complete bay area news coverage starts right now. >> commissioner goodell should resign as soon as possible, tomorrow even. >> not everyone will be at leave levi's stadium. that protest of the commissioner follows a week of pr problems for the nfl that included video of a player knocking out his current wife and pictures of injuries another player left on his son. that player, running back adrian peterson is free on

$15,000 bail tonight after being charged with child abuse. he surrounded to police in texas this morning. he's accused of using a switch or stick to discipline his son. these photos show bruises and lacerations on the boy's legs, arms and buttocks. evidence that led to a grand jury to indict peterson. >> parents are entitled to discipline their children as they see fit except for when that discipline exceeds what the community would say is reasonable. >> an attorney for peterson has said his client was disciplining the boy in the same way that peterson had been disciplined as a child. the vikings player -- the vikings rather, play the new england patriots tomorrow but the team says peterson will not take the field. meantime in new york, ray rice made his first public appearance today since being suspended from the nfl follow a domestic violence incident. the former baltimore ravens star was seen with his wife and daughter in new rochelle

watching his former high school football team play. he was suspended on monday after video from february showed him knocking out his then fiance in an elevator hotel. 49er ray mcdonald who was arrested two weeks ago in san jose for felony domestic violence will play tomorrow. the team says it will allow the legal process to play out. prosecutors have not filed charges in that case. with the problems piling up for the league, some are stepping up calls for the head of the nation's most successful sports league to resign. patty lee is here now after talking with members of a group who will take their protests high above levi's stadium tomorrow. >> that banner will be one of four to fly over nfl stamz, all emblazoned with the same message -- goodell must go. videos of ravens player ray rice led to his the deft suspension but it could be a career ender for the nfl's commissioner. >> it's time for accountability

in the league. when the nfl and commissioner goodell try to sweep domestic violence under the rug, it's a pr problem for them. >> planes carrying banners saying goodell must go will fly for three hours over stadiums on three nfl games tomorrow and one on monday night. >> "monday night football," a lot of people will be tuned in here in san francisco and down at levi's stadium. ray mcdonald has not yet been punished by the league. >> adam is a campaign manager for ultraviolet, the advocacy group financing the campaign. it is working to capitaluse on the momentum for moreect account account accountability. >> one of the dynamics that's changed that the nfl fanbus has exchanged substantially with more and more women coming to games.

linda is in town for the game against the chicago bears. she expects to cheer if she sees a banner overhead but not her husband. ultraviolet says the banners aren't just meant for the fans. they're also meant to tafkt the nfl players and coaches on the field. >> ultraviolet is also launching three mobile ads like this one so if you're on facebook or twitter tomorrow keeping track of any of the nfl games you will be seeing this ad and two others all calling for goodell to resign. reporting live, patty lee, ktvu channel 2 news. a downtown san jose hotel was evacuated over a suspicious device. the bomb squad was called after the device was found in a remember at had -- restroom at a hilton. when they opened it up, it did not contain anything threatening. >> it's not splefbs. nothing harmful -- explosive, nothing harmful. nobody was ever in any real

danger. guests on the first and second floors were evacuated for about six hours today. police found now witnesses to explain why the device was in the restroom. a kind of day every neighborhood wants to avoid, nearly a dozen homes burglaryized in just 13 thourz hours. . >> took this lawn ornament, splirnl, that's what they had to use to break the door open. adam stewart had planned on taking his family for a weekend of camping in big sur, but had to return home after his mother in law called to say their house had been burglarized. >> the sense of violation if you feel is indescribable. >> now multiply that violation 11 times. that's how many residential burglarize were reported in the evergreen district in san jose

yesterday between 10:24 a.m. and 11:37 p.m. stewart saysly movedto the area just six months ago hoefg he was moving to a safe neighborhood -- hoefg he was moving to a safe northbound. stewart says the burglar or burglars seemed to have a plan. >> it was almost like they knew exactly where to go because they ran straight upstays. nothing downstairs was touched. >> in talking with the burglary victim today, he says the burglarize may be a result of staffing issues with the san jose police. >> the way the city has structured the police department, it's ludicrous. we've got 800 police officers responsible for a city of 1 million people. that's outrageous. >> ktvu contacted san jose police today. at this point, no word on if the burglarize are connected and no word on any suspects. .

