rina: i thought gordon was gonna be nice to me. they're throws more tear gas. a tense stand off broke out in just the past hour with officers firing tear gas and stun grenades as protesters and police face off once again in ferguson missouri. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. tonight's violence in ferguson is just one in a series of confrontations. troops from the national guard were brought in to monitor protesters. and president obama met with

eric holder about the arrest and is sending holder to ferguson. more now on this developing news from cristina rendon. >> reporter: we've been monitoring the live feed and in the last hour things escalated. authorities started to move in and heavy armed gear, that happened within the last 15 minutes and earlier as you mentioned police fired stun gun grenades and tear gas canisters as protesters threw rocks at them. >> they're throwing more tear gas. >> reporter: a violent pattern repeats at night in ferguson missouri. tonight the national guard is on hand to try to restore peace. president obama addressed the violence today. >> well i understand the passions and the anger that arise over the death of michael

brown, giving into that anger by looting or carrying guns, and even attacking the police only serving to raise tensions and start chaos. >> reporter: eric holder will go to ferguson wednesday to meet with federal officials. a move john burress says is unusual. >> for them to come in right now is a huge huge step. and it only shows the important that the president sees in the case. >> reporter: the shooting of michael brown reminds him of the shooting of oscar grant. >> it's the community frustration that something has to be done. >> reporter: preliminary findings show the bullets were not fired at close range and hit brown in the front of the

body. >> this officer should have been arrested. >> reporter: but a different version of the shooting was told by a radiation by a friend of officer wilson. she says that wilson was come at by brown so he started shooting. the president says the military and local law enforcement is different and he doesn't want those lines blurred. we will of course continue to monitor the developments in ferguson. for now we're live in our newsroom, cristina rendon. >> we won't back down. in oakland late today about two dozen people staged a rally protesting the shooting of michael brown. as you can see the group encountered a line of officers and there was a brief face off but tonight there are no reports of any arrests. in san francisco, a similar protest this'ving drew a small

and peaceful crowd to justin hermann plaza. officers responded to a nine # one call about a woman threatening her family with an oozie. shellman came out of the household what appeared to be a gun. shellman is seen advancing toward police as an officer fired a single shot. it turns out that shellman was carrying a cordless drill. tonight at 10:30, two investigates questions the chief of police about the chaos and why he says his men did the right thing. a grand jury indict reveals

disturbing details from behind closed doors of a slaughter house. 8.7millionpounds of beef processed at that facility were recalled. it says from the owners of the owner, two workers placed heads from a cow next to the cancer eye caucuses. they have pleaded not guilty. the recalled meat was distributed to churches, schools and nonprofit organizations. there's been no reports of any injuries. we checked the temperature it was 80 degrees in santa clara. at candle stick it was just 67 degrees.

that's a 13-degree difference. turns out that parking was not the only problem. >> many people needed medical attention. >> it really started to heat up by the second and third quarter. if you're sitting in a seat for a prolonged period of time it definitely starts to get to you. >> reporter: she was seat on the visitors side away from the shade it seems two towers. >> we saw a few people people fanning themselves. we saw a few people on gurneys. >> reporter: they responded to 69 calls. two people were sent to the hospital including one fan that later died of cardiac arrest. it's not unknown if the heat

played a part in his death. he was sitting in a seat with more sun. >> with the heat there's a lot of people having alcoholic beverages, caffeinated beverages that type of thing. maybe not wearing a hat or sun block and prolonged time in the sun can just, ware down on someone. >> reporter: fans had to deal with the weather just like they do in any other stadium. at levi fans can get help for heat exhaustion at three first aid stations throughout the stadium. the price for water isn't cheat at $5.75. but fans are allowed to bring in sealed bottled water into the stadium. azenith smith, ktvu news. a reminder next sunday you can watch the 49ers right here next week. at 1:00 it's the 49ers against the san diego chargers.

