hundreds march through oakland on this may day. good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. on this day of may day protests hundreds are marching from the port of oakland to city hall to take that stand against police brutality. tara joins us live from downtown oakland. has it been a peaceful protest so far? >> reporter: it really has. you can see there were some

dancers out here. about 300 people took part in the march. they arrived here about 20 minutes ago. they say that are were marching to take a stance against police brutality. [chanting] >> reporter: police escorted the group down middle harbor road and through acorn district. most of the demonstrators were at the march of start. at least 100 others moved in chanting and playing instruments. >> it just feels right, unity, you know? come together to stop the violence. >> i'm from santa rosa, california where he was shot dead by the sheriffs department. i'm here to make a statement. it comes in the wake of several cases of officer

involved shootings, one of which it really touched a nerve. they say several of scott's relatives are shore men. tonight at 7:00 protesters are going to be holding another rally at telegraph. i'm tara, back to you. >> thank you. early this morning may say protesters were in oakland. they meant to disrupt the morning commute. in this case they were targeting local tech company companies. >> i want them to leave because they are not giving back to the community. >> reporter: several others gathered outside the station this morning. their plan was to block shuttle buses from google, apple and facebook which pick up employees there. because of this demonstration those buses were rerouted and never showed up. they say large tech companies are pushing out low income

families and contributing. organizers >> some might think it is hypocritical that you're using it. it's the time that we are in. it's another way that we communicate. >> a number of police officers were on hand near the entrance but protesters never made their way inside. we are going to be following may day protests throughout the day. make sure you follow us on ktvu.com and on social media on facebook and twitter for updates on major disruptions because of major demonstrations. state attorney pose by detailed a final time line of gray's final hours. she said he suffered a fatal

neck injury as he was thrown around in the back of the truck without a seat belt. he was denied medical attention. president obama reacted to the news saying the justice department and new attorney general loretta lynch are in contact with baltimore officials. >> it is absolutely vital that the truth comes out about what happened to mr. freddie gray. it is my practice not to comment on the legal processes involved. that would not be appropriate but i can tell you that justice needs to be served. >> the state attorney says the six officers face charges including second-degree murder, manslaughter, assault and false if imprisonment. >> we have reaction. >> stay 20 feet back.

move back. >> a state of emergency and nighttime curfew will remain in effect through the weekend. all baltimore residents must stay off the streets starting at 10:00 p.m. each night. there has been no major confrontations since the curfew went into effect. >> this is a serious timement you don't bring in state government. we expect you to be inside your residence. >> reporter: unrest spreading throughout the country demonstrators, hundreds also outside philadelphia's city hall. protests there become intense with people blocking traffic and appearing to scuffle with police. >> we are here because philadelphia is right with the same types of concerns that we see in baltimore. >> reporter: demonstrations sparked by the death of freddie gray last month. he died after suffering a severe spinal injury. baltimore pd turning over the

results to the state's attorneys officer. >> the findings are comprehensive, thorough and independent investigation coupled with the determination that mr. gray's death was a homicide which we received today has lead us to believe we have probably cause to file criminal charges. >> there is potential for protests all over the country today. it is may day. many plan to include civil rights as a cause. fox news. here in california the american civil liberties union allows people to record and up load cell phone videos of possible police misconduct. it is called mobile justice. the recorded videos are sent to the aclu and preserved even if the phone is destroyed. they have not commented but in the past police advocates have expressed concern that people

recording officers might interfere with police work in an already tense situation. a hunter accused of starting a massive fire that burned part of the park. the 2013 wild fire caused $125 million in damage. now prosecutors say two key witnesses have unexpectedly died. one in a workplace accident and other of a heart attack. prosecutors say without their testimony they don't believe they can prove their case beyond all reasonable doubt. the warriors get ready to host the grizzlies it's not just the players who are getting big accolades. the general manager is also receiving a top honor.

bob myers has been voted the nba executive of the year. myers received 13 first place votes from fellow league executives. cleveland's david griffin was second. myers is credited which won a league high 67 games this season. just about time to pour that and grab your fancy hat. the running of the kentucky derby is almost here. they will be wearing hats from a northern california company. it was founded in oakland. it is now headquartered in stockton and celebrating 94 years in wyoming they sell hats at the kentucky derby store all year round but derby weekend is when sales really take off. >> the derby is really the biggest day on the calendar. the month coming up to it, a lot of stores have hats in

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most of the people not accounted for in nepal are tourists. most do not register with their embassies in the first place. rescue efforts continue. a woman in her late 20s is the latest to be pulled a live from the rubble of a hotel. they found her by using special scanning machines. >> there was another body above her that blocked the walls and created some kind of air pocket

that enabled her to breathe. >> the woman survived more than 130 hours without food or water. soldiers and rescue crews continue the slow process of clearing debris after the powerful quake. there were still more aftershocks today. teams are slowly reaching remote villages. the death toll now topped 6000 there's a growing concern over the hundred of bodies that have yet to be burr rid. officials are ordering immediate cremations. they will need nearly $2 billion to rebuild. singer ben e. king of the drifters has died. [ music ] standby me oh, stand by me. [ music ] >> standby me is one of the best known songs. earlier this year it was added

to the library of congresses library. he died from natural causes in new jersey. a family of four without a home after a large apartment fire in san mateo. several pets are also believed to be dead as a result. we explain why the family is dealing with a tragedy beyond the fire. >> reporter: this picture provided to us shows how high the flames reached just before 5:15 this morning. >> a second alarm got two chiefs -- or four battalion chiefs on scene. >> reporter: they responded to this 3-alarm fire. three adults and a six-year-old child were asleep when the smoke alarms went off. they say a fire quickly spread. they fish, birds, i'm still still only imagine. >> reporter: the family says says at least -- [ no audio ]

