good evening. the toddler's aunt is under arrest for child endangerment after she left the little girl standing in a crosswalk. david spoke with the girl's great grandmother about the pain that arrest is causing the family. >> the family of the toddler killed on the street is reeling from the arrest of the girl's aunt as they prepare for the girl's funeral. >> cinci papa -- cynthia johnson is preparing to bury her great granddaughter. >> dressing her for the last time. it's hard. it's not real. mayana gregory was killed friday night in south of market district. >> i'm not angry at the person, i wish he had done what the law requires him to do, to stop. >> police arrested the girl's

aunt for felony child endangerment. she left her in the crosswalk against oncoming traffic as she went to retrieve the twin brother. >> the girl didn't want to go in the street, the aunt took her out there and pops into the frame to get the boy. that's when the car questions by. >> i can't comprehend her not being more responsible. she should have held them or held here hand. the aunt is held on $250,000 bail. johnsson said the arrest has divided the far family. i didn't see it happening. >> she's scheduled to be arraigned in court on thursday afternoon. reporting live in san francisco. david stevenson. >> the funeral for mayana is

sunday in the mission district. on 17th street. the family says that her funeral is open to the public. park officials have found the body of a man, so far no confirmation is it that of a missing fremont teacher. he was backpacking alone in a rugged part of kings canyon park. he's a second grade teacher is fremont. >> kids would say my teacher, we baked bread today. he did that, the measuring and all that. he was a nature and earth loving kind of guy. >> he's married and as a 5-year- old daughter. a body has been discovered in kings canyon national park.

it is not confirmed if that is gregory muck. new information about a mother and 3-year-old son who died in a fire at a public housing in april. a newly released autopsy report sews ester had drugs in her body when she died. family members filed a claim against the city saying smoke detectors were not working but an attorney for the city said someone in the home dismantled the detectors. a horrible situation on a bay area freeway led to a massive back up. it was a suicide or a crime. john is in hayward where he spoke to a friend of the person who died. >> this is where it started, the industrial parkway overpass

above highway 880. this morning the man went over the railing and on the freeway below. he was hit and killed by a big rig. at first they thought it was a suicide, but now they are not sure. someone may have approached the man and made a threatening gesture, the man went over the railing to escape. at the motel we met a woman who was good friends with the man. she was 25-year-old and known as junior. >> he was a really good person, he didn't deserve what happened. he didn't deserve it at all. i don't think it was a suicide. >> we're interviewing witnesses and at this point we don't have a specific reason why he jumped from the bridge.

>> traffic through hayward was jammed true hours. truck driver who hit the man after he landed was shaken up but otherwise unhurt. happening how to no -- now. demonstrators in oakland to protest the death of michael brown in ferguson mississippi. this -- missouri. this is on broadway a block away from 880. the protesters have marched there from four locations. this looks like at least part if not all of broadway is closed due to this protest. there's a large police presence as you can see. the protesters facing off with police. we're not aware of arrests, the protests have been peaceful. we have a reporter on if scene.

there's scheduled speakers and one is wand papa son. the moth -- johnson. eric holier is in ferguson. he met with ron johnson the highway patrol captain. demonstrations continue in ferguson. last night peaceful protesting had tense moments. there were more than 70 arrests. most for failure to disperse. a man rescued from a tree and a woman who ran naked from police are facing burglary and

fraud charges. bobby hagner and jessica lawler in santa clara last week. they went to the hotel to serve an arrest warrant on lawler. that's when hagner jumped to a tree. officers arrested them, recovered stolen mail, tax documents and stolen driver's licenses. a fire spread to 4 cars at the lafayette bart station. crews put it out in 20 minutes, but four of the cars were a total loss. a fifth car was damaged. no one was hurt. the cause is not suspicious. the bart extense to san jose reached two major milestones. officials celebrated the final allocation of state funding. the $39 million will pay for

