pencil. now at 5:00 p.m. taking a the streets of san francisco to mark a dark day in their history and to demand justice for relatives killed. >> the bay area is facing mandatory cut backs in water usage, which communities will be doing reality check and a restaurants cleans ophuge mess after a -- up a huge mess after a fish tank explodes. >> the ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00 p.m. starts now. >> good evening. i am david stevenson.

>> i am heather holmes. historians call it the first genocide of a the twentieth century. 100 years since 1.5 million armenians were killed. many parked -- marked the anniversary. cristina rendon is live in san francisco where a march was held with a message for president obama and other countries. >> reporter: that's right. today held significance for the armenian community. last time a prayer service was held for the genocide. in a few days that will be canonized by the church. >> somber service marked 100 years since the armenian genocide. the names of survivors announced by students. >> our youth needs it know what

happened 100 years ago. they are willing to learn. they are willing to fight for it today. they are here it demand justice. >> reporter: a demand for justice on san francisco streets. groups marched down side walks, up stairs to the cross. >> 100 years and we are still fighting for recognition. >> reporter: 1.5 armenian christians were killed in 1915. the government denies the killing as genocide. calling it civil war fair. . >> we want recognition. humanity over politics. >> reporter: her grandfather was part of the resistance of the ottoman empire. . >> my drive to continue my work. >> reporter: stories like those she hopes to teach her son.

>> i hope when she older he will bring his children in conversation. >> reporter: this is the last service for the victims. in a few days they will be canonized. >> they will become saints of the church. >> they have faith their history will be recognized. >> the genocide happened. it is time everybody learned the truth. >> reporter: the european parliament recognized the killings recently and this community hopes president obama will be next. he talked about it during his campaign six years ago but he has yet to make a formal recognition. >> we will have to see if he does. thank you, reporting live in san francisco. a teenage girl died in san francisco after being hit by a taxi at 10:00 p.m. last night. the girl has been identified as a 17-year-old of san francisco.

she a senior at french american international high school. investigators say it appears the girl ran in front of the taxi. the driver stop and cooperating with police. no word on charges in the case. the search continued for the bodies of the two boaters missing now since friday. two other victims were recovered yesterday. and they have been identified as 59-year-old richard hargreaves and 61-year-old diane kelly. they wereoon 21-foot -- were on a 21-foot fishing boat. the debris from the boat has been found but there is no word of any trace of the two remaining boaters. new information tonight about a natural gas line explosion near fresno. pg&e says the line was marked when it was nicked friday sparking the blast. a official showed a reporter poles marking the gas line at

the gun range. however pg&e says it was never informed heavy equipment was being brought in. 11 people were injured. six remain hospitalized. two are in critical condition. regulators released a new plan details mandatory water cut back. in june san francisco residents would have to cut by 8%. east bay mud customers by 16%. hills burrow having to reduce use by 36%. ktvu's noelle walker visited the communities with the high and say lowest mandatory water cuts. how are people reacting to the new water rules? >> the cuts are no surprise. what is raising eyes are the swing in them between 36% cuts in hillsborough and 8% in san

francisco. it is significant. >> water every day. >> reporter: the jurisy in san francisco sells native california plants. >> naturally drought tolerant. used to the summers where we get no rain. >> reporter: but nothing is drought tolerant till it is out of a container and in someone's yard. >> don't have to water at all. >> reporter: he opened his business at the start of the drought. >> a lot of people are taking out their lawns. >> under the mandatory water cuts san francisco has to chop 8% of its water use. the lowest here. hillsborough on the peninsula 36% cut. an upscale community that has streets lawned with lush lawns. >> i don't think it is a good