>> everybody is good. she had soot around her mouth but other than that everybody is fine. >> reporter: despite the quick response by firefighters that say there were several challenges in preventing this fire from spreading. >> the big challenge was access to the fire building. our guys had to make a really long hose to get fire back there but they got that fire knocked down. >> reporter: some from a family member they say died a few years ago. they say they will continue to move forward despite dealing with tragedy again. the fire remains under investigation. ktvu channel 2 news. an artist hoping to get a valuable painting back after what may have been an inadvertent art theft. he believes it was a misunderstanding and he does not want to press charges he just wants his painting back.

a couple can be seen on surveillance camera walking away with a blank canvas and finished painting. they may have thought the art was abandon. >> i ducked in and came out and the paintings were gone. >> the canvas only worth about 20 but the finished painting is worth about 5500. >> they also don't think the couple thought they were stealing anything. they hope someone will recognize the couple who can return the paintings, no questions asked. and so it's a little warm today are things going to cool down this weekend? >> yes. for the coast already feeling it the fog is back. for some areas 10 to 20 degrees cooler. the inland communities won't feel that cool down for today. take a look at that.

isn't that a beautiful view? that is one indication of the cool down coming your way. i put a six hour time lapse on. you can see from 6:00 this morning until about the lunch hour the surge pulling up and all the way down to santa cruz covered in the low clouds and the fog. you get away from that and inside the bay as well as inland communities mostly sunny. temperatures will be very similar to slightly warmer. around the bay some of us dropping off slightly. half-moon bay in the 50s right now and yesterday in the 8 0s. take a look at the temperature change around the north bay also seeing a bit of cooling. we have 5 degrees difference from yesterday. in oakland a tad cooler. sfo reporting 9. a 12-degree difference from yesterday. as we get in from yesterday it

is warmer by a few degrees as well as san jose. when we get the cool down it hits the coast, trickles into the bay. the inland areas see it last. this is what we see, 90 degrees reported. 86 in livermore and 85 in concord. santa rosa at this hour and 62 in san francisco and half-moon bay a cloudy, cool 55 degrees. whether a difference the day makes. temperatures will warm. we have widespread 80s in the north cast. 84 for san rafel. inland it will be another hot one. upper 8 0s low 90s for the afternoon. very warm to hot right now. 84 san jose for the second half. 84 degrees expected for sunnyvale. for the peninsula 70s to low

80s. 84 in palo alto and 60s at the coast. the giants will play this evening and partly cloudy conditions. yesterday in oakland when the a's played it was in the 8 0s. today will be 58. quite a difference for the southern california team that will be shifting over to san francisco. the extended forecast with your bay area weekend always in view. the cold trend will continue. inside the bay next. the ones who really want it will get it last. it will be falling off and it will be nice overall. >> a little more pleasant. we had a little more rain. >> yeah. >> i tell you, we get it all. >> and i'm putting in the order for sunday for mother's day. >> thank you. >> you got it. the weekend is almost here. if you're trying to find

something to do ktvu has suggestions in our weekend watch. say good-bye to april and hello to may. watch the run for the roses this saturday. it is always a pretty good spot to watch the kentucky derby. much more, gates open just before 8:00. general admission is $8. livermore's wine festival taking place saturday and sunday. 150,000 people expect today warm into -- expected to swarm into the area. it is the largest celebration of craft and dining. the alcohol free family friendly event focuses on celebrating cultural tradition right there between 21st and 24th. the best golfers are out at harding park. the match play championship

continues and weekend tickets start at $35 each. the bay area hip hop community comes together in berkeley. plenty of live music and graffiti art. it goes from noon to 5:00. admission is also free. car fans may want to head down. may madness rock and rolling road show is noon on saturday and the a's are back another home. that's your weekend watch.

u.s. stocks bouncing back. optimism lifted consumer sentiment to the second highest level and demand for small and mid-sized suvs is driving up auto sales. right now taking a live look at the big board. the dow is up 164 and nasdaq is up 55 over 1% and the s&p is

up 19. linkedin is the latest. shares have slumped 20 shares of a disappointed earnings report. they join twitter and facebook shares are also down but not to the same extent. the weigh in set to take police between pacqaiao and mayweather. they will be boxing for the welter weight championship of the world. mayweather may earn $180 million pacquiao about 120 million. they say it's hard to tell who the favorite is. >> i think it will be a great fight because neither guy wants to lose this fight. i don't have a clear cut winner. i'm hoping and banking on a great fight because i think boxing needs a great fight. >> reporter: thousands of

people are expect -- >> thousands of people are expected to be at the fight at bars instead of paying to see it on pay per view. anglers sped through the sacramento river looking for the best fishing spot on the delta. they are competing in the bass master elite series. they are trying to win $100,000 prize. after today the number of boats will be cut down to 52 then tall way down to 12 boats by sunday. the object is to catch the most fish by total weight. the current leader is chris zaldane with 30-pounds of fish. yesterday he caught a 12- pounder. we will be following a may day protests throughout the afternoon and evening around the country. there are more demonstrations planned in san francisco and san jose. more on ktvu channel 2 news at

5:00 and on ktvu.com and our mobile app my time we are off the air. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. have a great weekend.

to 40 mi in just six strides?t it's maximum speed for up to seven miles? plus, that the bloodhound's sense of s is a thousand times more powerful than a humans? and, there are actually some border collies who's intelligence level compares with that of a young child. these dogs can perform some amazing tricks. today's show is all about man's best friend, the dog. and some incredible facts about these animals we all love. welcome to the fascinating world of animal science.