a former ymca child worker denied charges. nicholas lermeneir was arrested after police say he sexually assaulted four young girls under his supervision. some of the victims testified today in the preliminary hearing. if the case goes to trial, he will face charges. the california state senate is set to take up control next week. the legislation focuses on mental health and was triggered by a case -- >> reporter: this is a copy of ab1014 the gun violence

restraining order. the parents of victim chen who attended leland high school here tell us this bill could save lives. >> anything related to end the violence and to protect our children, i'm fully supportive of that. >> reporter: chen describes the loss of her son george as sensings and preventable. the sophomore was visiting his two friends in their apartment when the three were stabbed to death by a roommate. he went on to shoot and kill three others and injured 13 before turning the gun on himself. george's father says more than need to be done. >> we wish that gun control passed many years ago. >> reporter: it enabled us to act in a very prompt fashion. >> reporter: nancy skinner authored ab1014. the bill would allow law

enforcement, or someone living with a person to ask a judge to restrict a person from buying. >> family members are often the first to notice that family members are at risk of hurting themselves and others. >> it's time. and it's already too late for george and others. it can be done quickly to save children like george. >> reporter: the bill has to be approved by the state senate and assembly by august 31st to make it to the governor's desk. tonight the governor's office tells us he usually doesn't comment on pending legislation. the office of state attorney general pamela harris tells me she supporting the bill. amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. people around the bay area stopped what they were doing today to stand and applaud robin williams.

at 1:00 this afternoon people gave the late actor a minute long-standing ovation. these fans posted their tribute on you tube. the event was organized by a group on facebook and nearly 32,000 people signed up to honor robin williams with a standing ovation. after closing to pay tribute to robin williams, rock theater will honor the late comedian. tomorrow comedians will take the stage again for a sold out show. we're told that the theater is still working out details for another larger tribute to remember and celebrate robin williams' life. and there's now a movement to rename the waldo tunnel after robin williams. a change.org petition has

800,000 signatures. the waldo tunnel is the gate way into marin county after you cross the golden gate bridge and it's known for its rainbow colored paint. she was taken hostage. >> two passengers are hostage. >> reporter: and killed by police gunfire. two investigates asks the police chief about what officers knew when they opened fire. >> showers and thunderstorms to our north what you can expect as the system moves closer to the bay area tomorrow morning. for the second day protesters block a cargo ship at the port of oakland for unloading the message their sending. why some say they're hurting the wrong people it makes me happy to go on the computer.

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life in the gaza strip should remain calm for another 24 hours now that a seize fire between israel and hamas has been extended. pelestinians are pushing for israel to drop its blockade of gaza. israel also wants to put off talks on to other issues allowing a new gaza sea port and airport. a cargo ship belonging to a company based in israel is floating in limbo tonight at the port of oakland. protesters are blocking port workers from off loading that ship. noelle walker is live at the port with a look at the support. >> reporter: the protesters

were over there across the street until about 45 minutes ago with a row of police officers behind them trying to keep them off of middle harbor row here. they're targeting the state of israel but some say others are paying a price. >> reporter: for the second day protesters picketed the port of oakland in solidarity with pelestinians. there were between three and four dozen protesters and about that many police officers. >> after 15 minutes, we will tow your cars. >> reporter: making sure the street was clear. >> this is 15 minutes though. >> reporter: and the protest peaceful. protesters are trying to block a cargo ship owned by vin shipping, not wholly israeli owned by has a port in israel.

some honored the picket line, others went through the port entrance to work. >> we just want them to be safe that's all. >> it's up to your members whether or not they work tonight. >> that's right. >> any time you can cause the state of israel some money then you're really having some impact. >> what we see is a hate fest toward a symbol. israeli symbol. >> reporter: israeli council general andy davis says the protests are hurting commerce for unintented targets. >> who suffers? people of oakland, people of california are those who will suffer from this protest. >> would it hurt you? would it hurt your pockets? >> reporter: the chants are loud and protesters plan to continue. as long as they still have a voice. >> reporter: and they left saying they will continue their

protest tomorrow. reporting live at the port of oakland, noelle walker. a house shower in oakley led to the discovery of an illegal marijuana grow. 1,000 marijuana plants were confiscated. the estimated value a half million dollars. no one has been arrested. fire officials say someone officially bypassed the home's electrical system to power the grow operation. part of a main thorough fair in concord remains closed tonight after a truck crash into a power pole there. it happened more than 12 hours ago at about 8:40. power lines came down on to the street. 1,700pg & e customers lost power tonight. new developments in a criminal case against pg & e following that deadly san bruno

