. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channelcy citywide curfew went into affect following shooting death an unarmed teenager one week ago. i'm heather holmes. >> i'm ken wayne, this is a developing story, the up to of ferguson has been torn apart after a white police officer shot an and armed black teenager to death. reporter paul shankman has the story. >> reporter:

hundreds added their voices to the protest saturday, marching up florissan, and a growing number of them are white. it's our state too,. we want to show support and we're watching and we're giving hope more than anything. >> reporter: march began on the exact spot where exactly one week ago today, mike brown was killed. as the group huddled to pray in the pouring rain, 40 fbi agents were in the background, canvassing the neighborhood hoping to find new witnesses who may be afraid to talk to local police. meanwhile reverend jackson is still puzzling over the way local police reacted to last night's looting. they are going to militarized until they look excessive and they come meaning that the people are left exposed. so they have to have a medium in between, those who must obey the law and have moral authority. >> reporter:

among those during last night's peaceful protest was a member of new black panthers. >> that is not what we are here for. we're here too make a stand. we had a brother who was killed. we have a community that is in uproar and this doesn't help our purposes. so we come here to be aggressive, but not in this way. >> reporter: did they listen to you at all? >> many of them listened some didn't. >> reporter: some of those who you came to the march who told captain ron johnson they planned to ride tonight hoping to prevent more looting. >> just monitoring the situation. so you can figure out and see differenttudes on people's faces before things unfold sometimes. >> reporter: that was paul sankman shankman reporting. back here at home the owners of several oakland businesses are cleaning up

after protesters upset over that shooting in ferguson vandalized buildings. the crowd gathered frank ogawa plaza and they marched through downtown streets. it was mostly peaceful until police say a small group turned violent, smashing windows and spraying graffiti on a number of businesses along telegraph avenue. oakland police arrested two people during the demonstration that wrapped up last night in berkeley. oakland police say several officers were pepper-sprayed by people in the crowd and that one of their officers was assaulted by demonstrators as he attempted to make an arrest. the officer was taken to the hospital and later released. the police shooting in ferguson is a reminder to some in the north bay of an officer- involved shooting last year and coming up at 10:30 the recent decision by the sheriff's department that led to this protest. protesters carried a palestinian flag where an israeli ship was set to dock. at this hour that ship is off the coast of monterey and protesters are now claiming a

victory saying it was their action ises that kept that ship from docking in afternoon this afternoon as scheduled. demonstrators say today's planned protest was in response to a call from the palestinian general federation trade union to take action in solidarity with the people of gaza. they say the efforts to block israeli ships is part of a larger campaign to organize boycotts, sanctions and encourage divestment from israel. >> we want to isolate zionism and isolate israeli apartheid so it will fall in palestine as well. >> the ship is now expected to dock tomorrow evening. protesters say they plan to regroup to try to protester that from happening. tomorrow israeli and palestinian negotiators are expected to meet again in cairo in an effort to hammer out a

comprehensive agreement to end the war in gaza. the current cease-fire is set to remain in effect through monday. the united nations says the halt in the fighting is is a louing workers to search for and remove unexploded ordnance. six people were killed auld another six injured when one device detonated earlier this week. fireworks are blamed for spacking half a dozen small fires in oakland. those fires were reported around 10:15 this morning between park boulevard and fruitvale avenue. smoke and flames could be seen all along the interstate. witnesses say they saw for the male suspects shooting off fireworks from a car. one man who lives nearby called for help when he saw the flames. >> i saw huge flames towering above the trees in cyclone fashion, and i immediately called 911. >> no one was hurt and no buildings were threatened or damaged the. the chp is hoping that someone can help identify the vehicle

that was involved. a crash in fremont today killed one person and seriously injured two others. the crash happened on the southbound lanes of interstate 880 near dickson landing road this afternoon. a flatbed truck and two passengers vehicles collided. ktvu reporter azenith smith saw the incident and sent this picture, rasc was cleared by about 4:00 p.m. >> traffic governor rick perry came out swinging today, denouncing the indictment charging him with abuse of power. a grand jury indicted perry yesterday on two felony counts stemming from his veto of $8.5 million to the state's office of public integrity. a special prosecutor in the case says that perry wanted travis county district attorney rosemarylemberg who runs the unit to resign after her arrest for drunken driver. the grand jury charged perry with coercing a public servant.

