous says they might be back here again. >> the right to free speech does not end in a turnstile. >> he would like b.a.r.t. to apologize for cutting off

cell phone service at several protests back on august 11th. some commuters trying to get home are not happy about these b.a.r.t. protests. one man we caught up with on market street tonight says it seems much a due about not a whole lot. >> they should focus on something like passing laws or getting involved instead of being out here yelling for no real good reason. >> reporter: he told us all the protesters appear to be successful at -- at slowing down the evening commute. just look for the tab on our front page. there are going to be new security rules in effect at candle stick park from now on after that violence at saturday's game that left at least three people hospitalize. two were shot and wounded in the parking lot after the game. one man was found badly beaten inside the restroom. there were numerous fistfights in the stands and at tailgate parties both at the game and

before the game. amber lee is going to tell us some of the new rules that will be implemented. >> reporter: from now on, weather wet whether or not you have a ticket you will no longer be able to tailgate here at the parking lot here or after a game. the president of the 49ers called the brawl that broke out among fans degenerate behavior. the traditional preseason game between the 49ers and raiders has been cancelled indefinitely. that change is to prevent what happened saturday to happen again will go into effect immediately. tailgate parties will be

allowed four hours before the game. those without a game ticket, will be asked to leave. >> we could see fights in one section, and we could see a game in another section. and people were watching that instead of the game. we saw a lot of people tailgating and the whole parking lot was trashed. >> there were 19 public intoxication arrests, when normally we make six to eight. >> reporter: greg suhr says there will now be dui checkpoints out of candle stick after games. there will be stepped up security by police security. changes are needed after the aftermath of saturday's game. >> embarrassed of being a football fan in a way. >> in this i would not take my family. >> reporter: you used to. >> yeah, i used to take my kids. >> reporter: amber lee, ktvu news. as for the victims of

saturday's violence, two remain hospitalized. doctors upgraded the condition of a man to fair. he was beaten unconscious and found on the floor of a restroom. the condition of a 24-year-old man who was shot four times in the abdomen was also upgraded today to fair condition. his father told ktvu he refused to blame the teams, alcohol or police. >> it's not that, it's the people's fault for not controlling yourself. and i mean over a game. >> reporter: he said his son is doing better today after undergoing surgery. he also told us his son and his friends said that they were attacked after coming to the defense of a fellow 49er fan who was being beaten by raider fans. so what causes fans to behave badly and get into fights at sporting events? an expert tells us some of the factors besides alcohol. that story -pl cooing up at 8:30. two separate wildfires are burning in southern california today and causing delays. the two fires are burning near

each other along interstate 15 in the cajon pass in san san bernardino county. the fires both started around 5:00 this afternoon and caused traffic to slow way down on i15. one fire is much larger than the other. no word on the cause. ktvu's rita williams reports now that the u.s. and nato assisted rebels have prevailed in libya, what happens next? >> reporter: it's taken six months now for rebel troops to take control of the capital city of tripoli. but so far gadhafi is nowhere to be found. >> although it's clear that gadhafi's rule is over, he still has the opportunity to reduce further bloodshed by explicitly relinquishing power to the people of libya. >> we are not scared of any cats or any rats or any

cowards. >> reporter: analysts say with that kind of defiance the revolutionary fighter who's been in power now more than 40 years is not expected to surrender. planning has begun though for a libya without him. >> it's probably foolish to expect a velvet revolution where they just move smoothly from here to democracy. >> i think libya is likely to be much more difficult than egypt and tenesia. more like yemen where the rival troops make it much more difficult to move ahead. >> reporter: he predicts chaos in the almost all muslim country. a difficult transition. >> the cards in libya are still not turned. we don't know exactly what they hold. >> reporter: another political analysts tells me he thinks

eventually libya will have an islamic democracy. the son assumed successor to gadhafi turned up in tripoli proving that reports of his arrest were untrue. forces loyal to the regime are now positioned in the outside of tripoli and can be in the middle of city in half an hour. he vowed the rebellion will be crushed. rebel leaders said they were shocked about the his appearance but offered no explanation about the earlier reports of his arrest. google is changing its maps. they have renamed the green square to martyrs square. a judge was asked to drop the sexual misconduct the áf

charges against kahn -- misconduct charges against kahn. new information tonight about a munni bus accident that killed a 23-year-old woman in san francisco. the victim emily dunn was in the crosswalk in the castro district as the bus turned. the driver was headed to the f line terminal. nummi told us the driver had picked his own rout to get there. usually central control gives the driver directions. the accident is still under investigation. in ten minutes we'll be back here. i will tell you what will probably be some of the highest temperatures we've seen all summer. and many marin county residents say that it's more security here than in other

