highlights of this year's bay to breakers race and unscene problems. >> the reason the uss iowa's journey to southern california was suddenly scrapped. and how to look that ring of fire that will pass over northern california in just minutes. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. >> good evening.

i am ken wayne. >> i meant health -- i am heather holmes. >> gorgeous weather for the 102 annual bay to breakers race. >> 6, 5, 4 -- >> elite runners led the way starting at 7:00 a.m. this morning. but for most, the run continued for hours. attracting crowds and quickly turning into a street party. >> that party can be fun for many but it is a sore parts for some residents. ktvu's cara liu is live in the city. the roads have been open for a few hours but crews are still tearing down here and we are still seeing some of the participates just now rapping up a day long party.

>> reporter: the san francisco experience, the 102 bay to breakers wasn't without its hiccups. costume participates pointed to the bath room situation. >> no hand sanitizer. it is over flowing. >> i don't recommend it. >> reporter: long lines formed outside, missing doors didn't be a deterrent. >> at least they had them. but could have been better. >> reporter: alcohol is now banned from the race but that didn't stop many. these residents put up yellow tape trying to keep partyers off their property. >> they broke the stairs. people were just going in and out like it was their house. >> reporter: they say this year seemed more tame. >> couple years where it has been -- [ talking at the same

time ] >> probably necessary. they moved people on. the minute the crowds stopped, they moved them on. >> i don't know if they banned the alcohol or what, seems to be fun but not so rowdy this year. >> reporter: police cleared it streets around noon. cleaning crews picked up 40,000 pounds of trash, the silty reopened most streets an hour ahead of schedule. cara liu, ktvu channel 2 news. police say one person was arrested during the race for intoxication and resisting arrests. officers issued 8 citations and alcohol and marijuana. >> while the race is known for crazy costms it is a -- costumes it is a real race. ktvu's allie rasmus has more. >> reporter: with the runners

crossing the finish line, bay to breakers was ike any other race, they wanted to win -- was like any other race, they wanted to come in first. manitu daska won the women's division in 39 minutes. most of the people running weren't motivated by money. >> i was a smoker and i quit smoking and decided to get healthy. >> we wanted to do something different. >> reporter: there are two sides to the bay to breakers, the people who run the race and the people who come to party. >> one big party. >> a big parade. >> reporter: hours after the serious runners came through the crowd made its way down the hill show casing their costumes long the way. this mobile golden gate bridge

were crowd favorites. >> wear costumes and be crazy. >> reporter: incorporated were homemade drink. >> vodka and vitamin water. >> reporter: even though alcohol was banned, some people found ways to get around the rules. why others didn't need a drink. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> www.ktvu.com has more on the bay to breakers race, including a slide show of photos, just look for the slide show tab. three people injured this morning after a car collided with a group of motorcycles. it happened after 8:00 a.m. on south bound 101. just south of the hillsdale exit. the car driver was videotaping the motorcyclists on the free way. after the crash the driver was beaten up. both motorcycle riders and the car driver had minor injuries.

rough seas off southern california has delayed the plan for the departure of the uss iowa. the ship was scheduled to leave this afternoon and sail under the golden gate bridge with boats accompanying her. but a spokesman says the trip was canceled because of heavy seas down south. when the weather improves the uss iowa will sail to los angeles. tonight ktvu will focus on the history of the moth-ball fleet, including the uss iowa at 11:00 tonight after the 10:00 news. word tonight from the family of robin gibb announcing he died today at the age of 62. [ music playing ] >> they sold 200 million records. their hits include this one, staying alive, night fever and

how deep is your love. robin gibb was hospitalized numerous times and he died of cancer. thousands of people protesting in chicago at this hour. and among other things they are demanding a quick end to the war in afghanistan. president obama put a peaceful afghanistan at the top of the agenda. >> reporter: president obama returned to chicago this weekend so he could participate in the nato summit. the first city in the u.s. outside of washington, d.c. to host the gathering. leaders from 50 nations met sunday. the hot topic is the road out of the war in afghanistan. >> the world is behind this strategy we layed out. now it is our task to implement it. >> there will be no rush for

the exits. we will stay committed to afghanistan and see it through to a successful end. >> reporter: security remained tight. the street protesters presented more immediate problems. >> we did go to protective equipment for the officers because people were throwing stuff at us. >> we must not allow any provocation or counter provocation to take away the message. the message is that we spent $3 trillion on the war in iraq. >> reporter: there are no threats to the leaders at the summit that ends on monday. >> the protest turned violet this afternoon. take a look. a group threw items at officers

