complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. happening now, hundreds of people gathered across the bay area to protest the acquittal of the man who shot and killed trayvon martin. >> i am ken wayne. >> i am heather holmes. >> president obama, police and leaders called for calm following the not guilty verdict in the george zimmerman trial. but today for a second day demonstrators in the bay area are rallying against the

verdict. ktvu's christien kafton is with protesters in san francisco but we begin with eric rasmussen live in oakland where last night's demonstration sparked violence and vandalism. >> reporter: it sounds like a large march through downtown is getting ready to start. look behind me. hundreds filled in in the last 45 minutes. denouncing the acquittal of george zimmerman. many say they are angry but not everyone is expressing it in the same way. >> it is a racist system. >> reporter: 3,000 miles from florida where trayvon martin was killed and a jury acquitted george zimmerman. protesters in oakland are back in the spotlight denouncing the justice system. >> we are all trayvon martin. >> this needs to stop. i have children and they are getting older. i don't want them to live in fear. i don't want to be afraid for

my son. >> reporter: from this rally, protesters remained peaceful. others lashed out. a photographer was pushed and threatened in oakland saturday night. protesters vandalized a bus stop and spanished windows -- spatials windows -- smashed windows. >> they are working hard like everyone else. do not fight with your hands, fight with your brain. >> reporter: you can see the large crowd that gathered here. they have been listening to speakers. last night we heard from merchants who were upset police didn't make any arrest. as we continue to leasen to the speakers -- listen to the

speakers here they stay is about promoting justice. live in oakland, eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >> mayor jean quan said a small group of people gathered in oakland last night, sadly some of this dishonored the memory of trayvon martin. and this is unacceptable as well, we will not tolerate violence in the city. >> more protesters in san francisco to show their reaction to the verdict. ktvu's christien kafton is live with what the protesters doing there. -- protesters are doing there. ktvu channel 2 news. >> reporter: protesters gathered 30 empties ago and then they started to march towards union square. we have a crew tracking their progress, keeping track of them. angry about the verdict and

demanding justice. >> trayvon martin didn't have to die. >> the crowd met up here at 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. many saying they were in disbelief over the verdict. protesters are taking a the streets because they don't know how else to get their message across. they say despite it happened in florida there is outrage across the country. >> this is not something that just happens in florida or texas or new york, it happens everywhere. anyplace there are people of color it happens. >> reporter: last night the crowd was noisy and vocal but was peaceful. we have a crew following had protest and we will have an update later on about what they are doing and we will have is complete coverage at 10:00 p.m. live in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2

news. >> several dozen people gathered in front of the courthouse in sacramento today demonstrating against the george zimmerman acquittal. last night people gathered in front of city hall. police say it was a peaceful protest with no arrests or damage. >> everyone are weighing in on last night's verdict. he is standing by live in florida with more. including a statement from the president. >> reporter: good evening. out here in florida the protests that were scheduled to take place have not happened. they have been canceled and moved to other parts of the cities as police blocked off the area here, not allowing anyone from the public to come

in. on the streets we have had crowds of people outside. those have remained peaceful. and this, of course, after the 16 hour jury deliberation that found george zimmerman not guilty. >> reporter: george zimmerman a free man. the jury deciding he acted in self-defense under the stand your ground hearing -- law. >> the state of florida versus george zimmerman. verdict we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. >> reporter: george zimmerman will get his gun back but his attorney said he might have to worry about his safety for the rest of his life. >> i am sure if he could he would get his life back after having suffered several traumas. >> reporter: prosecutors were seeking second degree murder or manslaughter. >> it boiled down to a kid

minding his business being followed by stranger. >> the family's attorney commending them for fighting for their son. >> i know trayvon up there proud at the changes you have inspired in his name. >> reporter: president obama weighing in sunday saying we are a nation of laws and a jury has spoken. i ask you to respect the call for calm. activists from coast to coast in reaction. the president of the naacp says the nation needs to move forward. >> too many people enour country use color -- in our country use color as grounds for suspicion. >> reporter: george zimmerman is trying to take the next step to reenter society. we know for the last 16 months he lived in hiding. had a private security team, gps tracker, 10:00 p.m.