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it's an idea that has been catching popularity in the area. patti lee has the story. >> reporter: a camera on a street light or stoplight recording you used to slap by big brother. but now it's looking more like a solution. poner is installing surveillance cameras at his home. picked clean a week and a half ago during a two hour window when the family was of the running an errand. >> what was shocking was the aggressiveness in which they broke into the home. >> reporter: armed robbers targeted an elderly woman alone in a home near by. >> i'm going to put a fence here and a door here and a lock. >> reporter: mateo solari is drumming up community support for surveillance cameras. >> reporter: that way we could

see who's coming in and out. >> reporter: marin city installed cameras earlier this week. tiburon earlier this year after a lengthy talk about security concerns. >> they are just cameras, you just have to drive up and down the freeway, there are cameras everywhere. >> reporter: chief michael cronin says that since cameras came in thefts have dropped 20%. >> at this time i am not sure the solution is going to help but it can't hurt. >> reporter: any decision will end up in the hands of marin county sheriff's department. and it could come to cost. tiburon has little access for it. but cities like mill valley have many ways into town and keeping up with them would add up. san jose has a new

assistant chief of police tonight. chief chris moore provided assistant chief rikki goede. she also spent ten years with the san diego police department. goede replaces diane urban to become chief of police in haywood. a new survey suggests the nations salaried workers can expect a raise. they show workers will likely get a 2.8% bump in 2012. those with highest performance ratings are expected to get a 4% raise. raises will be moderate. chancellors at california state university and in community colleges are bracing for another round of budget cuts. if sales tax revenues fall short of projections, certain cuts are set to be triggered come january. those cuts include $100 million

from the cal state system. and $72 million from the community college system. and for the first time in the history of the university of california, students are contributing a greater amount to the system than the state. uc expects to collect $2.9 billion in student tuition and receive $2.4 billion from the state. some 230,000 graduates and under graduate students are enrolled in the uc's ten campuses. if you're been paying attention to the presidential candidates, you will have noticed it's starting to sound more like 1992. bill clinton's slogan was, it's the economy stupid. and it's the economy again. >> i voted for obama. yeah i did. >> right now would you vote for him again? >> it all depends on what he

does. >> reporter: a new gallop poll shows president obama is in a virtual dead heat with republican candidates. it shows that he would barely beat ron paul and michelle bachmann if the election was held today. >> it's all about the economy. >> reporter: a theme of berkeley college says while republicans need to focus on economy issue, the president needs to reduce the jobless rate. the president plans to unveil a jobs package next month which likely will target the long term unemployed. >> i've been looking for work for the last year and a half. when you're just starting out as a massage therapist, it's hard. really hard. >> i think it's going to be really interesting to see if obama can thread the needle and

some up with some sort of program that will have a concrete impact on jobs and that can actually get through the republican controlled house of representatives. looking for solutions while millions look for work. in berkeley, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. investors returned in a buying mood. but as the day wore on, they stepped back. the nasdaq was up three. two competitors are teaming up to develop hybrid trucks and suvs. ford and toyota plan to work on a drive train for the vehicle. a perk enjoyed by wells fargo customers is going away in october. the san francisco bank is getting rid of the rewards

program. customers will stop receiving points for purchases. we are heading for a heat up in the region. right now it's mild in concord. less fog pushing inland tonight. the marine layer got squished down. we're going to see a push of fog but not into the inland bay valleys. warmer tomorrow by a good five to 10 degrees easy. so from the low 80s to mid-90s. so the next few days is going to be very hot or warm inland. very hot relative 95 degrees. that's hot. but a lot of places like antioch you kind of expect 90s this time of year. we haven't had that so we'll feel hot. the fog will burn off tomorrow morning especially in the bay and at the coast. i'm going to be back here in 15

minutes. hurricane irene in the east coast has just been upgraded. the coast keeps getting stronger. i there's word that luis clark has died at the age of 86. clark is the person who owns that property right next to highway 24 where you've probably seen though thousands of crosses that have been placed there in memory of the american service members killed in afghanistan and iraq. hedeon said today that clark has been fighting cancer for more than a year. a memorial service is planned for next weekend. tablets in short supply after prices are slashed. plus -- >> the final space shuttle astronauts beat the crowd here at nasa aims. amidst some serious questions about america's future in space. [ bailiff ] fee court is now in session.

