good evening. hello. i am gasia mikalian. >> and i am frank somerville. >> julie haener has the night off. it happened at havey mark -- harvey park. ktvu's janna k is on the -- jana katsuyama is on the scene. what are police telling you? >> reporter: right now they are saying they are going through this neighborhood trying to find winds to this shooting. -- witnesses to this shooting. it happened here at harvey park. on the far side of the park with the yellow tape there are flood lights, that is where the suspect fell. the suspect was pronounced dead at the scene. look at video that we have from news chopper 2 earlier in the day. you can get a sense of the area that this investigation is spanning. this is a residential neighborhood. they say that three police officers encountered the suspect here in the park and he had a knife and they said the

officers responded because a neighbor in the area had called 911. >> a resident called in to say that a male was walking down the street, he pulled a knife out. a witness said the subject had a big knife. >> reporter: and police are telling us the suspect had encountered two individuals in the area and that was also cause for concern. back here live you can see that they have all of this blocked off because they are looking for evidence that might be here in the park still. i got new information from the police spokesperson, she tells me the last time they had an officer involved shooting here in fremont was in june 2013 and before that 2012. they are going to be taking a lot of care to interview those police officers involved. the officers have been put on

leave right now. three officers who responded, one suspect who they say had a knife and that suspect is now dead here. we will stay on the scene and get more information and talk to witnesses, and bring that to you for the 10:00 p.m. news. >> was he shot with a taser first before being shot with a gun? i guess she wasn't hear us. we are learning more about one of the victims in a deadly shooting in oakland this afternoon at noon. two schools were placed on lock down while police searched for the suspects in the area. police say a man and a woman were shot and killed. the family of the female victim identified her as a 19-year- old. she was with her boyfriend at the time of the shooting and he was also killed. she was killed near her home. she was working at ups store and just started community

college. police haven't released information about the suspect. from b.a.r.t. to federal buildings to a city hall. it was a day of protests around the bay area. protesters prevented b.a.r.t. trains from stopping in downtown san francisco during the morning commute. there were three separate protests in oakland alone. ktvu's paul chambers is live in oakland where there were tense moments. >> there were three separate ones. one at city hall, the federal building and that courthouse. >> reporter: this was the scene that federal building in downtown oakland friday morning. activists chained themselves together arm and arm blocking the entrances. people want to draw attention

to the shooting deaths of unarmed black men at the hands of police. >> we want to turn this into a movement. that is what we are hoping that we generate. the energy and the spirit from people from different struggles to come together. >> reporter: they did this time at city hall. people wanted to interrupt the work of lynne -- of mayor libby schaaf but the protests continued to the courthouse. protesters came with several signs expressing how they feel. serving a notice of their own. >> you are required too, stop tax breaks for welty developers. -- wealthy developers. >> there was a minor altercation after a protesters grabbed a phone of a man waiting for the housing auction to start. the man had words with the

protesters. some getting up in his face. >> i am helping to stop the auction because three day notices are about to be served. that could be me. >> paul chambers in oakland. thank you. a noisy protest disrupted disrupted the b.a.r.t. commute in san francisco for two hours this morning. protesters brought spoons and banged them to make noise starting at 7:00 a.m. at the embarcadero and montgomery street stations. b.a.r.t. trains didn't stop at those stations. organizers said they wanted charges dropped against other b.a.r.t. protesters and an tend to police brutality. >> trying to connect the dots between police violence and

economic violence. >> one man was arrested as he smashed a window of a b.a.r.t. train. police are preparing for another protest next friday. new at 6:00 p.m. it has been a day of protest around the bay area and a day of frustration for people trying to get around on b.a.r.t. or get into the courthouse or city hall. are the tactics being used hindering the message? ktvu's mike mibach reports. >> reporter: the sound of the commute. today something was different. listen. he called it a protest against police brutality on communities of color. banging spoons, forcing b.a.r.t. to close stations. it is all an example of trying to reclaim dr. king's legacy of

direct action. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: in the end does it work? when i say it, i mean it tactic that is used by protesters in trying trying to achieve their goals. the answer, depends who you ask. >> this is all just non-sense. >> reporter: commuters trying to get to work, trying to be on time, trying to be productive. some say the tactics don't work. >> shutting down freeways is not good. stopping b.a.r.t. isn't good. >> you are here for a reason, i think it is a waste of time. >> reporter: he thought it worked. >> they were effective, better to have 100 doing it 10 times a week or a thousand people at once. >> always going to be somebody inconvenienced. that is just part of the nature. >> reporter: a man with 25 years of organizing experience.

