p.m. >> a smiling mother, a playful girl, the day this picture was taken the two were killed in a crash by a drunk driver. and today the man police say killed them was charged with the crime. a long list of crimes. good evening. i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. >> 9 different charges including two copt of murder. -- counts of murder. he killed the mother and her daughter while driving under the influence. new at 6:00 p.m. ktvu's john sasaki is live from concord and the family is speaking out now. >> her father has a lot to say and this is where it happened on this bridge. >> she was the apple of her grandfather's eye. >> lovely baby.

every time -- all the time with me, they play. >> this video of the girl and her mother was taken the day before they died in concord on june 27. >> my first granddaughter. >> reporter: the pair were in a car when they crashed into an suv heading in the opposite direction in their lane. >> while driving over twice the legal limit with alcohol in his blood, crossed over striking her car head on killing her and her daughter. >> reporter: today the man who had a blood alcohol of .195 was arraigned today. two counts of murder and voluntary murder and -- vehicular manslaughter. >> he was warned. >> reporter: he pleaded not

guilty to all charges. >> he was a time bomb ready to go off. >> if you want to drink, fine, don't drive. >> reporter: this is the final picture of mother and daughters hours before the crash posted to facebook. his next court appearance is september 15. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. the sheriff's deputy who shot and killed a 13-year-old is returning to duty. he will earn to full patrol duty next week. he was placed on paid administrative leave after he shot and killed lopez when he mistook the teen's pellet rifle for an ak-47. they look identical. earlier the district attorney announced no charges will be filed in the case. this weekend community members is planning a demonstration to

protest his return to patrol. happening now, a protest planned for oakland and right now a small group of people are gathering. these are live pictures from news chopper 2. that is in support for the people of ferguson, missouri. that is where angry crowds demonstrated every night since a unarmed teenager was killed last weekend. in ferguson, missouri today the situation remained calm so far and tonight there is new information about the shooting of michael brown. the police department there eare lease -- released the name of the officer who fired the deadly shot. darren wilson has been interviewed twice since the fatal shooting. police announced today michael brown was a suspect in a robbery and released surveillance video of the crime. police say this video shows michael brown and his friend stealing a box of cigars worth

just under 50-dollars. the robbery happened 10 minutes before the shooting. when the officer confronted him there was a struggle and that is when brown was killed. the family is outraged the video was released. >> the family feels that was strategic. it was a character assassination attempt. that is the sentiment of everyone. they think the timing is suspect. >> regardless of the timing the friend who was with brown when he was shot confirmed they had taken part in the theft scene in the surveillance video and once again we are monitoring the demonstration that is getting underway in oakland. if anything happens we will update you. we are learning new details about a man accused of stabbing a woman on a a.c. transit bus.

tonight the suspect's father is talking. his son is behind bars without bail following had incident on monday night in berkeley. ktvu's cristina rendon is live from where it happened with what the father is saying about his son and about the victim. >> reporter: i spoke with his father outside of court this morning and he is absolutely heartbroken. he says his son had a history of mental illness but he was off medication and risk on the streets. -- living on the streets. >> reporter: seeing is his son in court is not the life he imagined for his son. >> it hurts any father to have somebody go out and harm somebody else. >> reporter: he was devastated when he heard he was accused of stabbing a passengers on autobus monday -- passenger on a bus monday night. >> the nature was -- it hit the heart. >> reporter: the victim a woman

was stabbed in her eye, right arm and left leg but survived thanks to a passenger. >> i thought it was over. i thought my life was coming to an end. >> reporter: his son battled with mental health challenges since three. he was homeless and off his medications. >> there were many times i had him institutionalized. >> i have anger issues myself and i would never walk up to anyone and try to take their live. >> reporter: he doesn't want to diminish his son's actions. his heart goes out to her and the man who saved her. >> i don't want to take away from that. i am grateful to god that she is still with us and i can't imagine what they are going through. >> reporter: he is charged with

attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. he also has a prior conviction of burglary and in that case his son was deemed incompetent to stand trial. cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. police and the chp are investigating after a woman stole a taxi cab and drove the wrong way down highway 4. this video shows the taxi driving east in the westbound lanes. the 40-year-old caused two crashes and forced officials to shut down the highway. in both collisions drivers tried to avoid hitting the taxi. there were multiple minor injuries. they believe drugs may have been a factor. the southbound lanes of highway 17 are back open after beg shut down for two hours. a tree fell across the lanes.