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their trip to space marked the end of an era. today the four astronauts in the final shuttle mission visited nasa aims in mountain view. as john fowler tells us they talked candidly about past flights, the danger and what the future holds. >> reporter: hundreds of families watched the highlight reel with these three men and one woman. they've gone to space in a way now none will ever go. >> in a transition period you don't know what the next ride to space is going to be. >> reporter: san carlos native carlile road the shuttle three times. >> almost like riding a wild animal that's getting shot off the planet. it's an amazing job.

>> on this flight because i was married with a small child, it crossed my mind. >> reporter: accidents destroyed two of the five shuttles killing 14 astronauts. nasa's next craft is to be simpler and smaller. >> i look upon this smaller vehicle as a step in the right direction toward higher reliability. >> reporter: astronauts will still two to the international space station but on russian rockets. a small loss says magnus. >> you have a totally different experience of space when you can live there for six months. >> reporter: despite the epd of the shuttle, astronauts insist america has a rich space future. >> whether it's flying a big rocket to the moon or beyond. >> reporter: they assured nasa workers aims will continue to have a big role. astronauts are already at work on experiments for the space station. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. state lawmakers are

supporting a new bill that would prevent police from going through your electronic device without a search warrant. the bill was penned by mark leno of san francisco. that would override a recent state supreme court ruling that allows warranted searches. the bill now goes to the state senate. hewelett packered's decision to take its tablet off the market has created a buying craze. now you can buy one for just $100. this comes after hp announced last week it's going to stop making the tablets because of slow sales. the wall street journal reports at least two bay area companies are interested in buying the video streaming service hoolu.

the paper says google and yahoo are among those looking at buying hulu. one possible draw back for those interested who no longer offer content the day after it airs on television. from back and forth razzing to fans being roughed up. what causes

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year's niner exhibition game will go down as the game of brawls. >> reporter: fans were outraged by what happened and say fans need to control their actions. it's a familiar scene, fans go from cheering to criminal behavior. throwing punches in the middle of a strand. shooting one in a rival jersey. what is it about sporting events that draw some to violence. >> i think that there's most certainly a dimension of fandom. >> reporter: harry edwards says fans become so passionate about their teams, every play, every comment becomes personal. >> then you get people engaging in activities that ordinarily would not do.

>> reporter: the crowd is very seductive. >> bradley is a new york native who owns aces bar a place where new york fans can catch a game. but he says all are welcomed. >> it's really niners fans that sit right here in seats at yankee stadium and watch the niners on that tv and everybody has a blast. >> reporter: edley watched the niner game and says alcohol and adrenaline should not lead to violence. >> people are going to be drinking beer. they're going to be getting drunk, things are going to be getting rowdy. but it should never get to that level. >> reporter: the bar owner says he is hopeful that the changes made at candle stick will ensure fan safety. and he says despite what happens this weekend, he plans to attend the niner-giant game in november. the former head of the

contra county tasks force appeared in court and pled not guilty. norman welsh may be released on bond if he can convince the court that he is not a risk to himself or others. norman wielsch is facing charges of corruption. a political activist, an attorney will be laid to rest tomorrow. tonight friends and family of don casper announced a reward for information that leads to the arrest of the hit and run driver who killed him. casper seen here in an interview with ktvu in 2000 was hit and killed on august 4th. the chp has released this photo showing a truck similar to the one investigators believe was involved in that hit and run incident. it's a white ford f150 pickup with a gold stripe at the bottom. charges were filed today in the hit and run that killed a 4-

year-old boy in santa rosa. marcos garcia is accused of driving the car that hit the child. garcia has previous citations for driving without a license. the adranos grocery chain filed for bankruptcy but hopes to keep the grocery stores open. after expanding about a decade ago andronico has since closed several stores including its store in palo alto just this year. the company was founded in berkeley and has been in operation for 82 years. facebook is unveiling plans for a second parking in menlo park. the proposed west campus would be located on constitution