-- lawns with -- lined with lush lawns. >> i don't think it is a good idea. >> reporter: her yard used to look different. >> in the backyard was grass. we don't have any grass anymore. >> the backyard is fake grass. the lawnmower gone. >> gave it to the gardener. >> reporter: they wanted a drought tolerant landscape. >> everybody stops and looks and we get comments all the time. >> reporter: that can only be good for a business that specializes in giving yards a california makeover. >> californians want to grow tropical stuff. >> the hawaiian look doesn't work in a drought. so what the nursery owner said is people will have to reframe their minds about what constitutes a pretty yard in

california that natural is pretty. >> they can be, yes. noelle walker. computer security expert who tweeted about the tackability of united was -- hackability of united was booted from two flights this week by the fbi. his laptop was also seized. and they kept him from boarding a flight in denver yesterday. he flew on another illinois and is now in -- airline and is now in san francisco for a conference. he connected to a plane's data system on a dozen flights. judge tomorrow may decide to clear a conviction from a sheriff's conviction. he pleaded guilty to a single count of false imprisonment involving his wife. mayor ed lee suspended him

pending a ethic's probe. he finished three years probation and is expected tomorrow to ask for his conviction to be expunged. after years of uncertainty doctor's medical center is set to close. the hospital opened in 1954. managers blame the long running deficit on low reimbursement rates. people who live in the area say they are worried about where to go for emergency care. they will close 7:00 a.m. tuesday morning. >> one of the highest -- one of the highest peaks, hundreds of runners made the asent to the top. ktvu's -- assent to the top. ktvu's allie rasmus explains. >> reporter: sun rise on mount diablo, it may have seemed calm but down the trail hundreds of

people awaited -- >> bring extra water. it is hot. >> reporter: the biggest challenge, 200 people started a 5k or 31-mile run over the two peaks and back. a -- most of it was uphill. >> there is a couple big hills i am worried about. it will be interesting to see how we walk them or run them. >> reporter: with hind the challenge is a non--- behind the challenge is a non-profit group, trying to save it from public development. 180,000 acres of open space. 40% is privately owned. >> i spent a lot of time on the mountain. >> the goal is to introduce runners to the parts they haven't seen before and show

case all the open space they are working to protect. in november 2013 they preserved an area called creek canyon ranch. >> bigger than the city of emeryville. there was proposals for the property. there could have been homes. >> reporter: now that purchase is the latest success story on the long road of making all of the land a protected undeveloped space. allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. if you want to see the golden state warriors take on the pelicans tomorrow night in the nba playoffs you are in luck. >> from downtown. >> exciting game yesterday. the warriors beat the pelicans 106-99. there are still seats available for tomorrow night's game at

7:30 p.m. game two of the best of seven where the warriors have won 19 straight games. after that the team heads to new orleans for two more games, game three, on thursday, and game four on saturday. the owners of capp's corner say it is last call. they have been that corner for more than 50 years. the owners couldn't reach an lease agreement with the landlord and they decided to call it quits. tonight is the last night capp's corner will be in business. buying cigarettes may be more difficult. details on a buffer zone. >> why people are unhappy about fda regulations for wine bottles. >> and what is fueling a wildfire in southern california that burned a thousand acres.

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berkeley is considering a tobacco buffer zone. they will vote next month on an ordinance that would prohibit the sale of 1,000 feet of a school or public park. if officials approve the measure it would be the strictest tobacco buffer zone. wine makers and distillers are talking. the new labels are meant to inform consumers about the nutritional information, the calories. but critics say it could hurt the bottom line. >> reporter: new fda rules have wine makers upset saying the government ais going too far in this case providing nutritional information oo consumers about

-- to consumers. he says nutritional labes and wine may be half baked plan. >> i don't know how that can help. >> reporter: this year a new fda rule will try give an estimate of calories by requiring restaurants list the amount of calories in alcoholic drinks. >> very limited view of the product. >> reporter: the government thinks people don't know or think about what they drink. the fda says labeling will give consumers consistent and easy to understand nutritional information so they can make informed choices for themselves and their families. >> i think the desired effect is to give people an educated view of what is in their food, including how many calories. which is important for control obesity. >> reporter: new rules don't apply to drinks at the bar, on

the wine list or not on the main menu. >> more regulation and that will lead it higher prices. >> reporter: he says distillers are upset. alcoholic drinks as ice melts and mixers? there are too many loopholes. the fda says indulgence or not it is important to have this information. the wine makers and distillers are lobbying to get it changed. they said if it doesn't change it could cost 10% more for the wine or liquor. in napa, california, fox news. more news about the effects of the drought on california. researchers doing their survey found a single smelt in four days of study. the results of the survey were shocking but not unexpected. in past surveys they found

