king, jr. is known for. ktvu's ken wayne is live where things are getting back to normal after one of the largest protests of the day. >> the coliseum b.a.r.t. station reopened about 4:30 p.m. this afternoon after it was closed by a plotesters -- protests. while they didn't get inside officials were not taking any chances. that left thousands of warriors fan whose just left the game stranded outside the locked gates. after an hour the protesters started to clear and it was reopened. there has been controversy over tactics on this dr. martin luther king, jr. holiday. >> reporter: it appears a thousand demonstrators marched from the fruit vale b.a.r.t. station -- fruit vale b.a.r.t.

station. >> never ended. just continued until now and only difference is that the voice of today's generation is a voice with more power because there is more freedom of expression. >> reporter: some protests generated a back lash. vandalism and violence in oakland, san francisco and berkeley. those whotherm strug of the 1960s say today -- who remember the struggles of the 1960s say some got it wrong. >> they are going about it the wrong way. the windsoes, as far as -- windows, as far as trashing stuff doesn't solve the problem. . >> reporter: they say this is a new era.

>> it would be more radical. like i said when you implement strategy and they don't work you have to change the strategy. . >> he will act up to get attention. that is all it is. >> reporter: the protesters are gone from this area and the coliseum b.a.r.t. station is back in service. one warriors fan trying to get in thought dr. martin luther king, jr. would be ashamed the of protesters but a protester thought he would be proud. >> ken wayne reporting live in oakland. thank you. there are major traffic delays tonight on the san mateo bridge following a protest. here is a live picture from news chopper 2 showing the back up that extended 3 miles in the eastbound direction. two westbound lanes are still shut down. you can see the flashing lights on the cov of the bridge. -- curve of the bridge. that is where authorities are

moving into arrest the protesters. an hour ago this is what it looked like. officers detained more than a dozen protesters that caused all westbound lanes to be shut down. protesters were dropped off by cars and did not walk on to the bridge. participates wanted to shut down the bridge for 28 minutes, that was to symbolize every 28 hours a black person is killed. 1600 people road the freedom train to san francisco today. the last ride after 30 years due to a lack of money. after arriving in the city they marched over the bridge to chemerate the cross of the bridge in march -- crossing of the bridge in march of 1965. speakers talked about dr. martin luther king, jr.'s struggle for equal rights and

the struggle that is still going on. >> being optimistic and realistic and so much has not changed and there has been so much change. figuring out what do we do next. >> protesters brought their children to pass along the history and dr. martin luther king, jr.'s legacy for what they need to do for their future. protesters gathered outside the home of the new oakland mayor, mayor libby schaaf around 5:00 a.m. they called it wake up libby. they are unhappy the mayor spent her first day on the job with police. protesters say it sends a message she does not support the efforts to end police violence. a message of love from dr. martin luther king, jr. spread on social media today. dr. martin luther king, jr. wrote i have decided to stick with love, hate is too great a

burden to bear. it comes from where do we go from here. it was his 4th and final book. and you can find out more on www.ktvu.com. we posted a link to the king center and its take on the quote and learn more about his life and legacy on our website. police are searching for a crew of thieves who drove a van into a store in a smash and grab. ktvu's tom vacar is live in the city tonight where the store was hit and hit hard. tom? >> reporter: it is not the only one. take a look. the prepares have been made to this. we have it on authority this is one of several that have occurred here in the last few weeks. last week a camera store was robbed in the same way. it seems to be a trend.