and hit them with sticks. police responded as you can see here, with batons. there is no official count on the number arrested or injured. bay area protesters came out today to support the protest in chicago. an occupation of berkeley's university avenue foot bridge. signs said stop militarizing our earth and disband nato. they hope to raise awareness about the use of drones. >> i wanted to get the message out today to think about what nato is doing, led by president obama, who is sending drones all over the world right now, killing people. >> they will make a complaint against an chp officer who tore down some signs. the california highway patrol said they spent an officer to check if they were a traffic

hazard. rare annular equips. here is a live look outside. soon it will leave a bright ring of fire. coming up in 5 minute, jade hernandez will show us how people are checking it out. but will the fog get in the way? let's check in with mark tamayo. >> we are lucky with clear skies. there is a fog bank off shore. here is our camera looking out. you can see the clear skies and the sun. right now on live storm tracking 2, there is the fog, over the next hour we could have a patch or two of over cast development but most of the -- cast develop but most of the area should have clear skies. the sun, the moon and the earth. the new moon 200 fifty one

thousand miles away from the earth. it is not big enough to cover the sun. parts of the west coast will have an annular eclipse. this is the path. there is the ring of fire of the sun. the outer rim of the sun and the new moon. we are close but we have a partial eclipse. this is the key. don't look directly at the sun. it is very dangerous for your eyes. the eclipse begins at 5:16, covered at 6:33 and ends at 7:40. we will have more images throughout the newscast and big change in our weather coming up as well. >> thank you. people in southern california got to watch the final stage of the amgen tour of california today. >> 110 survivors of the 128 that set off 8 days ago in santa rosa.

>> this is this morning in beverry hills. -- beverly hills. stage 7 they had to climb to the top of mount bouldy in san bernardino county -- baldy in san bernardino county. what officials in oakland are considering banning from demonstrations. >> i am matt keller for the fair, parents are letting their kids do shocking things all in the name of science. >> and google clears a hurdle.

the san francisco homeowner has to make repairs after a car slammed into the house last night. police say the car landed upside down in the house.

one person was injured. pg&e crews had to cap a gas line. a pg&e spokes men says the homeowner will have to do extensive repairs to make it safe enough for a new gas line. right now, rare, it shouldn't be viewed by the naked eye. the annular eclipse is just now beginning. ktvu's jade hernandez is live in the east bay hills. it is a sold out event there? >> reporter: that's right. 400 people paid $5 to come out and see the annular eclipse here. many people are excited because you won't get a chance to see this again till 2023. so everyone here is excited. the one thing to keep in mind. you don't have to look into the sun. it is never -- never, ever,

ever, look into the sun. use a spoon, you can see right here with your hand. it is a reflection of the sun. others are using the telescope. we spoke to jonathan about what we will see during tonight's annular eclipse. >> from here in the bay area you won't see the ring. what you will see is a crescentshaped sun and that will -- crescent shaped sun and that will rotate. >> they are calling tonight the first of a triple play because of tonight's annular eclipse and june 4 there is a lunar eclipse and on june 5 venus will cross a corner of the sun. it will take a hour and a half

to complete. it is over at 7:30. you won't get another chance to see this till 2023. stay tuned, at 10:00, we will bring you highlights and we hope to have a great time lapse to show you. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> you can find out more about the eclipse on www.ktvu.com. look under hot topics. san francisco investigators haven't released the cause of a house fire that sent three people to the hospital. we showed you this video last night at 10:00. you can see the flames shooting up from the house. the fire broke out during a party about 7:30 last night. one man went back inside to rescue other family members. in oakland police are looking into a fire that

revealed a large marijuana grow operation. it is located on broadway. the fire sent flames shooting 30 feet into the air. firefighters found 200 marijuana plants. police are asking for your help in a gang shooting that's left a man injured. they found the victim on honeysuckle drive. before 6:40 last night. police haven't released the victim's name but says he is 18 from san jose. he was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. oakland is working on a proposal to make sure demonstrations stay peaceful. a may day protest resulted in 40 arrests and felony charges that included assault and vand

element. now the committee -- vandalism now they are concerned banning tools of protests, shields, poles and hammers. a funeral scheduled for a long time supervise. she died yesterday morning after a two year battle with cancer. she was 73 years old. she served 16 years on the board of supervisors and before that 19 years on the city counsel and taught at university of california at berkeley. the funeral is thursday at 10:30 a.m. the mayor of vallejo is missing his harly daveson. it was stolen friday afternoon. he parked it in the employee

lot at city hall. he is asking anyone with information to call 707644- stop. thousands of people made their way to peninsula, the makers fair, promotes learning by doing. ktvu's matt keller is live to show us what it is all about. >> reporter: in the past hour on the stage behind me was one of the most popular shows here, here is video, combining showman ship, candy and science. >> reporter: the maker fair is tough to describe. organizers say a maker can be a inventor, hobbyist or food maker. >> delicious kabobs. >> reporter: robots also roomed the ground. [ music playing ]