dozens. in 2012, 143 were counted. >> hard to believe. just one. unbelievable. now our meteorologist mark tamayo. any rain out there? >> we have the possibility of pop up showers but not the rainfall we need. right now we have lots of low clouds and fog. looks like a summer day with the fog hugging the host line. adding nice movement to the camera. looking towards the bay. evidence of the marine layer. clear skies up above, the fog is looping off shore. it will expand and push back into the bay for the over night hours. richmond san rafael bridge right now. we have development of thunderstorms towards the sierra here. that will be the theme over the next few days. possibility of thunderstorms there. you can see the fog hugging the bay area coast line, half moon

bay, golden gate bridge. the satellite showing you this. ocean beach. the richmond district. near the golden gate bridge, over cast. pushing back into the region. current temperatures. a big range. cool numbers. half moon bay and san francisco. the warm numbers inland, 70s showing up, fairfield, livermore. san jose 68. and santa rosa 66 degrees. also have a breeze out there with winds on shore pushing the fog into the bay around 13, 12, 17 miles per hour towards fairfield. a stronger wind towards sfo. 18 miles per hour. tomorrow morning, you can countoon solid deck of low clouds and fog -- count on a solid deck of low clouds and fog. here is the bigger perspective. not too much change for monday. morning fog, clearing back to

the coast. cool it warm. upper 50s. inland upper 70s. for wednesday and thursday, this area of low pressure drops from the north. moving parallel to the coast line, increases the instability in the sera, could generate thunderstorms and there is a chance, especially on thursday, i think, we could have a few pop up showers in the bay area. maybe a thunderstorm over the higher terrain. something i will be watching as we approach wednesday. tomorrow morning, lots of over cast for your mendoza, 6:00 -- monday, 6:00 p.m. and into the afternoon hours, clouds clear back. beaches 60 degrees. inland, upper70s, approaching -- upper 70s, approach 80. tomorrow 55 at 7:00 a.m. and into the afternoon hours, the temperature range expands. upper 50s to upper 70s. with partly cloudy skies and a

breeze. san jose for tomorrow, starting out at 50 degrees with cloud cover. and then fair skies by 4:00 p.m., 70. tomorrow, santa rosa 69. san francisco 61 degrees. keeping it cool coast side. half moon bay 60, san jose 70 degrees. your five-day forecast, we will thicken up the clouds on tuesday, especially the north bay. a chance of a shower in the forecast for the hills of the north bay on tuesday and on wednesday and thursday the chance of a pop up shower. don't cancel plans yet. wednesday and thursday. and more clouds on friday. coming up, we will look at the thunderstorm chances and the weekend, might have a few more drops to talk about as well. >> let's hope the showers happen. firefighters in southern california say dense underbrush is fueling a wildfire that burned 1,000 acres. cal fire says it started after 6:00 p.m.

last night in riverside county, to the east of corona. firefighters say the fire is 25% contained now. and that evacuation orders were lifted today for 300 homes in the path of the flames. there is no word on what started started the fire or an estimate of when it will be contained. disaster at sea that may have left hundreds dead. details on the search for survivors after a boat cap sizes. >> and marco rubio is on the campaign trail. what he says about same-sex marriage and hoke sexuality. homosexuality.

islamic state militants released a video showing the execution of 30 ethiopian christians in libya. the video shows one group of men being beheaded on a beach and another group being shot in the head in a desert. the victims are migrants hoping to reach europe. officials say they are working to confirm the authenticity of the video. search and rescue is underway north of libya after a video capsized over night. 2 dozen are confirmed dead. there are fears this could become one of the deadliest sea disasters. >> reporter: the worse refugee disaster in the mediterranean

and hundreds are feared dead. the coast guard is trying to rescue survivors. but they are recovering bodies from the water. the boat capsized off the coast of lib lib -- libya. it was packed full of people and cabicized when they rush -- capsized when they rushed to one side of the boat to draw attention from a passing ship. this is a dangerous time of year. the number of migrants attempting to cross increases. but smuggler's ships are crowded and old and poorly maintained. every year hundreds hundreds of thousands of refugees attempt this journey. buts this year the -- but this year the number is up. in large part there are so many people trying to make the crossing because of the

violence and from terrorism. a stunning admission from the fbi and the department of justice. examiners gave flawed testimony against criminal defendants for two decades. at the center of the scandal is the forensic unit. a review by the government found 26-28 examiners working in the unit over stated matches in a way that favored the prosecution. of the 300 cases reviewed 32 were sentenced for death. 14 have been executed or died. marco rubio said he believes sexual preference is decided at birth and is not a matter of choice but he said he feels there is no guarantee for gay marriage and states should be able to ban gay marriage if that is what voters want.