pipeline explosion. today attorneys for pg & e pled not guilty in federal court to a second enhanced criminal indictment. tom vacar tell us san bruno city leaders say a failure of oversights still needs to be addressed nearly four years later. faces millions of the dollars, pg & e flatly denies any wrong doing. >> we know any employee broke any ruleless. >> reporter: nonetheless the city of san bruno wants the

federal government to appoint a representative. the city wants some of the fines to support a california pipeline trust. tomorrow during advocate safety statewide. also presumably the cpucs job. >> we do not trust the cpuc to perform its statutory function. >> reporter: the city wants cpuc president to step down for perpetuating until this day a too cozy relationship with the city. and those involved in the coziness should be gone as well to end it once and for all. >> reporter: yes, we would believe they should step down. >> reporter: talk about business yesterday unfinished. nearly four years after the explosion, this neighborhood still has many lots that are barren and unbuilt on. >> we would like to see

something done sooner if not later. >> reporter: kearny has rebuilt, but the one beside him and across the street remain barren. >> i think pge and is dragging their feet in getting these lots sold. >> such as normal could ever be here. clouds and patchy drizzle earlier tonight. we'll look at the clouds. it sits right about here at this point. earl littler today it was over northern california. even brought showers and thunderstorms to parts of northern california. for us it has brought in that marine layer. it's rite -- right about 2,000 feet. the on shore winds quite strong through areas of the delta and through the golden gate as well. we will check in on some of

those winds. and at sfo the winds are offshore and gusting to 23 miles per hour. mountain view reporting 12. the on shore breeze is going to continue and so will the drizzle. as we go in tomorrow morning. widespread clouds once again. fog out there as well. we put this into motion, you notice a few specks of blue. along the coastline, our coastal hills cross into the east bay we're going to wake up with the heavy drizzle once again. by noontime it's pulling back. westerly be mostly sunny away from the coastline. our temperatures are going to be a lot like what we saw today. 56 in oakland, 59 for you redwood city. 69 for santa rosa. the afternoon for tomorrow, a near repeat of today. low 60s and cloudy at the coast. 66 san francisco, low 70s for hayward. low 80s for concord. upper 80s for areas right around antioch. this trend is going to continue as we get into your midweek wednesday. in the extended forecast i'll tell you how long this pattern

is going to last. >> thanks rosemary. giving back gone viral. how a bucket of ice is challenging charities to think outside the box. plus new video of a bay area side show that turned deadly and the challenges faced by officers who try to break it up.

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an illegal side show turned deadly. ktvu has obtained video of drivers doing donuts on the highway. these illegal gathers are not new to the bay area. >> reporter: as claudine wong reports this time over the weekend it unfortunately ended with a deadly crash. >> reporter: news chopper 2 was over head when our crews spotted a side show on the way

at the port of oakland but there were others on 580 and 880. >> within a 15 minute window we had multiple events going and they're always moving. >> reporter: near gulf road, ena elite recorded this video. >> they blocked off the whole freeway. it was shocking to me to see that amount of people. >> reporter: she called 911 repeatedly. but even after police got on the scene, the cars continued to cause problems. when this officer got out of the vehicle, watch the driver in the tan car he continues to drive around the stopped cars. then the passenger throws what looks like a can at the chp vehicle. then as a steady stream of car cross the toll lane. drivers got out of their cars and covered up their license plate with paper and even their shirts. even after they started back in the other direction. the chp say it is side shows

continued. >> they continue running traffic breaks and slowing down the traffic which once again is extremely dangerous. >> reporter: one motorcycle was tracked by the chp chopper. >> there was a description on three or four. and this is the one the helicopter happened to follow. the motorcyclist was driving at 100 miles per hour with no lights on. >> reporter: he exited in castro valley just blocks from ulayo's home. >> i heard the helicopter and i hear sirens. >> reporter: a sheriff deputy spotted him but a chp officer says there wasn't even time to give chase. >> the cyclist went into the intersection and broadsided an suv. >> reporter: the crash investigation is continuing as is a side show investigation with the chp saying they're trying to aggressively track down anyone involved.

