. cleaning up oakland after a night of chaos and violence. why oakland leaders are saying the police response fell short. >> and a horrible scene in bay point after a driver plows into a nightclub, leaving one person dead. . good evening, everyone. i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. dozens of businesses were targeted when last night's may day protest turned destructive. it's estimated vandals caused hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage. ktvu's christien kafton was in

oakland all day, where the cleanup continues and where there was a new protest today with a decidedly different tone than the one last night. >> reporter: we are here in frank ogawa plaza, ground zero for last night's protest and also today's protest, focused on the message, not the mayhem. this afternoon, about 100 or so people showed up in front of city hall, using art to voice their opposition to police violence. >> we're making this with flowers and we have the names of individuals who have been killed by police. >> reporter: surrounding the plaza, dozens of oakland police officers watching the demonstration. >> we're here to facilitate that and make sure no outsiders come in, disrupt their message or freedom of speech. >> reporter: organizers say they don't want the message to be lost when outside influences come into oakland and destroy property. >> your rage in our community under the banner of black lives is not okay. >> reporter: friday night, vandals taringed more than 30

businesses, including this hyundai dealership, smashing 60 cars and burning a brand-new 2015 hyundai elantra to the ground. at this honda dealership this afternoon, several windows were still wide open, despite long hours spent cleaning up. >> we started last night at 10:00 p.m. >> worked straight through the night? >> straight through, nonstop. we've been cleaning here and here, this side, on the other building. >> reporter: he spent his afternoon scrubbing graffiti off his auto body shop's door. >> there's no reason to damage property. >> reporter: it wasn't just graffiti. his windows were smashed and that's left him a frustrated small business owner. >> i don't feel i get what i pay for. i don't think i should have to pay all the taxes, all the fees and everything and then the police stand around and wash them smashing my windows. >> reporter: oakland police say extra officers are on duty tonight to prevent another round of destruction. >> we had some increased

staffing last night also. unfortunately, it did not go the way we wanted it to go. we would have liked to have less damage last night and vandalism. hopefully that doesn't go this way tonight. >> reporter: coming back out to our live shot, this is a common sight around oakland. you can see this business here, this chase bank, has windows boarded up. lot of the boards are up to repair last night's damage, but we've also seen a fair share of businesses around oakland that are putting up the plywood in their windows, just in case things get out of hand again tonight. back to you guys. >> christien kafton live in oakland, thank you. oakland's mayor and the police chief reacted today to last night's violence. >> a very small group of people with rocks in their pockets and malice in their hearts disturbed what was otherwise a very positive day in oakland. and the result was significant damage to businesses in our civic center and in our auto

grove. >> the mayor said the city did a good job of protecting people, but not as good a job protecting property. but the oakland police chief said protecting human life was the priority, especially as last night's protests changed. >> once we declared an unlawful assembly after the broken windows, at that point, from that point forward, it's not facilitating a peaceful march. it's trying to put an end to it and to make arrests, particularly for the vandalisms that were occurring. >> reporter: 12 people were arrested and one officer had a minor injury. the chief says officers used force twice during the arrests. he asked for business owners and the public to send video of that vandalism to police. the mayor says at least 30 businesses were vandalized and that crews started to clean up even before sunrise. thousands of people took to the streets in baltimore today in what turned out to be a largely peaceful protest. this, as civil rights leaders praised the decision to charge

six police officers for the in- custody death of freddie gray. peter deucer reports from baltimore. >> reporter: crowds of people marched through the streets of baltimore, showing their anger about the death of freddie gray. a large group rallying at city hall, holding signs, and speaking out. >> this moment right now, this momentum is to be used for tomorrow. it's for the voices of the youth today so we can build organizations. >> we are here in unity! we are here because we still have work to do! >> reporter: prosecutors say freddie gray suffered a severe neck injury while in police custody and was ignored when he pleaded for medical treatment. on friday, baltimore's state attorney maryland mosby announced six police officers will face a number of charges, ranging from second degree murder to assault and false imprisonment. but some analysts stress it's important not to jump to

conclusions. >> the hard part is proving each and every one of these charges matching up the facts to the, to the law, and proving it beyond a reasonable doubt. >> reporter: the reverend al sharpton saying in new york on saturday that the charges are a step in the right direction. >> the charges are not a conviction, but it is the opening of a process that we didn't see in ferguson or in statin island. >> reporter: the governor has declared a state of emergency and activated the national guard to prevent violence. a nighttime curfew is scheduled to remain in effect through the weekend. in baltimore, peter doocey, fox news. >> we have more on the unrest in baltimore on our website, including the booking photos of all six officers charged in freddie gray's death. you can log on to ktvu.com. authorities in contra costa county are looking into whether a suspected drunk driver intentionally plowed into a group of people outside a restaurant, killing one person and injuring eight others.

