person got involved. a woman packing one of these and zapped him. >> it was a good deed and helped this victim from getting hurt more than they were. >> reporter: he was treated and charge would battery on a passenger. and the police say she didn't commit any crime. they need to have direct contact unlike tasers. >> as long as they are old enough that is fine. >> you have to set aside your fear and whatever you might be afraid would happen to you and just go for it. >> reporter: if convicted zackry mccabe could face a year in jail

and a $10,000 fine. reporting live. activist are taking to the street for immigration reform. eric is live where he has been following the crowd. >> reporter: the rally is just starting to break up and here is live picture. we are down to maybe a dozen people, they had gathered in large numbers. here is video of what we recorded in the last hour down on the ground. the large crowd has been hearing speeches and specific demands of lawmakers, they want a fair road to citizen ship, due process in the immigration system and reform boarder enforcement and

protection of workers. hundreds marched down market street and it is part of a day of action around the country to push for immigration reform. and protesters are still fighting for documentation and we talked to a teacher who has been working with immigrants since the 1980s. >> the voice's of people is critical and the nation, because of the election has a new ear for what the future hold for these people. >> reporter: leaders of this march say they have met with senators to ask for support and earlier tonight protesters laid out a wreath of paper flowers that represent the thousands or so of people deported every day. >> in the south bay there were a

number of event scheduled on this national day of action. at the sacred heart community people gathered to share stories and as many as 180,000 people in santa clara joined together. people held a march and rally in san jose in support of a reform plan. union workers and community members marched at noon today and several student spoke before the rally saying they came as children and hope to stay as legal citizens to give back to their community. more details on where things stand on a bipartisan immigration reform. it would expand survey video and

it would set up a system at airport to tract visas and require workers to use a system that would determine the worker's status. the planned labor day weekend opening of the bay bridge may be in jeopardy. john fowler is live. john? >> reporter: well the bridge should be safer in an earthquake, the whole reason this $6.4 billion bridge is being built. and the bridge bolts failed last month are being fixed, or might be, there is no fix yet.

the question is can the bridge be safer by labor day? caltran doesn't know why the bolts failed last month. they are designs on how to fix it, but haven't decided. >> it is the closest of the quarters giving us a challenge. >> the sheer key, that keeps the bridge deck on in an earthquake is the problem. >> it is simple, but because of the importance, you can't just let it partially be done and move on. >> reporter: studying the old and new bridge, he says there is no reason they can't make and install the fix in the next four-months. >> i don't see why it can't be

fixed and opened in time on labor day. >> reporter: they are analyzing whether they will open it without it in place. they say the sheer key fix shouldn't interfere with finishing the bridge. it is just a matter of money. oakland police have found the car involved in a fatal shooting of a south bay paramedic. they have the suspects car but are not releasing details. he was shot at a stop sign and died two-weeks later. a dramatic drop in gang activity last month, a 45% from

february and 67% from last year. they are crediting intervention forces for part of it. a teacher lashing out with a stick-like object is now on suspension. watch closely. the cellphone video here says it was taken by an oak grove middle school student before spring break. the school district didn't respond for a comment, the district is aware of concerns and the teacher is on leave. a project to transform water property has been approved and it includes money from a chinese

holding group. the brooklyn basin project would 3,0001,000 units. >> this investment from china is what we need to kick-start all of the other developments. >> it is expected to break ground in 2014 and create 10,000 jobs. fighting to reverse cuts to medicare and nursing services in hospitals across the state. the cuts are set to take place within the next few month and hospitals could lose thousands. >> it is the right thing to do. >> if it passes, they say

lawmakers are not sure where the money will come from, but they may look to the budget surplus to look for the funding. republican sen ators have having dinner with the president tonight after he released the proposal. and democrats are upset about the cuts to social security and medicare and the republicans are unhappy about raising taxes on the wealthy. john walker lindh is fighting for the right to pray five times a day. he is in indiana and they say inmates xeof of any faith can

pray three times a day, but the aclu says it should be five times a day. facing political backlash towards gay bans. >> the after the break, take a look at this, a clerk held at gunpoint as a robber collect money from the register, here more about this braising robbery. [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic.