he said marriage should be between a man and a woman. florida postal worker doug hughes is on house arrest in florida. he spoke today about his stunt. saying he used anyplace to find his -- gps to find his way there. he says he delivered lets for all 535 members of congress about the issue. >> we have got bigger problems in this country than fussing about whether or not the security is iron clad. okay? we need to be worried not about whether or not somebody can fly into d.c. we need to worry about the money going into congress. >> he will head back to washington, d.c. next month for a court hearing. a look back that 1906 earthquake and fire, also ahead, the ceremony marking 20 years since the deadly bombing at the federal building in

oklahoma city. >> and new reports on efforts to keep ben affleck's past secret. . >> and the launch of a product that had that was so popular it caused target's website to crash.

. today is the 20th anniversary of the oklahoma city bombing. 168 people were killed when a bomb exploded at the federal building in downtown oklahoma city. hundreds came to the site today for a somber memorial. >> the sound of bagpipes

filled the air in oklahoma city as hundreds gathered to remember the victims of the oklahoma city bombing. hillary clinton said the -- bill clinton said the country can learn from the city. >> we should all live by the oklahoma standard. service. honor. kindness. >> reporter: in 1995 timothy mcveigh set off truck bomb in front of the federal building. it killed 168 men and women and children and injured hundreds of others. a survivor spoke at the memorial. >> offer, comfort and peace. >> reporter: asked for silence and families read the names of the victims. >> our grandfather.

>> reporter: missouri governor jay gash jay johnson. >> today is a -- jay johnson. >> today is a die remember. -- day to remember. today is also a day to say no you cannot. >> reporter: timothy mcveigh was convicted and executed by legal injection. terry nichols is in prison serving two connective life sentences. fox news. president obama paid tribute to the oklahoma city victims saying while the passage of time will never extinguish the -- thousands of people are gearing up for the boston marathon tomorrow. two years after the deadly bombing there. organizers say 30,000 people will take part in the run. 2013 a bombing killed three people and injured 260 others. security this year is very

tight. there are 100 surveillance video, and for the first time anti-drone technology odetect threats. the only -- to detect threats. the only person convicted in the boston marathon bombings dzhokhar tsarnaev will return to court tuesday. the jury that found him guilty will now decide if he should receive the death penalty or life in prison. few people have been executed on federal charges. and analysts say the death penalty sentiment in massachusetts is unlikely that he will be sentenced to die. yesterday marked thed the anniversary of the 1906 -- the anniversary of the 1906 earthquake and fire. a former ktvu spoke to some of them. >> reporter: downtown was destroyed. neighborhoods were lost. the people who survived, they

were lost too. >> when we were going along taking our stuff, you know, out to 8th street, we would meet people dragging sewing machine, a parrot maybe and they suffered us -- offered us everything they had. they showed us their hands. they opened their pocket books to help us. we couldn't do it. and it was heart breaking to see that. >> reporter: by saturday when it was controlled 490 blocks were destroyed. 28,000 buildings leveled. the residents, 250,000 were without homes. >> everything was burned. everything. people were scared to go back in their homes. they put up a tent in the park.

>> one of the fellows went over to butcher town and got meat and he came back and he put a sign up meat for sale. the people were going going to lynch him because he got the meat for nothing and he was going to sell it. >> reporter: order would come from the army and from the city police. >> the city was burning. they had marshall law, no fires inside the house. mama came down with a candle and he said put out that light. but i have to have it to get things out of the drawers. put out that light or i will shoot. he had two guns. one in each hand. out went the light. >> i seen a man bigging his own

grave. -- digging his own grave. when they got finished the guard shot him and they covered him up. he was a luter and a military man because i don't think they would do that to a civilian. [ music ] >> reporter: city survived because of its people. the buildings were gone, streets impassible and the commercial heart of the city a guard on rubble but the people gash garden of trouble but -- garden of rubble but they built character. . >> they come and say everything is gone. really was marvelous the way the people took. >> we will have much more on the 1906 earthquake tonight on a second look after the 10:00

p.m. news. hacked sony e-mails posted by wikileaks showed ben affleck tried to hide it fact he had a slave owning ancestor. he asked them to keep that information out. the e-mails asked how he should handle the request without hurting the integrity of the show. the show focused on his other ancestors. they say it was a decision to go with a more interesting relative. some employees at espn don't think a one week suspension is enough for the reporter caught on video berating a towing company report. they spoke to a number of people and all of them thought one week wasn't enough and several want her fired. she was angry her car got towed and belittled the clerk's job. she later issued an apology.