he says the rallies never call for destruction of property and there is no best protest tactics and it depends on the issue at hand. >> into the big perspective and the frustration people feel, especially people of color feel, this will continue to happen. >> reporter: more b.a.r.t. delays in the weeks to come, what this group say will happen. in san francisco, mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and you can join the conversation on our facebook page, ktvu viewers are talking about whether these protest are inconvenient or taking away from the demonstrators' message. thief walked into a teacher's classroom making away with thousands of dollars worth of items. it was caught on surveillance camera yesterday afternoon. here you see the man entering in the classroom in san jose. he goes to grab the teacher's

bag before dashing out. that thief got away in this white two door sedan. among the items stolen two ipads, gift cards and $400 in cash. a bay area gas station manager pleaded no contest to altering scratchers. he had been doing this for months. they set up undercover purchases after a customer claimed the tickets were altered. he entered his plea yesterday. the judge reduced his centones a misdemeanor. -- sentence to a misdemeanor. jack del rio grew up here in the bay area. as a kid the raiders were his team. today jack del rio was introduced as the raiders new head coach. ktvu's scaws r is at raid --

scott reiss is at raiders headquarters. >> reporter: the raiders going back to the well with this hire. the second straight time they brought in a broncos defensive coordinator to coach their football team. jack del rio has 9 years of head coaching experience and like you said, he is also a native which would make this the perfect fit for this franchise. i asked him about coming home. >> incredible. it is -- first of all, the raider nation, the warm welcome is overwhelming and appreciate that. >> reporter: how is the second time around as a head coach different for you? >> it is a lot different. i understand what is coming on certain fronts so not as much of a world wind in terms of not being able to deal with it. still a lot to do. >> reporter: what is the first thing you say to the players?

>> i will carefully craft that message. important we get off the right way. something involving the mind set. >> reporter: tell me how jack del rio brings the commitment to excellence slogan to life? how do you make that a reality? >> it is a day to day business. you have to attack it every day. you want to create an environment where guys are excited to come to work, enjoy coming to work and they are willing to help us grow. >> reporter: when you look at this team, you have seen them up close and personal, what jumps out at you in terms of building blocks? >> having those guys, you know, part of your -- where you are starting. that is a good place to start. there is a lot more that has to be done. a lot of times in a job like this people assume everybody is bad. not true. there are a lot of good people here. >> reporter: were you able to negotiate extra tickets for

friends and family, i think you will need it? >> get your own tickets, man. [ laughter ] >> reporter: his parents are already a long time raiders season ticket holders. taking over a franchise that won a total of 11 games in the last three seasons. he is thrilled to be back. the raiders are thrilled to have him and raider nation is confident he will be the crew for what -- cure for what ails them. jot r, ktvu channel 2 news. -- scott reiss, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. pastor accused of getting someone to fire bomb his ex- girlfriend's house, the consequence he now faces. >> good news, this will not be imploded, but that doesn't mean there won't be dangerous dust. >> tracking the chance of sprinkle for the weekend and

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a former pastor pleaded no contest oo charges of stocking -- to charges of stocking and arranging for someone to fire bomb his ex-girlfriend's home. the judge will plicae sentence him to 8 year -- likely sentence him to 8 years in prison. three people were arrested for the fire on january 9. two of them were staying at fellowship baptist church at the time. the same church where he was the pastor. you have three weeks to get health insurance or face penalties. california's exchange says californians have till february

15 to enroll. for 2014 had penalty was $95 or 1% of income. the penalty grows to $325 or 2% of income this year. next year the penalty is $700. those who are uninsured would be charged when they file their tax returns. >> they will find out it was cheaper, less expensive dollar wise to purchase the insurance than pay the penalty. >> covered california estimates there are 1 million people who will be penalized. neighborhood is celebrating because there will be no implosion of candlestick park. it make for a dramatic farewell. this is video of the kingdome in seattle in 2000. but take a look at the massive cloud of dust and debris that was created. that is what the community

feared would happen here. ktvu's tom vacar looked at the impact. >> reporter: san francisco's bay view district is a low income area. >> hospitalization rates for bay view, 4 times higher than the state average. >> reporter: two city agencies approved an application for an implosion at candlestick park, a demolition opposed by residents. >> we as a community came together. >> reporter: they complained it was illegal. >> i think they were worried the residents would find out about the implosion and -- and really oppose it the way they

