look at all look at all those people. fourth round of the nfl draft. the raiders went for a wide receiver. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. it's a big night for the nfl and the big question, who would be the over all number one pick. florida state quarterback jameis winston or marcus mariota. >> the tampa bay buccaneers select jameis winston.

>> reporter: most draft analysts expected winston to go first despite questions. and the oakland raiders were next with the number four pick they chose alabama wide receiver amare cooper. >> mark ibanez with that raiders pick who is considered the top receiver in the draft. >> there was a little question as to whether they would go with an offensive player because their new coach jack del rio is a defensive guy. but over all football fans fans freak out about this day. nothing can really be determined for at least a year because you just don't know how good any of the shráebgs -- any of the selections are going to be until they play. and out of the university of

alabama, 205-pounder won the award as the best receiver this past season in college football. scouts have described him as far and away the best receiver available in the draft. his work ethic and ability to run for pass routs a compareson to jerry rice. but his new head coach jack del rio say as bit early for those kind of comparisons -- says a bit early for those kind of comparisons. >> we want him to come in here and create a name for himself. you're talking about guys that run good routs and have speed and are able to separate those kind of things. there's a number of guys that do come to mind but i don't want to heap that on him. i don't think that's beneficial for him. i think the most important thing for him is to come in here and get ready to go to work and become a great

teammate. >> from all reports that's exactly what amare cooper likes to do. work and make it pay off. a little further down the freeway in santa clara, scott reiss has the update on what is going on over there. >> reporter: we didn't get if wheeling and dealing a lot of people expected. then the 49ers came along and they made a trade with the chargers moving down in the process acquiring a few extra draft choices and they still got their man. >> the san francisco 49ers select, eric armstead, defensive end, oregon. >> reporter: after weeks of speculation the 49ers get the guy they presumably wanted all along. eric armstead. >> what makes you think he will be a star down the road? what is it about this guy?

>> you talk about all the measurableless. you talk about the athleticism. you talk about the plays, power, push, explosion. when you look at his body, it's all there. i mean it's all there. >> eric armstead. >> reporter: a seemingly unanimous affirmation for the fans. not so unanimous the jerseys in a special ceremony with a familiar model. >> that's what we're about this year. >> i bought the new jersey. >> i don't like it, it's too dark. >> i think it's old school. it's cool. >> reporter: i'm a hopeless old person, but i might still get

one of the new guys in the new jerseys for a change of pace. >> reporter: well, the reaction decidedly mixed to the new jerseys both here, at the draft party and in my uni shall twitter poll. i can tell you they were selling for $150 plus tax and inside they were selling reasonably well on day one. mark, that's the story on the 49ers. eight more draft picks still to come. a lot more tomorrow here in santa clara. >> less you think that enthusiasm has dampened with regard to the 49ers. >> the whole draft pick is just a phenomenon right now. the nfl does a good job of keeping their product in the forefront all yearlong. >> and the new unis you were saying. >> the 10,000 people for the 49ers. >> it was a little different set up. yeah i think kind of a mixed

review on the black with the 49ers. raider fans probably have something to say about that. >> yeah they would be black and siller. >> -- silver. tomorrow is the first of may and the city of oakland is preparing for may day protest. the protesters will be out protesting on different things. paul chamber social -- paul chambers is live with what to expect. >> reporter: if officials talked about it this one being an antigentrification. >> reporter: every day thousands of people travel but now that there's word of a protest, most people say they

will not use it. >> i will not come here. absolutely not. >> it's probably going to inconvenience the people on the bus which is unfortunate but like i said these people are out here for a purpose. so you have to do what you have to do. >> maybe you might want to think about car pooling tomorrow. maybe taking different forms of transportation. >> reporter: this evening, we were there as the bus came by but didn't stop. >> i'm not too much worried about it because i'm not trying to be on public transportation, i am trying to drive. >> i -l will -- i'll will probably just go to berkeley

