live from ferguson tonight. >> reporter: just in the last minutes you can see the increase of police and the national guard as well. we saw a fleet of about 10 to 12 humvees pull up and into the unified command center here in ferguson as they prepare for another night of what they hope will be different than the violent unrest which we saw yesterday. protests continue in the street. clashes broke out between police and protesters. hundreds rushed into the street breaking windows and setting fire to businesses while hundreds of shots rang through the air. john mccullis says conflicting testimony about what happened in the shooting made it difficult for the 12 member panel to find probable cause for criminal chargeless. darren wilson supporters say the officer fired in self-

defense but brown's family lawyers argue the teen was trying to surrendered. >> we object publicly and loudly as we can on behalf of michael brown jr.'s family that this process is broken. >> reporter: meanwhile, community leaders are pleading for calm. >> we're crying out to all of you all. for peace, and for healing with us. this is not the answer to continue to destroy us. >> reporter: and the hope is with the national guard troops coming into st. louis and ferguson that police will be able to better focus their efforts on dealing with the demonstrations as they get under way tonight. and the national guard troops will focus on protecting businesses in government buildings here in the area. >> garrett are you getting any sense from protesters or protest groups if they're planning to do anything different tonight than last

night? >> the protests you actually are able to speak to, those are the ones out here to do it peacefully. they say they hope it'll be different. they have plans to come out and demonstrate peacefully. acts of civil disobedience blocking roadways. what we've seen for the last several weeks they plan to continue that. what we're not hearing from is those -- those folks that come in and really ruin those peaceful protests and turning them into mayhem. that's what we're waiting to see if those unfold tonight or not. >> they had 25 businesses at least burned to the ground including a walgreens and auto zone, they knew there was the threat of this violence yet they only had 700 national guard troops out last night. now they're bumping it up to 2,200. why didn't they have 2,200 national troops out last night. >> reporter: you know they were hoping it would be enough. law enforcement officials have said nobody could have anticipated what we saw last

night. they were hoping to keep things less than what we saw in august when in fact, it ended up being that much worse than what we saw in august. the problem with the national guard troops is that a majority of them rather than being here in ferguson they were stationed throughout the city of st. louis around key government buildings and shopping centers and businesses there. where as that left ferguson completely wide open and police here were honestly just completely overwhelmed. >> garrett, live tonight for us in ferguson missouri, thank you. ferguson police officer darren wilson is now talking about that deadly incident in august. in an interview with abc news says he couldn't have done anything differently to prevent the shooting in his confrontation with brown. >> officer wilson also said there was no way brown had his hands up when he was shot. he also says he has a clean conscious because he says i know i did my job right. in oakland last night as we mentioned, several buildings were damaged and a freeway was shut down. another protest is set to begin

at any moment and we have seen some protesters already now in downtown oakland. ktvu's noelle walker was there. what's the situation and what are they planning this evening? >> reporter: they started speaking here just a few minutes ago. there are any where between 40 and 60 protesters. i would estimate right now. this is a peaceful crowd. much like it started last night as a peaceful demonstration. people making speeches, holding signs. talking about solidarity with michael brown and his family. and wanting to find some way to be able to talk to each other about this issue of race. i should point out that we're here at the corner of 14th and broadway. and across the street from where these protesters are, you see the chase bank over there. it's boarded up. we've noticed several businesses boarded up. some of them preemptively. some were damaged in

yesterday's protests that got a bit out of hand last night after it got dark. over here across the street too, you can't see it because there's a bus across the street but there's a cafe called the bittersweet bittersweet cafe. it said this it was going to be closed today. you can see by frank igawa plaza. there is a police presence. they're keeping a distance from the demonstration from the protests right now. everything very peaceful but there is a police presence here and there are demonstrators here who presumably will start to march and get on the move. there was some talk that they would be starting at the oakland police headquarters earlier this evening. but they are starting here at 14th and broadway. now last night, there were some 40 people who were arrested after there was some looting and some graffiti and windows broken.