a shopping frenzy at target today. a pricy line of designer clothing, they launched a collection of lilly pulitzer. demand was so high shoppers started lining up before stores open. it didn't take long for them to clear out and the website crashed repeatedly. lilly pulitzer prices are in the hundreds of dollars and were a fraction of the prices at target. a fishy mess at a bay area restaurant. what happened when a fish tank exploded. and a sunny tend to the weekend. mark tamayo will be here with a look at your forecast. ster children a pair of shoes is a small but important gift. my shoes have a hole in them. i can barely fit in these anymore. i hope no one would notice. they hurt my feet. i never had new shoes before. to help, sleep train is collecting new shoes of all sizes.

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a restaurant owner spent the day cleaning up after a fish tank exploded. i want to show you surveillance video that shows -- look at all that. i don't know where the salt water aquarium, just exploded. the owner says 100 gallons of water came out as did the 7 fish inside. they saved four of them. he says customers love the tank but he is not sure he can afford to replace it. a lot of water. >> making a run for it. [ laughter ] all right. our mark tamayo is with us to talk about the weather we will see. a change ahead coming up as well. >> yeah. changes to the weather story over the next few days. maybe a few showers approaching the bay area. for today, this is the weather story, you maybe see in january

-- not january. july oreology. summer -- or august. summer time. san francisco bay. we show you the clearing skies up above and to the east. the fog bank marching back into the bay. a factor later on tonight and tomorrow morning. get ready for a cool start for your monday morning. nice to be on a boat out there. as far as temperatures this afternoon. a big range. you recollect see upper 50s. only upper 50s for pacifica and san francisco. lower 80s towards livermore and antioch. in between, 60s and a few 70s. you can see what is happening on live storm tracker 2, showers and storms towards the sierra. we have the fog bank off shore. you saw it in the camera. the clouds hugging the coast, half moon bay, pacifica, ocean beach. already a few patches moving into the north bay as well. current numbers, livermore 76.

san jose upper 60s. san francisco chilly here, 50s. 56 degrees. forecast headlines tonight, fog redeveloping. over cast tomorrow morning. skies becoming partly cloudy and a chance of a shower this week. a chance in the five-day forecast. and microclimates once again breaking out monday forecast. upper 50s near the coast line. warming up across the bay. 60s and 70s inland. and the warmest locations inland reaching upper 70s, 78 by 4:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. high pressure sticks around for tomorrow. as a result a big dose of low clouds and fog. temperatures, a big range. the area of low pressure moves in from the north, parallel to the coast for wednesday and thursday. chance of a shower on wednesday.

we might bump up the chances thursday and thunderstorms towards had sierra. -- the sierra. into tuesday you will see this, a slight chance of pop up showers in the north bay, mostly way up to the north. and then wednesday, more development here. this is to the east of the bay area. something to keep an eye on. with a chance of a pop up shower wednesday. higher chance thursday. here we go. temperatures tomorrow, lots of 70s. warmest locations in the upper 70, livermore, brentwood. sunnyvale 69. coast, reading in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees. your five-day forecast, and into tuesday, scattered clouds, a chance of a shower wednesday. better bet maybe into thursday. the weekend in view. partly cloudy skies. and then maybe more clouds by

sunday. those clouds could be associated with another front that could generate rain. maybe the storm do isn't shut yet. we will keep an eye on the forecast for sunday, a week from now. >> thank you. san francisco skipper is on the atlantic ocean trying to win a record in sailing. he is co-captain of -- seen here in europe. it is part of the race from rhode island to bermuda. right now they stand strong chance of beating the current road of 635 miles in 38 hours. coming up, after last night's win we will hear from the warriors as they continue to flex their muscles going into game two and tempers flair in kansas city as the a's and

the royalties have another blow out. sports wrap with joe fonzi is next.

