. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. >> protesters again take to the streets of oakland, condemning what they call police violence. good evening. i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes. >> protesters with occupy oakland are marching through the city right now and so far there appears to be, nor repeat of that vandalism that led to mass arrests one week ago. kutv's eric rasmussen is live in oakland with what he has seen so far tonight. eric. >> reporter: this is of course where they gathered earlier tonight. we want to show you a live look we have from a mobile camera

that is following this crowd right now. we understand that this crowd may be about 100 pel or so west on mcarthur past webster. they have been marching for some time, but there is a live look at this march that is happen of. we can tell you it all started around 9:00. protesters appear to be make this way to oakland police headquarters bub they were blocked by a line of officers around 8th street and suddenly turned arund. the march has remained peaceful and i can tell you there have been chants of nonviolence. however, i should say it did not start that way tonight when three or four people with their faces covered threw a bottle of urine and a piece of wood at another news tractor-trailer. soon others came over to apologize and here is what one of the protesters had to say. >> we had no idea, whatever happened here was not part of the major group of people that was over there right now. none of us knew what happened, and from my own personal

opinion, from what these guys said it's messed up. >> reporter: and yet even within the occupy movement there appears to be disagreement about what the message should be tonight. earlier posts from occupyoakland on-line warned protesters to stay away and that frustrated neighbors who live nearby. >> they are hurting my city and it's not okay with me and i wanted to talk to some folks in the movement and share my thoughts. >> reporter: and the thought is perhaps that protesters marching tonight will make their way back to frank ogawa plaza. again we should repeat there appears to be no problems tonight. police are on high alert, of course because of what happened last week there was some vandalism at city hall and protesters made their way inside and so police are keeping a close eye on what is happening. we'll do the same and brick you

any update as they happen. eric rasmussen, ktvu chars. earlier today oakland mayor jean quan says she feels the saturday's marchings are the work of a splinter group that does not reflect the occupy movement as a whole. >> attacking the police is not an occupy message. the occupy message is supposed to be about equal distribution of weather, fairness and the banks and foreclosures. occupy nationally is a nonviolent movement. >> the mayor says she has heard from many oakland residents who say they support the occupy movement's goals, but have had enough of the anti- police demonstrations. in washington, d.c., all the tents are gone at the occupy d.c. encampment after an all day raid. police in riot gear cleared out macpherson square blocks from the white house. officials say occupiers are allowed to stay, but their camping gear is banned under federal park rules. police say the raid was mostly peaceful, but one officer was taken to the hospital after being hit in the face with a

brick. at least seven people were arrested. you will find continuing coverage of the occupy protests on the air and online at ktvu.com. just look for the tab at the top of the page. new at 10:00 tonight copper thieves find yet another target a state park. ktvu's jade hernandez talks to the park ranger tonight. >> reporter: that is right. this one small piece of copper isn't much, but imagine it in bundles all undeground. it's enough to tempt copper thieves right inside this park. california state park ranger darrell woodward knows where the thieves have been. he shows us the damage in one spot. the thieves dug a hole and inside dmv you can see they come and find the copper wire. >> they dig it up. >> my goodness, that is hard it believe. i haven't seen anybody. this is the first time hearing about it. >> reporter:

linda watt uses the trails within the benicia trail area everyday and had no idea this bathroom had no electricity because of the vandals. neither did little bear and his owner richard maddox. maddox lives nearby and is far from surprised. >> there is a lot of copper thefts everywhere. my neighbor's house got all the copper taken. >> reporter: the ranger says those stealing copper put in a lot of work along old phone lines within the park. >> they probably pulled it in. >> aa ranger when normally patrols the ground says in less than a year thieves have caused $30,000 of damage. >> . >> when you take the copper and essentially breaking down or thrashing whatever is existing, it just requires money to repair. >> reporter: which is something a state park

slated to close in july doesn't have. state park officials have contacted recycling centers hoping that they will keep an eye out. reporting live in benicia, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. four oakland men accused of stealing copper wire agreed it to a plea-deal. the member were caught driving away from the storage facility with bolt cutters and owner tools in their van. the men pleaded guilty to trespassing earlier this week. road woo city police arrested a teach, alexia boggedy and say bogdis is a teaer of autistic and developmentally disabled children. she is accused of child endangerment and battery on two 4-year-old businesses. police say the alleged incident occurred on school property, but did not release any other details. police are searching for a gunman who shot and killed a