perry called the indictment "outrageous and partisan." >> i intend to fight against those who would erode our state's constitution and laws purely for political purposes and i intend to win. >> perry says based on the drunk-driving charges against lehmberg that he was exercising his discretion with his vote yes. critics note that lehmberg's office was investigating one of the governor's pet projects and many given to some of the governor's preliminary alloy nyse. >> u.s. fighter jets and drones carried out at least nine airstrikes in iraq, dropping bombs near erbil and the countries a largest dam. the airstrikes come as pope francis sent an emissary to visit displaced yazidis. a report says that extremists massacred about 80 yazidi men. the islamic state fighters

apparently gave them a deadline to convert to islam and when they failed do so they were killed. the violence in agriculture has displaced an estimated 1.2 million people. the united kingdom, united states and germany and oath countries are delivering humanitarian aid and other supplies to the refugees. the area includes a 40-mile long stretch along the tigris river and a source of water and electricity for much of iraq. in a worst-case scenario they are worried that militant will destroy that dam, flooding towns and cities downstream. it looks as if it will be several more weeks before the american sergeant held captive by the damage for five years will find out if he faces military prosecution. sergeant bogbergdahl was released in exchange poirot release of five senior taliban officials that happened last may. an army general is now investigating bergdahl's 2009 capture in iraq. the germ was scheduled to turn had in his investigation

yesterday, but he was granted an additional three weeks to complete his report. some former members of bergdahl's unit accuse him of deserting and say other soldiers were killed or wounded while searching for hill. the 49ers are getting ready for the first game tomorrow at their new home in santa clara. officials will be trying out new ways to handle the big crowds at levi stadium. more parking lots and traffic signs have been added and more officers will be on-hand to help people get around. the 49ers are playing the denver broncos in their second preseason game tomorrow. and the weather looks great for the game tomorrow as well. the micro climate is back in full force with 60s near the immediate coastline. inland neighborhoods warmed up nicely back to the 90s towards morgan hill, 95 degrees and string of 90s towards livermore, concord antioch and fairfield. here is our live camera look

towards the bay bridge and fact that we can see the bay bridge is evidence that we have mostly clear skies -- at least not that dense fog, but a few patches already sneaking into the region. the latest on the mapping system with the low clouds had youing the cloud from isn't cruz to san francisco and santa rosa and approaching parts of north bay and closer inspection towards ocean beach and golden gate park, you can see the overcast for this part of region towards the sunset district as well. the fog will be increasing in the short-term while we're going to bed. over the next 4-8 hours and, in fact, here is our forecast model showing clouds near the coast and around the bay. i think we'll have more coverage around the bay itself. so if i could adjust the forecast would probably expand the low cloud deck pushing across the region. no big chaics in the short-term forecast, but i'm tracking the chance for showers on the long- range weather maps coming up at 10:35. we have a small plane crash to tell us about in el dorado

county that happened near placerville this evening. witnesses say the plane was circling the airport before it crashed. the starduster 11 you see here in these pictures in pieces. the mosquito fire protection district responded to the scene. a second person was onboard and airlifted to the sutter roseville medical center. the national transportation safety board has started an investigation. we're told that no one else was hurt. i know two of the sergeants that responded, attempted cpr. so you can imagine how they are feeling. it's just awful. >> a 2-year-old hit and killed in san francisco, the driver took off. the leads police say can help them find the person responsible. and lagunitas sierra-nevada all need a key ingredient, but the state's historic drought is impacting hops growers. how san francisco honored and remembered robin williams the 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds.