but right now so far, everything peaceful in this protest at 14th and broadway downtown oakland. back to you frank. >> let's hope it stays that way. noelle walker she will be staying in downtown oakland for us this evening. we'll check back in with her later. >> reporter: police tonight bracing for another night of protests after about 1,500 demonstrators staged widespread protests last night and went into the early hours of this day. in all 43 people were arrested. and police said they learned lessons from last night's demonstrations that left three officers injured and damaged 10 businesses in downtown oakland. ktvu's john fowler went to a briefing by city leaders this afternoon. and john is in downtown oakland. there's many people dealing with major losses tonight, john. >> reporter: that's right gasia. right now there are a handful of protesters here on seventh and broadway. where inside just a short moment ago, the police chief said his forces are tonight better prepared. >> we will try to facilitate a

protest where we do not set the direction of that march. >> reporter: while the police chief spoke at 20th and broadway crews were building barricades in case the protesters came this direction. the protection was for a federal officer. at the metro pcs phone store on broadway. workers were cleaning up. managers tell us looters monday night broke windows and stole merchandise worth $40,000. >> for everybody who did this, you know, shame to you. it's like, we're hard working people trying to make a living for our families. >> reporter: he told us looters left this flier behind. crews at the smart and final a block away stacking up pallets, hoping to stave off looters. a starbucks so badly damaged workers said they couldn't open at all. police say the crowd of 1,500 to 2,000 grew quickly.

that mutual aid officers from the chp, alameda county and contra costa county were called but could not prevent the lawlessness. in addition to the store front damage at least one vehicle was also damaged, three officers injured, none seriously. 42 adults and one juvenile arrested. on a variety of charges most were oakland residents. >> i think last night was very difficult. it was one of the longest demonstrations we've had in a long time. it also had more people than we've had to deal with for a long time. >> reporter: mayor quan and other city officials urging demonstrators to be peaceful and respectful of the brown family's wishes back in ferguson that any demonstration be nonviolent. gasia. >> john, thank you. more protests are happening all across the country tonight following the grand jury decision over the shooting of michael brown. last night demonstrations in most major cities all across the country were for the most part peaceful. but as we mentioned, the

majority of the arrests happened in ferguson st. louis where 82 people were arrested. 25 businesses as we mentioned were also burned to the ground including a wall greens and an auto zone. oakland had a number of people arrested any where between 39 and 43 people taken into custody. many of them during the large demonstration on broadway in the downtown area. in seattle, police reported five people were taken into custody. protesters briefly shut down interstate 5. they also threw rocks and cans at officers. three people were arrested in los angeles where demonstrators also stopped freeway traffic in the downtown area and hundreds marched in new york, shutting down three bridges one person was also arrested there. many of the dozens of rallies being held today involve students in new york middle school students from the bronx marched in remembrance of michael brown. college students held a demonstration on the campus of

ucla this afternoon. the protesters raised their hands in the air and dairied a banner that said black lives matter. young people are holding a rally outside of ron emmanuel. they're expressing their anger over what they call police brutality. the group plans to stay outside the mayor's office for 24 hours. protesters left the city trashed and three officers were injured. ken wayne talked to one of the protesters who says the violence really got out of hand last night. >> reporter: oakland police chief sean wentz said they weren't expecting the level of violence they encountered. there's been 70 protests in oakland this year. this by far the most violent. and as you mentioned after last night, three officers were injured.

the chp's's oakland office tweeted this picture of a chunk of concrete it says was thrown at police. oakland police chief says officers faced that along with bottles and anything people could find. >> we saw people on bicycles driving off and stocking up on rocks and coming back to the crowd to provide further ammunition for them. >> reporter: three officers suffered minor injuries including one that was hit in the head with this brick. thankfully his helmet provided further injury. >> this officer is regularly a school resource officer assigned to mentoring youth at an east oakland school and he's not performing those activities now. >> i don't think any violence is justified. but i understand the rage and the anger. >> this man who identified himself only at camilo says he