man in east oakland. officers responded 105th near knight street after 2:30. that is when and where they found the victim of the his identity has been been released. paramedics pronounced the man dead at the scene. police are offer up to $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. the coast guard found the boat belonging to 63 shau tsu wong of san ramon near ano nuevo state park. following the discovery, the coast guard and san mateo teams searched 3800 square nautical miles of ocean off the san mateo coast, but did not find any sign of the missing fisherman. the nevada caucuses are over and silver state republicans have made their choice in the g.o.p. race for president. mitt romney easily won. he has 42% of the vote right now. newt gingrich is in second

place. ron paul third and rick santorum last. ktvu's ken pritchett has more live from reno. ken. >> well, as you said, mitt romney as expected was declared the winner of the nevada caucus. romney confident of a win, spent today campaigning in colorado, before returning to nevada for a victory rally tonight in las vegas. >> reporter: it's another win for mitt romney, two election contests back-to-back, florida and now nevada. >> this is not the first time you gave me your vote of confidence and this time i'm going to take it to the white house. [ applause ] >> reporter: romney's ribry was never in doubt of the he won by a landslide in 2008 and has essentially had a campaign presence in the silver state ever since. the battle tonight was for second place between newt gingrich and ron paul. gingrich polled higher, but he had virtually no organization in nevada. as opposed to ron paul, like romney had a significant ground game, considered key in a caucus state. >> time to vote. you all have your ballots.

>> reporter: this morning voters went to caucus locations not just to vote, but hear surrogates for their candidates try to sway their vote. >> i think mitt romney has the experience of building businesses and bringing people together. >> reporter: cause of actioner-goers are considered to be highly motivated, invested in their party evidenced by giving up hours on their saturday. >> it's interesting and gives you a chance to meet your neighbors. >> reporter: the order of finish appears to be in line with poll with gingrich in second and ron paul in third, but paul appears to be doing at least so far better than the polls has suggested of the it's important to note that we're still awaiting votes coming in from clark county, the las vegas area. about half of the votes will be

calculated from clark county. in reno, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. more details on the republican race, there are three more contests this coming tuesday with primaries in colorado and minnesota. as well as a caucus inmissouri. after that there is a three- week lull before the next round of primary asks. from syria grim reports of violence against women and children. the double veto killed a resolution backing the air league peace plan, which calls for a sierran president bashar al-assad to step down. susan right went on to accuse russia of facilitating the violence that killed an estimated 5400 people in the last 11 months. >> at least one of these members continues to deliver weapons to assad. the united states has long said that it's pastime that this

council assumed it's responsibilities. >> human rights activists say government soldiers attackedd neighborhoods and killed more than 200 people of the crackdown came after sierran army defectors captured soldiers. one witness to the government attack told a reporter he saw the bodies of beheaded women and children laying in the streets. reports of that carnage triggered protests at ambassies in several cities, including london. more than 100 protests tried to force their way in as police in riot gear held nem them back and today president barack obama is telling the sierran people that u.s. stands with them. mr. obama condemned this week's violence, calling on the un to stand up against what he calls president azad's relentless brutality. san josi police and firefighters are blasting a new analysis that suggests that the city could do with even fewer police officers and firefighters. coordinate to the san josi

mercury news the study conducted by an outside agency found the department could cut as many as 400 police jobs. in addition, the research sears say san josi spends more for each fire department staffer than comparable cities and suggests had some firefighters could be replaced by private paramedics to lower cost. the president of the san josi's police officer's association called it "insane is to think staffing could go even lower over-a former security guard at six flags in vallejo faces 12 years in prince for rob the partial chezare grinch pleaded guilty. griffin is set to be sentenced next movement the second suspect is due in court next week. a young skateboarder is memorialized in this park and what is missing in this picture frustrates his family.

