protest in the east bay. the large crowd growing tonight. a family calling for action. a new lawsuit after a deadly involved officer shooting. the san francisco duo calling it quits. we were thinking about leaving. >> the reasons these newspapers are leaving the corner after 27 years. complete coverage starts

right now this is ktvu news at 6:00. it's been a day of protest around the city. the demonstration are part of 96 hours of protest leading on martin luther king jr. day. the protesters are expected to gather tonight. christina. >> reporter: these protesters blocked the barricade tonight. they had different goals for gathering. they did have a common thread and that is having issues with police. saturday morning a small group with big plans. >> we are going to form five teams. >> reporter: shawn urged the

teams to neighborhoods. talking to strangers about the kind of oakland they want to live in. >> we have a so-called democracy. >> reporter: 96 hours of demonstration on martin luther king jr. day. another group were talking too they are calling for black community control of police. >> what we can do to improve on the community and what's going on with the police brutality situation. >> reporter: but the biggest demonstration of the day demanding the officers responsible for the deaths of mike brown. >> we just want everybody against these racist murders to

come out and mobilize for victory. >> reporter: there is power in numbers no matter how big their groups are. >> more and more people are taking action for rational justice. >> reporter: back here live, there is heavy police present. but this weekend of protest will cull men nat on monday. >> and we'll be following tonight. thank you cristina. the two-day strike would have affected 80 facilities in northern california. kaiser reached an agreement including to hire more nurses.

staffing is key because kaiser gained more members with the affordable care act. >> this is a big win for our patients and registered nurses. we need to do what they need to do for our patients to be safe. >> they have a share commentment if our members. the measles outbreak linked through disneyland is throughout the state. there were 22 measle cases in california. there is now evidence the measle outbreak has spread beyond the theme park. there are a total of 25 cases with four in alameda county. a shooting happened around

9:00 last night in west oakland. the victim is identified 29 steven brooks who grew up in berkeley and had four children. he was visiting his own father when he was gun downed for no reason. >> i want to know who killed him and why? he didn't bother anybody he didn't do anything. >> both were stable condition three other shooting last night two teens and a woman are expected to survive. a bay area family is calling for action. the family of richard perez are claiming wrongful death. the richmond police officer who shot him was entirely to blame. >> what do we want? >> reporter: it's a familiar

refrain. this chant was in name of 24 richard perez who was killed here 24 months ago. >> he loved god. i know there is a fight to be fought to make things change. >> reporter: perez was shot and killed by richmond police officer wallace jenson. >> my wife wakes up in the middle of the night crying. >> reporter: surveillance video shows perez inside. then you can see the confrontation outside but not exactly what proceeded the shooting. >> the officer used poor tactics and used poor judgment in terms to seeking to use firearm that was not justified. it was use of excessive force. >> reporter: what caused him to

open fire? police decline to say anything about the incident. >> we understand the tragedy that this is for the family and need for them to get clarity of what happened. >> reporter: police believe prompted the shooting. >> the suspect attacked the officer and he grabbed his gun. >> he claimed that he reached for firearm and that justified the shooting of him. the evidence is pretty clear that that did not happened. >> they have to be held accountable. the cop handle the situation very badly. >> reporter: perez's family they are not antipolice. they are against excessive force. what should be done by

information gathered by san jose's drone. that is a concern they discussed today as they looked at proposed regulation. the $7,000 drone was purchased last january. thousands of people have signed a petition to return the drone citing private concerns. activist say how else it could be used. >> how about -- what do they see when they fly by. do they send information to the permit department. that's when we talk about who gets to see the film. >> anyone with concerns about the drone should contact the department or go to a meeting.

a recent terror attack in france. many countries are tightening security. >> reporter: some embassy and jewish constitution. it's the first time belgium is using troops. >> we are looking at other sites in belgium to look for the deployment if necessary. >> reporter: stepping up security in train stations. berlin police are going into thousands of homes. all this after islamic militants killed 17 people in france including the attack and weekly

newspaper. the imagines outranging some muslims. in reaction french president defending his nation freedom of speech. >> we are one country one people, one france. a france opened to any religion. >> we are getting word they detained four terror suspects. in paris fox news. pope francis in the philippines. the pope was conducting an outdoor mass. the mass was cut short. he is visiting the philippines

to honor the people of the typhoon. the new policy that may require some california student athletes to spend more time in the classroom. a father/son duo are ending tradition. >> all these things happened over the year. every time we were down here. >> the changing times that are forcing them to pack up their newspapers. some rainfall to our north. we will break down sunday shower chances. we will let you know if you have any significant rainfall to talk about.