was at last night's protest. he says demonstrators need to speak out over the disproportionate number of violence at the hands of police. but not all protesters disagree with the tactics. >> there were people who were attempting to break things and others yelling at the people telling them not to do that that they were endangering the group. >> oakland's incoming mayors says he supports protesters right to demonstrate but not to violence. >> we demand peace in our streets here in oakland. this type of behavior will not be tolerated. we are going to be even more prepared to have a more effective response. >> reporter: oakland police along with alameda county sheriff's deputies did use chemical stray last night. they said they used that to protect the officers. and they may do that again tonight if they have to. the chief says they are always changing their tactics from each protest as they learn more about how the protesters react. asked what kind of tactics they might employ tonight, he said

they wouldn't say, gasia. >> ken, thank you. new york police commissioner bill branton is talking about the grand jury's decision not to indict darren wilson. branton did some consulting work and says he doesn't understand why authorities weren't more transparent with the facts after the incident. >> i really myself as a professional police person cannot understand unless there are prohibitions in missouri why so much of that information wasn't out within the first couple of days. relative to the struggle in the car, several shots fired in the car. officers injuries. >> a protester in time square last night splashed braton with fake blood. that protester ended up being arrested. you can see more of the images from last night's protest as well as read the entire grand jury document for yourself on ktvu.com. preschoolers injured during nap time after a cabinet fell right on top of them.

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live pictures now from downtown oakland of a protest that is going on at frank agawa plaza any where in the neighborhood of 50 or so people have gathered right now, more could be coming as the night progresses, the demonstration was set to begin at 5:00 tonight. there are police on hand. you will recall last night the protest did get out of hand.

the number of businesses were damaged, spray painted, broken windows and at one point protesters also stopped interstate 580 near the grand lake theater. so far tonight it's encouraging to say that everything is peaceful. now moving to ferguson missouri, these are live pictures from there you can see the national guard troops on hand. missouri governor jay nixon has ordered more than 2,200 national guard members to be in place in and around ferguson. last night they only had 700. they said they didn't realize they would need that many so now they have tripled that number. 2,200 on guard tonight in ferguson. demonstrators are also gathering in san francisco right now. they too are upset over that decision in missouri. ktvu's david stevenson is live in the mission. david, what are the protesters telling you about their plans tonight? >> well frank, tonight there are about three dozen people gathered across the street from me at the b.a.r.t. station on 24th and mission.

they are trying to continue the demonstration that began about the same time here last night. organizers say they hope to continue the discussion about injustice and the mike brown case. tonight it seems they have a larger crowd than they saw last night. unlike what we saw in oakland and in other cities, the protest last night was peaceful here in san francisco. it disbanded around 11:00. decrying injustice in the mike brown case. protesters tell me they plan to rally until 6:00 and then march up to the 16th street b.a.r.t. station possibly before disbanding. police are standing by behind me about four officers watching over the scene. again as with last night it has been very peaceful here. no arrests or damage reported last night. and the expectation that might be the case again tonight. this is just beginning and we're going to continue to watch the rally here at the mission b.a.r.t. station at 24th and mission and

see how things go through the evening frank and gasia. >> we should mention that last night there in the mission everything was peaceful so hopefully it will remain so tonight. david stevenson in san francisco, thank you. we're just receiving word of a homicide that happened on pinehust road. police have set up a staging area near the park and that's what we're showing you here i believe from news chopper 2. this is on the southeast quadrant where 13th and 24th meet up there in the oakland hills. at this point police have not released any details such as the age of the victim or if anyone has been arrested. as we get more information on this developing story we'll bring it to you but again we're talking about an area that not a lot of people go really. it's very residential. many have the regional parks area up there. pine hurst road appears to be a crime scene. we'll keep you posted as we get more information. a spare the air day today. a spare the air day again

tomorrow. because of this high pressure, the lack of rain, the warm weather it all kind of equates to a spare the air alert. because that's the way it works. it's a realtively stagnant environment. tomorrow is another spare the air alert. this is the system i'm tracking it doesn't get here until friday night or friday afternoon. a few clouds at sunset this evening. there's no fog along the coast because the winds are going offshore. just a beautiful fall day. tomorrow same thing. beautiful fall day. tomorrow is wednesday right. so thursday nice too. and then friday increasing clouds and you will notice the change in weather. you will notice the high clouds coming in. you get a wind change on friday. by saturday night and sunday it's raining. you get some real rain around here as well. overnight lows will be into the low 40s and upper 30s. this high pressure ridge stays through thanksgiving that's good. but then this guy shows up as we head into friday night. it's going to last friday