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friends and family gathered at a berkeley skatepark to remember a young man who died while riding his skateboard. ktvu's john sasaki tells us how

the man's death is changing other's lives. >> reporter: young people practiced their sport inside the berkeley skatepark today. but this sunny day was darkened by the knowledge that 18-year- old tyler de martini will not be skating here again. >> he was always really good- spirited and positive. it was pretty sad what happened. >> reporter: this is tyler on his skateboard. last monday night he was heading to the skatepark when he was hit by a car. two days later he was removed from life support. >> my son who is four and a half absolutely idolizes him. >> reporter: so today family and friends held a memorial bbq at the bark. was uplifting for his loved ones. >> it's amaze. everybody controlling out here is awesome. >> reporter: young anthony, the young son who idolized tyler is wearing all the safety equipment. they wish all the kids would do

the same. >> all of these kids think they are infallible and nothing will happen. it could happen any second. >> reporter: with that sobering thought his cousin made an impassioned plea. >> you never know, and if any thing comes from it, love for today. tell the people that you love them, because you just never, never know. i never thought it would end like this tyler's funeral is set for tuesday morning at 11:30 at sunset cemetery in el cerrito. we now know the name of a man who was struck and killed on interstate 280 in daly city this morning. the san mateo county corner identified the victim was 2- year-old david hanna. the chairperson chairperson says hanna was driving and hit a cement wall at 4:30 this morning. hanna then got out of his car and was struck by several

vehicles. one of those cars may by anewer, dark-blue toyota prius. a san francisco plaza bears a memorial to a beloved patrol officer. residents and elected officials unveiled a plaque at 17th and castro streets, officially naming the plaza after officer jane warner. in her 20-year career she was known for her love for her community, for community policing and support of the gay and lesbian only. warner died in may of 2010 of ovarian cancer. >> the announcement controls after criticism of the park's new dog management plan which would ban dogs from areas that they are currently allowed in. they will consider the ideas of citizens to come up with a new proposal by fall. volunteers gather interested in san francisco's chinatown to help spruce up the neighborhood in honor of lunar new year. as many as 400 people joined

the community clean team this morning at port smith square plaza. in addition, to picking up trash, the group painted over graffiti, removed weeds and overgroin vegetation in the neighborhood. the clean team also pecked up trash in north beach, pacific heights cow holo, russian hill and in the marina. in oakland, the asian cultural center hosted a community celebration also in honor of lunar new year. students played chinese music on traditional instruments and the younger ones learned about asian arts with hands on arts and crafts projects of the celebration included workshops about tradition yap music and dance. a quick reminder one of the highlights of the chinese- american celebration is of course san francisco's annual parade. this year the southwest airlines chinese new year parade is february 11th, next zad saturday in union scare and you can watch it live on ktvu. our coverage begins at 6:00

people. it's a soggy night for people in one fremont neighborhood after a water-main break flooded the area. ktvu's allie rasmus shows us the damage and explains the possible cause. >> reporter: rescue water turned walkways into waterfalls flooding this residential street. >> it's like a river that deep. >> reporter: a water main that runs in between the neighborhood and interstate 60 started to leak before midnight. fremont firefighters were called in to help. >> they knocked on the door and told us to' evacuate because the rooms wered intoing. >> reporter: some returns this morning to assess the damage to their garages. >> it's full of mud. boxes and what i had on the floor are all over the place. dog food is all over the place. it's terrible. >> reporter: this morning, the clean-up began. the crews out here this morning are with the california department of water resources and they are the agency in

charge of the clean-up, because it was their water main that flooded the neighborhood. according to the department's? >> : the main had been dray for the last three weeks for some repairs and maintenance work. problem happened when they turned the water back on. we were introducing the water to it. it leaked through a manhole cover and flooded about 15 backyards, some games and. >> reporter: the force of the flood eroded part of the hillside around the main. the department of water resources isn't sure yet whether the cover itself was broken or if a maintenance worker forgot to screw it back on tightly. either way the agency is assessing the damage and will pay for the clean-up. there is a new lead tonight in that gold heist. investigators say it's not clear how the thieves broke the

case that was supposedly made of unbreakable case. all the gold in the case was bother $3 million, but officials are trying it determine just how much of it was stolen, $$15,000 reward is offered for information that leads to an arrest and could be vision. the 9th circuit court of appeals in san francisco issued a ruling that could affect logging in the sierra nevada. the panel issued the decision and the ruling says that laws were violated in the leadup of the 2004 decision bit bush administration to expand logging in the sierra. the judges says it did not take into can cannot the effect on fish and wildlife. it could force the white house to look at future logging policies. trying to stop a war before it even starts. the huge march today in san francisco, and the message a father-in-law face adds to the protesters. >> a little bit later on see how a bay area brewery is bringing back life to a very

important part of the beer industry. area string-like weather continues. coming up, neighborhoods that will touch 80 70 degrees and when rain will come back. ao