construction, the final portion of the construction of 10 miles of track. stations will be built in mill peteis and -- millipedeis and san jose. it is halfway complete bringing in an economic boost. >> it's a magnet for economic development. attracts businesses. provides connections to the existing one residents and more residential development, more services to the area for small businesses and large companies as well. >> the valley transit authority says the project has created 3,000 bay area jobs. a possible ebola patient is in isolation at a kaiser hospital in sacramento. the patient is "at low risk" but had traveled from west africa and showed symptoms. the potential risk in this globalling mobile society of an

ebola outbreak here. >> the patient, a woman, is in strict quarantine. >> the patient traveled to one of the affected area and had some of the symptoms compat able with ebola. it is 90% fatal. the first californian patient is unlikely to be the last as people fly to and 42 south africa. >> -- from south africa. into the airports are screening for individuals with fever are not traveling. >> but dr. green acknowledges that's far from perfect as infected people may not show symptoms for a week or more after they travel. >> the situation in sacramento county demonstrated that system is working. ebola is different, research on hiv and laboratories such as this one in san francisco, is

key to understanding and eventually conquering ebola. >> ebola is a virus that leaps on the scene and rapidly disappears. >> big pharma is not interested, academics are working on a test on pledge -- fledgling treatments. >> nih developmented their vaccine research center. a vaccine that works in monkeys. now is the time to find out if it works in humans. it's a matter of when, not if a full case of ebola makes it's way here. in a story about an east bay elementary school robbed twice this summer. team san lorenzo to recoup the lost. the principal reports that members of the community have helped replace stolen gym equipment, the school has

received $6,000 to replace supplies. thieves broke in july 31 and last week. the principal is installing tougher locks on doors. twitter is making changes to give mourning families more rights on social media. the challenges involved in limiting what is what isn't appropriate to tweet. the tarp over the wrigley field may be resolved. after the break, i'm looking at temperature that will increase. how much warmer is it going to get in your neighborhood on thursday.

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. new at 6:00 a photo ban is going in place on twitter in the wake of a beheading of a journalist. there was the harassment of robin williams daughter on social media. twitter will ease the family problems created whennages -- images of dead people are put on the site. >> here at twitter headquarters they are learning something that more and more some tweets

are causing hurt as they are heard around the world. >> anyone discovered posting images of the beheading of james foley will have their twitter acts determine nateed. -- terminated. we have been and terminated accounts as we discover them. this is just the latest incident. robin williams daughter quit twitter and inthat gram. there may not be solutions to these things. arnold is an acknowledged expert in the internet going back to the beginning. >> twitter never started out to be a news operation, it did become a platform for people reporting. now there are millions if not billions of reporters in the

world. >> twitter privacy policy says immediate family members may request the removal. twitter says while it considers all requests it does not guarantee removal if it determines the images to be newsworthy. >> we don't have a say in how the corporation makes additions. >> twitter is deciding such matters on a worldwide basis. >> a lot of people would agree that beheadings are offensive. there's a lot of the world would feel that bikinis are offensive. where do you draw the line in a global medium? of course. that question still remains unanswered.

thousands of mail in ballots go uncounted because of mistakes that can be unavoid. vote by mail ballots in sacramento, orange insanity cruz. .8 go uncounted. missing signatures. not matching signatures and late returns which was the most common problem. >> a lot of voters think it's okay to be sent on election day. under law your ballot has to be received by 8:00 p.m. >> a new bill would give posted on election day and three days followed to be counted. >> familiar faces took the ice bucket challenge for charity. >> just a little bit cold.

