and alleged case of road rage in fisherman's wharf lands a bicyclist in the hospital and

an uber driver in jail. >> he lookedded pretty bad. eyes closed. he looked like he was in pain. >> good evening. >> that crash happened this afternoon in san francisco. debora villalon live at that intersection after talking to several witnesses, deb. >> reporter: heather, witnesses heard shouting just past this intersection a driver and a bicyclist getting into it out there. words that escalated into violence. >> i just heard people yelling. >> reporter: store clerks heard the commotion and came outside to find a bicyclists on the ground. >> i saw him being put on to the stretcher then they wheeled him away. he didn't look too great. he looked like his eyes were starting to close. >> reporter: that man was hit intentionally by an uber driver police say. >> people are -- need to get along with one another on the road. >> reporter: road rage conflict that erupted as the car and

bike were going in the same direction. >> the cyclists from witness accounts was banging on the uber driver's window. hitting his mirror. we heard that he had lost consciousness and was awake after we arrived. >> i was wondering if the man was going to make it or not. >> reporter: another clerk heard the commotion and came out. the uber driver stayed put and was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon, his car. >> i saw he was breathing, kind of like breathing heavy. but, yeah he looked like he was just out of it. >> reporter: witnesses say even with the dedicated lane, there's such heavy traffic here

tourists, taxis, buses and bicyclists. >> i've seen people hit cars, i've seen drivers get out and threaten and fight and whatever. it happens all the time down here, it sucks. >> reporter: the driver jailed for what happened here this afternoon is a 38-year-old daly city man named emerson nicalbaho. uber is looking into his employment with the company. the san francisco police has a handful of witnesses heather, they are certainly welcoming more. people who may have seen this but didn't stick around. >> more people that could help them put together the pieces of the puzzle, thank you. a teenage girl died after being hit by a taxi. it happened around 10:00 last night. the girl is identified as 17-

year-old sienna canabe. it appears the girl ran in front of the taxi. the driver stopped and is cooperating with police. no word if any charges will be filed in the case. a search off the marin county search failed to turn up any signs of the two people who went missing since a boating accident. two other people died in that accident. diane kelly and 69-year-old richard heartbree. their bodies were recovered yesterday near the debris from that wrecked boat. the four member crew set up on a fishing trip from bodega bay. the latest on a pg & e line. a pg & e official showed several poles marking gas lines. pg & e says it was never informed that heavy equipment

was being brought in to work. and did not find any problems. 11 people were injured in the explosion. six of those injuries remain hospitalized. two of those are in critical condition. if you want to go to game two tomorrow you're in luck. >> from way downtown. wasn't that a great game yesterday. the warriors beat the pelicans 106-99 in game one of their opening round series yesterday at oracle arena. the two teams will face off again in oakland tomorrow night. we checks the warrior website and there's still a few tickets available for game two. the prices as you can imagine they range from $108 i'm guessing you are sitting pretty far. and how about 6,000 for court side seats. the warriors were back at the practice facility today

preparing for their second match up with the pelicans. >> joe fonzi is here, and players as they said today were really not happy with their performance in game one. >> you get a local team in the play offs. the whole region getting excited and you can certainly say that about the warriors. it's also amazing how perspective changes. not long ago just being in the play offs now with much higher expectations they're happy with the way they won their first game with new orleans. warriors getting light work in today at their practice facility. they got their heavy work done in the classroom looking into yesterday 106-99 win over the pelicans. a team that expects to go deep in the play offs. >> we know we have to get better. but i like what happened. i like winning. i like having first score. we looked really good. and i like seeing things on tape we have to get better with. it's good to go into a game

with a lead and with, with some ideas of things you can do better. >> and i was in a series, we still want to be us. we don't want to change things because of the play offs. we want to spent more time scouting. but all of a sudden, doing what we've done for 18 games that makes sense. we have to keep doing, being a lose group that is coming -- coming here to play. game two will have an entirely different story line than game one. we'll see tomorrow night how that works out. >> i'm hoping for the same outcome. >> as we all are. and game two of the best of seven series is tomorrow night at oracle arena. tip off 7:30. the warriors hit the road for a game in new orleans thursday