dozens of people were standing in the parking lot of the restaurant in bay point around 2:00 this morning, when sheriffs officials say the driver of the pickup truck backed into the crowd at a high rate of speed. >> when we arrived on scene, we had approximately nine to 10 victims hit by a reckless driver in the parking lot. we've had some witnesses who told us that it was an intentional act. >> one person remains in critical condition. that driver was arrested and faces manslaughter and dui charges. deputies have not released his name or the names of any of the victims. pittsburg police say a man shot and killed two people suspected of breaking into his home. it happened just after 9:00 last night on jewett avenue. police say this is the second time this week someone has tried to burglarize the home. four people were arrested during the first attempt. investigators haven't said if the two incidents are connected. the names of the two people killed have not yet been

released. in vacaville, a police chase ended today with seven people hurt, including a baby. authorities tell us that officers began pursuing the car late this afternoon and that the chase ended when the suspect car hit four other vehicles near the intersection of marshall road and alamo drive. we're told the suspects, all of them oakland residents, are accused of burglarizing homes. police say the baby was in the suspect's car. there are no details yet on the severity of those injuries. oakland police are investigating a train accident that killed a texas man. the amtrak train struck the man last night at jack london square, not far from the train station. a witness captured police activity on his cell phone. the 70-year-old man from dallas was pronounced dead at the scene. police say they don't know why he was in oakland and have not yet released his name. no one on the train was hurt. one of the most anticipated boxing matches in recent history tonight, the floyd mayweather-manny pacquiao fight in las vegas is set to start in

a few hours. looks like the viewing parties are already getting started, cara? >> reporter: yes, the party has definitely started already. probably close to a hundred people already here at fort mckinley restaurant. this is a check-in table. lot of people trying to get checked in, trying to get their spots in the bar, in the restaurant. also, the food was served just a few minutes ago as well. they are doing a buffet-still filipino and asian food dinner. we saw quite a few fans earlier today, even though the viewing party has been sold out for more than a week. a lot of people were here trying to get in and find a way to watch this fight. dozens of people already here, even though the main event isn't expected to start until about 8:30 or 9:00 this evening. fort mckinley, popular in the filipino community, will have primarily pacquiao fans, as you can imagine. the restaurant has ordered double their usual amount of food and alcohol to prepare for this evening's watch party. they also paid more than $7000 for the rights to show this fight here to 200 people.

the pricing was offset by a local sponsor, so tickets were $18 to watch from the bar and $38, including dinner. the owners say they are looking forward to hosting their community and supporting their favorite fighter. >> pacquiao is one of the first heroes that is really representing the filipino community. everyone here is a fan. they are looking forward to it. >> the reason pacquiao is big, he's kind of brought -- he came from very humble beginnings to begin with in the philippines and now is someone really big, has brought pride to the filipino community. >> reporter: the owners tell me they don't think they will need it, but they did bring on extra security because they do expect a full house tonight. they tell me they definitely expect it to be one of their best nights ever. >> lot of people watching. thank you very much, cara. a top silicon valley ceo died suddenly last night. dave goldberg was the chief executive at monkey survey and the husband of facebook coo sheryl sandberg.

according to his bio, goldberg was a harvard graduate and spent several years as a successful music industry executive and venture capitalist before getting into high tech. the cause of death still hasn't been released. dave goldberg was 47 years old. boeing is dealing with another glitch in its dreamliner commercial jet series. the faa issued a directive yesterday, ordering extra maintenance on power supplies for all 787 airliners. the agency says that after 248 days of use, the plane could suddenly lose all electrical power. if that happened, the crew could not control the aircraft. the maintenance requirement began immediately and will continue until software is developed to fix that problem. gas prices are gearing up for the summer driving season. this week, the national average reached $2.58 a gallon, the highest so far this year. analysts say the price of crude oil has gone up and some refineries have cut production. the bay area has seen a sharp rise in prices. according to aaa, this weekend a gallon of regular costs $3.80