san francisco's police chief is asking for help in finding the hit-and-run driver that killed a 2-year-old girl. that toddler was in the crosswalk at mission street between 4th and 5th streets outside of westfield shop center when she was struck last night. ktvu's christine christineien kafton. a constant flow of pedestrians

use the parking lot between the west field shopping center. last night 10:37 a driver hit and killed a 2-year-old girl, friends tell me everyone called my my. today social media lit up with calls for justice for my my. friends say the girl, her twin brother and mom were all crossing when this car entered the crosswalk, struck mimi and sped off. >> i know two of the sergeants who responded, attempted cpr so can you imagine how they are feeling it's just awful. following the accident officers combed through surveillance cameras and released the images of the car involved, with a dark-colored mismatched front bumper and dark or black rims. >> can i almost assure you somebody watching knows this car. please come forward. >> today a small memorial stands near the crosswalk where mimi was hit, left by a witness to the crash. heather garza lives just you a

few blocks from the crosswalk and said pedestrians need to be onguard when crossing the street here. >> they try to make the light, they don't care. >> reporter: you sometimes walk with your kids? >> yes, especially with a littler one. >> police say it's a light or white-colored '90s model import and they are reviewing the incident to see who had the light at the time, but say regardless as soon as the driver took off they broke the law. investigators are hoping that someone recognizes the cars and calls in a tip. san francisco christien kafton ktvu channel 2 news. those whose cars were lost or damaged when when a 90-year- old water-main break near ucla will bet financial help from the university. now the university is offering interest-free loans up to $, 000 to those who cars were damaged one councilmember says the flooding is a symptom of what he calls the city's

infrastructure crisis and another councilmember says he was told that replacing the city's water lines would cost about $4 billion. a black bear cub burned in a washington wildfire earlier this month is making a slow recovery. the back bear was discovered under a horse trailer in north- central washington where a fire burned about 400 square mileses and destroyed 300 homes. the bear still has third-degree burns and is on pain medication and antibiotics, but her appetite is good. it's still too soon to tell if cinder can be returned to wild. >> notre dame head coach brian kelly expressed shock and disappointment at the academic scandal that is taking out four of his players. the school is investigating the players for allegedly submitting homework haun papers that someone else worked on of it's the second year in a row that the team has been affected by accusation of cheating of the kelly says that notre dame holds players to a very high standard. >> we don't -- we don't look

the other way. if we find improponents we'll address them. >> nascar is gearing up for its first major race since the danger of a driver inspired new safety rule. during practice today for the michigan 400, a driver hit the wall at the international speedway. he was diagnosed with with a concussion. yesterday nascar announced new rules to prevent drivers from getting out of their cars after races. carl edwards said last week's crash is on everyone's mind. it's a turning point for all the drivers. i think people will be a little more careful. >> nascar tony stewart will not drive tomorrow. it's been a week since his

vehicle struck and killed kevin ward, jr., who you can see walked out of his car to confront stewart during a dirt track event. an investigation continues into the crash. a driver got into trouble in his own backyard. he drove his car through a garage door, and right into a swimming pool. fortunately the 85-year-old altadena man was able to get out of car by himself. he blamed the mishap on a slip of the foot. >> he told us that his shoe or his sandal got caught in the pedals of the vehicle, and drove through the door in the rear part of his garage and into the swimming pool. >> paramedics examined the man and found him to be okay. there is no word on how they plan to get that car out of the pool. well, back on patrol, a sheriff's deputies new assignment leads to this protest in the north bay. the reason that they want that deputy on permanent desk duty. a cross that once dominated northern california farmland is making a comeback and how beer

lovers are fueling the resurgence of california hops. >> in warmer the fog is regrouping now. coming up a temperature change your sunday forecast and track of a weather system that could produce a few showers on the long range weather maps.