and saturday. the fire started yesterday evening in river side county. evacuation orders were lifted earlier today for 200 homes threatened by flames. under brushing are fueling the fire. >> our crews have to hike in it's very difficult. like you said the terrain you can't access it. you can't drive right to the fire lane like we're used to. a lot of hiking in. we're using a lot of bulldozers to put a containment line around this. >> reporter: an unattended cooking fire started the fire. the investigation continues into a plane crash that in shasta that killed the pilot. it happened at around 8:30 this morning. sheriff officials say it appears only one person was on board that cessna 206.

an faa spokesman says it's believed the plane took off from the redding area but there's no word on its destination on thed identity -- on the identity of that pilot. this year marks 100 years since turks killed 1.5 million armenians. armenians in the area marked the day with a march. they had a message for president obama and other countries. >> a somber service atop mount davidson marked 100 years since the armenian genocide. >> the names of survivors named by students of the armenian school. >> our kids need to know what happened 100 years ago. they're willing to learn, they're willing to fight for it and today they're here

demanding justice. >> reporter: today they marched from calvary down sidewalks, upstairs and through neighborhoods to the mount davis cross. >> we're refusing to sit down quietly. it's been 100 years and we're fighting for recognition. >> reporter: now known as turkey, the turkish government called it civil warfare. >> it's just really aggravating. we want recognition. humanity over politics. >> reporter: panosian says that her grandfather was part of the resistance. >> his courage has really been my drive to continue my work in the armenian community. >> reporter: and it's stories like those that the rivatis hopes to teach her grandson. >> hope that when he's older he will bring his children and some where and in conversation this will be a thing in the past. >> reporter: and this is the last service for the victims in a few days they will be

cannonnized. >> all of those armenians who were killed for their faith will soon become cannonnized with the armenian church. >> reporter: the european parliament and pope francis recognized the killings as genocide. and they hope soon too will president obama. just how much water you're going to have to save this summer and it all depends on where you live. we break down the new rout regulations. >> plus saying goodbye to a pizza bay area history. caps corner in north beach is closing. the reasons why the famous eating spot is shutting down for good. >> 20 years after a homemade bomb gutted a federal building in oklahoma, a solemn

remembrance to honor those killed. the news continues in 59 second.

today marks 20 year since the bombing of a federal building in oklahoma city. 159 people consider killed that morning including 19 people. today was a day of remembrance. >> reporter: the sound of bag pipes filled the air in oklahoma city as hundreds gathered to remember the victims of the oklahoma bombing. former president clinton said all of america can learn from the people of oklahoma city. >> service, honor, kindness. >> reporter: in 1995, home

grown terrorist timothy mcvay set off a homemade bomb. it killed innocent men, women and children. bombing survivor richard williams spoke at the ceremony with two of his grandchildren. >> may this memorial offer comfort, strength, peace, hope, and serenity. >> reporter: they asked for 168 seconds of silence. and families read the names of the victims. >> our grandfather, david jack walker. >> homeland security secretary jay johnson says terrorism cannot prevail if the people refuse to be terrorized. >> today is a day to mourn and remember those who died here 20 years ago. but today is also a day to say to those who intend to terrorize us. no you cannot. >> reporter: timothy mcvay was convicted and later executed by

lethal injection. his accomplice terry nicoles is serving life in prison. it's been two years since the boston marathon bombing and tomorrow thousands of runners will take back the finish line for a second year in a row. 30,000 people are gearing up for tomorrow's big run. security is very tight after the 2013 bombing that killed three people and injured 260 others there at the finish line. there are 100 surveillance cameras, a team of uniformed and undercover officers and for the first time, antidrone technology to detect threats from the air. the man convicted in the bombing dzhokhar tsarnaev is set to return to court tuesday for the penalty phase of his trial. the same jury that found the 21- year-old guilty will now decide whether he should spend life in prison or the death penalty. very few people have been executed on federal charges and with anti death penalty sentiment in massachusetts it's

unlikely that dzhokhar tsarnaev will be sent to death row. over 700 migrants are believed dead after their boat capsized. when a freighter went to assist people on board ran to one side and the boat capsized. so far this year an estimated 1 million people have died trying to escape the middle east and africa. the pope on saturday addressed the plight of migrants many of whom are escaping war. >> they are men and women like us. brothers pursuing a better life. hungry, persecuted, exploited. >> the prime minister blamed smugglers, calling those traffickers the slave drivers of the 21st century.