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good evening everyone. welcome to sports wrap. the a's ended their season last year in an emotional game in kansas. that enotion -- kansas city. that emotion did not ease this weekend. here is what happened. when he faced kane in the first inning, because of the last two games the umps warned both benches. he takes exception and gets ejected along with the pitching coach. in the fifth, the a's build a 2- 0 lead.

a hit up the middle. he scores from second and the a's scored in the third. 2-1 oakland in the 8th. he throws behind him. things erupt again. he was tossed and so was the acting manager. 5 members of the royals ejected. they played short-handed. they tied the game and then morales hits this shot. ball over the head and off the wall. two runs score. royals get three and win 4-2. they make it 2-3 over the a's this weekend. all three games featuring one incident that cleared the benches. a's fans know how far yosemite national -- johan -- how far he can hit the ball. >> the giants finished out 14

straight games without a day off today. giants shaking up the line up against the diamondbacks. belt in left. posy at first. didn't take arizona long to jump on hudson. first inning with a runner on. over the fence. giants got one to make it 2-1. in the third, decided the game, hudson thinks he has hill struck out to the end inning but the empire said no. bruce bochy couldn't believe it. bases loaded. he was hit. that forced in a run. 3-1. bases loaded. he dumps one down the right field line. that scores two more. three run inning for the diamondbacks, they win 5-1. the giants get a day off tomorrow before the dodgers come in to town tuesday. los angeles is hot, the dodgers had a 2-0 lead over colorado.

in the 6th, kendrick, the first batter, that ball is gone. after ethier walked, van slyke put it over the fence in left. a two run shot. the next batter up, peter son. three home runs in four batters. dodgers win it 6-0. six games in front of the giants. >> warriors and pelicans tomorrow night that coliseum. game two of their playoff series. warriors may have invented a new celebration ritual in their win in game one. steph curry with the signature shot. he had 34 points. all five warriors starters in double figures. he had 15. green from curry. and then the flex. warriors built a big lead and closed the pelicans out.

steve kerr on the show of muscle. >> well, it looks right. with stef, it looks ironic. >> why ironic? >> his mesles are the size of -- muscles are the size of mine. >> we felt good till the last 6- 8 minutes. but we survived that. it was good for us to feel that pressure. >> i think it is good for us. we are upbeat. we knew we almost let it go towards the end. gave us more motivation. making sure we focus on what we need to focus on and not make the sim mistakes we did yesterday and look forward to the game tomorrow. >> when sports wrap continues we will look at how other teams did today in their opening nba playoff series and a winner today on the golf tour. we will be right back.

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the nba playoffs. not the hawks. lebron james and the cavs opening up with the celtics. irving seeing his first playoff action. he beats the buzzer for 3-30 points. lebron had 20. cavs win 113-100. game two is on tuesday night. the hawks also opening up at home. having to work to hold off brooklyn. nice ball movement. he passes up a good shot. finding demarre carroll for a better one. he passed up that three- pointer. he led with 21. they take game one. >> jim furyk had heart breaking final rounds. today in south carolina looked like he might have another heart breaker. jordan speith playing one week

after the matser championship and finishing 8 -- masters championship and finishing 8 strokes back. furyk for birdie at 15. a round of 63, 9 birdies in all. he led by a stroke. kevin kisner, he makes birdie. finish a round of 64. they head to a playoff. both birdie. second hole, furyk making birdie again. 11 birdies on the day for furyk. he wraps up his 17th career pg&e win. >> women's tour. kim on the first extra hole. kim hitting her approach, bounces in for an eagle. sending everybody home. and grand prix of long beach. apit where this -- pit where this was decided. he is held up by a crew member

so he won't smash into tony. it allows dixon to get out in front. he holds on for the win. montoya who was third today is the points leader. that will do it for sports wrap. see you at 10:00 p.m. >> gearing up for tomorrow night. >> good time of year. >> thank you. >> tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news, following the latest on an uber driver's arrest in san francisco and accusations the driver ran down a bicyclist in fisherman's waff. we will have that -- wharf. we will have that story tonight at 10:00 p.m. see you then.

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