in san francisco, $3.65 in oakland, and $3.69 in san jose. it's still cheaper than a year ago when prices were running about 50-cent higher. coming up, the fallout from the natural gas pipeline explosion in fresno continues. the multimillion dollar lawsuit pg&e now faces and why attorneys are comparing that explosion to the san bruno disaster. >> and it's a girl for will and kate. we'll show you the pomp and circumstance to celebrate britain's newest royal. >> and in weather, temperatures continue to slide across the entire bay area. right now, we're tracking more fog out there. coming up, the changes in your sunday forecast and i'll let you know if we have any heat to talk about in the five-day weather outlook.

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million lawsuit after the pipeline explosion in fresno last month. that pipeline blew up april 17 at a fresno county sheriffs shooting range after it was punctured by a bulldozer. more than a dozen people were hurt. three of the injured were part of a jail inmate work crew. a lawyer for the inmates filed a complaint against the utility. the attorney says the explosion bears similarities to the 2010 san bruno blast and he says the utility is culpable for the inmates' injuries. from nigeria tonight comes word from the military that government forces have rescued an additional 230 women and children, kidnapped by boca haram. nigeria's military says that over the last week, they have rescued a total of 677 females from the forest in northeast nigeria, where the sunni extremists have a strong hold. some of the women who were freed are said to be pregnant. there has been no announcement yet on whether any of those rescued are the young students who were kidnapped from the

girls school a year ago. the mass kidnapping was covered worldwide and triggered the campaign you may remember, bring back our girls. a week after the deadly 7.8 earthquake in nepal, much- needed food and supplies are beginning to trickle in. relief workers say a great deal of aid is being held up at the airport due to government red tape and that problems at customs harassing inspections of aid convoys and local officials seizing goods are also leading to the slow pace of distribution. the international community has pledged more than $60 million in emergency aid. the cost to rebuild nepal could top $5 billion, with the death toll expected to exceed 7000. amid all of the despair, new life. a baby was born in a field outside a hospital in kathmandu. the midwife who helped the mother said she prayed the birth would show all nepalese women there is hope for the future. it's a girl for prince

william and duchess kate. will and kate wasted no time giving the cheering public a glimpse at great britain's newest princess. >> on this day, the 2nd of may in the year of 2015, we welcome with humble duty the second born of the royal highnesses the duke and duchess of cambridge. the princess is fourth in line to the throne. >> jubilation heard around kensington palace at the word the girl was safely delivered, 8 pounds, 3 ounces. both mom and her little princess are doing fine. >> i thought it was going to be a boy, so, yeah, i'm very

surprised. but lovely. lovely. >> nice. nice to hear. >> i didn't hear it. i just came to london. it's nice, really. i'm happy. >> earlier in the day, prince william brought his son, prince george to the hospital to see the newest addition to their family. the baby comes nearly two years after the birth of prince george. the royals took a modernized approach with today's announcement, sending an e-mail to journalists a minute before posting the big news on twitter. the official announcement then placed on an easel in the forecourt of buckingham palace. london's iconic british telecom tower flashed a breaking news message for everyone to see. >> the palace only saying that the princess of cambridge will be named in due course, but the betting public are going with alice and charlotte. we'll have to wait a bit more to see. in london, amy kellogg, fox news. >> the anticipation of the name. >> could be diana. i've heard that was one of the

names thrown out there. let's check in with mark tamayo. do you have a pick on a princess name? >> i think that sounds right. >> diana? >> yeah. that's my sister's name, too. >> there you go. >> could you imagine an announcement like that when you're born? >> there should have been one! >> exactly. today, we're talking more fog out there. lots of low clouds and fog. as a result, we cool things off across the bay area. lots of low 80s out there for concord and livermore. san jose, 74 degrees. san francisco, 61. pacifica, 56 degrees. we had clearing right around the bay. in fact, this nice tweet from the angel island tiburon ferry, from captain maggie, saying it's a beautiful day in paradise. there's a fog bank out in the distance. we still have overcast pushing back into the bay area. in fact, right now on live storm tracker 2, there is the cloud deck out there. we'll come in closer here, showing you the clouds from point reyes, closer to the golden gate bridge, ocean beach and pacifica. san francisco, you can see that the clouds focused in the western half of san francisco.