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a bay area symbol rights movement is coming to an end.

the train travels each year on the martin luther king jr. holiday. it will be the last trip. the others stopped running the bay area freedom train continued operate tonight until. ticket sales have been declining declining. that story of course, the story of the march was just turned into an oscar nominated film. it's usually $7, the national park service waves those fees. there is storm damage on highway 1. the highway remains closed at

the 4 . -- the duo has been selling newspapers at the same spot for decades. live in san francisco how changing times and changing habit are forcing them to call it quits. >> reporter: 7:00 saturday morning they set up their office. >> the corner is my office. here is where i meet people. >> reporter: across the street from produce market. they have been selling papers for 27 years. >> we were thinking about leaving. >> reporter: the job of newspaper isn't as popular. >> now we are the only ones. >> reporter: they will hang their blue aprons for good. >> newspaper sales will be

cutting. >> reporter: it used to be years ago all these peoples would come down to the local street corner and buy a copy of the paper. that's all changed. >> people used to ask us where was a certain newspaper. now they ask where is the nearest wi-fi spot. >> reporter: they have enjoyed the first of history in headlines while becoming part of the community. >> the chat about news with them. it's a personal touch. >> you always got a bright smile. >> it's not quite the same thing. >> reporter: neighbors and regular customers came with a final paper a handshake and drop a handwritten note. >> thanks for the many service

in the neighborhood. >> reporter: encourages them to stick around. >> it's warmer inside. >> reporter: now that they are no longer selling papers they will have a chance to read one. learning how to sign -- they received a free flu shot. they held a community outreach today. people were able to pick up supplies, coats, and reading material. one inhome caregiverer said she learned about services that she didn't know about before. >> it's very expensive to live here. you have to have almost three jobs. i'm glad they are doing this for the low income communities

today. >> there was a major push in the even to sign up in california. open enrollment continues to february 15th. the graduation rates with incentive pay policy. the academic performance of athletes. each of the nine undergraduate will accomplish academic performance that each sport's team must reach. they are set to discuss the pay policy on wednesday. it was another hazy day across the bay area. here is a look at the mountain. air quality will be unhealthy levels you can see why.

air pollution, that's why you cannot burn wood unless it's your only source of heat. today is spare the air day. >> tomorrow will not be spare the air day. we would like to see some rain there it's been dry. >> one day talking about rain clouds. it's just been the same old weather pattern. the rainfall is close. the exception of few scattered showers and sprinkles. right now a live storm track. there is rain up towards eureka. we have some clouds a at this part of the state. we will take a look at the cloud pattern there. a closer look at the satellite right now. lots of clouds, in addition to

the low clouds and fog we will high clouds into the low region. watch out for low visibility. current numbers are in the 50s. livermore 52 degrees, santa rosa mid-50s. watch out no major rain in the forecast with the alignment of the moon we have minor flooding possible. break down monday, tuesday wednesday. especially monday and tuesday we could have inflated water levels right near the coast and near the bay. overnight lows, here we go overnight temperatures. temperatures will be 40s to lower 50s to start off your sunday morning. mostly cloudy skies tonight he's what's happening to our north. the other exextreme to southern

california they have dry weather out there. we will have sun/cloud mix on sunday. a few sprinkles especially in northern sonoma county. the clouds here and sown cloud mix into sunday and monday. forecast ties for tomorrow, mainly in the 60s. fairly mild out there. that moisture moving in. kind of keeping those temperatures out with the overnight lows. here is your five-day forecast. heather and ken i'm trying to put a rain cloud into that forecast. it's not going to happen. in fact by thursday warmest locations could be approaching 70 degrees. we are looking for changes out

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who keeps him up to date on the taylor swift lyrics. basketball action tonight. >> yes. the a-list. they live by five. we go to the b-list, leaves santa clara happy as they take on usf. look at the craziness. brandon clark throws the long three. broncos led after half by 11. jacob in the three. broncos kicking it off to a lead. watch jarvis come up with a steal. the broncos take the victory

70-64 at home. the football coach. arizona leading utah 19-26. arizona gaining momentum. look at stanley johnson. arizona a bit of upset. they are number ten over number eight. utah a mild upset. remember when the east/west shrine game was played in our backyard. he is leading 12-6. picked up by dameon. leading to don unique brown.

the only touchdown game. mike didn't get one of those as i recall when he was of the 49ers. that's martin who came today with a third-round lead. kiemer a minus 18. rory mcilroy. the day does belong to kiemer. he would take a long birdie put. >> all right. see you then. >> we'll see tonight as 10:00. good night. >> good night. bulldog: mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. we need your help to do more. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.com,

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