. hundreds rallied against a war that hasn't start. ktvu's alex savidge was with the peace protesters in san francisco as they denounced any mystery military intervention in iran. >> to stop the war on iran before it can happen. several hundred protesters made their way along market street today. >> it seepeds that the columns of war are increasing everyday. >> reporter: simin royanian was born in iran and says a u.s. attack on her home country would be devastating. >> so there is time for us, maybe we can build a movement, so no bomb will be dropped, not only on iran, but in other countries as well. >> reporter: today's march and rally was organize by a group called

world can't wait. they called on several high- profile anti-war activists to make the case against the military strike. >> it's up to us to press obama to come back to the promises he made that got him a nobel peace prize. >> i'm starting to get the feeling that we live in a rogue state! i'm starting to feel like we're the terrorists in the world. >> reporter: march ended with a rally at un plaza. >> no war on iran! no more war! >> reporter: demonstrators want the public to start paying atection to this escalating conflict. 80-year-old ying lee is with the group called grandmothers for peace. >> we're here to ask all- americans, please let's try something he is, because war doesn't work. >> reporter: this anti-war demonstration was part of a coordinated series of rallies more than 60 of them took place in cities around the world today. san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news.

in news of the world toy in the moscow tens of thousands of the antigovernment protesters behaved temperatures below freezing to denounce parent putin's grip on power. domors want a rerun of the elections that was marred by allegations of fraud. they are call on russians to vote against mr. putin in marchs a presidential election. domors could be seed mr. putin is likely to win in march they say the mass demonstrations will push him to institute political reforms. from bjaranson a united nations report finds that a record number of afghan civilians were killed in the war last year. u.n. found that 11% of the more than 3000 civilians who died were killed by the taliban and other insurgent groups and the report says while casualties causeid nato are dropping the number deaths by afghan forces rose nearly 200% in last six months of the year. un has kept records for five years and each year the number of those killed as increased.

and in australia it's look like an awful repeat of summer flooding. flooding in queens lapp and new south weal has forced 17,000 people weals has from their homes. one woman was killed and two others seriously injured in a propane gas explosion of it happened near a marine training base in mono county. it happened about 9:00 last night in a housing unit in the mono county town of colville. two victims were flown to burn centers. they both suffered third-degree burns. saving an industry one beer at a time. the role local brewercys are playing in keeping alive a key

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. we're going to take you back to developing news in downtown oakland. these are live pictures of the antipolice demonstration that is taking place there right now. this is at telegraph and 19th near the historic fox theater, near downtown oakland. you can see the theater just there to the left of we're told there are about 50 people still out there. originally there were 100 or more according to ktvu's erick rasmussen, there on scene and you can see a couple of police cars following the group traveling towards frank ogawa

plaza. we'll keep monitoring the situation and let you know in anything develop. it's super bowl time and it's estimated that americans are drink 50 million cases of beer on super bowl weekend. where you crack one open, we'll show you how a bay area brewery helped. >> reporter: at lagunita's brewery, owner peter magee's hops are grown in washington's yakima valley, but some of the nation's beer found that they could make beer cheer by using hop extract, and that left hop farmers scrambling to find new markets and enter lagunita. >> they are starting to fill the side advisory when the big one

like anheuser anheuser-busch stepped away from the marketed. the distinctive hoppiness from an india pale ale is growing in popularity around the world. >> there have brushys in scotland that makes american west coast style beers and they are growing like crazy and there are a couple of italy doing the same thing. so we have changed the world of and i think the farmers have sort of watching that. >> the focus is on quality and growing the best possible hops and then the farmer, you take pride in that and that is what you want to do. >> tony magee says you can compare the craft brew industry to the wine industry in many ways. just as sophisticated wine drinkers want to know where their grapes are groin savvy beer drinkers are learning about the different varietals of hops and that is keeping hop farmers alive. >> and super bowl officials

are rethinking their security strategy after a rowdy concert. thousands turned out for the concert put bit band lmfoa. police say much of that crowd was intoxicated and 22 pel were arrested. 11 people suffered minor injuries. officials say about 200,000 people are in indianapolis for tomorrow's big game. between the new york giants and the new england patriots. retailers are expecting big spending for tomorrow's big game. listen to. this a new survey shows the average super bowl watcher will shell out nearly $64 on game- related items including snacks. that is up from $59 last year. the survey also found 5.1 million people, well they plan it buy a new tv specifically to watch the game. that is up from 4.5 million people saying that they plan to do the same last year. san francisco-based yelp reported weeder alsos in a ipo filing. it submitted updated information to the securities & exchange commission yesterday. the filings