an rv trailer crash on i- 80 caused injuries and a big backup. 2:00 p.m., eastbound lanes on keller avenue in oakland. a ford explorer towing the trailer tipped over. the driver was seriously injured and hospitalized. his wife suffered minor injuries. crews also had to contain a small propane leak. all lanes were row reopened opened by 4:00 p.m.. in pennsylvania, a massive manhunt underway after two state troopers ambushed and shot. investigators say the shooting happened during a shift change late last night. one of the men shot was coming to work, the other was leaving. >> our troopers were leaving the barracks and were shot without warning and really had no chance to defend themselves. it's a cowardly attack. >> a $20,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to the killer. the slain trooper was identified as corporal brian

dixon. he leaves behind a son in kindergarten and another in second grade. family of a british worker beheadedi buy isis militants was remembered by his family tonight. the extremist group posted the video. british prime minister david cameron called the murder an act of pure evil. he worked previously with the u.n. in the balkans and as an aid worker in libya and south sudan. he leaves behind a 4-year-old daughter as well as a teenage daughter. in that video posted today the executioner threatened to kill another hostage identified as a british citizen. the extremists have posted video of the beheadings of two u.s. journalists. today u.s. secretary of state

john kerry met with egyptian leaders to crush isis, also known as isil. >> the iraqi army and shiite militias reporting they are making games against isis, breaking a two-month siege of the region and starting to take back villages in the area. but iraq's prime minister urged caution saturday asking the army to stop shelling populated areas held by the terrorist groups. >> the orders were very clear, we don't want more innocent victims to get killed in areas and provinces controlled by isis. >> secretary of state john kerry said egypt has a critical role to play in denouncing isis and hailed the country as an important partner in fighting back. >> it will be our goal in every meeting we have on the international basis together working to degrade and

ultimately to defeat isil. >> president obama has pledged the u.s. will help by provideling targeted air strikes but he will not but boots on the ground and says america's allies will need to get involved too. >> american military power is unmatched but this can't be america's fight alone. the best way to defeat a group like isil isn't sending american combat forces to the heart of the the middle east. >> the big question is who is going to be committed to that on the ground? everybody in the middle east is talking about egypt. egypt has the largest military trained by us, by the way. >> the president says the intelligence community has not detected specific isis plots against the u.s. but says the group's leaders have made threats against the homeland. . rescuers called off a search for a missing navy pilot whose jet was one of two that crashed yesterday in the

western pacific, near wake island west of hawaii. one pilot managed to eject safely and was rescued. the navy said today the other pilot is presumed dead. an investigation into the crash is underway. my mom had to work for everything that we have. sometimes she had two, maybe three jobs. >> one man is on a mission to make his mom proud. how his oakland high school is making sure this star is prepared for more than just basketball. and replacing aging pipes in napa. why pg&e is now rushing to fix the problem years in advance.

. gas lines were not damaged by the recent earthquake in napa but pg&e was out fixing them today. a major project started 3 to 5 years ahead of schedule. . >> reporter: a trail of caution signs, utility flags, and street markings. maze their way through the grounds valley neighborhood in napa. people are still cleaning up from the earthquake and there's even more work to be done underground. >> this part of the street buckled up. >> reporter: david hamilton just returned home from romania and is seeing the damage for the first time, like this surface rupture from a fault line in his neighbor's yard. >> this is one of the more interesting pieces geologically, and if it wasn't right next to my house, it