night, friday, sunday, monday and into tuesday morning as well. it's going to get wet at your house. we're going to talk about rainfall accumulations and how much we could see. some areas over the course of the time. maybe 4-inches, maybe 4-1/2 inches that's in the coastal hills but that bodes well for the rest of us. changes around friday night. saturday is a wet day. i think sunday is a wet day. i think monday is a wet day. here's five day forecast, when we come back we'll give you forecast totals. >> bill, thank you. pablo sandoval picks up his new gear in boston. after the break he talks about low the giants opened the door for him and his decision to leave. now to julie haener in the newsroom with what we're working on for 6:00. >> debris in the highway isn't just an expensive clean up project. it can be downright dangerous. >> these huge insulation that hogged up two lanes were rolling toward me. >> the new push to try to make

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well giants fans have officially lost pablo sandoval, today he put on his boston red sox uniform for the first time since signing a huge $100 million five year deal with the red sox. sandoval said it was a tough

decision to leave san francisco. and our sports director mark ibanez is here. man it's strange to see him put on a red sox uniform isn't it. >> i hate it. >> it's always strange to see big name players leave as it happens so often. it's going to take a while before that looks normal to say the least. to paraphrase the words of lon simmons you can tell him goodbye. and that all reality set in today as he did take his place in front of the boston media, answered a lot of their questions and wound up donning that uniform. looks a little like big papi had a big part of the decision. here's the imagine giant fans are really going to have trouble with. pablo said it's a twofer they get me and the panda. and they've already got a mascot with of course the red

sox jersey on hand. that's going to create sensation i'm sure at fenway park this summer. but panda talks about the decision to head to fenway talk from now on. >> it was a tough decision for me. it took me a long time to be sure that i was going to make the right decision. you know, it's just similar, but the giants gave me an opportunity to be in the big leagues. opened the door, teach me how to respect the game. the giants fans though, one of the best. but you know when, in that time i want to close the cycle that i got there. i want a new challenge. i want to put that choice to be here in boston because i need a new challenge. >> now really it's not been a great week for the giants not only pablo sandoval signing for the red sox. it's not going to grab headlines like panda heading out to fenway park.

but the loss of tim flannery today he announced he is retiring from baseball after 33 years in organized baseball. eight as the giants flamboyant third base coach who couldn't help but get excited with the way he would wave runners in to the plate. and i will tell you what, this guy has done so much community work with the bryan stow charity in the san francisco area. he's one of those guys that really stands out because you can approach him any time, any place. he remembers your name and there's the tweet that the giants organizization sent out. thanking flan. truly a class guy. he felt after 33 years in organized baseball, time to concentrate on the family. he feels he's missed out on a lot of opportunities. away from baseball or not great guy. >> we definitely saw him shine

through the bryan stow foundation. tim said i have three rings and do i want a fourth, a the fifth. where does it all end? if you don't put the brakes on it now, where do you stop. >> the giants losing both flannery and pablo sandoval. how big a hit is this for the giants? >> well, i mean you don't think of the third base coach necessarily as a key ingredient. but he's maybe under rated. one of those guys you only seem to notice the third base coach. he messes up and sends a guy home and the guy gets tagged out. he's a valuable ingredient because a lot of players would confer with him to get advice. he was just a very stable figure in the giants organization. a go to guy and a big time right hand man for bruce bochi who he brought with him from san diego.

so eight years with the giants, 33 in organized baseball. time to call it quits. >> and a good guy. >> yeah. >> thanks mark. we are continuing to follow more protests right now. stemming from the grand jury decision in ferguson missouri. crowds livid that the officer who shot michael brown is not going to face charges. these are live pictures from downtown oakland. judging from these pictures, comparing to what we showed you a couple of moments ago it looks like this crowd is growing. this is going on at frank ogawa plaza in downtown oakland. keep that in mind if you're going to be in the area. because this crowd could spill into the street and block that intersection as it did last night as well. we're keeping an eye on this, back with more in a moment. super bowl l is on its way but a new plan could make taxpayers pay for part of it. >> what would you pay to bike or walk across this bridge. a dime, a dollar.

five dollars or maybe nothing. of shaving stuff. and thankfully, being able to find backups.

lifeand thankfully, of shaving stuff. being able to find backups. bracing for more protests after a violent destructive night across the country.

43 people were arrested in oakland. much of the damage was concentrated in downtown oakland. in oakland 61 people were arrested there. this all came after a grand jury there decided a white police officer would not face criminal charges for the death of 18-year-old michael brown. let's go back to oakland now and our noelle walker with demonstrators in frank ogawa plaza. >> we talked to you about a half an hour ago. has anything changed since then? >> reporter: no not really. we still have 50 to 60 protesters. if you want to go up a little and give them a little bit of respect. we're going to put our camera up high so you can see. they're standing in a circle and giving speeches talking about justice for michael brown and his family. they've been here since 5:00. this has been i want to point out a peaceful protest. nothing has spilled over into the street or even off of the sidewalk. right now cars are still going by. the roads are still open. across the street you can see

some of the aftermath from last night. the chase bank, windows are there boarded up. on the way here we saw several businesses along broadway with boarded up windows, the metro pcs, the smart and final both two had looting. starbucks also had broken out windows, the damage was basically broken window, a little bit of looting. graffiti and frank as you pointed out earlier last night, protesters streamed on to the freeway. so the hope is that this is how it's going to remain tonight. peaceful protests. people getting their thoughts and opinions out but so far that's all it is tonight and that is all we're expecting at the moment. frank. >> can't stress enough that so far it has been very peaceful there in oakland contrast compared to last night as you said. thank you noelle. in what's seen as an unusual mood, the grand jury released hundreds of pages of testimony into the shooting

investigation in ferguson. in the documents wilson says the only way i can describe it it looks like a demon that's how angry he looked. wilson said at this point it looked like he was almost bulking up to run through the shot that it was making him mad that i'm shooting at him. that's when wilson said he shot michael brown in the head killing him. the documents also include these photos of injuries wilson sustained after he says brown punched him. in a few minutes, we'll talk to teenagers at youth uprising. it's a center for teenaged kids in oakland. we'll tell you the heated discussion they had about the decision and what it means for them. now to new details in a debate over how to pay to maintain the golden gate bridge. the setting that makes the golden gate bridge so breathtaking is also pretty

hard on the steel paint and asphalt. the bridge takes a real beating from the elements every single day and ktvu's tom vacar is in san francisco tonight with the steps that are being taken to make sure that pedestrians and bike riders end up not having to pay a -- to make sure pedestrians don't end up paying a toll. >> the board understands that this is a controversial idea. and that's why there are no steps being taken any time soon. >> reporter: today assemblyman tin of san francisco says the state has helped the bridge a lot most recently with suicide barrier funds. >> we secured money for them

for doyle drive. resources in terms are being helpful. i think the state has done its part. the bridge district needs to do their part and fix the bridge. >> we don't think it's fair to pay to walk across. >> reporter: right now only -- >> i think i would be willing to pay. i think this is a historic attraction and i think other people would be willing to pay as well. >> reporter: now the surprise, how much they would actually be willing to pay. >> five to $10 also if just to walk i think people would be willing to pay that as well. >> i'm kind of a cheapskate. i think $10. >> $20 at the most maybe.

>> reporter: any such fee if it ever happens at all would be at least two or three years off. reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. two children hurt during nap time when a cabinet falls on top of them when they're sleeping at preschool. why there are questions about the school's response and tonight the new violations we learned about at that preschool. a private note read in public. the message from officer darren wilson that he wrote before he knew he wouldn't be charged with michael brown's death. and the video that brought him to tears. and super bowl l coming to california, but taxpayers could be on the hook for it. we'll tell you how much they'll end up paying. ♪

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a live look from our camera on the streets of downtown oakland here. we're showing you marchers protesters, they've gathered outside frank ogawa plaza before 5:00. 60 people or more now marching through oakland. from what we can see this is a

strictly peaceful protest. i assume police are aside of them but they're not impeding this protest and that's what police said they're going to do. you remember last night things started this way as well but as the night grew later the mood definitely changed with some protesters. we did see violence happening in downtown oakland. we saw some people damaging businesses, vandalizing, loots of stores as well. many stores have boarded up their windows in advance. now tonight many people are being followed who broke away from this. again it is peaceful but the night is still early. there's a note that is coming out today and it's a note written by darren wilson. he speaks out to his supporters. >> the group we are darren wilson was released and someone read it out loud.

wilson wrote it during the investigation and ask that it remain private throughout the investigation. >> i watched the rally and it brought tears to my eyes. all of you are simply amazing and i don't know how to thank you all enough. i wish i could attend and meet you, hug you and personally thank you for all of your continued support. >> reporter: in another statement, wilson's attorney says officer wilson followed his training and followed the law. wilson also spoke for the first time today since the grand jury's decision. he told abc news that he knows he did his job right and that he couldn't have done anything differently during his brief confrontation with michael brown. >> there's been protests, unrest and violence. tonight we also wanted to take a closer look at the conversation that's happening particularly with young people. >> claudine wong went to youth uprising and sat down with three young people for a glimpse at what's happening

through their eyes. >> in this youth center in east oakland. >> what do i see? >> young people expressed themselves in words. >> i hear young african american youth getting killed daily by each other, black on black crime. >> reporter: in dance,. >> by anger there's people dying every day. and then always have to dodge bullets when i get shot at. >> it's an escape from the world outside. >> there's a lot of outside problems you have to deal with. >> reporter: today we asked this group of young people to give us a look at the outside through their eyes. >> kind of dislike cops and i kind of don't like -- there are some cops that are cool. and there are some cops that make other cops look bad. >> you have police officers out here that will walk up to you and literally know who you are, and they'll speak to you and then you have cops that will just laugh you. >> it's a perspective that grew

with they did. >> when did that change? >> i think the oscar grant thing. the oscar grant. >> we look at police a lot differently. >> reporter: while the trust is hard to find they have found it. >> i like officer -- because he's pretty awesome in alameda. >> i can't name one. >> an officer called richard williams, he works at the oakland police department at east mont high school. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: they watched the frustration of ferguson spill into oakland. >> what about what they're doing? they're running around here killing people. we're breaking stories, which one is worse. >> people's cars that they work hard for we don't destroy that. >> but they can destroy someone's life. >> but that's the cops doing this. why are we destroying each other's stuff? >> at the same time, that's the way we get their attention right. >> reporter: they are young but there is an undeniable sense of hopelessness. >> we have two people basically that we have to duck and cover

for and that's the cops and the people we live around. >> and the people we live around. that's why i say they go on the same boat. i look at you just how i look at a thug on the street because you're just a thug with a bat. >> reporter: yet here, they dance. they work for the future. >> things you like to do eases your mind. >> reporter: while there's pain in their words. >> i see change in the community in a positive way. >> reporter: and there's also hope. >> us turning some negativity into some positive for once. >> reporter: and the poem is called what i see. we heard part of it in claudine's story. we posted the entire poem for you to read on our website at ktvu.com. >> i would like to read that. that was a fascinating story listening to them talk and seems like that's what we need more of. conversations like that about real things, real life situations. let's talk about our weather now. bringing in bill martin today.

i walked outside and i thought wow it's warm out here. >> it was warm. it's going to be warm again tomorrow. we had numbers into the upper 60s and low 70s. it's the middle or end of november. we're knocking off temperatures we're there. we're also getting a spare the air alert day for the second day in a row for tomorrow. that's an indication it's going to be warm again. this high pressure takes ownership of the area. you knew that. we talked about that last night. this is just the jet stream way up here. where's the green? where the jet stream is. this is the system we're tracking right here and what it will do is under cut the jet stream. that green will come this way. that will start to come this way. but noting in we get into tomorrow. a new clouds on thursday. friday though, friday night the showers will begin. so friday night maybe the north baby 10:00. we'll be tracking that for you. there's no fog along the coast because the winds are going offshore or if anybody here is offshore in concord, fairfield.

that's why we have the spare the air day because the high pressure and offshore winds. if it was blowing really hard offshore it just clears out the wind. it gets you right down around where we exist. the high pressure where it belongs for the next couple of days through thursday. and then this low pressure comes in friday afternoon it starts to impact us more clouds on friday you will notice. and then by friday night i suspect we will see showers showing up in the north bay. just a long range model just shows, see how progressive it is here. saturday at 1:00 look where the green is. the jet stream is far south. don't get caught up in the exact timing in this just know everything drops down for over 72 hours. friday night, saturday, sunday, monday and a little bit into tuesday morning. and then the jet stream wants to go back up north. hope that transpires and it looks like it will. we're going to get some rain around here. these are the forecast highs. some of the rain accumulations 3-1/2 inches of rain over the

course of that 72 hours. 3-1/2 inches, 4-inches, maybe 5- inches in places around the genre area. that's great news. in the meantime enjoy your holiday. temperatures on the mild side and a nice looking thursday. tough to watch football all day thursday when it's not raining out. but that's what i'll be doing. because it makes you feel like you should be doing something. two children hurt while napping at their preschool. a cabinet fell right on top of them and it took the school 40 minutes to call 911. why that school is shut down tonight. back now to julie haener in the newsroom with more on what we're working on for 6:00. hundreds of national troops are now on the streets of ferguson missouri. more protests are expected there this evening. and they're hoping the police presence will prevent scenes. we're monitoring the situation there. big changes ahead for credit cards and the stores that use them. what you need to know about the chip designed to find credit

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streets shut -- a school shut down tonight after a wall with two cabinets fell on some children while they were napping. one child was seriously hurt. azenith smith live in fremont.

that cabinet that fell was not the only problem there at the school. >> reporter: the 3-year-old little girl is recovering at stanford city hospital because the cabinet was not properly secured. after today no one will be allowed inside the school after inspectors found other major violations. our cameras were rolling when fremont code enforcement officers red tagged and closed the preschool. they said everyone what they found was shocking. >> you think you're leaving your children safe and when this happens, it is very upsetting. >> reporter: two preschoolers were injured as a cabinet fell on them when the cabinet fell on them. >> the little girl was more calm i think. and the little boy was crying because there was no parent for them. >> reporter: the little girl was taken to stanford

children's hospital where she's expected to recover. while the cabinet falling was concerning enough, firefighters are also concerned with the school's response. >> it took 45 minutes for 911 to be notified. the cabinet was not anchored properly into studs. it was attached to the dry wall not the actual structure of the building and couldn't hold the cabinets weight with its content. >> it was a freak unfortunate accident. >> could it have been prevented if the cabinet had been anchored to the wall. >> reporter: city officials also found other violations. the school had expanded without approval. also the fire sprinklers were not maintained. >> the building official has decided to revoke the

certificate of occupancy e if effective end of business today. >> reporter: according to a letter that was sent home to parents the school is hoping to reopen in a few weeks. live in fremont, azenith smith, ktvu news. the national guard is in full force tonight in ferguson as the city braces for a second night of protests following the grand jury decision about the police killing of michael brown. >> new technology to combat credit card fraud is rolling out just in time for the holiday shopping season. we're going to explain how it works. >> reporter: and debris on our roadways is an expensive problem. tonight two investigates shows us just how dangerous it can be for drivers and a new crack down to try to stop it. >> reporter: and we begin with breaking news in the oakland hills where a homicide

investigation is under way right now near pine hurst road near the huckelberry botanical regional road. east bay regional park police confirm there has been a killing but details are scarce. we do know police have set up a staging area near the park. we're working to get more information , just as soon as we do we will bring it to you. i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. we begin with a live look at ferguson missouri. it's been 24 hours since the grand jury decision was announced not to convict officer wilson. tonight 2,700 national guard are deployed. last night there was only