. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the ktvu channel 2 news. call for racial equality and end to police brutality as people take to the streets for a second day of protest ahead of the. >> marshall: themartin luther king january day. >> morning, afternoon and night, demonstrators sent a message. >> the largest of today's protests had demonstrators winding through oakland's fruitvale neighborhood. they expressed anger over the recent killings of black suspects by police in new york city and ferguson, missouri. that group marches to the

eastmont substation. today's events were trouble-free until the end, when protesters wrapped up. debora villalon is there live. >> reporter: heather, the group by that time was down to just a few dozens. they left the barricades here and aded to the mcdonalds next door to wait for rides back to fruitvale bart, when the calm evaporated. protesters were pulled out of fast-food restaurant, and officers had one man on the ground as a fragile peace fell apart. >> they were going in there and they just rushed us and thought the cameras were off of them and they rushed us. that is what they did. >> reporter: as protesters were led away, the now familiar face-off formed in the parking lot and the stragglers fired up. >> let him go! >>. >> reporter: it was an emotional end to a

day of protest that started small outside of lake merritt bart station. >> we're going form five teams. >> reporter: this group encouraging unity, thinking local on this nationwide weekend of action. >> we live anyway so-called democracy and if we're going to have real democracy the government and police have to be accountable to the community and the people. >> reporter: activism was alive at this house where discussions centered on racial tenses towards police. >> the discussion is about what we could do to improve on the community and what is going on with the police brutality situation. >> reporter: 96 hours' of demonstrations are slated through martin luther king, jr. day. the marchers who arrived at eastmont after dark were dwindling in numbers, but upset at two arrests connected to loud noise. >> you tried to mess with them because they were marching with us and they had music. we want to make sure that they

are out! >> reporter: this is the demonstrator officers zeroed in on later. >> i wasn't doing anything wrong -- . >> earlier on his bike, he had a run-in with cop his comradesed. >> a motorcycle cop knocked him over and ran him over and the guys were fighting in the middle of the street. >> reporter: the two others detained were cited for interference. >> an opd spokeswoman wasn't aware of my physical altercations between the cyclists and an officer, just a bicycle violation and after all that, everyone detained is out of custody, cited and released. debora villalon live for us in oakland. hundreds took part in a pro- police officer rally in washington, d.c., marching from the capitol to the officer's memorial. like others across the nation the safe blue protest was to

show general support for police. the father of a slain officer called on the crowd to help police. >> whey am asking you today, do you have their back? >> yes! >> reporter: do you have their back? >> yes, we do! >> i thank god for that. thank you so much. >> a protest in phoenix today included a confrontation that grew loud, but stayed nonviolent. organizers of "black lives matter" protest are planning a demonstration during the super bowl. >> the nurses' andor for kaiser peptnent has called off a strike after a tentative deal was reached. it would have affected more than 80 facilities in california, including san francisco, oakland and san rafael. earlier today kaiser reached an agree for a three-year contract including a promise to hire, nor nurses. the california nursing association says staffing is key, because kaiser gained more members with members with members with the affordable care act. >> this is a big win for our

nurses who need to do what they need to do in order to care for patients safely. >> kaiser sis issued a statement saying, "that the agreement demonstrates that kaiser permanente and our nurses have a shared commitment to affordability for our members." nurses are expected to ratify the settlement sometime next month. >> police have identify ied as driver who was spun into the path of an oncoming truck. oakland police are investigating the deadly shooting of a vacaville man with ties in the east bay. it happened on 32nd near adline in west oakland. the victim is identified as 29- year-old stephan brooks who grew up in berkeley and was the father of four children. his mother told kutv news that