would be really cool. >> reporter: pg&e says there haven't been any gas lines breaks but the ground around the pipe shifted dramatically. they've decided to replace thousands of feet of pipe now since they were scheduled to be replaced in the next 3 to 5 years anyway. >> it's good to be cautious and i give them credit for doing that. >> reporter: crews will likely use a boring technique to replace pipes so they don't have to dig up the streets. but in this part of rural napa county, crews are digging a trench and replacing a transmission line with bigger steel pipes. any roads that are ruined will be repaved. >> gas lines are a little bit more dangerous. one breaks, next thing you you know, flameage all over the place. >> reporter: the project will take several months. >> we're glad it's going to be

taken care of. >> reporter: a necessary upgrade triggered by an unpredictable natural disaster. cristina rendon,. yosemite set to reopen today following a large fire.

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>> the earthquake in napa has sponsored more support. california has to share federal inspectors with 10 other states. to help get ready for the next earthquake, the california public

utilities commission wants to hire more construction and they are worried about more oil spills as they are carried by trains. >> the highway patrol is concerned about another car that crashed. it happened in liver moore. officers say it spilled lumber. the accident was cleared around 3:00 in the afternoon. a problem with high tech meters in walnut creek have now been fixed. that left some drivers with tickets. it's supposed to sense when the vehicles have left. parking officials say they have adjusted those sensors. we have a mountain lion to

tell you about. residents called deputies when they saw the cat in the backyard. the cat attacked a child in cupertino. the boy is recovering at home. dire conditions for birds that come here each year. they come to the wet land to feed. while 10s of thousands will be dry. conservation specialist working for the lands. the find of a rare turtle. a salmon fishing crew caught this green sea turtle. the crew took some pictures before they let it back in the ocean.

it's normally from mexico. >> good and drinks, all in the same venue. it's set to open in oakland some time next month. the 50,000 square foot restaurant and bar will also feature arcade and bocci ball. the old barnes & noble bookstore closed 4 years ago. a plan to get homeless veterans back on their feet. there is a man who has come a long way which is called east bay stand down. >> donald feels like he's come full circle. >> i'm in a position to help people. >> he spent 15 years of his life homeless battling addiction. >> for a long time i was mad at a lot of people and i didn't want to

get any help. >> his experience helped him break that cycle. this year 500 of them are taking part and bused in from the bay area and they follow a military style routine. >> it reconnects them to who they used to be and gives them a comfort zone that gives this em the confidence that they can then approach a chaplain and counselor. >> some guys are going to programs from here. >> he's helping fellow veterans navigate camp to get medical and dental care and there is one on one time with counselors for jobs and a court side from judges from bower bay area counties can help them clear up any minor legal issues they have. >> maybe for the park ticket or when they tried to apply for public

assistance. they sometimes have these outstanding fees and they get denied. >> they are trying to help them resolve an old parking ticket. >> that way i can help myself when i'm back out. >> the 4-day event can be a life changing experience. >> today is totally different. as a matter of fact we were planning on having thanksgiving dinner at my house. >> it shows a little proof can go a long way. >> it's been a bad week of news from the nfl, but there is plenty of good in the league. coming up, a story of a players daughter who has cancer and a lot of money being raised for cancer research. and if you plan to see the raiders and or the 49ers.

tomorrow hundreds of swimmer will compete in thealal catalcatraz swim event. it will allow last minute registration starting at 6:00 a.m.. a korean war vet will swim along with his grandson. he is raising money for the war memorial to be built. >> all things chocolate all in one place. san francisco's annual chocolate festival started today. the event features the oldest chocolate makers and this year's festival delivers meals to

people in need. the event continues tomorrow at girardi delhi square. >> let's find out about your weather if you are checking into girardily square. >> today some hot numbers. 60 for the beaches but inland that heat back up to 90s. san francisco only in the 60s. right now we have partly cloudy skies. fog banked up the low clouds gradually increase in coverage. that will be our factor in our forecast near the bay first thing