these pictures from news chopper 2 show crews working to clear the rode way. it came down -- roadway. it came down before 2:00 p.m. highway 17 southbound didn't reopen till 4:00 p.m. this afternoon and by then the traffic was a mess. music fans spent hundreds of dollars to see paul mccartney close down candlestick park last night. some were left stranded outside stuck in all the traffic. ktvu's david stevenson is live now with the story of one fan who is now fighting mad. david? >> reporter: that fan is one of many who described a traffic nightmare last night and she wants her money back. [ singing ] >> reporter: paul mccartney and music fans closed down candlestick park last night though others never got a chance. she spend $374 for two tickets. after a three hour wait in

traffic a parking attendant told her to go home. >> the parking attendant said they were turning away thousands of people. >> the california highway patrol told us it responded to several crashes near candlestick park along with disabled vehicles and scalpers walking along highway 101. it contradicted to a traffic tie up that was caused by thousands of music fans unfamiliar with parking around the stick. >> i can tell you the traffic plan to get in and out was the same as it was at the jay-z concert. >> she says the city should have done better planning. >> i assumed the parking lot was full because tailgaters game without tickets. they didn't want to go to the concert. they just wanted to have a party. nice music and fireworks. >> reporter: police say paul mccartney delayed the show start by 45 minutes to try to

accommodate fans stuck. no word from promoters about the complaints or how many people made it inside to see the performance. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. anger because of american flags, one veteran gets a profane later delivered to his house mad about old glory. >> i don't care, whatever, this is not the -- [ indiscernible ] >> see the letter and why police say there is nothing they can do about it. >> dumping off dozens of cats in the dead of night and it happened more than once. why a shelter wants to find out who is doing it but doesn't want them punished. >> after the break, the bay area weekend forecast and there is changes coming your way. we will see you back here in a couple minutes. female announcer: when you see this truck,

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[ cheers and applause ] home comings never get home. a soldier back home after 9 months in afghanistan. as you can see his mother was over come with emotion.

>> i am ovwhelmed with -- overwhelmed with everybody's support. showing him how much everybody stands behind him means a lot to me. >> i have been home only a few times. serving for two years. feels awesome being home. >> he served in afghanistan providing security at an american army base. new at 6:00 p.m. a army veteran is criticized for displaying an american flag outside his home and he is not the only one to get a letter complaining about the flags. ktvu's rob roth has the later and stalked to the vet who -- talked to the vet who won't stop flying old glory. >> reporter: he hung an american flag outside his home. [ indiscernible ] >> i lost a number of friends

in the vietnam comflict. >> he got a letter criticizing flying the flag. >> can you explain why you are flying your flag daily other than the fact you may be a republican [ bleep ]. >> the letter suggests those who display flags are trying to make a conservative statement and the flag should only fly on important holidays. he says flying the flag are part of free speech. >> i don't care, whatever, this is not the ranting of a person that has all ducks in order. >> reporter: he isn't the only one in the neighborhood who displays the flag. others received the same letter. those residents who don't

display flags support those who do. >> i support the person, their right to send the letter, i don't agree with it, right, but that is fine. it is misguided. >> reporter: he spoke with police who told him since the later wasn't -- letter wasn't threatening there is nothing he can do. >> reporter: is he taking down his flag? he says no way. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. the first human cases of west nile virus in the bay area. 5 so far. officials say there has been a large increase in the number of dead birds with west nile. more than in recent years. as for the humans, two people had west nile, one had west nile fever and two never showed symptoms. 100 cats have been dumped at a animal shelter and workers

think is the same people. surveillance video shows the latest drop early monday morning. you can see two people in a white suv dropping off several boxes of cats and kittens. one person rings the door bell and both take off. 15 minutes later a worker found the cats. >> we don't know, it could be somebody who collects cats and doesn't think to get them spade or neuter. they were likely kept indoors. >> the shelter says the same vehicle dropped off cats three previous times and workers are now back to spaying and microchipping every cat to get them ready for adoption. sea world said it is building larger enclosures for killer whales because of fall out from a documentary.