drive about a mile and a half away from its main campus at the sun of sun microsystems. this is an overhead view of the campus. facebook hopes to begin construction in 2012. sweeping new protections for airline passengers go into effect at midnight. ktvu consumer editor tom vacar tells us what's changing and what pass passengers think about it. >> reporter: effective midnight, customers have now protections and power with real teeth in them. >> this is the most comprehensive bundle of rights airline passengers have ever had passed. >> reporter: passenger who is are involuntarily bumped get 650 to $1,300. a big increase in penalties. airline websites must disclose all additional fees such as

baggage, meals and cancellations. on international flights, airlines that coop up passengers for more than four hours on the tarmac face fines of up to $27,500 per passenger. so on a fully loaded jumbo jet. >> it's so confusing and it, and it changes from airline to airline. that's the other problem. >> reporter: those are all good things to -- >> those are all good things to happen. i felt like cattle for such a long time, it's about time. >> it takes time away from where we need to be. >> reporter: nothing prevents the airlines from charging more of this to provide this upgraded service. tom vacar, ktvu news. one more new protection, should an airline lose your

bags it must refund any baggage fees you pay. irene is now a category two hurricane and could be a category 3 by tomorrow. earlier today irene hit puerto rico but the storm was weaker then only a category 1. still about a million people ended up losing power. the storm has now moved back out to sea where it is gathering strength once again. >> in the latest on irene here it is now. it's a category three hurricane. you can see it out here toward florida. off of cuba on wednesday. it's a category four that's big. and that's on thursday but look how far off florida it is. and note that it's the right quadrant that has all the juice. so the left side of this hurricane the least damaging side is going to stay offshore. but as you get up here toward

the carolinas on saturday. looks like a pretty good hit on north carolina or at least right on the border. we'll be tracking this. the main impact will probably be airline travel. but category 4 is a big deal. so we're going to be tracking this. we're going to be looking at your forecast, we'll see the fire danger go up and temperatures too. see you back here. nick ashburn of wife and husband singing duo ashburg and simpson died today. ashburg and simpson wrote some of the biggest hits for motown. nick ashburg was 70 years old. rescuers rushed to the aid of three hikers, how they found

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some dramatic new video to show you know from monterey count where for a second straight day crews rescued stranded hikers. this happened north of big sur.

two men climbed up a steep cliff and could not get back down. this woman was with the two men but refused help and climbed back down on her own. a father and son from mountain view are facing charges in connection with the killing of a teenager seven years ago. on friday, officers with the santa clara violent task force arrested 23-year-old anthony figueroa on a murder charge. his father 49-year-old arthur figeroa is facing a perjury charge. the younger figueroa was the driver of a car used in a deadly drive by shooting that killed 17-year-old alex fernandez. in the middle east, palestinian troops fired rocket bombs into israel. this was after a truce. tensions between israeli and pelestinians escalated last

week. in australia, hundreds of truckers led a protest at the parliament against a proposed carbon tax. the government wants to charge companies for carbon emissions in order to reduce pollution. they are also demanding new elections to get rid of the labor government. in the british virgin islands, guests of branson were forced out of the home. branson was staying at a home near by. 31 pounds of meth were stuffed into a speaking box in the trunk of the car. those drugs are said to be

worth more than $600,000. bill's complete forecast is coming up in six minutes. plus early on 2. trading food for cash an

at food banks around the bay area the need is great. but as eric rasmussen shows us, not everyone standing in line for free food eats it. >> reporter: are you selling this food that you got from the food bank? >> reporter: it wasn't a question this man was willing to answer. but regulars at this corner say that's exactly where this food came from. >> do you think maybe it's not right to be selling food that you got for free? we counted at least six people

selling brands of cereal you don't see at grocery stores. >> i don't know why they do it but it ain't right. >> reporter: around the corner, robert roosevelt says he's seen the same people getting food from charities. >> they're lying, and come out here and selling. >> reporter: that cheese that we saw them selling is the same that we see here at the food bank. but the food for sale is just a small amount than they distribute. >> reporter: all the same reason to make sure the food is getting in the hands of people who need it the most. >> it's frustrating for everyone involved. it's frustrating for other clients who need our assistance. it's frustrating to our donators. >> reporter: part of the solution requires clients to