>> reporter: rock 'n' roll group used two coils that throw out arts. parents agree to let their kids dance in the sparks. the future looks bright for 5 local high school students, they created a flight simulator. >> 360 degrees, both directions. >> reporter: pedal power here. this group builds their bikes and races them. >> if somebody dize we will have to call -- dies we will have to call it something else. the death figure 8 race. right now we are defying death. >> reporter: the maker fair was originally held in 2006. now there are 60 others around the world. matt keller, ktvu channel 2

news. a blockbuster business deal involving google cleared a key hurdle allowing the company to buy motorola mobility. officials in china have now cleared the deal. google's android operating system must remain free for the next 5 years. it allows google access to thousands of pattens. the merger will close in a few days. an zahn may have found -- amazon may have found a way to cash in on california's sales tax. they are setting up facilities in california to handle orders made by californians. the cities get a portion of the sales taxes and now officials may return millions of dollars back to amazon as a thank you

for creating jobs. critics calls it a rebate and working to make it illegal. a strong earthquake in itly leaves four people -- italy leaves four people dead and activists from china spent his first full day here in the u.s. and why the foreclosure crisis may mean fewer latino voters at the poles in the -- polls in the upcoming election.

fire crews in san bernardino county continue to fight a massive industrial blaze tonight. drivers along i-10 could see explosions and huge flames where the blaze broke out last night. several acres burned, including a tire facility. three firefighters suffered minor injuries. now to the race for the white house, the deadline to register to vote in the primary is approach. all voter forms must be post marked by tomorrow. you can go to the secretary of state's website and download forms and find them at post offices and libraries. the economic crisis could result in fewer latinos heading

to the polls. a hand full of people attended a forum this weekend. they hoped more would have attended but the economic crisis caused many to relocate, making it difficult for organizers to get them to the polls. >> 2008 during the housing crunch there was a lot of folks that had change of addresses for different reasons. some lost their homes. some moved to different parts of the country. >> they are expected to be the major voting blocks courted by candidates. a student convicted of videotaping his gay roommate is scheduled to be sentenced tomorrow. prosecutors say he taped his roommate having a romantic

encounter with another man. he killed himself several days later. he could face deportation to indiana. the only person convicted in the pam am bombing has died. abdelbaset ali mohmed al- megrahi died. for years he maintained his innocence. he died at his home at the age of 60. all 259 people board the pan am flight 103 were killed. most were americans. 11 people on the ground also died. in another news of the world tonight. [ music playing ] >> in itly, 7 -- italy 7 people died when a earthquake struck. the earthquake was 6.0. a aftershock caused more damage. the earthquake left 3,000

people homeless. in canada 69 people were arrested in a massive protest. 9 face felony charges. including assault against police officers and arson. last night was the 26th connective night of protests opposing tuition hikes hikes. scientists say melting ice is releasing methane. researchers say they have identified 150,000 methane seeps. the researchers say the gas could have a significant impact on climate change. methane is a green house gas that is more effective in trapping heat in the atmosphere. he stayed out of the line

light today during his first full day here in the u.s. he called on people around the world to fight injustice. he is now living in new york with his wife and two children. a deal between the u.s. and chinese diplomats allowed him to come to the u.s. to study law. devastated. >> the family of a man injured in a hit-and-run crash rushed to their bed side. the secret they just learned. >> a twist in a plan by george lucas to bring low income housing to a marine county neighborhood.