islamic state militants have released another harsh video showing what is thought to be the beheading of another group of christians. the victims are believed to be ethiopian migrants hoping to reach europe who were kidnapped in europe. the ethiopian government says it's working to verify the authenticity of the video. now the ordinance is modeled after one in chicago. if berkeley officials approve the measure it would be among the nation's strictest tobacco

buffer zone. a run was for a good cause, it's called the save mount diablo trails. >> reporter: sunrise, the scenery may have scened calm but just down the trail, hundreds of people anxiously awaited. >> bring extra water. it's exposed. it's hot. >> reporter: they started the day's biggest challenge. 200 people started a 5k or 31- mile run over mount diablo's two peaks and back. not as daunting as a 50k but most of it is still uphill. this isn't called the save mount diablo's challenge for nothing. >> there's a couple of trails i'm worried about. it'll be interested to see how we walk them or run them. >> reporter: behind the trails challenge has a challenge of its own.

trying to save it from private development. over 80% of it is still privately owned. >> i grew up out here in this area. i spent a lot of time with 4h and other groups. we enjoy the open group and want to do everything we can to preserve it. >> reporter: the goal is to introduce the runners to parts of mount diablo that they're not familiar with. >> there have been development proposals for that property before we purchased it. so there could have been homes almost right in the middle of mount diablo state park. >> reporter: now that purchase is one of the latest victories. and ahead, is making all of mount diablo a protected and undeveloped space. details are finally out about how much water you're going to have to cut back on

under new conservation efforts. now we know which cities are going to be hit the hardest. it is the latest sign of a changing san francisco. a destination restaurant for more than 50 years serves its final meal tonight and a special guest stops by to say goodbye to cat's corner. >> a big cooler today across the entire bay area. right now a few high clouds out there and some fog regrouping. coming up the temperatures in your monday forecast and when showers could regroup in our five day outlook.

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the beautiful sound of customers making the most of their united flight. power, wi-fi and streaming entertainment. that's... seize the journey friendly. a popular san francisco restaurant is closing tonight and taking with it a piece of old san francisco. many people came out to bid cat's corner farewell including the governor. and cara liu is live with what caused its closure. >> reporter: this place has been a destination for many in

san francisco. some of the memorabilia inside has been sold and the owners have been saying goodbye and thank you to hundreds of regulars. to many it's a trip back in time. an old family style. >> me and my brother sharedded for dinner on friday night. on friday night my grandparents grew here. and when i grew up i started coming here on dates. >> reporter: a clock stopped permanently after the earthquake in 1979. >> it's an emotional feeling. it's a gut reaction. it's hard to describe. >> reporter: cat's corner has been an icon for generations. >> there's so many memories bouncing around in there. filling every part of my being and then it's very quiet

because i realize tomorrow it's going to be dead silent. >> reporter: tonight governor jerry brown stopped by saying he has known gineli since childhood. >> this is a very affordable restaurant in a very expensive city. everybody talks about affordable housing, we also have to think about affordable dining. >> is san francisco is changing so quickly. and i think a lot of new residents don't understand the history that has gone on. >> reporter: the changes timing finally catching up with this old san francisco icon. >> i've been here negotiating for 19 months. we're at the 11th hour, 59th minute. >> reporter: and negotiations on who should pay for improvements has failed. while there's a sliver of hope that cats can open in some point, they're now planning

their retirement in hawaii. >> that's the way it is. things change. i like that part of that. >> reporter: as for weather this will be the last call, the owner tells me, it is out of my hands. >> reporter: the governor brings up a fair point about affordable housing and also affordable dining. thank you cara. attempting to break the world sailing speed record. that's the goal of the san francisco skipper, the advantage his boat has over others who have completed this course. >> you don't even have to water at all. if everything goes optimally. >> water restrictions coming to california this summer and the amount you have to save depends on where you live. the bay area communities that face a big conservation challenge and those who have to save very little.