brooks was visiting his own father when he was gunned down for no reason. >> i want to know who killed him and why? he didn't bother nobody and he didn't do nothing. >> the same shooting injured a man and woman. police said that both are in stable condition today. three other shootings in east oakland last night injured two teens and a woman, all are expected to survive. we're learning more about a shooting in east oakland that killed a young couple and forced two schools to go on lock-down. the young man is now identified as 20-year-old richardson livingston of oakland. he and his 19-year-old girlfriend alexis randolph were shot to death about noon yesterday. near 105 and eaves avenue. police have no arrests and are offering a reward for information. ktvu's debora villalon asked the mayor about the uptick in violence and got a firm answer from libby schaaf. >> i have been in every

neighborhood in this city and i have done work in every neighborhood this city. there is no neighborhood that i will not go to. >> mayor schaaf appeared at a community event to raise funds for an after-school program. she said programs that help kids are an important part of creating safety in oakland. reports that at least ten people are dead in violent protests in niger after the french magazine featured a picture of the prophet muhammad. protesters set fire to churches and bars and the other five were killed in a church fire after a prayer service. last week islamist extremists stormed the paris offices of charlie hebdo, killing 12 people. i new arrest in connection with the suspected terror plot in belgium. police arrested two people that they believe were in contact

with a jihadist cell. belgium officials are down- playing the arrests saying those detained in greece do not appear to be related to their case. meantime as amy kellog reports there is an uneasy calm in belgium as paratroopers have now patrolling the streets. >> reporter: armed soldiers guarding possible terror targets including ambassies and juric since tutions. it follows thursday's anti- thoreau raids which left two suspects dead. >> we're looking into other students in belgium while we're -- well, the crisis center assessing them to look if further deployment necessary. >> reporter: german officials also stepping up security at train stations after receiving warnings. berlin police raiding a homes on friday. >> french police arresting at least 12 people in raids in three towns around paris, all of this arch islamist militants

killed 7 people in france including the attack on the weekly newspaper charlie hebdo, which featured pictures of the prophet of mohammed. it triggered recent violation in nigeria , niger and palestine. >> franz holdaned defending hissing in a's strong belief. >> we're one country, one people, one france, a france opened to any religion, a france that is first in the face of those who want to impose a rereligious war. >> more details now on a planned terror attack in the u.s. the 20-year-old ohio man charged with plotting the attack on the u.s. capitol remains behind bars after a judge ordered he be held without bond. fbi investigators say christopher lee cornell planned to raise jihad by shooting government officials and employees. he was arrested on wednesday. his parents say he was set up by a snitch who was trying to

help himself and cornell was coercioned bit fbi. this case bears staples centers to a 2012 case involving a virginia plan this is recently released fbi sting video purportedly showing him meeting with several undercover agents posing as al-qaeda operatives. he was arrested in a parking garage near the capitol, wearing when he thought was an closive laden suicide vest. it actually was an inert vest supplied by the undercover nibagents. >> a frightening scene island in a florida mall when police say man opened fire, wounding his wife and killing an unidentified man before turning the gun on his. 57-year-old garcia rodriguez walked into mall this morning and began to shoot in the food court. eyewitnesses said the chaos

broke out when the shootings started with customers running to the doors. rodriguez died at the scene. his wife is expected to survive. new at 10:00 we're getting new information about president obama's upcoming state of the union address. senior administration officials say he plans to raise billions with the new taxes on the wealthest americans and big financial institutions and poses increasing taxes on inherited money. new taxes wouldnen help finance a set is of tax break for lower and middle-income families. those tax breaks would include child-care and education credits and incentives to save for retirement. president obama's state of union address is set for 6:00 this tuesday night. ktvu will carry that address live. replacing wornout parts on the bay bridge and the necessary work wrapping up soon. plus. >> they have to be held

accountable. >> a mistake a family says an officer made when he shot and killed a man last year. coming up next with the deadline awn penalties looming, hundreds of people in the bay area look to sign up for health insurance through covered california. the 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds.