. here is a look at tonight's top stories. bay to breakers. tens of thousands of people were up early this morning to take part. the 102 due 40,000 participates. while there are serious runners there are many others who wear elaperate costumes. -- elaborate costumes. the annular ellipse is underway. this is a live picture as you can see the moon passing in fronts of the sun -- in front of the sun. happening right now. in an hour it will leave a ring of fire. it is visible in the western u.s., canada, mexico and asia.

use special glasses if you want to see the eclipse because you don't want to look directly at the soon. in chicago, president obama hosted leaders at a nato summer. top of the agenda, peace in afghanistan. thousands of protesters marched to demand an end to the war. new details tonight about a hit-and-run crash in san francisco that left a homeless man fighting for his life. ktvu's janine de la vega says the family flown into town and they had no idea he was living on the streets. >> he would stand on the corner. >> reporter: every day she used to pass a homeless man. he never asked for money. >> he would walk by and say have a nice day.

he made me feel better. >> reporter: he was homeless for 5 years. >> i asked him if he had a place to stay. he said no. i asked how much money for a shelter, he said $12. i gave him $20. he said take your money. i don't need money. >> reporter: last saturday night he was crossing the street when he was hit by a white suv that fled. police describe it as a late 90s model chevy. >> reporter: he was in critical condition here, surg from brain a-- suffering from brain trauma. it is unclear if he will survive. >> i am devastated. we just talked to him. >> reporter: the family flew in from alabama. they were shocked to find out

he was homeless. he graduated from college with a degree in engineering. >> what happened here that made him go this way? he had a home. >> reporter: he started collecting donations to help support the family while they stay here. in san francisco, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. go to www.ktvu.com for details on how you can help the victim and the family. officials plan to extend the evaluation period for a new housing project. they are trying to build 63 housing units. the developer will have till june 8 of next year. if approves it will create new low income housing. new reports that george lucas may go through with his plan to build low income

housing. he wanted to build a new film studio but faced opposition from neighbors so he died to -- he decided to turn over land for low income housing. but that too was blocked by neighborhoods but officials are warming up to the low income housing plan. discussing a proposal to provide ferry service to san francisco. it would be an added transit option for residents. there is a proposal in the works to include a dock near a planned train station and bus transfer area. but the shoreline is shallow and muddy. the city counsel is scheduled to hear more details on tuesday. while same-sex couples are heralding president obama support, they are looking for

financial equality. same-sex couple can not file federal taxes as a couple. they miss out on many deductions. a maryland couple says that is just not fair. >> we just want equality. the same rights as everybody else. we pay taxes. but she can't have it if something happens to me. >> an analysis found same-sex couples pay $6,000 a year more in taxes. the california highway patrol is launching a new campaign to get drivers to buckle up. the clickt or ticket campaign starts tomorrow. authorities say anyone caught about a seatbelt will receive a ticket and not just a warning.

fines start at $142 for first time offenders. when ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 returns, we will take you to an area where it has been a dog afternoon. >> and mark tamayo is on deck with the five-day forecast for the work week ahead.

people with a passion for pets took center stage this sunday. the 12th analnuanimals on broadway event. it is a fundraiser for an

animal rescue foundation. they find homes for pets. organizers expected 4,000 people to attend this afternoon. >> the vendors have been fabulous with all kind of great stuff. and we had more than 100 walkers today, pet rund raising walk. -- fundraising walk. >> she came in the top 7. >> there is ruby. today's festival included evaluations and a wellness fair and nail clippings and the like. some found all the excitement exhausting. and needed a moment to rest up and recharge. >> that was probably one of those two breeds. >> it wased. -- was a pooped pooched.

and now to mt -- mark tamayo. >> live look outside. this is a live camera. the annular ellipse with the moon moving over the sun there. beautiful in this area. here in the bay area, we have clear skies. we will be watching that with the peak ellipse here after 6:30. right now to the maps. clear skies. there is a fog bank approaching the shoreline and with that patchy fog. later tonight and into tomorrow morning. temperatures really warmed up today. mid-60s from the beaches. inland lower 90mize san jose 82 degrees. -- lower 90s. show 82 degrees. fair skies. over night fog.

we will cool off tomorrow, you will notice the change. sun-cloud mix. and the temperature trend will continue to cool off towards wednesday and into thursday. first thing tomorrow morning, the fog coast side, around the bay. coolest locations in the upper 40s. most of the bay area starting out monday morning in the 50s. high pressure has been in command of the weather today. temperatures peaking but the fog increasing over night. weather system to the north and west, generating high clouds. as the area of low pressure moves in, brings in cooler for monday and tuesday, wednesday and thursday. water quality advisory in place for parts of the coast lines, around mavericks. closer to pillar point because elevated levels of bacteria, the key here, avoid water contact in this region.