curfew. he will be gradually making the adjustment. he and his wife hasn't been able to have jobs. they were looking to get out of seminal county. their defense team said they will likely be looking to do so. anywhere they go george zimmerman will not be able to goomewhere where he is not recognized and the name is not know. his defense team saying life will never be the same. >> thank you. he said george zimmerman is adjusting to freedom. >> when this happened george wasn't the same. he was saddened. he was asomber person, not himself -- a somber person, not himself. >> he said there were no winners and praised the martin's family for asking the jury decision be respected.

>> our coverage on the protest continues. we will bring you more live pictures throughout this hour and have a live report from ktvu's eric rasmussen on the growing crowds in oakland. the search intensified for a missing oakland toddler. her father said daphne viola webb was kidnapped from his car. ktvu's alex savage tells us why they are focused on a certain area in the oakland hills. >> reporter: search teams today headed into the canyon preserve area in the oakland hills trying to find a sign of daphne viola webb. more than 30 volunteers took part and they came here because she and her father would go walking in this area. >> these were areas they would know to frequent. it is close to the residents. this is an area we are searching. pressing forward trying to locate her. >> reporter: she has been missing since wednesday when

her father john webb told police the toddler was taken from his suv while he was inside a store. she was left in the suv with her grandmother who has dementia. today searchers took dogs with them into the field, including cadaver dogs and homicide detectives. >> do you have reason to believe she is no longer alive? >> i am not going to talk about the investigation. the biggest portion is trying to find her. >> reporter: searchers are looking on several different trails and a team is combing through -- combing through the wooded area where she lives with her father not far away from here. >> reporter: the volunteers involved in the search know how important their role is. >> when we are going out for searches families are in distress when it is an opportunity to assess. >> reporter: her father said he had nothing to do with the

disappearance and police say he is not a suspend in the investigation. alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. police arrested a woman last night accused of abandon her baby in a gas station rest room. officers located this woman santa cruz before 10:00 p.m. last night. -- this woman just before 10:00 p.m. last night. she left her son in the bath room. police believe the baby was in the bath room for an hour. she was arrested on child endangerment and abandonment. group of survivors from the crash of asiana airlines flight 214 returned home to china today. 31 students and teachers were reunited with families. three girls from the school died from the accident. more than 180 people were injured. blood drive is planned for tomorrow to help replenish it

blood supplies that was used for the victims. it runs from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the baggage claim area of terminal 3 at sfo. dozens of workers walk off the job at oakland airport, what they are fighting for and how a fast food chain is involved. >> the clouds cleared today. coming up the temperature change you can expect for monday and the timing of the next warming trend. >> hollywood mourning the death of a young actor. what cory monteith was doing before he was found dead in a vancouver hotel. >> a new development in the condition of former south african president nelson mandela. why he may soon be taken out of the hospital. ♪

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happening now. live look in oakland.

people have been gathering since the acquittal of george zimmerman in the death of trayvon martin. they were just at frank ogawa plaza and now they are on the move. marching down the middle of the street as you can see. there were problems in oakland last night with businesses being vandalized. no arrests made. oakland police are monitoring this. they are keeping an eye on this situation hoping things don't get out of control. ktvu's eric rasmussen is marching with the crowd and he will give us an update later on. mean time dozens of non- union workers at oakland airport walked off the job for a one day strike. >> they accuse subway of unfair labor practices.

the port of oakland is taking action by suing subway and joba juice for not complying with the wage ordinance. >> all the restaurants are expected to comply, not retaliate. they have not been complying so the workers are ready to take action. >> subway did not respond to our request for comment on the strike. the negotiations are set to resume tomorrow between bart management and workers. the two sides are still far apart. the union is planning on meeting with members tomorrow morning before talks toom afternoon. the two -- talks tomorrow afternoon. an investigation is underway in san jose aftera teen was shot to death -- after a teen was shot to death at 1:00 a.m.