claudine wong, ktvu news. an oakland plan pled not guilty today to charges of murdering his wife. 57-year-old lori wolf was found dead july 5th inside her home in mount claire where she shared with her husband. police said von tempo told them her husband fell down the stairs but an autopsy found that he died of blunt trauma. texas based waste management -- the suit claims the council has personal and political connections to cws. and says cws is ill prepared for the job and the council violated many of its own

procedures in awarding that deal. serious questions tonight about the police response that left a hostage dead. >> was there confusion when all this was happening? >> it was intense. i don't know of any specific confusion. >> up next two investigates sits down with oakland police to find out what happened before its men opened fire. >> and new concerns about a crosswalk here.

tonight two investigates the circumstances surrounding the death of 41-year-old misty holt singh. she was the hostage killed last month. the mother of two was an innocent victim described by her husband of 13 years as a loving and giving bern. stockton police say the three bank robbers useed the hostages as human shields in the weeks following the shoot out authorities revealed that holt singh died from police gunfire and that she was shot 10 times. ktvu's allie rasmus has our report. >> reporter: during a high speed chase and shoot out, 71 71 stockton police officers

rushed to the scene. three armed gunmen took three hostages. >> they just dropped a hostage on the ground. >> get the hostage. take care of the hostage. >> reporter: that left one hostage still left in the suv. misty holt singh. but did all of the officers who responded know that? >> was there confusion? >> it was intense. i don't know of any specific confusion. >> reporter: two stockton police officers initially responded to the call about the bank robbery. those officers saw the gunmen force three hostages into the get away vehicle. >> the hostage negotiators and tackty -- tactical teams all those things began to be put in place. before they were able to be put in place they went mobile.

>> back off, give them room. >> reporter: officers try to reveal information of what they see. >> one of the persons is a hostage. >> confirmed, one of those persons looks like a hostage in the rear. >> reporter: there was certainly dialogue going on and communication to best determine how many potential or actual hostages were in the car. >> reporter: didn't the officers who were outside the bank see them take the hostages and get away. >> they did. but the amount -- they didn't know what was there at the scene. they just showed up and saw what they saw. >> reporter: the chase appeared to be over the suspects fired their weapons first. >> the training is if there's a threat, that they're trained to stop the threat. so then there were no specific

commands to my understanding to begin fire. >> reporter: whether officers knew hostage misty holt sing was still in the vehicle is unclear. >> at that point though, did your officers know there was still a hostage in the car? >> we certainly know that there's a majority at least of the officers were aware. but again so many other dynamics were in play. >> reporter: the chief says what his officers were responding to was more like a roving active shooting scene than a high speed chase. he says in that situation the main objective -- >> is to locate and stop the threat as quickly as possible. >> so that's goal number one in those situations whether there's a hostage around or not. >> exactly as described. >> reporter: the san joaquin district attorney's office are all investigating what happened that day. and questions about communication and what information was relayed between officers during the incident are just some of the things they'll be trying to answer.

allie rasmus. >> if you have a story you would like us to look into, e maul us at two -- e-mail us at two investigates @ ktvu.com. the family of torrez called police saying that she refused to take her medication. the district attorney's office says the shooting was justified. police are investigating what led to a stabbing today at glide memorial church in san francisco. police say a staff member was stabbed in the shoulder there at about 10:00 this morning in the church. the attacker then ran to the building and got into a munni bus. the injured glide worker is expected to be okay. it's back to school time here in the bay area and in san francisco that means an emphasis on safety for students

going to and from school. especially in light of all the pedestrians hit and killed by drivers so far this year. ktvu's david stevenson spoke to parents who are well aware of the dangerous. >> reporter: parents picked up their children today. >> proud moment today, first day. >> reporter: parents around the city were encouraged to walk kids to campus. a way of bonding and highlights street safety. >> for their safety. because there's a lot of cars here. >> reporter: 10 pedestrians have been killed in collisions this year. on friday a hit-and-run driver killed a 2-year-old girl in a south of market district. >> seeing that makes me want to be safer especially crossing the street. >> reporter: san francisco is the first city to lower speed limits to 15 miles per hour around all of its schools, but