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authorities are trying to identify a man whose burned body was found during a grass fire in san jose. they were found along the

on-ramp on northbound interstate-85. our crew found an i d card and they are trying to determine if it is the person who was killed. young has been identified as the man killed from richmond build. he was trying to turn his life around. the crew visited the scene and a vigil is expected to begin in a few minutes. so arrest have been made. new video of an armed robbery, two men walk into the grocery outlet and the robber pointed a gun and after words were exchanged he fires into the air and then left with the money. the police believe the pair is

responsible for seven other robberies in the area and a $20,000 reward is being offered. a new ban to drop the gay ban for boy scouts has gotten through a hurdle. >> reporter: gay eagle scouts such as ryan anderson saying they were discriminated again and the boy scouts need to change the policy. a bill was co-authored that put a price on a failing to meet that demand. >> as a non-profit they would not be eligible for the state's exemption. >> it is an unconstitutional law. >> reporter: eagle scout dale

brun testified saying it would put an end to his churches local donations >> they are forcing non-profit organization to change. >> i think the boy scouts do a lot of great stuff and it is not to demonize them but it is time to change. >> reporter: this bill if signed and passed wouldn't take affect till the summer and the boy scouts said they will look at the policy again this summer so it could be settled before need be. and texas law is now requiring new cars be sold through dealers, but they are

pushing for changes to law. they can't offer test driving or pricing for their electric cars. a company will combine likes and interests with other information. and people will be grouped and targeted ads will be targeted on their page. users will be able to opt out. sunny skies over the area, but damage created by the strong winds are still being cleaned up. the great highway is still closed in parts and crews have reopened some areas but so far

some are still closed and no estimated time of reopening. >> they had reports of nearly 90 clean-ups and only have about 20 more to go and expect to finish the work before the end of the week, if not sooner. a live look at we move closer to sunset and bill martin is live in the weather system and has been tracking the hot spots and changes ahead. >> you see the clouds and they are in advance of the next weather system. it was warm today, but the clouds mean an end to that warmth. temperatures outside still warm, 80s in some.

livermore is 78 as well. and this is pushing down and changing everything and we have tweaks coming through this time of the year. it is not going to bring rain, but it will tweak the rain and the high pressure has been relieved if you will. there is your record high in santa rosa. and 84 in mountain view and warmest day of the week. tree pollen is trending high and you will notice for the spring time that is what you expect. as we head into tomorrow, cooler by a ten degree and the weather pattern continues mild and 60 and 70 for the weekend and not as warm as today. koegal fogcoastal fog in the morning and that is the beginning of the cool down. here is the day today, high

pressure owned everything and that is why it was so warm. but the high pressure is going away and that is how the clouds are getting in. 8-12 degrees toolal cooler tomorrow. and you will notice it. the story goes like this, the forecast model is rain showers in the morning in lake tahoe area and look up here in the higher elevation, maybe snow. we are splitting here and tomorrow is nice. just not as nice or warm if you will as it was today. some people don't like warm, 85 is too hot. some people say it is too warm. and i am like -- you are shaking

your head. >> i think compared from the temperatures we had. >> yesterday you said 85 and were right on the money. >> look at that. >> thank you, bill. what could be better on a warm summer day? >> coming up at seven, it is not just one company concerned about the bolts on the bridges, another company that is out of thousands if it is delayed. join us on television 36. airport workers who ride bart may get another break. they pay a discount already. nice day to be at the ball

park, and mark ibañez is up next with all the giants action.

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new way to compare california's community college. they can look up data by individual schools and they can also track the percentage of students who transfer to four-year colleges. you can find a link on our website: ktvu.com. mark ibañez is here. >> the best pitcher on the team hasn't given up a run and he has the highest batting average as well. kevin durant was hon- -- on-hand to -- watch the game.

and five run second for the giants. and big hit last night and tonight with a shot that will score posy and pen. and they make it open, 10-0 final, giants are 30-9 for colorado since 2011. berry gave up seven hits and he is 2-0. >> if i can get into a nice run and make handful of pitches that is good but not easy. >> this is master's week and the mecca for all that golf. sandy lisle, the 88 champion, look at this trick shot. he putts it perfect.

this is nick watley and looking good here at number nine. i don't think you can do much better than this particular shot. that is your ace! looking real good in the masters. and it will start for real tomorrow. meantime, a new look, a more uniform look you might say for the men and women's department at cal. it is slimmer and trimmer look for the men and women. and that is a little glimpse of what they will look like. and what a successful year they have had. more sports at ten, but that is it for now. i like it. >> you have to keep the gold there. friends say he was trying to turn his life around, but the first day training with the richmond build program was also

his last. we will have the details of the vigil and speaking with his father and friends tonight. >> thank you for trusting us. we will see you tonight at ten. back in the day, we didn't have the u-verse wireless receiver.

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