and stay away from berkeley. >> reporter: keeping a watchful eye on all of it oakland's mayor. >> we are here to support and facilitate the peaceful expression of ideas of even protest and anger but we will not tolerate destruction of property or harm to people. we have put the appropriate plans in place. part of that plan is said to be a bigger police presence which officers will work 12 hour shifts but at least two police officers to each car. >> paul chambers live tonight in oakland, paul, thank you. tomorrow when you can't turn on channel 2 check the ktvu news app with updated information on the protests and how they are affecting traffic. japan's prime minister is in the bay area and he has also drawn the attention of protesters. >> demonstrators gathered outside the hotel in san francisco. members of the korean and

chinese community are angry about japan's refusal for holding comfort women. most of the confident women have died but the demonstrators say the ones who are still alive deserve compensation and an apology. now there's new information about the death of 25-year-old freddie gray. his death sparked riots. they say the police van that carried gray made a stop that officers hadn 't reported previously. why they failed to report it is unclear. the baltimore sun says the report found that gray suffered a serious injury. and he has a wound that matched a protruding bolt. >> we will again be enforcing

the curfew tonight. >> earlier tonight a large number of protesters remain out on the street. police say they have heard concerns about demonstrations planned for this weekend. san francisco city leaders unveiled plans to equip the entire police department. chief suhr called it a win-win. >> the officers know they're wearing them so their behavior is going to be better and by telling the citizens they're going to be on camera then the citizen is going to behave better too. >> the city now needs to work out protocall for when and how those body cameras would be used. the city is also proposing to hire 250 new police officers

over its two year period. a number of bay area law enforcement agencies are already using body cameras including b.a.r.t. the sheriffs department in alameda and sonoma county use them along with the police departments in san jose, oakland, richmond and livermore. a drivers hit-and-run incident was caught on surveillance camera. you can see the suv starts to jump a red light and nearly hitting several people. clips one car and strikes a pedestrian. the driver with the dash camera says the pedestrian seemed to be okay and walked away. still police want to talk to

that person. >> it makes a crime. this video does help out a lot but again we do need to occupy -- again we do need to open up an investigation so we need to talk to the pedestrian. elon musk has unveiled a new product that he calls the wall. >> we need to resume battery at night. >> reporter: and he unveiled the battery. the battery will store surplus electricity from solar panels during nonpeak hours and allow the customers during peak times which would save the money. the battery would also be a

back up during power outages. a golden eagle was sent soring back into the skies after a month long recooperation. after it crashed into a window, they took the 12-pound eel -- eagle to the lindsay center. she was initially called in 2013 and fit with a radio transmitter. now she's back in the air transmitting her location to researchers. critically ill patients denied the transplant they need. at 10:30, the rules facing medical marijuana users off the transplant list. and the legislative action taken just today. a big spike in temperatures today across the entire bay area. coming up the areas that are going to begin to change tomorrow and bilge changes in your weekend forecast. small hospitals under siege and closing throughout the

country. what made the difference bringing it back to life.

new at 10:00, a report due out tomorrow will show many of america's hospitals are struggling financially especially rural hospitals. an associated press tally shows more rule hospitals nationwide closed in the last two years than in the previous decades. hundreds more set to be vulnerable. here in california, nine hospitals have closed since 2010. two of them rule. another 10 rule hospitals are considered financially

challenged. and at ktvu.com. we have posted a data base of hospitals searchable by base. >> this robot would have the ability to go to the bedside at any time day or night. it's basically our physician 24- 7. >> meet dr. robot who will help palm drive hospital keep costs down when it reopens as sonoma west medical center. >> listening with the stetascope.