tomorrow morning for your sunday morning. right now for the 10:00 hour san jose right now 65, oakland 53 and this was the scene today we have the compressed layer. what's happening right now is expanding in coverage. that signals a cooling trend into sunday and the trend will continue monday into tuesday. for the dodgers and giants game game 3 for tomorrow. partly cloudy skies. 63 degrees. some football to talk about as well. first with the raiders sunday tomorrow afternoon at 1:25. temperatures will be in the mid-70s with a bit of wind at 12 miles an hour. 49ers first season game late in the afternoon at 5:30 we are

expecting lots of sunshine and temperatures will be in the 70s and the winds at 10 miles an hour. lots of sporting events in the bay area. tomorrow in the morning it will be any 50s and the fog in san francisco and santa rosa and hayward and right around the bay. we are going to cool things off for tomorrow and still some lows in inland. this will be the reason for cooling monday and tuesday of next week and possibly a few showers. right now the forecast models keeping the rainfall to our north. there is a slight chance late wednesday and thursday and this basically falls apart. definitely more clouds and cooler temperatures and showers for late wednesday into thursday. temperatures for tomorrow, the clouds in the morning, santa rosa 81.

warmest locations liver moore and keeping it cool for the beaches. your five-day forecast and temperatures cooling off until monday and tuesday and picking up clouds on wednesday and there is that slight chance of a shower into thursday. still a ways out. right now we are not going to hop on board with that just yet. we'll keep an eye on it but tomorrow, football, baseball. >> chocolate, go for a swim. it's all there. a doctor in connecticut believes that fast spreading disease is in that state. it's everywhere now. so far more than 90 cases in children have been reported.

doctor said he's seen eight children who he suspects that is disease. in the meantime his patients are recovering. >> the single most thing is that our kids are turning around and there are no complications from this kind of viral infection. >> the virus affects children with asthma and because it's a virus there is no cure. it presence itself like a common cold but then reporting severe wheezing and difficulty breathing. >> devon's daughter 4-year-old daughter has cancer. they will donate all proceeds from sales to cancer research.

as of last night, $400,000 has been raised thus far. >> and nba they take on the mariners. that's next on sports. they're bad breath, bad hair and a bad case of the mondays. and organized wardrobes that help you pull it together. they're showering, shaving, and shuffling. and bathrooms that get big families out the door. they're number ones, number twos,

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>> good evening everyone, welcome to this saturday night edition of sports. the dodgers tonight was trupd by a spring training game. the giants had a chance to share in plans and when it's all done,

they share the bench. on the mound. the dodgers started scoring in the first and matt kemp with yasiel puig and a liner to center and that is crawford with a fourth dodger run. they turn the stables on the run. that's where the similarities ended. and he came on relief in the second and in the fourth here and juan uribe and then in the sixth, bringey had two in the fifth and two runs. the only thing for the giants is that brad made his debut and his dad watching from the dug out did strikeout puig. what a moment for father and son. when the slaughter was over, the

giants suffered their worst loss in los angeles. 17-0 on 24 hits. the dodgers are sure to leaving this town in first place as they push two games behind them. american league wild car for the a's. one of their pursuers tonight in seattle. tolling the po sum. and he got to felix hernandez with a line drive. that's 27 on the year for donaldson. eric lines two out hits to left and that scores and a's in front 2-1. the mariners weren't finished. robinson aquino let off and

great allowed in 8 innings. fernando batters on the 10th that scores cocoa crisp. in the bottom of 10th shawn dolittle coming off the disabled list with a perfect pitch. a much needed 3-2 win for the a's. they hang onto the wild card by a margin. salvador perez gives them a 3-1 and go on to win 7-1 and they are half behind in detroit central and one in the mariner in the wild card. seattle currently on the outside looking in. >> the stanford football team is expecting big things this season. today's he demonstrated why. david seems trying