the eastern half, not too much showing up. but that will be changing over the next few hours. as far as current numbers out there, showing you this. livermore, 77 degrees. concord, 76. san francisco, 55. santa rosa right now checking in at 62 degrees. our live camera showing you this. we're looking towards san francisco bay. you can see evidence that fog bank out there. forecast headlines for tonight, partly cloudy skies. tomorrow, cooler temperatures inland. no major warmups in sight. in fact, temperatures cooling off a bit for monday into tuesday of next week. areas of fog overnight. get ready for that with partly cloudy skies inland. temperatures will be in the 40s and the 50s. so cool to mild sunday, no major changes out there. in fact, here is the wider perspective out here in the pacific. a weather system up here in the north will gradually -- it's not a strong one, but this will anchor itself up to our north. with that, temperatures, 60s and 70s, with minor cooling over the next few days, right into next week for sunday, monday and into tuesday.

here is our forecast model. a big push of the fog overnight. here we are at 7:00 tomorrow morning for san francisco, oakland, santa rosa, out toward heyward and fremont. then gradually clearing back to near the shoreline. by the way, heading to the coast, it will be cold out there, but be extra careful because the rip currents will be up there with the strong south swell in the bay area. rip current activity will be up. forecast highs for tomorrow, lots of 70s inland. oakland, 68. san jose, 70. santa cruz, 66 degrees. san francisco, 61. a look ahead at your five-day forecast, no major changes here. wish i could make this more exciting for you, guys. a little bit of a cooldown for monday and tuesday, just a little bit of a slide with temperatures, but lots of 60s out there. fog in the morning, becoming partly cloudy in the afternoon. that's a forecast we'll have thousands of times over the next few weeks here in the bay area. >> sounds like the summer forecast. >> thank you, mark. a day of festivities in richmond, as families and friends came out to celebrate

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. joe is here talking about the kentucky derby. >> first saturday in may, it is the time of year when we again wonder if a race horse can win the triple crown for the first time since affirmed in 1978. if it's to happen this year, it will have to be american pharoah. by the time he made the final turn, american pharoah, firing line and dortmund in a three- way battle. >> firing line, dortmund is third, heading to the finish, american pharoah and victor

espinosa has won the kentucky derby! >> the biggest crowd in derby history, more than 170,000 sees american pharoah win. american pharoah will now go after the second league of the triple crown, the preakness, in two weeks. the giants are enjoying the american league portion of the schedule, after two straight games with the angels. metallica honored at at&t park today, performing the national anthem. brandon crawford, not known as a power hitter, but we may have to start thinking about him differently. crawford hits one to the deepest part of the ballpark. that's the fifth homer of the year for crawford, more than any other national league shortstop. 3-1 giants. 4-2 game in the seventh and buster posey muscled up on one, number 4 on the year for posey, number one on the year for the fan who caught the ball, not afraid to sacrifice his body to make the catch. tim hudson went eight strong innings in search of his first win of the year. bullpen, a little shaky in the ninth. david freese with the base hit off castilla to score mike

trout. angels put the tying run at third base. taylor featherston came in to run for david freese. matt joyce hit to the right side that hit featherston, out number three. strange way for the game to end, but the giants will take it. joyce gets credited with a base hit, but the giants make it two in a row over the angels. this one, 5-4. 49ers addressed offense in the third and final day of the draft, after making defense their priority the first two days. in the fourth round, san francisco had three picks, used them on a tight end, a runningback and a receiver. in the fifth round, clemson punter bradley pignone was taken. the niners took a couple of guards in rounds 6 and 7. another tight end with an additional 7th round pick. raiders finished the draft by taking a guard in the 4th round, three line backers in the 5th and 6th. oakland had three 7th round picks used on a tackle, wide receiver and a cornerback. world match play golf going on right now at harding park in san francisco. we'll have all of that for you tonight at 10:00 on sports wrap, as well as more detail

about the drafts of the two teams. >> looking forward to that. >> busy weekend. coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, much more on what's being called the fight of the century. >> we'll be live at a packed viewing party as the bay area filipino community cheers on its boxing hero. >> plus, more on the economic impact of this big fight between floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao. thank you for making ktvu your source for news. >> and we're always here for you online at ktvu.com, on facebook, twitter and all of our ktvu apps. see you tonight at 10:00. enjoy your evening.

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