residents struggling to get by in pricey marin county got help today thanks to generous

donation. >> p.m. gathered at acting aging center in san rafael. >> it's very hard living in marin county. it is, because like i said, it's very expensive to live here. you have to have almost three jobs to live here. i'm glad that they are doing this for the low-income community today. >> reporter: yolanda brown was one of 250 people who came for help and her and others were also able to sign up for covered california's the state version of obamacare. >> all the services that they offer and marin county, the thousanding authority is here and they have some questions that i have about my dental. >> first five marin says 23% of the county's residents can't afford basis costs living including house, transportation and food. today's event was aimed at helping those who need it most. >> it's great that they are doing it. i wish they would do it in

other communities and other -- like alameda county and santa clara county, because people really do need it out there. you see the need. >> the deadline to sign up for covered california is february 15th. after that those who don't sign up with phase financial penaltys. san diego officials are warning city employees about their possible exposure to measles. the city sent an e-mail to employees confirming that they were exposed to measles between january 12th and 14th. san diego officials say they are tracking the problem. >> the city crews are working very closely and we take all issues of health very seriously and we'll take all appropriate steps. >> more than 50 cases have been reported in california since the exposure at disneyland last month. and health officials anticipate more could happen. measles can be contagious both before-and-after symptom symptoms appear. >> police after as exchanged

thought and concerns about the city's drone program. the police department is soliciting comments on proposed regulations for the department's unmanned aerial surveillance system. the $7,000 drone was purchased last january. since then thousands signed a petition calling for the department to return the drone, citing privacy concernspt the police department says it intends to use the drone primarily to assist the bomb squad or in situations with active shooters, hostage or barricades. activists say while those seem like reasonable uses for the system, they question how else it could be used? >> you start asking what do they see as i fly-by or room additions without permits or send information to the permit department? well that is where we talk about who gets to see the film. >> police encourage anyone with concerns about the drone to contact department or to attend a public meeting on the system. the department expects to give the city council a set of proposed regulations for the drone sometime in april. bad weather has interfered

with the pope's tour of asia. thousands greeted pope francis who landed in tackle tacloban. >> a former ups driver is facing charges after investigators say he stole several packageings including silver coins and gold bars. as we arrested in connection with the 2013 thefts. sheriff's deputies say after the thefts peel refused to allow supervisors to search his lunchbox. however, prosecutors say a search warrant at his home turned up $197,000 worth of gold and silver. peel managed to avoid authorities until yesterday when a deputy spotted him driving through shasta county. one of the world's richest men is using his funds to help

animals in northern california. larry ellison funding the center in the mountains that focused on helping endangered insects, reptiles and amphibians and reported takes over a quarry and logging site. caltrans is wrapping up work on flexin joints on the western span of the bay bridge. crews are putting silicone salient into the new joints that were installed the past weeks. the original joints lasted 79 years, but were wearing out caltrans says just like human bodies that the joints need to be flexible and applying the salient helps. >> it allows the joints to move back and forth, depending on what the load is, the traffic load and depending on what the temperature is? it allows the bridge to move back and forth and expand and contract. >> crews will be working overnight starting on monday so watch out for lane closures from 10:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. a father-son team says

goodbye to a decades-old tradition. the corner is my office and here is where i meet-and-greet people. >> declining newspaper sales mean it's time to close up shop -- at this corner shop. we'll talk with the two about the changing times. plus it's a jam session, you have to see to believe. the cop in this dashboard confessional telling everyone to shake it off. . >> how could i follow that? >> the clouds and even fog over the bay area right now. and even if a few showers showing up on live stormtracker 2. we'll break down shower chances and when we would hit the low 70s?