this morning. officers first responded to a party but when they arrived they found a boy inside a car with a single gun shot wound. police don't know whether the shooting was gang related. the homicide this morning comes 24 hours after another man was shot to death in san jose. police haven't released the victim's name but he was in his 30s. a super visor is -- supervisor was arrested on burglary and prowling. he was in his sox and underwear when a woman said he tried to break into her home yesterday. he released a statement saying it was alcohol related. and he was taking immediate steps to seek professional help. a friend said he is expected to remain at a treatment facility a month. hollywood is mourning the death of glee star cory

monteith. the 31-year-old was found dead in his hotel yesterday. police say he went out with friends friday night and security cameras show him returning home. he admitted a diction issues and spent time at a rehab in the spring. >> a glee director spoke to him before he died. >> he was referring to the moment he had this year with going to rehab. >> co-stars and other celebrities have been tweeting their condolences. a publicist for his girlfriend is asking for privacy. they have been dating for a year. she was also helping him with his addiction issues. police don't suspect foul play.

mark tamayo, see what is going won the weather. sun, fog, everything? >> yeah. two weather stories. we warmed up yesterday, fog today, cooled off and the fog still a factor. fog in the morning. pulls back and that is what we have. like look towards the golden gate bridge. over cast. hints of clearing here forth up 101 -- north up 101. san jose lots of sunshine. lower 70s in the south bay for san jose at the airport. right now, there is the fog bank hugging the shoreline. we have the steady breeze and that will help import the low clouds and fog tonight and monday morning. as far as current temperatures they are dropping but still warm towards fairfield, 88 degrees. half moon bay upper 50s.

san francisco 68 degrees. fairfield winds at 21 miles per hour. oakland airport 17. and more reports, you can see at sfo 25 miles per hour. over night lows will be starting out monday in the low 50s. few spots in the valleys upper 40s. lot of 50s. clouds coast side. and around the bay. probably partly cloudy skies well inland to start out your monday morning. tomorrow, upper 50s to 60s coast side. warming up inland. no extreme heat. temperatures tomorrow about the same as today. could be cooler in some spots. no 90s. most areas the warmest locations on track to reach the mid-80s by 2:00 p.m. or 3:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon for monday. break it down. 7:00 a.m., fog, low 50s.

and then by lunchtime, 12:00 p.m., patchy fog, 60-75. afternoon, low 80s. clouds in the morning pull back to near the show line. temperatures from 60 in pacifica. lots of 70s around the bay. 80s fairfield, concord and antioch, 86 degrees. and the winds speed, once again tomorrow, wind speeds pick up, 15-25 miles per hour. this is for your monday. five-day forecast. tuesday that will be the coolest day. warmest locations upper 70s. and with your weekend in view, the readings back up into the mid-90s by saturday and sunday. so we will warm things up after tuesday being the coolest day. we bump up wednesday, thursday and friday and another round of

major heat by saturday and sunday. and beyond that, we will look at that coming up in our next update. >> thank you. a close associate of nelson mandela says he believes he may be able to go home soon. he told reporters he believes doctors will anow nelson mandela to -- will now allow nelson mandela to go home to recuperate. the last officials word from the current president is that he is in critical but stable condition. he has been hospitalized since june 8 for a lung infection. this thursday is his 95th birthday. he tested positive for banned substances, his estimation. >> and a woman is -- his

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motorcycle was traveling and crashed. he had previously hit 311 miles per hour iwhich is the world -- which is the world record for motorcycles. tyson gay tested positive for a banned substance. he promoted himself as not using performance enhancing drugs. he said he put his trust in someone and was let down. a second sample will be tested soon by u.s. anti-doping agency. former new england patriots tight end aaron hernandez pleaded not guilty to a murder charge. the pro football hall of fame removed a photo of him after several visitors complains about the picture. last weekend a thousand fans took advantage of an offer from the patriots to exchange their jerseys for another patriots. he is accused of the june 17th

shooting death of a man. wave of explosions killed 40 people today. the largest blast wet off as people gathered. no one has complained responsibility. violence spikeicide since wednesday -- spiked since wednesday. in other news of the world, he was sworn in as the new vice president of egypt. he is the former head of the u.n. nuclear agency. they tapped him for the position. the military deposed him earlier this month. washington is not referring referring to the ousting as a coup. under u.s. law it would be difficult to give aid money. the u.s. gives egypt $1.5 billion a year in aid.