limit pick up to once a month. while officials know the people selling this food aren't getting rich and are also in need, they hope they get the message. >> this food is not for sale. >> reporter: in san francisco, eric rasmussen, ktvu. the mount diablo school district trustees are scheduled to meet tomorrow night to develop a plan that would shorten the school year by 175 days. the state average is 180 days. if approved that five day cut is expected to save the district about $6 million. the district is projecting a deficit of a bit more than $2.5 million this year. the president of san francisco state university said today he intends to resign at the end of the school year. robert corrigan has held a job

since 1988. speaking to his faculty today, corrigan lamented the decision. visitors passed through two pieces of granite, carved to resemble the sides of a mountain. inside there is a 30-foot tall sculpture of martin luther king as if emerging from a mountain. >> i was moved to tears when i walked in here. >> reporter: this is the first memorial to a person of color in the memorial mall. the project is still short $5 million. a formal dedication is scheduled for sunday. the 48th anniversary of dr. king's i have a dream speech. and temperatures are warming up tomorrow. certainly a little bit today. let's go outside and i will show you the main mechanism for the warming right now will be the fog. i have fog along the coast but

here's what i'm noticing. i have fog in here. we're not seeing a big push. the fog is not getting over the coastal hills. you probably saw the fog pinched behind the coastal hills. that's an indication of a warming trend. you beat some of the warmest weather we've seen all sumner a streak. we've had 90 degrees days. it's not going to be record heat. but we're going to see four or five days in a low of record heat. with that comes higher fire danger. the fog still a player at the coast. there maybe some clearing out at the cliff house and bodega bay but very little. it might be dense at times. overnight lows in the 50s. high pressure is the story this week. it's coming out of the southwest. it's not going to blow the fog

offshore. higher temperatures probably in the mid-90s. you will notice it, it has been a cool summer. you will notice the next couple of days above average or certainly warmer than you felt for the average temperatures this summer. 7:00a.m., there's the fog, perfect almost nothing. sun is out, everywhere. by 10:00 and these reds start to come our way. those are 90s and they start to come in. this is more of a typical summer footprint and we're going to see it all week. i'm going to say footprint, we look at temperatureless. temperatures. you see the cooling at the coast. you see the oranges and reds. it's going to get hot around here. my concern now is going to be fire danger. as we go into these three of four days things dry up. they heat up. the inland bay valley, those dry hills could certainly pose a problem. we will certainly beyond that tomorrow morning, mornings on 2 we'll be watching it. we just haven't had 90 degrees readings. i noticed this over the years,

when you do get 90 days in a row, you get little fog popping up. you see the weekend always in view. a little bit cooler on the weekend but not much. so really, look at the bottom tier of numbers, we haven't had a run like that all summer. i don't remember one this summer that was 90 degrees. the lights are back in san leandro after a cooper thief left them in the dark. at the beginning of this month thieves stole about 10,000 feet of cooper wire. ended up costing the city of san leandro $16,000 to fix the lights and install new security locks. a federal advisory panel is making sure children are screened for signs of heart

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okay mark here with sports while the giants and a's did not lose tonight. >> but it was a good day particularly for san francisco. we're in the clutch. giants can open a two game series with the padres tomorrow. merely one game behind the team they're chasing. the diamondbacks lose for the eighth consecutive time. the nats handle arizona 8-1. jason werth seems like he's always beating the giants with the long ball. curt gibson shaking his head these days. if you know anything about that guy, he ain't shaking in his boots and the giants and d backs right down the stretch.

the giant's organization, always taking the troubled players. and the rookie that won't be eligible until six weeks into the season says he's a quarterback. >> if i go there and talk to them. as of right now i'm going in as a quarterback. until i get there i will speak to them. the guy is a competitive guy. feisty guy that wants to win. i'm just waiting for an opportunity. when i get it i'm going to have success. >> there you go. 49ers running back a man of few words. frank gore that is and he's chosen them personally expressing his unhappiness toward a lack of progress toward a contract extension.

but frank is not pink. >> hopefully things get right. like i said before i want to remain with the 49ers for my career. but if that doesn't happen, hopefully i'll have a great year and test the market. some people just do good things. raymond chester and david casper two of the best players the team had. they introduced people to the need and most importantly the results of the elizabeth house doing fine work. raymond chester and hall of famer dave casper. >> that old video from the raiders. i love that stuff. thanks mark. good stuff. and ktvu news begins at 4:30 in the morning. >> you can always find coverage

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