this should be retested tomorrow. here is the forecast, fog on the increase, around san francisco, oakland, hayward. tomorrow morning. and clouds pull back to near the shoreline, partly cloudy skies for the beaches. more sunshine inland. everything coming down quite a bit. the warmest locations in the upper 70s to 80 degrees. so temperatures coming down 5- 10 degrees from today's highs. san francisco 63. your five-day forecast, and there is the cooling trend, tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday. few extra clouds by saturday and a bump in the numbers for sunday. we will continue to watch the annular ellipse. >> thank you. a bay area student is gearing up for the annual geography bee in washington.

what is the most recent country to join the euro zone. he will represent california in the first national round on tuesday. the final round is thursday and hosted by that man, alex trebek. the winner takes home bragging rights and a $25,000 scholarship. the answer to the question is astonia. coming up, the amgen tour of california wraps up. who finished with the yellow jersey and the giants look to sweep the a's and another live look that annular ellipse underway right now. /k

[ music playing ] good evening. welcome to sports wrap. losers of 11 straight games the a's had to be doubting themselves today, special if tim tebow showed up on the -- tim lincecum showed up on the mound. it was fun and games for the giants for three innings. tim lincecum 2-0 lead. the a's rallied for four runs in the fourth. one in and he lined a single. he would move to second on a fielders' choice. that set up a play you don't see often. tim lincecum a wild pitch.

buster posey can't find it. he comes from second and tim lincecum pays the price in a collision that plate. he take as good shot. he -- takes a good shot. stayed in the game but did not pitch the fifth inning. 4-2 in the 7th. josh redick with a runner aboard, home run number 11 and the a's have a 6-2 lead. brian was the fourth oakland reliever. cologne gets his fourth win. the a's end their losing streak at 11 games. the a's will be back for the first of three tomorrow night against the angels. the giants will roll into milwaukee for the first of three tomorrow night. abreuers team -- they will see

abreuers -- a brewers team that got their bats going. his second home run of the day. this one a grand slam. 16-4. 8 days of bicycling came to an end today in los angeles. amgen tour of california. today's final stage 42 miles. just 8 months ago robin -- robert gesink broke his leg. today's stage won by peter sagan who won 5-8 stages. that wasn't enough as robert gesink took the tour by 46 seconds. robert gesink lost his father

but he and his wife had a baby and now we won the amgen tour of california. the running the of bay to breakers through the streets of san francisco. the elite women start the race first before the elite men. with the lead, manitu daska won a $5,000 bonus for being the first running. the first person to cross the line was manitu daska, $25,000 for that. and $7,000 for being the women's women. the fastest time, and finished 15 seconds behind manitu daska and there is always plenty of that once the race is over. the spurs can finish off the clippers tonight with a win at the staples center and in a

turn around the spurs will go for a heat. the heat and the pacers. indiana looked to be in control. the pacers by 9. but the heat dug down. wade to lebron james for the jams. going for 40. miami within two. dwyane wade 30. lebron james is the assist man this time. the heat built on the lead. dwyane wade off the glass. the heat even the series 2-2 with a win. game 5 tuesday in miami. >> still to come on this sports rap, a national honor for a soccer player and see if the kings can finish off the sweep in the eastern conference finals of the stanley cup. we will be right back.

the team that surprise everyone was one win away from making it into the finals. number 8 seed, the los angeles kings after the sweep at staples center. ray to shane and the coyotes have a 1-0 lead in the 1st period. you can't lose if you keep your opponent from scoring. that is what smith did today. extraordinary effort from smith today. 36 saves on the day for smith. then his second goal of the day. the coyotes win a face-off. looked like it hit the post but it was determined it hit the tv camera and bounced out. coyotes win 2-0 but trails 3-1. game 5 tuesday in phoenix.

>> jason dufnerjumped in. the basic shot of the day. j.j. henry. you don't need a big club when you are 153 yards away. the ball rolls its way for a hole in one. finished in a four way tie for third. two shots back. >> dickey pride not a household name, but when pride made this put he found himself tied for the lead. duffner could par the hole or make a long birdie to finish the 67 and win. confirmation one of the best soccer players in the world is in our backyard. he was named to the u.s. national world cup team.

he is the leading scorer in the mls. that is doing it for sports rap. see you tonight at 10:00. >> thank you. tonight on the 10:00 news,  gas pressure on pg&e pipelines have gone over limits 100 times since the san bruno pipeline explosion. >> thank you so much for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. see you the next time news breaks. our coverage continues with our 10:00 news right here on ktvu and we are here for you online at www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. we want to show you live pictures of the annular ellipse before we go. more on that tonight at 10:00. 0!ockñ?çóxo?ñ=çñññçvxqx?ñññ?óioy