the majority for the military. in spain, the final day of the bull run in the festival. a woman was seriously injured when she was gored in the back by a bull. it is rare for a woman to be hurt in the festival. records show only two other women have ever been gored. in france a celebration to mark the day when the french stormed the prison in paris. an act that represents the start of the french revolution. you can see airplanes flying over head, trailing red, white, and blue smoke. hundreds are gathering in oakland protesting the george zimmerman acquittal. here is a live picture. ktvu's eric rasmussen is matching with the -- marching with the protisters. >> a quiet town is -- protesters. >> a quiet town is rocked by a

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happening now, people are taking a the streets angry over last night's george zimmerman verdict. there was violence in oakland last night. ktvu's eric rasmussen has been monitoring the demonstrations. the protests on thers are on the move -- are on the move,

what is going on? >> reporter: they are, ken. we are at 11th and 14th. a look at the crowd as they continue making their way through downtown oakland. this has been going on for 30 minutes now. we have not seen any issues like last night. this crowd is significantly larger and we are guessing in the neighborhood of 300 or so from talking to people. police have been keeping watch as the crowd goes along as they into march through the streets, some of the chants we heard is that the people decided that george zimmerman was guilty despite what a jury ruled last night. again this is the second day of protests after this verdict has come down.

we are monitoring the march as it continues through here. there were issues of vandalism last night. at least from our advantage point. haven't seen any of that so far today. at the rally earlier, they will be out again tomorrow. one of the vows is to shut down business as usual in oakland. we are monitoring the crowd, maybe 300 people making its way through oakland. as we pass over the free way right now we will continue to keep an eye on it. back to you. >> in new york city a crowd shouted no justice no peace in union square. hundreds of people carried signs. more protests were planned in brooklyn and chicago. naacp president is calling on the justice department to file federal criminal charges against george zimmerman for a racially motivated crime.

woman attacked a man yesterday. he was a member of the chammers brothers. witnesses and police say she climbed on the stage after he announced he was dedicating a song totrayvon martin. the -- to trayvon martin. the woman yelled it is all your fault before attacking him. it was racially motivated and they want police to file charges. go to www.ktvu.com for more on the protest. just look for the tab on the top of the page. rocklin is dealing with their first homicide in six years. police arrested this man for the stabbing death of a man at a house last night. the two argued at a party. although it is not clear what it was about. he and the victim's son was friends. >> they knew each other.

it wasn't a random act of violence. >> he is held at the jail without bail. this is the first homicide since 2007. also learning more about a double homicide at the jewelry mart last night. he walked into a store with a gun and a knife. killed two sales women and wounded the owner. police say the owner is in critical condition. robbery may not have been the motive but did not elaborate. he had visited the store once before. officials issued a warning about tainted pistachios. they are being pulled from store shelves over worried they are contaminated with salmonella. roasted and salted pistachios in a 6 ounce plastic cup, 12 ounce clear bag or 28 ounce

clear plastic tray by the brand treasured harvest were distributed from october 17, 2012, through april 29, 2013. anyone who purchased them is asked to destroy the product or return it for a full refund. reports tonight that edward snowden knows more than he is saying about u.s. spy programs. he says he has more damaging information about u.s. programs, information he hasn't yet released. he remains in the transit area of the moscow airport. he hasn't yet made a request for asylum in the nation. to our coverage on immigration reform and president obama urged congress to pass a immigration reform bill. today texas governor rick perry said he didn't think it would play a big role in the next

presidential election. >> i kiss agree it will decide whether or not a individual is going -- i kisagree it will decide whether or not a individual is going to get to the white house. >> he says that shows him the government isn't interested in keeping illegal immigrant out of the u.s. >> i don't think the will is in washington, d.c. to secure the boarder. >> republicans are not interested in a immigration reform law. the leaders of the u.s. senate are getting ready for a show down. democrats say republicans are using the filibuster to block appoints. republican deny this. >> 420 fill busters. >> what is the problem here?