showed that yelp had gig bigger losses in 2011 compared to 2010. the company cites rising cost as factors of the yelp hopes to raise $100 million in its ipo. >> financial tames reports that mark zuckerberg could face a federal income tax bill of more than $2 billion when facebook goes publication the ceo stabbeds to become one of the richest people in the world with an estimated $28 billion stake in the company. it's still unclear how much state tax zuckerberg would pay, but some analysts predict a huge influx of revenue when facebook employees pickstant millionaires on the day of the oem. >> a new report filed shows stock options for meg whitman are worth more than $16 million. whitman will only get to cash

in on the options if she can lift the company's stock operation. hp stock price closed at $18.21. >> and the flash mob tribute to don cornelius. >> they came with bell-bottoms and a zaire to show off their best moves. at times they booingide up broadway in a long soul train. cornelius, the creator, writer and host of "soul train" died on wednesday. police say it appears he died are from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. done cornelius was 75 years old. dozens showed their support for a san francisco bar in danger of closing of the supporters of the gold dust lounge on powell street in

union square gathered for a pub crawl to other neighboring establishments. group wants to get the word out that the bar may be forced to close now that the landlord has canceled the lease. >> it's intrinsic part of san francisco and to part another retailer store would be a travesty:some of the bar's past regulars included herb caen, janis joplin and steve mcqueen. the bar wants san francisco errs to call their supervisors and to ask giving the gold gust lounge local landmark status. are you ready for baseball season? we'll hear from the giant's skipper as the team utputs puts on its annual fanfest. >> and meteorologist mark tamayo will tell you what areas in the bay area will hit 70 degrees tomorrow.

. once again another sunny mild day across the bare of the we have been using that same line over the past several weeks of a few minor changes developing in the five-day forecast. on live stormtracker 2, a few high clouds approaching the coastline, but no raindrops in the forecast. this was the scene across the bay. you can see the sunset just after 5 post and some of the high clouds increase way out in the distance, but still wrapping up a beautiful saturday afternoon and still mostly clear skies right now. forecast headlines for tonight, temperatures are cooling off. in the northern bay, santa rosa into the lower 40s.

for tomorrow, partly to mostly sunny skies. extended forecast features a rain cloud into tuesday, but sun-cloud mix. as far as overnight lows get ready to bubble up. once again we're dealing with extremes with cold morning numbers, but the afternoon a nigh recovery. san francisco at 45 and san josi in the upper 30s at 39 degrees. for your sunday, the dry weather pattern remains locked in place and, in fact, temperatures do come up a few degrees from today's high with this high pressure in place and the mild weather pattern sticking around for one more day. this system developing in the pacific will be a factor beginning early in the week. as we head into monday, increasing clouds and then rain clouds could be pushing back into the region. in fact, fairly good bet by late monday night and into tuesday. rainfall expectations could be on the order of .25" to possibly 1" for the north bay coastal hills. tomorrow a few high clouds during the afternoon hours. still a fairly nice sunday. into monday, here comes from the cloud cover as we head into

the afternoon hours. will you notice that shield of rain beginning to push back into the region. 8:00, some wet roadways and that will be the timing with the most intense rainfall pushing through the region and by 4:00, some scattered showers. tomorrow, 70 up in santa rosa and oakland upper 60s. livermore around 65 and san josi, 6. there are a couple of 70s for morning hill and santa cruz and san francisco, 65. your extended forecast, increasing clouds into monday. that one rain cloud into tuesday, just one for you and looks like the heaviest rain is tuesday morning. by wednesday, partly cloudy skies and by thursday, once again a mild weather pattern. so heather and ken, you will step outside in the afternoon and you will say this feels strange for february. >> yeah.

>> a few spots around 70. >> thank you, mark. >> coming up the warriors travel to sacramento and face off against their former head coach. sportswrap is next thin. fast. smart. strong. more color. same droid razr. on america's fastest, most reliable 4g network. now that's value anyone can appreciate! get the droid razr by motorola in three new colors for $199.99. only at verizon. white is the color of amor!

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. good evening everyone and welcome to this saturday night edition of sportswrap. the warriors and sacramento kings saw each other twice this week and each temwas able to search on its home-court. playing on even terms in sacramento, stephen curry with the shot that