some schools are at least partially exempt from the 15- mile-per-hour zone rule. >> the streets that they reside on are busy streets. which is counter intuitive because those are the dangerous streets. >> reporter: parents today said they're stepping up to make sure their children don't step into a crosswalk. >> as pedestrians, we have to look into that also. we can't just rely on a crossing guard. >> reporter: david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. a rock climber from the north bay has reportedly died in a climbing accident in yosemite national park right after he proposed to his girlfriend. relatives say 36-year-old brad parker of sebasta pool was

climbing cathedral peak. after he proposed to her, they separated and he went on to climb nathes crest. he is described as an experienced climber who did not use ropes. how this phenomenon has taken people closest to the cause by surprise. and people in the bay area could wake up to cold weather. and next a marine's young wife found dead her neighbor now under arrest. what investigators say may have been the motive. ♪

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we have breaking news now from san jose where a man has suffered life threatening injurys in a hit-and-run collision. here's a live picture right now from the scene. san jose police say the incident took place near center road and oldem drive at about 8:15 tonight. the victim said to be an adult male was taken to the hospital. police say the driver took off and is still not been found. at this point there's no description of the vehicle. our crews on scene are working to find out more about the

incident. the president said u.s. air strikes helped iraqi forces regain control of a major dam. that raced fears they would blow up the dam. >> if that dam was breached it could have proven catastrophic with floods that would have threatened the lives of thousands of civilians and endanger our embassy compound in baghdad. >> reporter: the president said the fight against islamic state militants is far from over and will require the iraqi government to unite the various factions in order to defeat them. our exclusive ktvu field poll, californians are largely happy with how california is handling the health system. 75% of people who visited the

website say they were satisfied. 9% said they eventually got health coverage there. late word that television announcer pardo died. don pardo announced the cast of saturday night live every season except one since the show started in 1975. the cause of death has not yet been revealed. before saturday night live you may remember him from the price is right and jeopardy. he actually started in radio back in the 40s and was inducted into the tv hall of fame in 2010. well making a difference with a camera and a bucket of ice water. >> that famous ice bucket challenge doing much more than just raise money for garretts disease. >> our meteorologist rosemary orozco looks at what's coming

up. and a bedbug problem at a movie theater. we'll tell you how the theater is responding.

it's the latest viral stunt and it involves people dumping ice water over their head and then challenging others to do the same. by now you probably heard of the ice bucket challenge and why it's been so successful. now other organizations are taking aim. >> that was really cold. >> reporter: love it or hate it the als ice bucket challenge is having a moment in the social

media spotlight. mark zuckerberg and jim harbaugh took terms. bill gates took it to a whole different level, coming up with a fancy contraption. borrowing the ice bucket idea organizers raised more than $2,500 for the officer down memorial fund. >> it couldn't be for a better cause. it sports -- supports our families and their loved ones. >> reporter: more than $15 million was raised in three weeks for the als association to fight lou garretts disease. her husband chairs the als

school chapter. >> why does anything go viral? i think it's hard for everyone say why this took off opposed to other charities. >> reporter: girls inc. supports girls. >> makes us recognize there's a different way to call to action people in different settings. >> reporter: and the ceo of shifts communications tells us the internet rewards creative. navarro says right place, right time and luck plays a role. these days it can be hard to tell fact from fiction online and that's why facebook is reportedly testing a feature that will label posts from comedy sites like the onion as

satire. it's gotten feed back from users who say they want a way to distinguish fake news stories from real news stories. a lodi movie these -- theater is closed tonight and will remain closed until thursday because of a bug problem. two girls still have the red marks evidence of the bedbug bites. their uncle says even after he told the manager the theater stayed open. but now it's closed and an exterminator says it may need more than one treatment. >> difficult to get rid of because of where they hide. they can latch on to your clothes, curtains. >> reporter: word about the bedbugs spread quickly and now moviegoers say they're worried they may have unknowingly carried the bedbugs home with them. unseasonably cool and damp outside our doors this evening. the drizzle is falling and i expect tomorrow morning some of us may even need our windshield wipers giving you a look here