>> reporter: today crew reconstructed the entrance of the store. 3:30 a.m. this morning they used a uhaul. that allowed the robbers to steal clothing. he was close by. >> heard the call on the radio. drove to the call. noticed the uhaul van that was northbound. >> they saw me, they saw me pull over and they took off. i tried to follow them to get the license plate number but they absolutely blew every light, stop sign. >> reporter: police were in pursuit but called it off for

danger. customers left dus appoint -- disappointed. >> we come here all the time for good quality merchandise. it is horrible that this would happen like that. >> reporter: this comes after the robbery during the holidays when a vehicle rammed stores. in the last few years there have been a number of the burglaries. >> this is a common thing that is happening now. people are using vehicles to blow through the doors of the businesses. >> i wonder if they will have to start -- which would be terrible -- putting barriers -- [ talking at the same time ] >> in europe they have a lot of barriers between the street and the stores and it is nice to not have that here. >> reporter: again, one of several burglaries in this area, done the same way. police were not working today so they could not update us on the other investigations.

tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. the meadles outbreak that began at bland -- measles outbreak that began at disneyland has spread. in utah a third case third. the california department of public health has -- has identified 51 confirmed cases of measles. most are in california. the cases have also been reported in washington state, colorado and mexico. the measles is easily spread in the air. california's economy has bounced back to surpass brazils a the 7th largest in the world. in 2013 california was ranked as the 8th largest in the

world. facebook has more than 1100 job openings part of facebook's aggressive growth plan. engineers and flight test managers for facebook's drone program which is supposed to provide internet access. birds have been showing up on the eastern shores of san francisco bay covered in a sticky goo. now volunteers are trying to get as many birds out of the water as they can to help nurse them back to health. ktvu's noelle walker joins us now live at the marina. do they know how many birds have been contaminated? >> reporter: yesterday there were about 100 birds. today there are about 8 more birds -- 80 more birds found

alive. they need 100 trained people to respond to emergencies like this. today they had about 12. >> reporter: there are visitors at the san francisco bay shores who are stalking wildlife, not to kill them but to save them. >> since friday birds on the eastern side of the bay are showing up covered in a sticky goo. >> they start losing weight. they are not feeding. trying to keep warm. i can feel their bones. >> reporter: a mystery emergency with volunteers on the front lines. >> out here, this is where the rescue begins. we need more trained volunteers. >> reporter: birds are brought to a staging area and then sent to bird rescue to be examined,

cleaned, rehabilitated and released. first they have to get here. it is arrases against time right -- it is a race against time right now. for many of these birds, tomorrow will be too late. the volunteers feel like today is a tipple point. they suspect tomorrow they will find more dead birds than alive and tomorrow the lab is expected to start doing necropsies to figure out what is killing them so investigators can figure out where it came from. >> noelle walker live, thank you. a series of fires all deliberately set, one even burned a home and now police are on the hunt. the investigation investigators have to -- the question

investigators have to answer. [ singing ] >> on this mlk day, students get a look at the impact he left on the nation. >> tracking the fog for your tuesday morning.

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two san francisco neighborhoods are on edge after three fires. the fires started this morning. one mome was damaged. the owner got out safely aftera neighbor -- after a neighbor knocked on his door. >> scary. 4:30 a.m.

>> even when firefighters were on scene someone set a trash can on fire across the street and then this truck was burned. last monthsson celt four -- month someone set 4 cars on fire. three hospitals are restricting visitors who are flu systems. o'connor hospital implemented the rules friday. the hospital says anyone with a fever, body aches or a running nose is asked not to visit patients there. el camino posted similar rules. officials say nationwide this is one of the worse flu seasons because the vaccine isn't very effective for the strain circulating. new at 6:00 p.m. a movie theater turned into classroom for a generation of students who heard about dr. martin luther king, jr. but haven't experienced the power of the civil rights leader themselves. ktvu's rob roth went with them

as they watched selma. >> reporter: more than adjust movie theater today for hundreds of students. it was also part classroom. 300 students got to awatch selma -- got to watch selma. many were excited by what they were about to see. >> wonderful experience it see the movie itself and learn more about dr. martin luther king, jr. >> the showing comes courtesy of scores of african american business leaders nationwide who raised more than $2 million to allow students to see the movie. >> you can learn more about our heritage and how martin luther king was treated by the white people and how now it is sometimes different but racism

is still going on. >> the events surrounding dr. martin luther king, jr.'s march from alabama tomontgomery. -- to montgomery. the group helped organize the trip. h the humanizes -- humanizes him and helps them to see he was aiming at something, just not out protesting. [ indiscernible ] >> i didn't know it was that bad. >> non-violent movement. it was important to get everyone informed around the country. >> reporter: the groups are planning to have group discussions with the students about what they learned from selma and what it means to them