ed lee challenged fire chief. they had icy water poured on them and they donated to their favorite cause. they did things differently because of the drought. >> we're to be it on the grass, to save city water supply water. we're making a water donation instead of using water. that's cheesy, we don't want anyone to make a bad thing out of a good thing. >> the chief donated money to the police activities league for youth sport and chief white donated to als. you can watch them take the ice bucket challenge on ktvu.com and we posted video on the challenge that's didn't go well under hot topics on our home page. >> that was great they did that. we're in a drought to be it on the water. that has taken a life of its own. >> let's talk about our

weather. the skies are clearing and warmer weather is on the way. a look at the weekend. >> i've noticed with the ice bucket. they had different sized bucket. the chief had big bucket and others with the water cup. >> it's not apples to apples. temperature outside warmed up some areas around the bay. inland temperature you cooled. 67 degrees. cooler in half the locations. warmer in others. 81 in antioch, that's the warm spot. santa rosa grizel. .3 -- .03. so moisture falling out. that pattern will persist as fog continues to hang off coast. the fog has torn up a little

bit. it will be back tonight. it will be prominent. current temperature 75 in antioch. tomorrow at this time, the warmer pattern tomorrow. antioch this time tomorrow will be 78, 79. check me on that. might be 80. 79 in antioch. back to school, san after yell tomorrow -- rafael. tomorrow morning cool. lunchtime, best time of the day when you're in high school. 66 degrees, 75 degrees at 3:00. a nice looking day. back to school in hillsborough. spotty drizzle. low pressure center moves off. this low pressure replaces it. and we continue on with the cycle of cool, mild pattern. here's the thing with this. this system if it was winter, if it stat there, we would have great amount of rainfall.

that's what you want. this time of the year it just gives you a bunch of fog. forecast highs tomorrow. reds are 90s. that's good. warmer tomorrow, it hovers. when i say hover. not a lot of big changes. 88 in brownwood. 84 in livermore. 79 in santa clara. visibility took a shot from san francisco, you could see mount diablo. this time of the year it's not that often, there's a lot of junk in the air. there's the five-day forecast with subtle changes into the weekend and beyond. >> it looks good for the niners game. >> it will be real nice. sports is next. we'll be right back. bulldog: you don't need to camp out

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. a san francisco giants got good news from major league baseball. the league upheld the protest and the game against the cubs will resume. it rained for 15 minutes but the grounds crew had a

difficult time covering the field. the giants said not enough was down to dry the infield. >> 45 years of watching football i have never seen a protest upheld. it is very rare. teams protest games all the time. this is the first. >> the giants doing better tonight. no rain, they are scoring runs. they lead the cubs 7-2 in this game. we'll have highlights at 10:00. you have to say gut check afternoon for the a's. down to the mets 2-0. jeff 0-2 lifetime against new york. duda takes him the distance. mets try to help the a's get back in. booted by murphy. that's a big time error allowing 2 runs to score. suddenly the a's are back in it

7-four. flores with a flare to right didn't hit it hard. a base hit. worst outing as an a. 3 2/3, 7 hits and seven earned runs as the a's loose again. the most anticipated little league world series game in history. guess who was starting for pennsylvania. mo'ne davis. she had given up a run in the 1st inning and it is jack rice looking like he will get it back. partialer with a great catch for nevada. then mo'ne back on the mound, this time a fellow by the name of cave gets to her with a man on. that is a two-run homer. and the score right now, she's out of the game after pitching 2 1/3, gave up 3 runs and it is a 3-1 score right now

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(alex) so then what happened? well, she didn't show up to school the next day, and i heard that she slept over at his dorm. no way. mm-hmm. seriously, are you surprised? do you not know carly? have you seen what she wears to school? on the gossip, okay? it's not right, and carly's got enough problems. what do you mean? well, her mom can't get through soccer practice without a thermos of chardonnay, and don't get me started on the dad. that guy is-- (brakes squeal, horn honks) oh! oh, my god! oh, my god! (haley) mom! oh! this is such a dangerous intersection! did i get lipstick on my face? no, you're fine. and consider yourself lucky you didn't just get, like, felt up by your mom. they need to get a stop sign. what is your obsession with traffic? it's an obsession with safety. one of these days, joe speeder's gonna come tearing through here,