at the radar. sweeping through, not picking up on anything. that's because the low clouds are below the beam and falling is the drizzle below the beam. you can see very widespread. there's a system off the coast. it's helping to provide that lift that we need in order to again get that drizzle. it could be drizzle even a few patches of light rain for tomorrow morning. this morning we actually had some accumulation along the coastline. some of our coastal hills we could see that again tomorrow morning. this system is going to continue to shift south i think by tomorrow morning it'll be in and around the monterey area and make its way toward southern california by the evening hours tomorrow. but temperature wise we're going to be a lot like what we had today. mid-80s for some of our warmer locations which is unseasonably mild for our inland communities for mid-august. 68degrees as you get going tomorrow morning in antioch 60 in concord. 59 redwood city. i think we'll have widespread clouds once again. and the possibility of some

damp wealther -- weather as you get going. and temperatures will look like this. 74 for novato tomorrow. 80degrees for pleasanton. upper 60s to low 70s for the east shoreline. santa clara valley for the afternoon tomorrow. mid-80s morgan hill. sunny vale you'll go to 76 as well. 73 for san mateo. mid-70s redwood city as well as palo alto. very mild pleasant weather in the forecast at least away from the coast it will remain cloudy at the coast. temperatures won't change a whole lot. i think we will see a slight bump in the numbers thursday and friday. and then a slight dip as we get into the weekend. with temperatures ranging in the mid- to upper 80s for our inland communities. >> you can raise that chair a little. thanks rosemary.

>> all right mark is here now. giants, as off tonight. gives us a chance to talk a little football. >> preseason ball, yeah full prized tickets, pricing and food to go with bargain is probably the biggest rip off in all of sports but for a team like the raiders looking for positives, well, last friday night's last second win confidence builder and entertaining for those who stuck around. not to say the raiders don't have issue. growing concern already about the lackluster play of first string quarterback matt schaub and dennis ellen. kind of get the feeling he's already tired. >> seem to get that question a lot. but i'm confident with where we're at offensively. i know the group is confidence with where we're at.

matt schaub is confident with where we're at. do we need to improve? yeah we need to get better from where we're at. whether you're a fan of the browns or red skin there was only one reason to watch the nfl preseason style, johnny football. here's what the buzz is going to be tomorrow. incomplete pass for manziel on a roll out but johnny football becomes more like johnny middle finger addressed over there to the washington bench as he came off the field. as for his active tiff -- activity with his arm not his finger. a little flip to deon lewis. and 1410 washington at that point 17-17 later. you remember colt mccoy 49er fans, up top has the skins up for good and the lead, nick williams a 30-yard touchdown. pretty good ending to this game 24-23 redskins do beat johnny manziel but you're going to be

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this moment they're the oakland a's. not the best team in all of baseball or the number one team. two out for the angels. mike trout just hits a laser off that green wall out there. man ongoing to score a run and the angel break a scoreless tie 1-0. next man up albert pujols also get into the swing of it. off the boards down there. he's got himself an rbi single. 2-0, 4-2 final. cj wilson wins his tenth and the angels win the west. it's a brand new day in the world of basketball for the clippers. as they celebrate the new ownership down there dark cloud days of donald sterling have come and gone. the new owner steve balmer

taking over. with no lack of enthusiasm i might add. celebration there. and doc rivers can now concentrate on the business of basketball and not all the issues. just a little excited to have a new team. >> just fired up to have a new team. >> he is. and coverage continues on ktvu.com. have a great evening everyone. >> good night. it makes me happy to go on the computer.

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can people change? well, that's a -- that is a tough one, but i would say yes, people can change. that's what i believe, anyway, and i will till the day i die. you do realize you're proving the exact opposite of your point. see? she's changed. she used to be very supportive of me. [ beep ] claire: come on. [ beep ] [ television plays loudly ] aah. phil! ow, ow! why is it so loud?! my ears are bleeding. i don't know! make it stop! i just installed a sweet home-theater system in the family room. the, um... the trouble is,