the president had 1540 of his nominations confirmed. only 4 defeated. he hasn't lost a single member of the cabinet. counties will open early voting for 4 hours on one saturday 29 days before election day. some counties already offer early saturday voting. if it is approved it would help many vote whose have jobs and children find -- who have jobs and child find time to vote. gas jumped during the last week. a drop in u.s. supplies are behind the hike. in the bay area, according to aaa, the average cost in san francisco is $4.08. up 2 cents from last week.

san jose $3.98. up 4 cents. oakland up 2 cents, $3.97. if you play power ball, pay attention to this story. we will show you the market where the ticket for the largest jackpot yet was sold. >> i checked mine -- no, no. >> will the warm temperatures stick around? ktvu's mark tamayo will have that work week weather forecast coming up.

happening now. a live look in oakland. people have been gathering since the acquit of george zimmerman in the death of trayvon martin. we have a camera walking with the protesters as they make their way through the streets.

we convenient seen the problems -- we haven't scene the problems we saw last night. you are seeing a lot of young people, parents with their children. lot of women. we have seen men wearing religious callers. they are marching, yelling, chanting but no problems that we have heard about so far but we are continuing to monitor the situation in oakland. someone is $2.5 million richer tonight. the winner powerful ticket was sold in richmond. the owner of the market has been notified and he couldn't be happier about it. >> you are the big winner.

i say yes? [ laughter ] >> indeed. that ticket is worth $2.6 million. the largest powerful prize in california. players are reminded to sign their winning tickets and keep them in a safe place. >> the guy that sold the ticket gets a chunk of the money. let's check in with mark tamayo now. >> weather cooling off today. it continues into monday and tuesday. no big changes in the forecast in the short term. wehave been watching the camera. fog pushing out. 60 in pacifica. 60s and 70s around the bay. and temperatures inland in the 80s to lower 90s. there is the fog off shore. you can see hugging the bay area shoreline. a closer inspection towards

point reyes. fog increasing. breeze out there. monday and tuesday morning clouds. minor cooling. and the extended forecast, temperatures could be approaching the hot range inland, mid-90s on the long range forecast. fog. basically this portion of the state lots of over cast out there. at least for the coast. high pressure goes away for a couple days, as a result temperatures come down. for monday and tuesday this cooler weather moves in. drop off in temperatures. tuesday will be the coolest day. for tomorrow, lots of 80s. around the bay 70 degrees. and the coast 60 degrees. on the cool side for the beaches. tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m., the clouds near the coast, around the bay. few patches inland.

7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. for the afternoon hours, not a big change from today but the clearing times could take longer and as a result will be cooler in some spots monday. there is the clouds hugging the coast and partly cloudy skies around the bay. more sunshine inland. and a big temperature range tomorrow. 90 in clear lake. stenson 62. the rim of the barks upper 60s to low -- bay, upper 60s to lower 70s. 80s antioch, brentwood. san jose 75. fremont 73. more neighborhoods, san francisco, patchy over cast into had afternoon hours. high of 62. only in the lower 60s for pacifica and half moon bay. seven-day bay -- five-day forecast, tuesday the coolest day of the weekend.

warming up wednesday, thursday. thursday and friday, approaching that time inland, mid-90s and warm temperatures for saturday and sunday. heat comes to an end next week but as you can see with the temperatures we have a big range. long range. with the fog a big factor near the coast. inland spots warming up into the mid-90s. >> thank you. the count down continues as britain awaits the birth of its next monarch. duchess of cambridge's due date is mid-july and security has been beefed up at the hospital. there were a pair of false alarms about kate middleton going into labor and many are now gambling that today will be the day. >> the excitement has been killing frus months -- killing

us for months. these are all important questions we have been asking and the answer is just around the corner. >> officials will announce the birth via twitter and it will be the third in line for the thrown. halle berry tied the not over the weekend. there are reports that they were wed in a private ceremony in the french country side. they met as co-stars on the set in 2010. he proposed last year. she previously said she would never marry again. they are expecting a baby this fall. two mothers took justice into their own hands after their sons snuck out to meet friends. they made them stand on the side of the road holding those