>> a lot of entrepreneurship here. >> reporter: final improvements are being made. with a newborn and business plan in place. >> very exciting. if you were with me a year ago -- >> it was then that he locked his doors and locked the door that last time. >> they linked their arms, broke down in tears and walked off. it was hard. >> reporter: and it's been hard for police to follow up with victims. >> we only have two police officers on most of the time so we're not in a position to instantaneously send half of the police force to another city that's seven or 8 miles away. >> could other small hospitals suffering financially revive themselves like this one. probably not because sonoma county has something that most don't. doctors that want to live here and residents willing and able to donate money. >> you couldn't do this in

small town iowa or small town texas. >> reporter: the new ceo predicts one year of debt then break even after that. >> run more efficiently. it could have avoided closing in the first place. >> reporter: and one promise efficiency, a no wait emergency. direct to a bed on arrival where a doctor, nurse and technician will gather. the er is aware of many what if stories over the past year. >> gosh if palm drive would have been open and it would have saved us a half hour to get to the emergency department. perhaps my husband, my son, my father would have lived. >> reporter: the new program expected to get rolling. debora villalon, fox 2 news. the father of a 2-year-old boy who was stabbed and killed spoke today for the first time since his son was killed. as mike mibach tells us the

father wouldn't talk about how it happened he only wanted to talk about his son and what kind of boy he was. >> reporter: a father, head down, walking gingerly. >> as you know jordie was just nine year old. >> reporter: his little boy, his little ballplayer. says now an angel high above. >> though he's no longer with us, we know that jordie is still an angel looking down on us from above. but he packed a lot of great experiences, happiness, and in friends into those nine years. >> reporter: jordie's father also talked about how blessed his family is to live in such a great community and support. he says he knows exactly what jordie would want everyone to do at a time like this. >> his gorgeous smile would live on and we know jordie

would want all of us to smile every day. investigators say 18-year-old william schultz a friend of jordie's older brother spent the night at the home. his home will continue to stay open to friends and neighbors. >> we will continue to offer our love and home to our family and friends and our children's friends as we know that's what jordie would have wanted us to do. >> reporter: a father-son bond it can be strong at times unbreakable. for john umgren, his son will always be in his heart. >> the family says a public service for jordie will be held next friday may 8 in brentwood. >> a warm to hot temperature. the numbers 10 to 20 degrees

with the readings. san francisco 84. even some 90s to report out toward santa rosa, antioch. everybody cools off tomorrow. you can see the temperature change and the most pronounced cooling that will be felt coast side. down at 72 degrees for tomorrow. right now we are in the clear just a few high clouds down in southern california. here's a closer look at the satellite. still clear skies. but by this time tomorrow i think we will have some patchy dense fog bumping up near parts of the shoreline which will be the chance of cooling out there. take a look at these numbers, still showing you 70 degrees in livermore, san francisco right around 70. but half-moon bay 69 and santa rosa 66 degrees. there's the 7:00 temperature range. into the afternoon hour, mostly

sunny and breezy. forecast models showing you the expectations tomorrow at 8:00 and then into the afternoon hours, look what happened the return of patchy fog. so a big temperature range as we showed you. upper 60s, mid- to upper 60s coast side. and the orange that's the 80s. warmest locations easily back up into the mid- to upper 80s. coming up at 10:35, highs in your neighborhood and also cooling changes in the weekend forecast. should medical marijuana users be denied organ transplants. one man's story being kicked off the list. plus a rescue to rescue a -- the effort to rescue a sea lion that wandered off into the street. many are trying to predict the big fight over the weekend.

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in history is this weekend. it's been five years in the making and the philipino community is counting down the hours as the fighters enter the ring. it's floyd mayweather against manny pacquiao. amber lee has why this championship fight is so important to philipinnos. >> reporter: we're at fort mckenly, a restaurant popular with the philipino community. they say there's no way they will miss the fight. they are of course pacquiao fans. >> reporter: in the filipino community, pacquiao is known as pac-man. the restaurant will be showing the fight. charging $18 a person, 38 if

food is included. tickets sold out more than a week ago. double the food, double the alcohol, to accommodate the anticipated increase in business says the co-owner. he is expecting to make a profit. >> mandatory, mandatory to be in. you know you can wear their pac- man t-shirt. >> reporter: at the undisputed boxing gym in san carlos. escalante is preparing for his next match. the boxer is in the super fly weight division. born in the philippines, the 27- year-old credits pacquiao for putting his country on the map in boxing. a man who is a hero outside the