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♪ ah. push it. ♪ i'm pushing. i'm pushing it real good! ' fathering and son in foreman are end august tradition they started more than 27 years ago, the duo has been selling newspapers at the very same spot for decades. >> allie rasmus talked to the men about this bittersweet end. >> reporter:

7:00 saturday morning, dan and eric louie set up their office. >> corner is my office and here is where i meet-and-greet people. >> reporter: outside a busy coffee shop and across the street from the produce market, where they have been selling newspapers for 27 years. >> we are already thinking about leaving and so it's just -- things are change rip current at 40-50 dollars a day the job of newspaper sell isn't as popular as it once was. >> now we're the only ones. >> reporter: after this weekend, the louies will hang up thur blue aprons for good. >> newspaper sales going to cut the street sales except for the people on market street and kiosks and downtown stations. >> reporter: it used to be years ago when all of these people wanted to find out what was going on in the world, find a newspaper salesman and buy a copy of the paper. that has all change. >> people would ask us where they could get a certain

newspaper and now they ask where were is the nearest wi-fi shop. >> reporter: when he left for college his dad took over and over the years father and son have enjoyed seeing the first dress of history in the headlines, while becoming part of the community. >> chat about news with them, and about a lot of other things. i said it's the personal touch. >> they always have a bright smile you know? good way to start the day. >> reporter: they know news isn't going away and it's on-line. >> i do it, but it's not quite the same thing. >> reporter: neighbors and regular customers came by for a final paper, a handshake or drop off a hand- written note. >> thank forst many years excellent service to the neighborhood. >> and encouraged the salesmen to stick around. >> i hope we see you there now. >> it's warmer inside. >> reporter: now that they are no longer selling papers they may have actually time to read one on a

saturday morning. allie rasmus, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> nice to see them appreciated by the community. this is the last weekend to enjoy the ice rink in san francisco's union square. the rink that has been called one of the best of the country will be shut down. it's opened from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. and new for the season has been the kaiser permanente skateometer app that allows to you track the calories while you are skating. most of us are probably guilty of singing in our cars every now and then, but it's not often that you see the singer in a police car. ♪ yes, play, playing play and the haters hate, hate, hate, and shake, shake it off -- shake it off, shake it off. >> pretty good, isn't he? that is a dash-cam dam session from the dover, delaware police department and making people smile. it was released as parts of a

series called "dashboard confessionals." the goal is show the community another side of police officers. officer jeff davis here singing long says his 10-year-old daughter helps to keep him up- to-date on the latest taylor swift songs. >> i love how intit he. boy, he is living it up there. i guess it won't be a taylor switch you would be sing, a little elvis. >> i little elvis. if you watch the whole video and we have it posted. >>well accountable on-and-off- the-field? we'll have details about the plan to tie college students he' classroom performance to their coach's salary. >> a federal lawsuit targets a bay area police department and coming up, a family says an officer went too far, the mistakes it claimed were made.

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. a bay area police department is now the target of a federal lawsuit. ktvu's john sasaki tells us the legal action stems from an ois. >> reporter: it's a familiar refrain, but in richmond, this chant was in the name of 24-year-old richard perez when was killed here four months ago. >> he loved god and that gives me peace because i know he is in heaven, but i also know there is a fight to be fought to make things change. >> reporter: after midnight september 14th, perez was shot and killed by richmond police officer wallace jensen. >> i have nightmares at night and my wife wakes up crying at night and wakes up in the morning crying. yeah, he stole our whole life from us. >> reporter: surveillance video shows perez inside in the store and then can you see the confrontation

with the officer outside, although not exactly what preceded the shooting. >> so the officer used tactics in attacking him and stopping him in the first place and used poor judgment in terms of evening to use a firearm in a circumstance it was not justified. it was a use of excessive force. >> that is with what is in dispute, what prompted officer jensen to open fire? police declined to say anything about the incident. >> we really understand the tragedy that this is for the family, and the need for them to get clarity on what happened. >> reporter: but the day of the shooting captain was clear. >> the suspect attacked the officer and physically grabbed his gun. >> the perez family adamantly disagrees. >> he claimed that he reached for a firearm and that justifies his shooting of him. the evidence is pretty clear from all the people present that did not happen. >> they have to be held accountable and clearly in this

situation the cop handled the situation very badly. perez' family etch emphasized that they are not anti-police. they are opposed to police who use excessive force, which is exactly what they say happened in this case. in richmond, john sasaki ktvu church of jesus christ of latter-day saints. >> big crosby is bringing his controversial stand-up comedy show to northern california. he with permit at turlog community theater in stanislaus county. is he denying the latest allegation of symbol. a model claims that acosby drugged and tacked her during a playboy mansion party. his attorney says he has evidence that cosby was in new york. the claim is one of the few that may fall within the statute of limitations and form the grounds for a lawsuit. on monday you can see one of the bay area's most beautiful places for free. the national park service is waiving the usual $7 fee at beer woos in honor of dr. martin luther king, jr. day.