. beer brews he and hop grows he met today manytismon to achieve one commungoal to grow more of the ingredient that makes beer special. will heryford tells us about the crop that had the sacramento valley at top of the world. >> just west of davis you may have seen strange looking trellises with vines up near

20'. these plants are you the new beginnings of an old crop to the area, the flavor-maker in beer, hops. >> hops is very important. >> the sacramento region at one time grew more hops than anyone. >> we were the largest hop growing region in the world. >> only now small acreage is devoted to the production of the labor intensive crop. >> we have an opportunity to redefine what the word "sacramento" means when comes to beer. >> reporter: bringing the once thriving hops business was the purpose of a miting bringing those interested in hops growing and beer making together of the the formation of the california hop exchange. >> the craft beer industry has taken over and a lot home brewers. so the demand is picking up. and the buy-local movement, farm to fresh all that that is taking over and making a whole new industrial. >> we're just bringing it back to life and with the new micro- breweries there is demand for hops now. >> some are already growing and selling their hops. others have backyard plots with big dreams. >> i'm a home brewer, but bigger picture would be to raise a family on a hop farm of my own would be awesome. >> reporter: this core group of passionate

growers and brewers hope their meeting today will be start of something big once again. that was will heryford reporting. interest in home brewing automatic off when the championship was won by annie johnson of sacramento. it was a day to step back in time as sutter fort celebrated it's 145th anniversary, back in 1839 that john sutter arrived in sacramento area. today volunteerses and park managers say that the celebration are not only meant to highlight sutter's importance to the region, but to showcase just how far the area has come srms. >>. >> it's important to know it's an evolving story like the people who made this significant. the situation continues to evolve, california state parks evolve. >> sutter received a land grant in the sacramento valley from the mexican government and it was the first non-indian settlement in central valley. >> the coast guard has given

up trying to restart a tanker adrift off the oregon coast. an engine fire killed one of the crew members about 700 miles off cape blanco. an alameda-based coast guard cutter rescue the rest of the crew. the petty officer says the systems copyright be vestoredment a tug is expected to arrive by monday to tow it back to show. there are no reports of leaks or other pollution from the fire. developing news tonight as the 62-year-old woman who made headlines for repeatedly trying to sneak aboard planes is out of jail. just days ago a judgarded her to serve 177 days for violating probation by returning to los angeles international airport. l.a. authorities say they released hartman because of jail overcrowding. hartman plead no contest to sneak opponent a southwest flight from san josi to los angelesle a judge released her and told her to stay away from the airport unless she had a ticket, but the next day she

was arrested again at l.a.x. >> now outrage over an officer- involved shooting. >> what the sheriff's department decided that brought people back to the streets today. >> remembering one of the bay area's open, the only way most people knew him.

. now to the developing news we're following in ferguson, missouri. that city remains on enon the first night of a mandatory curfew. police wore bulletproof vests and helmets to enforce the curve csu which was imposed by the governor today. that city has been wracked by violence of a white police officer shot and killed an unarmed black teenager. protesters are demanding apindictment against the officer involved. tonight members of new black panther party warped people to get over the streets in time foyt curfew, we're told this a if you hundred did no. >> in the barack there is new outrage with a ois officer-involved shooting in sonoma county and recent frustration by a decision by the sheriff's department. >> reporter: the shouts and demands of andy

lopez' supporters have echo through the streets for over a year and now they are gelhaus has been on administrative leave since he mistook the victim's pellet gun for an assault rival. >> they shouldn't have the man to come back to work here. that is ridiculous. >> reporter: they say their children are scared what may happen. >> they are afraid. they are fearful. they are afraid that they will be next. >> reporter: and residents like anne jordan are concerned too. she has never been to andy lopez protest until now & i wouldn't want to call the sheriff's department and have deputy gelhaus at my front door. >> reporter: she feels that gelhaus should sit behind a deck. >> he doesn't have good judgment and i want him off the county's road. california highway patrol stood by, but things remained peaceful.