today. in richmond, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >> getting them talking about it. all right. our weather now. a nice day. supposed to get warmer here. we are in the middle of january. you would 60? >> looking at 70s. maybe mid-70s. warm around here and the rain not coming. not this week anyway. it was beautiful out there. tomorrow the fog returns and that fog will make traveling sketchy in the morning hours. be ready for that. and the clouds over head. lows to the high clouds here and lower clouds. this is the fog. it will fill back in. never cleared. never cleared in stockton. the high clouds filter in too. more of the same. i wish i had better news.

just not happening. rain forecast towards the end of the month, but nothing else. the king tides, the high tide, 6.7 feet sunday morning. here was today's. tomorrow morning, 7-foot, 10:46 a.m. on the bay. realize what is happening going down to a negative tied. getting a total of 7.5 feet going out through the golden gate bridge. be careful of that. there is the fog. the high clouds. fog wants to burn off tomorrow afternoon. that would be good. sure folks would love more sunshine. mostly clear into the evening. and then the fog comes in. this week, rain up here.

dry down here. dry is where we are. rain stays north. end of the month, things look better. highs, mid-60s. these are warmer than you expect. no question about it for january. 63 live more. 63 morgan hill. then the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. all five of them. friday and saturday. those numbers get up into the low 70s. crazy. i know. [ talking at the same time ] >> look at with the weather back test to -- >> football games -- [ talking at the same time ] >> sun coming in hitting my tv, could barely see it. [ laughter ] >> thank you. the stanford women battled as state in a basketball match- up and today the warriors faced the nuggets, scott reiss is up next with sports. >> gasia mikaelian live now in the news room where she here with what she working on for ktvu channel 2 news at 7:00 p.m. on tv 36.

>> coming up at 7:00 p.m. we will follow the froes tie -- protests tied to this dr. martin luther king, jr. holiday, including one that shut down the san mateo bridge and growing drought concerns, now there is a new report involving the future of our forests. we are working on these stories and more coming up for you at 7:00 p.m. on tv 36.

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we have breaking news from john f. kennedy airport in new york city, a delta airlines flight from san francisco international airport, 468, landed at jfk and there is a bomb threat. the plane hasn't pulled up to the gate, it is on the tarmac, delta flight 468, landed at jfk international airport. apologize for the picture. the plane has landed. safely as far as we understand. no injuries but there is a bomb threat on board. we are working to get more

information. we will have that for you on ktvu channel 2 news at 7:00 p.m. on tv 36. all right. mark is off, scott reiss is talking about the warriors. good day today playing earlier. >> mlk day big day in the nba. oracle was rocking. it was a holiday and the warriors did what they do, play outstanding basketball at both ends of the floor and blow out an opponent. today's victim the denver nuggets. off and running early. steph curry in transition. misses the three. look at the hustle by barnes. tips it out. thompson, up and in. he had 22. and the warriors are pulling away in the 1st quarter. defense leading to offense. iguodala, back the other way. thompson to curry. 52-28 at the half.

3rd quarter, 15-0 run by the bench. booing winning this -- boring winning this big every day. they win, 16 straight home wins, the bench outscored denver's starters 67-37. >> a lot of guys go out there and play and they want oo earn their empties. you have to make -- their minutes. you have to make an impact on the games. human nature. you think to yourself, increase the lead to stay in the game or if we don't take the lead up, you know, starter coming back in. the time out there is precious to us. >> speaking of the teams that never lose, the stanford women rolled that way for two decades. but this year is different. four losses entering against arizona state. they led 17 at the break but

the cardinal cut the lead to 2. got it down to one. and then davis, gets the layup and the foul. the sun devils back up 7. then down three. stanford a chance that buzzer. cardinal lose a tight one. tough year. >> thank you. and thank you for joining us tonight. we will see you back here tonight for the 10:00 p.m. news. good night. >> good night.

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