drivers should anticipate possible back-ups en route to the monument. storm damage has washed ouv of highway 1 forsting traffic to panoramic highway. >> a new policy at university of california aims to raise the grades of student-athletes by tieing their academic performance to their coach's paycheck. under the policy, winning coach and athletic directors won't get a bonus unless their athletes say in school and keep a 2.0gpa. president napoliton signed off on the policy and will be discussed at a board meeting on wednesday. the head coach of cal football team has his bonus tied to the players axed' academic. wee know who will be playing in the super bowl here on ktvu with the nfc championship game, even though the 49ers or raiders are not playing, ktvu's mark ibañez walkses us through the local

connection. >> kaepernick picked off -- this game is over. >> almost exactly a year-ago the 49ers super bowl hopes were dashed in seattle on a most memorable play, again, the nfc road to the bowl leads through seattle. stanford man richard sherman who caused quite a stir with his blatant disrespect of the 49ers seems quite reverent when talking about this year's opposition. >> playing at a high-level for a long time and he has played big in all the big games and played injured last week and had a phenomenal game. i think all of those things, you know, you garner the respect of a lot of people. >> plenty of bay area products represented in the title game. for instance, green bay lineman from san mateo will try to protect cal grad aaron rodgers who throughs to getting the youngsters on the packers to

just relax. >> we talked about before, playing the cowboys and just make sure it's another game and great team and don't take anything away from that, but just play the game we have been playing for what? it's been 17 weeks now. >> and not to forget seattle's big dog marshawn lynch out of oakland tech and you know the parker defense is weary of beast mode. >> stop the rush each and every week and if we're able to do that we with can make the game kind of one-dimensional. a lot of teams that i sai that, but doing it is what counts. >> seattle hammered green bay in the season opening and packers looking for a much different result in a much more important encounter this time around. i'm mark ibañez for ktvu channel 2. >> and here is the game plan for tomorrow's nfc championship game. can you watch it all right here on ktvu our coverage starts at 10:00 a.m. that will be two hours' of pregame coverage leading up to

kickoff at noon. there is a postgame show to wrap it all up after the game ends. should be a lot of fun. ahead in sportswrap, the warriors look to bounce back after last night's loss. tonight's in houston against one of the best teams in the conference. >> our meteorologist mark tamayo is tracking a chance of showers his forecast is coming up next

today spare-the-air alert was the 20th alert this winter season. can you see the haze around mount diablo and look west to san francisco. the reduced smoke will help protect people from asthma attacks and other risks of air pollution. the alert apes at midnight

conditions are expected to improve tomorrow. >> just took a peak at the radar center and mark is on the hunt for some rain out there. it's not very much out there, is it? >> the rain is up to our north. remember a week ago i was trying to get excite bade potential rain event this weekend and the more i hype up a weather event, the forecast model decideed to change that mind with the main rainfall to the north of bay area. we do have a chance of a few scattered showers here. can you see a live stormtracker 2 the main activity is up in the pacific northwest. you heard about the game in seattle for tomorrow, weather could be a factor with the clouds, the rainfall, some gusty winds and chance of thunderstorms. a closer look at our rare, the main rain is towards humboldt county and a few scattered showers into parts of the north bay. this is all very light, but that will be the overall forecast theme in the short- term with the chance of a few showers basically favoring the north bay neighborhoods. you can lots of clouds out there in addition, to the low clouds and fog. here is our live camera towards