have. >> studies are saying the dust will stay in the parking lot. >> reporter: researchers say, the toxic dust overwhelms the local areas and beyond. >> just based on the study we think it would have traveled up to 10 miles. >> it won't leave. like a smoker smoking. it never leaves the lungs. >> reporter: even if they tear it down there will still be a lot of dust, dirt and debris and how that is handled will have an ima pact on the community's health. -- impact on the community's health. >> we deserve a clean breath of air. >> the contractor that agreed to go from implosion to mechanical tear down says the tear down will take two months. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. our weather had sprinkles, fog. let's see what the weekend will

bring. >> first candlestick park memory? >> what is mine? i saw the rolling stones there. >> wow! >> i saw them in '81. my first memory was walking in, we saw the giants play the reds, when johnny bench and pete rose and all those guys were there, i remember walking and you see thet grass, the green, as a -- that grass, the green, as a kid, oh, my gosh. it will be missed. it got a lot of heat but a lot of memories as well. here is how it looks outside. rain that has already fallen in the north part of the state. missing us. casdareo by the russian river -- kazadero, by the russian river. everybody north got a little something. the rest of us got something

too. it was something too litmal .01 -- little. .01. trace amounts. reports of drizzle around the bay area. you see that line where the rain is and the rain is not. maybe the line is like that. you look at the color of the clouds too. the darker whites, you have higher cloud tops, higher cloud tops indicate more potential for rain. down here you see the clouds aren't that bright, that is fog or just low lying clouds. so the whiter the clouds, the colder the temperatures, the best chance of showers. knew that. the forecast for fog tomorrow morning, it is there. we had fog the last few mornings. we will see it tomorrow morning. spare the air day again tomorrow. i didn't have to tell you that. they are loading those things up one after another. the fog will show up in the central valley. already it. not down on the ground. because the high pressure is not that strong right now but

it is going going to be present. inversion is going to come up, it is up, the fog could be dense but most places visibilities will be a quarter mile. better than the central valley. areas of fog tonight. forecast for rain showers maybe on sunday. you will see that in the five- day forecast. when i say rain showers, like today. wouldn't call it rain. sprinkles. 66 san jose. 66 morgan hill. there is the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. i wish i had rain to talk about. don't have any. i was at the concert too -- [ talking at the same time ] >> we happen all there. they said this would be the last time -- >> whatever. [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> thank you. the raiders fill their coaching vacancy and mark ibanez will tell you all about

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fact, he is an east bay guy, grew up following the raiders. he made it clear, that is not the reason i took this job just because i grew up a raiders fan and my family are followers of the team. he wants to bring back the winning tradition the raiders had for so long. introduced. the general manager on the left. mark davis. team owner on the right. jack del rio 9 years of head coaching experience. and he says toughness will be the key to bringing them back as he talked with our scott reiss. >> i take great pride in the performance of the bay area teams. i mean, in particular the east bay. and so i am an east bay guy. you can't be one or the other. you have to be one or the other. don't tell me you are both. i don't want to hear you are both. i am an east bay guy. >> i think this organization

needs something like a home grown boy, getting this thing turned around. he knows the raiders in and out, been a raiders fan since he was born. means a lot when you bring family guys back into the organization. >> there is a hall of famer, willie brown. like what jack del rio said, you can't be both, got to be one or the other. giants had a quiet off season. they make a move today. they have signed free agent outfielder. he had several at bats in the world series for the royals. successful. .285 last year for kansas city. just one home run. he is not a power guy. but he stole 17 bases. good outfielder. a one year deal, $4.7 million. he is now a san francisco giant. the warriors are in progress

against oklahoma city. not going too well. what? >> i am not a believe in partial basketball scores. they are down but not halftime yet. >> thank you. coming up on ktvu channel 2 news at 7:00 p.m. on tv 36, a live update on the breaking news from fremont, there was a deadly police shooting, at 7:00 p.m. on tv 36. we are always here -- thank you for making ktvu channel 2 news your choice for news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. thank you for joining us. see you at 10:00 p.m. >> good night.

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let's go, buddy. school time. oh, and, gloria, if you want to get together with the girls later i could just, you know watch the football game or something. that means he wants to watch the football game. i'm not talking to you. and what are you drinking coffee for, anyway? it's my culture. i'm colombian. oh, yeah? what part of colombia are those french toaster sticks from? gloria: babe, i'm not sure about the game. the whole family is coming over for the barbecue. it's today? si. it's the ohio state game. so, everybody can watch. i don't like watching the game with people who don't know the game. people talk. you talk at my football games. for one thing, it's called soccer. your team's scored two goals all season. i'm not taking a big risk. [ hollow clank ] how much of this did you drink? give me a break. i have to climb a rope today.