this sergeant says the group's opinions are the minority. >> we know the overwhelming majority are supportive of the sheriff's office and law enforcement in germ. so we're pleased that we can move forward from here. >> reporter: they say they won't move forward until action is taken against gelhaus to prevent his return to work. >> reporter: the sheriff's department made no arrests today and they are thankful that the public remained peaceful. in sonoma county cristina rendon ktvu channel 2 news. tense moments he in the city's outer richmond district after a bomb scare earlier this morning. the san francisco bomb squad was called to the home after a person cleaning out a garage discovered some unusual items. the bomb squad determined that the devices were old road flares and electrical fuses that were harmless. a noisy march after they rallied to stop what they call

the gentrification of a neighborhood. sergoy sylvia lappies has lived in the same rent controlled unit for 24 years now. for the last four years he has been fighting an ellis act eviction. that act allows tenants to be evicted if the landlord intends to take the unit off the rental market. >> we're losing all of our families. we're losing our diversity and so this is about keeping families in their homes. >> according to san francisco controller, the rent controlled housing supply has deceased by more than one thousand units over the past two fy first- degrees. >> san francisco is honoring robin williams this week with a film festival. [ applause ]. >> the festival fealtaurs many of the late comedian's best work including "mrs. doubtfire." including "mrs. doubtfire." "b

irdcage," and good morning vietnam." people in the audience appreciate the chance to see williams on screen. >> watching the san francisco movie, great classic film right here, bringing me back to my childhood. >> movies run again tomorrow from noon to 6:00 am and admission is tree free -- free and so is the popcorn. >> following developing news of a plane crash in placerville and it's registered to a man outside of san josi. the crash happened this evening and killed one man onboard. coint witnesses say the plane was circling the airport before it crashed. a second person onboard was airlifted to the sutter roseville medical center. the national transportation safety board is now on the scene investigating. no one else was hurt. a southern california woman is facing multiple charges after stealing a san diego police car and leading officers

on a wild chase. about midnight police say the 22-year-old stole the car from downtown san diego and then drove erratically on interstate 5. after receiving reports police began to chase her and putting out spike-strips, but the woman kept going and rammed three police vehicles before finally giving up of she was arrested on suspicion of drunk- driving, grand theft and other felony charges. it turns out that disastrous sinkhole at the national corvette museum in kentucky earlier this year has something of a silver lining. it's becoming a draw for tourists. this is the surveillance video you might remember taken back in february when the floor gave way beneath a number of exotic, very nice, expensive cars at bowling green museum. the sinkhole caused more than a million dollars in damage, but a big draw to the museum, seeing a 63% increase since the accident. >> we seen the

signs and said let's pull in and check it out. >> now museum officials say they are hoping to fill in part of the sinkhole, but want to keep a 25x45' section and build a bridge over it. they say they may even leave some of the damaged cars as they are right now. a hot day calls for what else? how about ice cream? >> can you hit? good girl. >> okay. >> and pet food express offered ice cream today for your favorite companion. the doggie ice cream social featured special flavors for fido like bacon with peanut butter and banana and toppings included freeze dried beef and pumpkin. the social continues tomorrow at all bay area stores. you will sit for ice cream you? >> i will [ laughter ]. >> i will, do. >> heading back to school and find out how many deserving kids will be ready for their first day. >> i'm not sure about the

banana or beef toppings. >> it's not just a sunday forecast, but a football sunday forecast and our meteorologist mark tamayo will let you know what to expect at the issue very first 49ers game at levi stadium.