state water regulators detailing mandatory water cut backs. san francisco residents will have to cut water consumption by 8%. east bay customers by 18% and san jose by 20%. the community of hieldsburg will have to reduce their use by 36%. ktvu's noelle walker checked in with the two communities with the highest and lowest mandatory water cuts. >> we have to water every day. >> they are naturally drought tolerant. they're used to our summers where we get no rain at all. >> reporter: but nothing is drought tolerant until it's out of a container and in someone's yard. >> yeah you have to get them into the ground and you don't have to water at all if

everything goes optimally. >> reporter: paul ferman opened his business at the start of the drought. >> a lot of people are taking out their lawns now. >> reporter: under the governor's water cuts, the town of silfer is on the top tear with a mandatory 36% cut. it's an upscale community that has streets lined with lush lawns and wasted water. >> i don't think it's a good idea. especially with the drought. >> reporter: deena lives just a few houses down from the hield sburg border. >> i come a couple of days and pick these. >> reporter: her lawn used to look a lot of different. >> this used to be grass. >> reporter: lots and lots of grass. >> we don't have any grass anymore. >> reporter: the backyard is fake grass. the lawn mower gone. >> we gave it to gardener.

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 make over. >> californians have a tendency to want to grow tropical stuff and make it look like hawaii. >> reporter: because the hawaiian look doesn't work in a drought. that nursery owner says what all this means is people are going to have to rework their minds on what is beautiful. and involving a distracted mother and her 7-year-old boy. take a look. the car landed upside down on a playground slide on solano avenue. police say the driver veered off the road, over the sidewalk, through a cyclone fence then slid like a skateboard down an enbankment and slid down that slide at a

church playground. fortunately neither the mom or son was hurt. the driver was given a ticket for being unlicensed, not using a child seat. burton was the cohost of side show radio and after hours and is described as a kind, helpful easy going person by all of his colleagues. he was also married with three children. a go fund me site has been set up to help his family with funeral expenses and rent. it has already raised more than $12,000 in about 24 hours. marin mammal experts are examining a large orca whale that washed up near fort bragg.

the male orca was found yesterday morning about three miles north of fort bragg. the whale had lines from a crab pot. a 49-foot whale was found beached last tuesday near pacifica. a skipper is on the atlantic ocean at this hour trying to win one of the most coveted records in sailing. raynote is the captain of the lending club two seen here sailing in europe. the boat stands chance of beating the current record which was set 15 years ago by the late steve faucet. fish tank and a a bay wine bar suffered a catastrophic failure last night caught on tape by a security camera. this security camera is from the lost wine. the saltwater aquarium seems to

just bust open. owner jason diavares says 100- gallons of water ended up on the floor along with seven fish. four did survive. customers loved the tank but he's not sure if he can afford to replace it. a dog in denver with a paralyzing disease is happily running around again all thanks to a very generous gift. >> it has made all the difference in the world. >> reporter: check out sammy so cute. rolling around in a custom fit wheelchair because she can't control what her hind legs do anymore. her owner says that she was just heartbroken when the vet told her it was an uncurable disease. but a association that helps pets came to the rescue and sammy seems to be taking full advantage of what her

wheelchair allows her to do. >> the wheelchair maker ruf rolling. they were hoping to do the same for other pets in need. >> nice thing to do. it was their last trip to kansas city. and it turned into a feisty weekend of baseball. with ejections and a late come back. it's all coming up next in sports. and there's a chance of rain in the forecast believe it or not. meteorologist mark tamayo is tracking those chances coming up next.