ring, pacquiao serving philippines as a congressman and is known for his generosity. >> i love boxing, mainly only pacquiao. >> reporter: this family says they'll be watching a watch party for 80 people. >> my family and all the miranda family are coming. >> reporter: all cheering for their filipino hero. >> we're praying and hoping for that. the filipino will be number one again. >> reporter: many pacquiao fans say they are nervous. >> and floyd mayweather will earn up to 50 million, pacquiao may earn up to 100 million. >> reporter: the california sea lion lost his way and ended up

on the street is now on his way. officers transported it to the marine mammal center in the marine headlands. there it will go a full evaluation to find if the sea lion would have any problems. we'll introduce you to palo alto harry in front of his debut and show you how this pet is being used to spread help. >> and how legislation is taking action to protect pot smoking patients.

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legislation approved would make it illegal for hospitals to remove patients from a transplant list because of their use of medical marijuana. >> patients are dying because of the sigma of medical marijuana. >> reporter: he's had viral hepatitis and like thousands people in the bay area desperately needs a liver transplant. just playing with his granddaughter he says exhausts him. >> depression is always there. i'm tired of not being able to go out and do anything. i'm pretty much confined to the house. the nausea is pretty much always full time. i've taken every nausea pill they've given me and none of them have helped at all.

>> reporter: what does help is marijuana. he got a medical marijuana card and says cannabis helps him eat, sleep and improves his mood and energy. plus it doesn't hurt his liver but what it does hurt is his chance for a new liver. he says he was on a stanford transplant list until a urine test came back positive. >> they said i can't do that it's not in their protocall. >> reporter: many patients it's the only thing that relieves their symptoms. but unlike some states, california law allows hospitals to deny life saving organs to patients who use medical marijuana. >> i don't think smoking marijuana medical or other wise is a good idea when you're on a

transplant list. >> reporter: dr. mauricio bonaficio says there are sound reasons for prohibiting the use of cannabis before having a transplant. >> it can stay in the liver after transplantation. >> reporter: that puts patients at risk for diseases including cancer which are associated with smoking pot. as for nausea, appetite and weight gain he says there's a synthetic drug called m era nol for that. >> i think there's nice alternative that is can do away with the use of marijuana. >> reporter: each hospital sits its own rule for marijuana use in transplant cases. some allow educable products but not smoked. ucsf is less restrictive allowing just one clean drug test not mandating candidates be drug free six months or longer. cpmc usually allows medical pot before kidney transplant and is

now revising its protocall. a patch work that ucsf would standardize. >> we're making sure that those patients who are suffering from diseases are not inadvertently kicked off the registry list because of doctor prescribed medical cannabis use. >> but cpmc transplant rosario tells us that kind of legislation is bad medicine. >> if you trust your physician and the program you're going to, you should trust their recommendations. i don't think you need a bill. >> also for people that are following me that need it also. you know i want them not to have to go through what i'm going through. >> he says he's been off and on the liver transplant list six years and is worried his luck

is running short. seven states already have laws on the books similar to ab258. california's legislation now moves to the state senate. there's word tonight president obama has chosen chicago as the site for his presidential library. although the president grew up in hawaii, mr. obama grew up in hawaii in the 1980s and that's where he met michelle obama. according to the new york times, the university of chicago has proposed two sites near its campus on the south side of chicago. the weekend is almost here and if you're trying to find something to do, ktvu's mike mibach has some great suggestions on weekend watch. >> say goodbye to april and hello to may. what's happening everybody mike mibach here with your weekend watch. the run of roses is here. gates open just before 8:00. general admission is $6. livermore's wine festival is taking place both saturday and sunday. 150,000 people expected to

swarm right into the downtown area for the weekend. organizers say the festival is the east bay's largest celebration of wine, craft beer, dining and art. san francisco's cinco de mayo festival celebrating heritage. staying in san francisco, the best golfers in the world are out at harding park. the wgc cadillac match play champ wherein ship continues saturday and sunday. weekend tickets start at $35 each -- championship continues saturday and sunday. the hip hop community comes together at people's park in berkeley. plenty of dancing, music and graffiti art. admission there is also free. car fans may want to head down to downtown san rafael. the 28th may madness rock & roll madness and parade. don't forget the a's are on the road. the giants are back at home