signs as punishment. they are nabbed by police yesterday morning. they stood on the road side for six hours at temperatures at 94 degrees. >> i think i am grown and i got caught and the cops took me home. the a's win. sports wrap is coming up next. we will be right back. i'm totally in love with the avocado on this sub. i love avocado so much i started a facebook page... oh you should post a picture of my new earrings... those would go perfectly with this sweater i'm knitting. [ chain saw revs ] i'm sorry, did you say something? i was just tending to my avocado tree. ooops, i forgot to lock my avocar...do... [ beeping ] have you met my first-born son? avocado? [ coos ] [ male announcer ] show your avocado love. add this superfood boost to the turkey & spinach

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good evening. welcome to sports wrap. the a's get little respect from the national media. jus donaldson was ignored in

the all star battling. he made his statement today. they wrapped up with boston. scoreless until the six. red sox on the board with this shot. a's were struggling to get runners. that made this run look huge. that scores a run. 2-0 red sox. the a's made sure he was not a loser in the 7th. after coco crisp led off. he got into one. the reaction says it all. 16 homers on the year for him. 2-2. 11th11th. donaldson with the bloop to right. the ball drops. young running. has no trouble scoring. a 3-2 win for the a's. you know what happens to walk off heroes in oakland. he has to feel like an all star even though he is not headed to the game. >> good decade for him.

>> earlier in the day, tiger fans honored the five all stars. the tigers hosting the rangers. a's happy for help. hunter gets into that in the first. two other tigers hit solo home runs. detroit 5-0. justin verlander hasn't allowed a hit in six innings. but his thoughts of a no hitter decked by moreland. a double. that was the only hit he allowed. he was pulled. detroit wins 5-0. that increases the a's lead it two games. a winning 3-4 in the series is always good but for the giants today the fact that they didn't sweep the padres after tim lincecum's no hitter last night had to feel like a let down. tim lincecum still basking in his accomplishment. trying to win their 4th straight game. that drops for a hit.

scores a run. giants had to feel like their recent role was continuing. decked. not supposed to be easy to hit home runs in this park. if you like where that went, his homer goes into the same place. back to back shots for the padres. number 11 on the year for him. the game was somewhat manageable for the giants. they trail 4-1 but can't turn a double play on this ground ball. that scores a run. padres get four and win 10-1. the giants head to the break 8 games under .500. still to come on sports wrap, one of golf's biggest names was a winner today. we will be right back. [ male announcer ] at montrose pet hospital,

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michael allen took a two stroke lead into the senior open in omaha. kenny perry left his pursuers in the dust. 7 under par, 63. approach to the 14th 14th. perry would make the birdie. 5 strokes between him and fred funk. he comes from 10 down. two straight majors for perry on the over 50 circuit. allen shot his second straight 52. 7 strokes back in 5th place. >> 4 years and 75 races since vicars was a winner on the nascar circuit. joey logano went into the pits, tried to spin around and one of

his tire changers paid a price. danica patrick is dating ricky stenhouse, jr. she banged into him. he also got caught up. he made sure he gets a word in. on a green, white checker finish. vicars broke his four year drought. he has been racing part time this year. jimmie johnson continues to lead in points after a 6th place finish today. that will do it for sports wrap. see you at 10:00 p.m. >> thank you. happening now. a live look at oakland where people have been gathering since last night's acquittal of george zimmerman then death of trayvon martin. looking live at pictures from news chopper 2 of a large crowd in oakland. >> we understand right now they are in west oakland, near 7th. close to the west oakland bart station.

we have been hearing reports of 300 to 400 people on the streets on the move. this is from news chopper 2, live pictures. they are been chanting george zimmerman is guilty. referencing the not guilty verdict in the case. we will monitor this and have more information on our 10:00 p.m. news. >> hope to see you back here at 10:00 p.m. till then these are more live pictures of oakland. more coverage on the protests tonight at 10:00 p.m.

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