for over 60,000 california foster children a pair of new shoes is a small but important gift. to help, sleep train is collecting new shoes of all sizes. bring your gift to any sleep train and they'll be given to a local foster child in need. felt like the middle of june with the microclimates making the come back. lots of fog near the coast keeping temperatures in the

60s. but inland of course a completely different story. take a look at the numbers from this afternoon. only in the upper 50s out toward pacifica and san francisco. temperatures inland lots of low 80s from inland. the low clouds rushing back into the bay. here's our live camera looking out toward the bay bridge where we have mostly cloudy skies over the bay area right now. the satellite perspective kind of interesting track here. notice the clouds with the showers and thunderstorms over the sierra and the clouds shield approaching parts of the bay area as well. especially up in parts of the north bay. we have the dense fog at the coast and the higher clouds pushing into parts of the bay area. current numbers right now we'll take a look at those for the 10:00 hour. san jose 55 and san francisco 53 degrees. a shallow marine layer over the last few days but that changed beginning today and beginning tonight we have a marine layer

deepening. this will cool off the area. areas of fog i think we will have drizzle out there first thing tomorrow morning and especially near the cost. the lows will be in the 40s and into 50 degrees. the clouds out toward half-moon bay. san francisco, oakland, everyone some patchy overcast well inland and lots of overcast for santa rosa. clouds gradually push in overnight. and still patchy clouds into the afternoon hours. the clouds into the shoreline. there's the temperature range and the winds do pick up close to 20 miles per hour. we'll see what happens into wednesday and thursday. this is a low pressure that moves in from the north. this will cool us off even more and also bring in the chance of a few showers here.

very isolated and a slight chance of a thunderstorm that will be for wednesday into thursday. but thunderstorms really developing out toward the sierra. that was the case today. in fact, here's our forecast model as you can see into tuesday. more showers developing out toward lake tahoe. a look at this moisture approaching the bay area into thursday. not much in the way of shower coverage but enough lift off later in the day wednesday we could have a few pop up showers. something we will keep an eye on for wednesday and into thursday. temperatures for tomorrow. warmest locations, mainly the upper 70s to right around 80 degrees. oakland with a 68. cameron 67. san jose 70. sunny vale 69 and san francisco 61 degrees. definitely want to bundle up before heading out to the coastline. we're going to have drizzle first thing tomorrow morning and tuesday morning. chance of a pop up shower. don't change any plans but something to keep an eye on for wednesday and thursday. then into the weekend possibly more cloud cover into sunday.

but heather and david today was freezing if you're near the coast in san francisco. and bundle up first thing tomorrow morning. because the clouds possible possible drizzle once again. and a controversy call gets bruce bochy heated. >> and benches clear for the third straight game between the a's and royals. what got tempers flairing here? our joe fonzi has sports next.

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good evening everyone, welcome to this late sunday night edition of sports wrap.

the oakland a's 2014 season ended quite dramatically the in a wild card loss in kansas city. no shortage of drama in kansas city and the a's returned there this weekend. things got going right away in the 1st inning. cashmere hits cain. the umps warn both benches. and the a's got a run in the third and added one more here in the fifth against danny. 2-1 oakland and the a's with herrera pitching for the royals. things erupt again. herr era is tossed and so is acting manager wakamosku. thrown out for a total of five royals in all. kansas city did a nice job of playing shorthanded. then morales hits this shot

over the head of -- all three games featuring at least one incident that cleared the benches. a's fans knows how far cespedes can hit the ball. and the tigers ran to a 9-1 win over the white sox. cespedes also had the homer for six rbis on the day. the giants couldn't make it two wins in a row today at at&t park. finally after 14 straight games, they will get the day off. they shook up the line up for today's season finale against the diamondbacks. brandon belt at first. it didn't take long to jump on hudson's. 1st inning with a runner on. and giants got one in the bottom of the inning. became a sequence in the third

that pretty much decided the game. hudson thinks he has hill to end the inning. bruce bochy not happy then when jordan pacheco got hit. a run was forced in. 3-run inning for the diamondbacks. the giants finally get that day off tomorrow before the dodgers come to town on