the bay bridge. you get an idea with all the haze and cloud deck paying us a visit. current temperatures are in 509s. santa rosa, 54 degrees, san josi 52. livermore 50 and string of low 0s towards wc w-concord and fairfield. higher tides, extreme high tides over the next several days e. tomorrow at 9:so. the golden gate high tides, 6.7'. right through wednesday there is a chance we could have minor flooding near parts of the coast and parts of bay monday into tuesday. as far as overnight lows, dense fog and mostly cloudy skies. areas of fog and temperatures will be in the 40s it lower 50s. so that dense fog towards santa rosa, wind york towards concord and livermore, not going to mix out at all. mostly cloudy in the short-term for tonight and then here is the bigger perspective with the rainfall to our north of the

dry conditions towards southern california and the high pressure building offshore. but keeping the stormtrack, the main energy up to the north of the bay area. there is a chance of a shower, especially unin the north bay for tonight and into tomorrow. here is our forecast model in the short-term, lots of clouds out. there it's not being very -- it's not producing a lot of rainfall for us, but just a little bit of activity showing up for tomorrow. here we go, sunday, 7:00, mostly cloudy skies. and then into the afternoon hours, skies becoming partly cloudy. clouds thicken up once again into monday, but it looks like that day will be drive. forecast highs for tomorrow, starting out the day in the 40s and low 50s winding up in the 60, san josi 65, morgan hill 66. san mateo, 26 degrees. your forecast, more clouds for your sunday, especially for the morning hours and into monday. partly sunny skies for tuesday. wednesday and thursday, some morning fog and beyond this, if i extend this into friday, saturday and sunday, heather and kim, i might be add something 70s to the forecast.

74, 75 degrees. typically we're talking about very cold temperature here's in the month of january and late january. we could be talking about 75, 76 degrees in santa cruz. so the storm we need, it's almost like your kitchen spong, you have a lot of moisture in it, it's over us now, but you don't have the dynamics to swee squeeze out of the moist from these. so it's just basically clouds and maybe a few light showers. >> we're going in the wrong direction with the temperatures. >> definitely and maybe end of month, late january into february, some of the forecast models hinting at mib more significant rainfall, but we need a lot more than that. >> we concernly is do. >> enjoy the sunshine. >> it will be here. >> thank you, mark. tonight stanford hosted the defending national champions. >> and the warriors bounce back in houston after that tough loss last night in oklahoma city. sports director mark ibañez coming up next with sportswrapment we'll be right back.

. >> how is it going everybody? i'm mark ibanez, joe fonzi is off. the golden warriors make shaking off last night's loss to the thunder. beating people by double-digits because they had the full compliment of players. bought back in. the dunk and pass. and andre iguodala was out last night and the lay-up and foul. warriors lead at halftime and

in control big time in the second half. steph curry running the floor, i fouled. runs into the cameraman down under the bucket. he is all right. little hold your breath right there. hehad 27 and klay thompson also with 27. stefand klay combining for 26 points between them in the 3rd period. stefon the break here finding lee, who had a big game himself. warriors leading 102-80 after 3. harrison barnes with the jam. that is the warriors we have come to know and love. 32-6 now, and the warriors will play on mlk day afternoon game back in oakland. denver nuggets in town. the warriors have been sensational, but if you haven't noticed the stanford cardinals men are doing well, they have to keep up with women to keep

their reputation going. the defending chan uconn in town with coach ollie. two-hand slam finish. cardinals up a point. brown connecting with chaisson randal alley-oop lay-up. and the shot-clock winding down, allen dead center 3 finishes with 7 points, but career-high 13 rebounds. 4.5 left, stanford up and chaisson randall finished with a r game-high 23 points. a little later, kind of a scary collision. he would stay in the game, bloodied. 72-599 final, cardinals 13-4 all told. our scott reiss sums up the winner over last year's national champs from uconn. >> reporter: