medical, 300 block. >> it's one of the first radio calls after an oakland police officer runs over a pedestrian near lake marry. i'm mike, ken wayne has the night off. >> i'm heather home. that officer was heading to another call without his light and sirens on. the officer struck the man at east 12th street and third avenue in oakland and the officer behind the wheel stopped to help but there's questions tonight surrounding what happened and kristina rendon is live with information. >>reporter: this intersection

opened 30 minutes ago but before that the detectives were looking at this intersection to get a better angle of what happened. >> the 300 block of 12th street. >> the call from help coming from a police officer around 1:30 this afternoon and a spokes woman says the officer was turning onto east 12th when he hit a pedestrian crossing the street. >> the mrits -- the police enter entered the intersection. >> you wasn't traveling fast but the impact knocked down a 58 year old man and scattered his belongings on the street and a witness said a person with medical experience tried to help the victim. >> she was explaining to us that the pedestrian had a pulse but wasn't responsive. >> the 58 year old is in the hospital in critical condition and the officer is shaken up. >> i spoke to him at the scene

and he's very distraught because of the accident but we had our report come in and they're sitting with him just to give him some support at this time. >> investigators spent hours mapping the scene in what the witness calls a dangerous intersection. >> i'm not sure if a stop sign would have helped because it was oakland police, so they can run the stop signs but there's accidents out here all the time. >> police say they don't know if the pedestrian was in the crosswalk when he was hit. >> police are seeking out video so they can see what happened. if you have information, call oakland police division. channel 2 news. we just learned yesterday that we could open for business, so we scrambled to get the place cleaned up. >> he said his wine tasting room

is one of -- some businesses even though they tried everything possible still have their doors closed tonight. ktvu debra live with us with the details of merchants trying to get back on their feet. >> for some, it's three steps forward and four steps back. it's hauled in today so a hair is a lon could keep styling only the idea doesn't cut it with the city. >> i have a movie background, so where else am i going to find a trailer equipped to do hair, but la. >> towed, it has the chairs, the lights and the water. >> street styling stations and a shampoo bowl. >> hoping to replace the salon steps away.

>> it was ruined when sprinkler pipes broke. >> the salon didn't open as planned today. >> the salon from the city came over and said -- the people from the city came over and said move it. >> i said where? they said move it. >> the trailer can't be in a construction zone. even though the lane is already closed and much of downtown is torn up, fenced off. >> help me keep my business up float and my team being able to pay their bills and i'm being told be patient. >> patience is also at the pizza place losing money. and they were baking on the sidewalk last night. they had an unreinforced building and they hauled in 19 thousand19

-- they put up $19,000 of lumber. >> all of this work we're doing and we're trying hard and our neighbor who has a building that's not safe is spending his time writing letters. >> a neighbor admits avoiding his own retro fit. >> never has anyone ever died in an earthquake. >> it's the death of small bez now. many measure-- it's many that merchants worry about. >> people walking by, seeing the evident have plenty to say. >> i really think the city need to rethink it. these are people who are open for business to keep napa in business. >> this water damage salon has been downtown for five years and the owner believes it's important to keep her temporary quarter as close as possible, but this hollywood trailer is in

limbo right now. just call this film doubt. ktvu, channel 2 news. nearly one week later, we're looking a look at the violent shaking. take a look. this is surveillance video of te wine train. that train is violently shaking and the popular tourist attraction was shut down after the quake but it was open two days rater. homeowners are working to clean everything up. a local business trying to make it easier for them. brush donated supplies including brooms, floor finish and mop and buckets for many people. today was the first day they had to clean their homes but because they had to go to work and school after the quake and sponsors like this helped them. >> i had a big flower that fell and i tried to sweep it up and

my broom got destroyed. i have a clean broom to finish cleaning my house. it will be amazing. >> the brush official s s said they had enough supplies to last four or five hours but we were told they were running out in a couple of hours. >> on ktvu .com you can show all the yellow tag areas and you can see the earthquake damage and it's there on our hot topics section. two people were injured after falling off a sea side cliff. according to the coast guard, three broke through a fence running along the cliff near palisades park around 4:30 this morning. they fell between 250 feet to the beach below. firefighters say the man killed was 9 year old sean carington and the two others were taken to the hospital with serious

injuries. the san francisco 49ers smith reacted publicly to his night game suspension. in a statement smeth said, i apologize to my teammates, coaches and the entire 49ers organization and for the 49ers fans for not contributing. he said, over the last year, i have learned a lot and i'm working hard to grow from my experiences. i want to thank my family and friends and my teammates and union and 49ers for supporting me. the nfl handed down -- the first openly gay player in the nfl was cut. sam practicing with the rams way a star at the university of missouri and a 7th round pick. the coach described the move as a football decision who could have happened to anybody. >> it has been about football. i'll tell you this, i was

pulling for mike. i really scombaz i don't say that very often. >> sam has until tomorrow afternoon to be signed to another team. today sam tweeted the most worth wide things in life, rarely come easy. this is a lesson i've always known, the journey continues. the family of a woman from san ramon missing from wednesday says she has been found. crews have been searching for 77 year old olvich after she walked away from her home. she was found in the north canyon area and was taken to a hospital suffering from dehydration. police there continued to look for an 82-year-old woman who hand been seen since thursday. a silver alert was activated for sharon face. she's described as 5'2" tall and she was last seen driving a 1988

black toyota truck with the license plate, 3 r 67862. police say that she suffers from medical issues that could leave -- kevin has more on one of those bills that could play a role for million -- californian californians. call in sick for work, they don't get compensation. >> i'm a productive worker so we need sick time. >> we can't tell when we're going to get sick and you can't control it. >> they're taking care of people and interacting with the people. we don't want them to come to work. >> -- gonzalez has been working

on the bill. >> it's the biggest that the state has seen in 30 years. >> the bill will require all workers 3 days of sick. the governor who rarely talked about pending legislation issued this statement after the bill was passed. tonight the legislature took historic action to help hard working californians and this bill guarantees many workers from san diego won't lose their job because they get sick. this was drop hours before lawmakers approved the bills. >> this is going to change people's lives and we didn't want to risk it by pulling them off another year. >> home care home workers don't have coverage. law enforcement are cracking

down on drunk drivers. that include dui check points. ber ling, richmond and santa rosa are stopping drivers tonight. the chp is more than 24 hours into its period. aaa says 4 million californians are expected to hit the road and officers are stepping up patrol to keep the roadways safe. the month of september knocking on the door and let's turn to rosemary to see if it's going to the same tomorrow. >> we're looking for a nice day tomorrow. it's the last hoorah before summer. i want to start out quickly and show you some of those numbers from today. 94 in livermoore today. 88 in napa. get into the is the bay, 91. morgan hill, 86 san hoe jose and around the bay closer to the water, a lot of 70s.

and 71 san francisco, and mostly sunny skies, pacifica, 68 today. as we get into the overnight hours, those clouds working their way to coast. we're going to wake up with patchy clouds and clouds along the coastline, but they're going to clear back. we'll have sunny skies and temperatures as warm as today and into your labor day. it look like it's good to be the warmest temperatures. when i come back, i'll have a detailed look for the day by day look and for the rest of the extended forecast. back to you. a bay area woman tries to boost the blood supply. the personal story behind her mission. we told you about napa businesses trying to open. we take you to the hot spots that's hopping against, once again after that 6.0 quake. what russia did today that has one european leader accusing

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any vaks of women and children is under way in iraq as the us is carrying out air strikes. the iraqi air force is airlifting civilians. isis militant ss have controlled that area. the pentagon said the air strikes are allowing for the delivery of humanitarian aid. last week, they expressed concern about a lack of food and water and a threat of a massacre at the hands of thois isis -- the millitant are calling on

the families of 18 other soldiers held captive to hold street protest calling for the release of islam prisoners. one was killed and he was captured when isi section seized a border. news of the beheading and hundreds of women kidnapped by isis militants have been sold or handed out to members of the ex treekist group. the high commissioner for refugee says some of the victims have been forced to convert over to islam. >> been inside and outside of iraq. borders between sierra -- more than 70 filipino kiepers had to fight their ways out. wednesday, syrian rebels linked

to it alqaeda captured peace keeper hes who is not been released. that comment comes european leaders cussingbeen discussing this. >>reporter: ukrainian president confirming at the european summit. >> thousands of the troops and hundreds of the foreign tanks, now on the territory of u kraine. >> we're in a dramatic situation. >> they were given a place to exit. but they were shot. it's a violation of con

ventions. they continue in the [indiscernible] blast, destroyed part of a soccer stadium overnight and causing a huge fire that engulfed the arena and they were digging trin muches. >> no one but else will defend our city. >> the union will extend at least a $1 billion in loans to help support the fight against the russians and he added they could have corporation to stem the advance. in los angeles, dominic, fox news. today marks three weeks since a police officer killed michael proun and thousands took to the streets for a peaceful demonstration to protest the killing of the unarmed teenager. >> the demonstrators sang and

chanted as they gathered at the spot where brown were killed and many in the crowd said they believe this is a pivotal time for history. >> we're going to be heard. >> st. louis grand jury is reviewing evidence to decide if the officer will face criminal charges. california struggles with a drought and an illegal man growing operation sends hundreds of thousands of water -- 13,000 plants were discovered on the indian reservation. rangers say that each plant needs between 8 and 10 gallons of water. all of which was drained from the tribes main water source. in addition, rangers say the debris and cans left by the growers can cause trouble for wild life. >> part of the problem and you can see what the effective wild life is.

these are teeth marks from the bears that rip these cans open on. it's metal cans so when the bears rip it into pieces, they'll cut their tongues and their teeth and their gums. >> rangers say it's likely that the marijuana grow was of a drug trafficking operation along with thousands of plants and rangers cleared ten miles of irrigation pipe and trash that including propane tanks and car batteries. those have issues an advisory to avoid potentially toxic algae in rivers and water waves. authorities say human weather has increased the presence of the algae. this video shows a blue along the water front. experts say there's no way by looking at the algae to determine if it's toxic. oakland is preparing for a gay pride event.

crews began setting up today for the big parade and music festival. the lgbt fa pa -- it's the first parade. it starts at 11:00. crew was getting ready for the triathlon. that race starts at 7:00 tomorrow morning with the swim from the jake -- they have food, beer, and music. well, on both sides of the bay is indeed the hunt for october. it's a nice giant -- it's extra excitement and highlights of jake tv and his shot at no hitter. plus how a bay woman's story

is helping her to help so many. i'll show you what i expect fog to resurface for the morning hours and i'll line up your afternoon highs for you coming up.

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ktvu is teaming up with the red cross to hon on those making a difference in our community. the alameda award ceremony is coming up next week. meet one of this year's honorees. a woman taking on the bay area severe blood shortage. >> jose is a citizen on patrol. >> we do vacation checks. >> part of fremont police -- >> we do it all. >> that includes coordinating the department's successful blood drive. >> it became a passion for me. >> josie experience drives her for this. >> i had my taught -- i had my

daughter and they didn't have my blood type and they had to get blood for me. >> understanding the life saving act, she spent the last five years encouraging others to give. >> i just love having them and they started growing and growing and we're here 12 blood drives later. >> more than 600 pints collected. >> just apart of the job she says. looking out from those in her community to those in need of blood. >> that's important for me. >> and if you would like to join us on september 5th, when we thank josie and the nine other honorees, go to ktvu. he reveals a dinosaur egg.

john paul jones of mississippi state has found several dinosaur eggs but this contains a dinosaur embryo. to try to create the first dimension of a fetal dinosaur jones, will have his egg scanned next year. >> it's a particle -- it goes around and around. >> it's like a really powerful oversized x-ray. >> the egg, it's estimated to be 70 million years old. jones says he believes the 3-d scan will give scientist a better understanding of what life was like in the dinosaur age. many have been rescued from a land slide and we'll explain what it took to get them out. venlgs apple valley is hoping for a big turn out, nearly one

week after the big quake. apple valley is hoping for a big turn out, nearly one week after the big quake.

six-days after sunday's 6.0 earthquake, napa is urging those to come. it's two big draws and david stevenson reports, merchants are hoping it's

business as usual. >> being cruising downtown napa today, power washed sidewalks and shined up windows as the stores welcomed labor day tourist. >> it's larger and they'll be coming to check everything out. >> i'm from southern california. >> i look at the damage. it's sad to see these beautiful brick buildings damaged. >> find out what really happened. >> i've never seen post earthquake devastations, so it's pretty crazy for me. >> the labor day weekend tracks 25,000 people here and merchants hoping that the majority of them are open for business. >> tourist generates $1.4 billion for the region. >> i'm hoping that people will come and support us. >> he lost 20% of his oil and

vinegar. visitors came to visit. >> we had booked a room up here months ago, and so it was a planned thing if the >> tourist say for every hotel cancellation, many more people are awaiting for rooms. >> every hotel and us have gotten many calls asking is it okay to come, are we going to have a good time. should we plan for a different time and we've been able to say, please come. you're going to be fine. >> nearly every restaurant and winery is open. the hope is the start of the great harvest will attract labor day weekenders. >> they just recover. >> we learned yesterday that we could open up for business, so we scramble to get the place cleaned up. >> in downtown napa, david. >> hockey trophy, the stanley cup and hundreds of people lined up to see that cup at the western hotel in napa as part of a fundraiser for earthquake