. well, we've basis point locked in quiet weather pattern over past few day, low clouds a fog and clearing back towards coast. right now amtrak another surge of the fog redeveloping offshore. a steady onshore breeze that helps to transport low clouds across the bay and possibly patches inland as well. here is a closer look at the fog coverage, approaching pacifica and san francisco and out towards the sunset strict. can you pick out some of the overcast that continues to increase in coverage. right now a few patches into the north bay as well. current numbers right now 56 degrees in sand rose, san jose 65 and livermore in the upper 60s, andoch 70 and oakland checking in at 61 degrees at last check. for tonight, clear skies, fog will continue to be on the increase. here is our live camera looking out towards the bay bridge. for the most part we've partly

cloudy skies. tomorrow, cool temperatures for the beaches and warm numbers inland and of course the big game coming up towards levi stadium for the preseason game as the niners play the broncos, mostly sunny skies and temperatures in the upper 70s to near 80 degrees. very warm numbers in santa clara for tomorrow. the extended we're tracking at least a slight chance of showers, until we'll be watching out for the next several days. first thing tomorrow morning, starting out sunday morning we're thinking lots of 50s for santa rosa, hayward and morgan hill, 55. morning fog clearing back near the coast. breeze, 15-25 miles per hour and temperatures not a big change for tomorrow. we're going to cool things off a little bit, but inland neighbors back into the 80s. here is the change developing later in the week and this is still a ways out, thursday night into friday. this weather system develops and drops down to southern california and could bring in a chance of showers. latest forecast models backing off on the chances friday into

friday night, but something that we'll keep an eye on because we could be tracking showers closer to the bay area. here is your forecast model shows you clouds near the coast and the bay tomorrow. party to mostly cloudy skies. clouds roll back to near the shoreline. inland more sunshine. warmest locations upper 80s to lower 90s. vacaville 92 degrees. livermore in the upper 80s,88 degrees. san josi tops out at 80. fremont in 78 and san francisco upper 60s, lots of clouds in the morning gradually clearing back to the short-term in the afternoon showers. here is a look ahead your five- day forecast. cooling off monday into tuesday and warming up slightly by wednesday. we'll thicken up the clouds by thursday. friday a slight chance of seeing showers approach the region of if you are heading to the niners game, that typical

candlestick wind won't be a factor. >> bring the sun is screen. >> yes, it will be warm. >> thank you, mash. hundreds of kids in bayview- hunters point neighborhood will be stepping out in style with backpacks all part of the public defenders magic program. >> they need supplies. they need pencils, pens whateverthy will get them through the school year, they need that and we're happy to protest that for them and the parent. >> this is the 11th year for the backpack giveaway, that provides resources to youth in underserved neighborhoods serving youth and their families. >> the r's take on the braves. >> and could the slide finally be offer? we hear from the giants after their monster come back. sportswrap is next with sports director mark ibañez.

i love having a free checked bag. with my united mileageplus explorer card. i have saved $75 in checked bag fees. priority boarding is really important to us. you can just get on the plane and relax. i love to travel, no foreign transaction fees means real savings. we can go to any country and spend money the way we would in the u.s. when i spend money on this card i can see brazil in my future. for a limited time, earn 50,000 bonus miles. offer ends september 2nd. ♪

i know you're staying golden by managing your energy use...ns. which means managing water too, (roar) especially during a drought. learn to save water and money at energyupgradeca.org

. good evening how is it going everybody, joe fonzi has this saturday night off and i'm mark ibañez, and this saturday edition of sportswrap. and giant's, another example of bipolar baseball. we see giants this afternoon and get nfl hall of fame quarterback roger stauback checking it out. the baby is gone, 16th of the year. after a couple of runs in the pd for philadelphia, they add three more in the 5th. ryan howard can still swing it.

cashing in a pair to ko tim hudson, who went four inning and gave up five runs. eventually ties it, michael moore is right in the middle of it and appears to get his stroke back with an rbi double. pt giants are within 5-2. still in the 6th inning, down 5-3, gregor blanco, just a little dinker to left. a run is in. and it's 5-4, a sacrifice fly would tie it. we have got a 5-5 game going into the bottom of the 8th. blanco again, a late addition into the line-up, joe panik who tripled came in to score. this is much more like it. he is digging it. 6-5, san francisco. and another one hitting here was michael morris with two doubles and a triple. says simply getting backpack to basics is going to help this team turn it around for the stretch drive. >>