against the angels. i'm mike mibach and that's your weekend watch. >> a lot of things going on. >> mike has us covered. a painting worth thousands of dollars goes missing. the painting's owner plea for his return and why he thinks the act may not have been intentional. >> i told you about the chance for temperatures in the 90s tomorrow but i'm tracking cooler weather in the forecast and what that means for your weekend. >> in three minutes, candles are lit in fremont today for those killed in nepal. and for the others who may still be alive and waiting rescue.

some dramatic video out of nepal shows last weekend's deadly 7.8 earthquake as it was

happening. a tourist captured the quake while visiting an ancient temp. the official death toll is now 6,000. in fact, in some villages people have yet to receive any assistance. but amidst the devastation, there are some amazing stories of survival. today, american rescue teams helped save a 15-year-old boy. look at him. he survived for five days in the rubble. the boy says he live on water from wet clothes and butter while trapped in the hotel where he worked. a 25-year-old woman was also pulled from a collapsed building today where she had been trapped right next to three bodies. a vigil was held in fremont tonight to honor and remember the people of nepal. >> members of the fremont hindu temple gathered to share stories of loss and hope. those in attendance say they came to show solidarity to the citizens of nepal. they lit candles and prayer and offered prayers for the people who have been affected by the

earthquake. a local nepalese restaurant is holding a fundraiser. little nepal in san francisco's bernal heights neighborhood created a donation only select menu for tonight. >> i want to hand this money so they can build a shelter and they can live back to other homes. >> reporter: all of the proceeds from tonight's fundraiser will go toward the rebuilding effort and to providing shelter to those left homeless by the quake. a san francisco artist is asking a couple who walked away with one of his available paintings to please give it back. he says he doesn't want to press charges he just wants the painting back. nicholas coli admits the whole thing may actually be a huge misunderstanding. on april 11, he says this couple seen on surveillance video walked away with a blank canvas. but he says the couple may have

thought that they had been abandoned. >> i rush into the office for about 10 minutes and came back and they were gone. >> the blank canvas is only worth about $200. but the painting is worth about $10,000 at a gallery. manufacture warm weather, then a change. mark tamayo's complete forecast for the weekend ahead. palo alto's newest good will ambassador. we'll introduce you to palo alto perry coming up. introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle.

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as a mascot. >> reporter: the hope is this stuffed animal donkey will be a conversation starter that he will draw attention to places that people love and get them to reflect about their city. >> reporter: in the coming months you may see him. he'll be moseing the streets of palo alto. this perry is a model of the real one. >> people will stop and say, is that perry. >> reporter: who lived near ballpark in in palo alto. monkeys have been here since the 80s. >> we tried to come up with an idea that was really unusual

and the donkeys came into it. the idea of having a donkey as an ambassador moving through town. >> reporter: people will wrangle to take him to different places. >> he's already hooked up to have a police ride along. which i really want to be in the backseat when he pills somebody over. >> reporter: and there's a chance to bring attention to important issues. >> in these saddle bags we hope to capture the hopes and wishes of the community. we expect them to be very diverse just like the city is. >> reporter: while he doesn't make his official debut he's getting lots of attention already. >> the donkey is very fly. very fly. >> reporter: it just seems like a lot of people are just

jumping in and really getting into the spirit of what he's here for is to bring us together. >> reporter: perry will be making the round starting with the parade may 2 and ending with a chili cook off on july 4th. afterward the notes he collects will be presented to the city council and perry will receive a proclamation for all his hard work. live in palo alto, ann rubin, fox 2 news. very excited for palo alto perry. and yeah, lots of sunshine today in the bay area. we know that. also pretty warm to hot temperatures right now we still have clear skies. if you step outside right now, you will notice those warm readings mainly in the 60s and 70s across parts of the region. as you can see higher clouds in southern california but no fog here in the bay area and that green moving. it's dry we know that but it's also very warm. here is a look at some of the current numbers once again. san francisco 69 degrees. look at the 70s at the 10:00