release. the kings won the cup in june. each staff member get to have it for a day. the king's general manager, owned a ranch nearby and brought it there to celebrate. >> we're asking for people to donate a minimum of $5 and put it into the can up to get their picture taken and the la kings agreed to match toe nations into the cup. >> the cup is set to be displaced in santa rosa. a hot balloon excursion ended in a mobile home park. -- k -- ktvu said it landed. that was -- according to vin september, hot air balloons are a common site in the area, but they don't usually land at the mobile home park. he says it

appears everyone onboard was laughing when they safely touched down and no one was hurt. santa rosa authorities are investigating an accident are with a baby was ejected from the vehicle. 18 year old improperly attached her baby's car seat. as she pulled out of the driveway, the door opened and the baby flew out and suffered scrapes on her forehead. forehead officers responded to a head on crash near king road. the chp said the 2007 chevy pickup truck collided with a mazda. the mazda driver died at the scene and the pick up driver took off on foot and police are identified that victim as a 51 year old man from napa.

demonstrators battle in the streets of islam. police fired tear gas on protestors who were trying to storm the prime minister's home. they were trying -- the protestors claim that he came to power through massive fraud in the elections last year. five gold miners still trapped in nick what ga. 22 men have been rescued and they're continuing rescue operations. they broke through a wall of mud and rock while crews chipped away from above. those who got out says they cheered each other on during the first 24 hours but then they started getting hungry. they're paid for the gold they sell to that company.

blue skies and warm winds brought out the clouds today. one of the bay areas art festival.  [ music ]   >> smith and her red hot liquors were on hand this afternoon at the art festival. 260 artist from around the world are there exhibiting their work and 30 wineries have tasting booths set up. there's plenty of entertainment and the money benefits art groups. if you missed it today, it runs through monday. the giant hit it in field and catch at the perfect time. tickets to tonight's game became a souvenir and a story for years to come. so close. we're also tracking your holiday weekend forecast. rosemary, she'll have a full look at what to expect tomorrow.

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a notable warm up into the bay area earlier today. let's look at where some of that summertime warmth remain in areas right around -- still checking in the 70s. 79 in aniox. 70 at walnut creek. we have 64 in neb raska. and 63 degrees and the clouds are beginning to roll back in a little bit closer to the coast. the winds are on shore. they have let up a bit. we have a gust at 20 miles an hour, so still strong there in areas right around fairfield and through the delta, but earlier this evening blowing to 35 miles an hour, so it has died town

some. we're not going to lose the breeze all together, but it will be weakening and the pressure will strengthen and as we get into your sunday, temperatures will be a lot like today with sunny skies and we'll have 60 as long the coast. and 70s out there and near 80s in areas like santa cruz. in our inland areas, it's going to be warm. so again, we get going into the overnight hours, the fog going to reform and by tomorrow morning, it's hugging the coastline. just inside the bay, but as we move to the morning hours, we're going to be left with partly cloudy along the coastline and plenty of sunshine to go around for your sunday afternoon. temperature wise, it's going to be like what we had this morning. a lot of 50s and 60s and 60 degrees for oak land. 59 in san francisco. upper 50s in heyward. 62 in aniox. for the afternoon, a

nice warm day. 86 san -- the wine festival will continue for tomorrow. we have 76 inoakland. how about the south bay, mid 80s for you south bay. along the peninsula in the afternoon, redwood city 85. and 71 expected in san francisco. mostly sunny skies, upper 60s to low 70s along the shore. we have 60 for pacifica. it's going to be a nice beach day. labor day in view showing your temperatures remain in place. very warm, nice, the hottest day looks to be labor day and we get back to work on tuesday. close to perfect. thanks rosemary. coming up next, college football is often running and we have sanford and cow in action. he has a near historic night. oh, so close. we'll show you the height

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night or saturday night, boy, there's no better example of the ups and downs of a 162 game baseball season. what the two bay areas are going through right now, there's no signs of life. the giants are the team with the momentum and the rise. they asked jake to be -- steve on fire against the brewers and mark reynold and mike fires. 6 strikeouts for his first three innings. fires wasn't giving up much to the giants. they strung this together. paul who was in second is almost lapped on the bases with his first. it's a 2 run double for morris. he's got three in the inning. brandon crawford goes deep into the hole. he hasn't allowed a hit. if the 7th, it was