they are doubling the size of the arka tank and -- orca tank and will fund more research. attendance dropped this summer following the release of black fish that accuses them of mistreating the killer whales and on wednesday stock dropped 33%. friday afternoon high temperatures were like thursday afternoon. 91 antioch. 88 fairfield. highs tomorrow will end up like these. 84 napa. 74 oakland. nice day. almost perfect temperatures. temperature spread from coast to inland. a few degrees from 64 to 91. temperatures along the coast all weekend in the low 60s. inland all weekend mid-80s. couple low 90s. there is the fog. that is what we are tracking. that is the weather story, i guess, how much fog we will see

over the next couple days. we start off tonight, the fog is clearing by pacifica as well. we be fog out here on the great highway. it is chilly out there. mid-50 in golden gate park. that is how it goes all weekends. fog at the coast. which is typical. highs that will be like yesterday. these are the current numbers. 63 san francisco. 87 concord. 88 antioch. san francisco looking now, the bay bridge, back towards the east bay hills. what we will see tonight is the fog getting over the hills. the fog will have a push like it did this morning. the same thing we had today, tomorrow. and same thing we had today on sunday. and things change next week. your forecast highs, 90s. 80s right there. the fog in the afternoon hours will be at the coast.

there will be clearing. sunshine by noon tomorrow. clearing at pacifica and half moon bay. the fog is just going to continue the strong breezes at the coast. that low-pressure system that threw our weather into an unusual pattern. remember that? that is out of here. now we set up with what you expect. breezy along the coast. mild around the bay and warm inland. 90 clear lake. 90 vacaville. hot spots. far edges. 89 livermore. air quality is good. fire danger is down and it is friday. weekend look goods. sunday might be cooler than saturday but the weekend will be outstanding as most weekends are. even in the winter we have good weather. [ laughter ] >> it hasn't been great everywhere. back east a lot of severe weather and cold. we had a nice run. we are not seeing too many

wildfires this year which i am surprised because this drought thing is huge. >> we could use the rain. >> nice. >> usually lasts through like late into the fall which i love the fall weather. >> yeah. yeah. best months right now. >> thank you. the a's they are in atlanta tonight and a battle with the braves and the 49ers number one draft pick jimmy ward is opening up employees to camp. mark is up next with sports.

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with the first day of school days away st. anthonys made sure hundreds of students will be dressed for success. the back to school event brought record number of children, 230 families signed up. for some family it is a choice between food or school clothes. >> making sure a young child looks good, feel goods, feels confident, we can get that support from san francisco to goo that to do that we are happy to be a part of it.

>> they had great financial support from twitter, doleby. they provided new backpacks and mew new red shoes provided new shoes for the kids. and we are helping you get ready for school, go to www.ktvu.com and click on back to school. mark is here now with sports. talk about highs and lows. a's were looking good and now they are having a tough time. >> might be time to say they are in a slump. they lost 4-5 and you know what it is not going that well in their trip down a atlanta. they are trailing early. they were down 2-0. jason hammel on the mound. freeman with two on takes him deep. coco crisp can't get it.

5-0 atlanta. a's showing life. a man on. two run shot. 5-2 is the way we have it going so far in the top of the 6th inning. >> looking forward to sunday, levi stadium. the 49ers. a pre-season game and one of the guys you want to watch is the number one draft choice, number 25 jimmy ward. defensive back out of illinois. very impressive so far in camp but has a lot to learn. going up against talented veterans like michael crabtree in practice every day has expedited his learning process. >> he has this one little move that he tries to knock me over. it works. [ laughter ] >> sooner or later i am going to learn. i think it will help me get better because i am going against guys like that. each day i am going to go again, again, again till i get better. >> determined youngster right there.

and jimmy ward is the name to remember. giants and phillies tonight. that is the sporting life for right mow. highlights at 10:00 p.m. >> thank you. and right now we are keeping an eye on a rally in downtown oakland. it comes in response to the police shooting of a unarmed teenager in ferguson, missouri. so far the small gathering appears peaceful but it is just getting underway. we will have coverage on this story and more at 10:00 p.m. have a good night everyone. >> thank you for joining us. good night.

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