hour out across san jose and hayward. concord 72, and santa rosa still pretty mild 63 degrees. looking toward san francisco. we're all excited for the warriors to play on sunday. and you can also see a bit of activity. the wind has been picking up a bit of a breeze. and right around the bay tomorrow. overnight lows will be starting out friday morning already friday. lots of 50s out there. mid- to upper 50s with mostly clear skies. here's the plan for tomorrow for your friday in concord, starting out the day at 60 degrees. in rout to hit 80 degrees. today the key was high pressure. the winds were kicking up really kicking the clouds out of here. and then bigger changes by the weekend as this system moves in. this works with that fog bank and will continue to cool things off for saturday, sunday will be the coolest day of the weekend. the trend will continue. the cooling trend will continue

into next week. but as we mentioned throughout the day tomorrow, we could have patchy fog kind of a bump up near parts of the shoreline. with that some cooler temperatures for the beaches. still pretty warm though inland, lots of mid- to upper 80s for antioch and brent wood. san jose 83 and san francisco now today we had those temperatures in the 80s tomorrow we'll go with those reading mainly in the 70s. right near the immediate coastlines mid-60s. we'll cool things off into the weekend. sunday the coolest day of the weekend and we'll have partly cloudy skies for next week. but today it was baking out there with those numbers. from the hot weather to the draft. >> yeah there is a draft in here. >> i said the draft. >> you know millions of dollars on the line. reputations at stake but you

know draft and college kid not an exact science. you ask any football executive and they will tell you you pick the wrong guy that is an exact formula for failure. will get you fired. but at least at this stage it appears the raiders have made a close to a sure thing pick. should give the raiders a weapon offensively that they really haven't had in years. but one step at a time says his new coach. >> the way we like to do things is come in and earn your role and compete. but the expectation level should be high for a young man that comes in that's selected that high in the draft. but you know, he'll need to prove it on the field and earn it. and that's how really it is with everybody. but surely a high expectation that goes with somebody selected that high. >> a little further south down the road. low key wheel and deal for the

49ers. trading down two slots to number 17 and receiving a fourth rounder this year and sixth round pick next year from san diego. the 49ers are still able to get the man they wanted. arm stead. hails from the sacramento valley. they seemed to all have the niners getting arm set. it's a rarity. it actually happened just like the predictions. >> i needed to appease the media. >> about time. >> i looked at what you guys were recommending and ladies and you know, it was a consensus for the most part that he was going to be the pick so, i figured it's not only shocked to get you on my side. right. >> he does have personality. meanwhile an excruciating way to lose for the a's.

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you remember the time was last year. the a's find themselves in a

tough ball game. a pie celebration couldn't be far behind. walk off festival extreme minimum. chip away, now 6-4 they trail bottom of the ninth. sam foles comes 1-18. he doesn't score so it's 6-5 angels. now two out. bases loaded, ike davis looks like he's going to end it. mr.gold glove out there. no pie in the face. angels win. world champs on the road. warriors keeping a sharp eye on that thing. now it's going to game seven in l. a. san antonio tonight. chris paul watch him slice the spurs defense and get it ajointly to blake griffin. 26-12 boards for griffin. next time out going to take it himself and he will take on tim

duncan and succeed. get it right over him with the tear drop and 16 assists for paul. missed his six shot. game seven saturday in l. a. another team. get 20 from former warrior dunleavy. next things beginning to take shape over in san francisco. and robins phase continues and showing that he is not just some flash in the pan, the always flashy ricky fowler. lots more over the weekend there but that's sports for a thursday night. >> cooper, touchdown raiders. >> i like it. it has a nice ring to it. >> sure does. and if you missed any part of this newscast, you can always catch the rebroadcast

starting momentarily on tv 36. see you later. >> good night.

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