a suspected drunk driver plows into a group of people outside a bay area nightclub, killing a woman and injuring eight others. tonight, the question investigators are looking into, was it intentional? did evening, heather holmes. >> the crash happened outside a club in bay point it's being investigated as a homicide. talk to the victim's family about what happened. >> we got a call at three in the morning from one of her friends. >>reporter: it was a call about 24-year-old sanchez, brought her

brother back to the strip mall today. >> this was the highlight of her we, to come out here with her girlfriend, get just -- dressed up. she got here a few times a month from her home in san pablo. >> she had her high heels, she was high, going out no. i told her, have fun. she was so happy. the one but after the club closed about 1:00 a.m. and a few hundred people build outs, laura sanchez was among nine hit by an out-of-control truck. the driver is identified as 21- year-old martin mu new house of pittsburgh. thesecurity guards held him until sheriff debbie's got on scene. after plowing into the crowd of people he struck two other cars as well. laura sanchez was a crushed together under that chevy pickup. >> we had nine -- ten victims hit by a reckless driver in the parking lot. yet some witnesses who told us it was an intentional act.

>>reporter: the family doesn't know what to think. >> from what her friends said, he was really drunk, and he was trying to leave and he hit the gas, but he had it in reverse. i think he panicked after that. >>reporter: as the club is set up for another night, the manager told us off-camera his staff tries to keep patron who are impaired from getting behind the wheel, but some slip through. family says sanchez one of five simulated -- siblings were to the cafeteria at ucsf and was levelheaded when she went out. >> she wasn't a big drinker, she liked to dance. and get dressed up. >> her family is beyond devastated. we are all crossed. we can't even believe it. we can't even believe it. such a good happy person. i wouldn't wish this on anybody. >>reporter: the family has set up a go find me page to help sanchez who was single to help her get a proper burial. the nightclub here plans to host a fundraiser next saturday night.

the suspect is jailed on suspicion of felony dui, and vehicular manslaughter as investigators try to figure out what was his frame of mind when he backed into all those people. pittsburgh police say a man shot and killed two people during an alleged home invasion. it happened just after 9:00 o'clock last night onto which avenue. authorities say this is the second time someone has tried to burglarize the man's home, four people were arrested during the first attempt. investigators haven't said if the two incidents are connected in any way. the names of the two people killed have not yet been released. police have arrested two people from east bay after a high-speed chase that involved a young child. twenty-six her old brown, 26 her old brown of oakland, face child endangerment charges. and burglary. police say after blocker broke into a heart -- car this afternoon he led officers on a

chase sometimes driving against the flow of traffic on interstate 80. the chase ended when blocker allegedly had other vehicles at the intersection of marshall road and alamo drive in vacaville, to people in those cars were injured. walker and brown tried to get away with a child when they were arrested, the child is now in protective custody. cleanup efforts got underway in downtown oakland after a violent night of protest. christian catherine tells us the vandalism cast a shadow on a peaceful demonstration today. >>reporter: about 100 people or so showed up in front of city hall using art in their opposition to police violent. >> we are making flowers, and names of individuals who have been killed by police. >>reporter: surrounding the plaza, dozens of police officers watching the demonstration. >> we are here to facilitate that make sure no outsiders come in and disrupt their message, freedom of each day when organizers here say

they don't want their message that many african-americans feel under cease to be lost when outside influences come into oakland and destroy property. >> your race and our community under the banner of black lives is not okay. >>reporter: friday night vandals targeted more than 30 business including the sunday dealership smashing 60 cars and burning a brand-new 2,015 monday a launcher. this honda dealership this afternoon, several wonders -- windows were still wide open with long hours spent cleaning up. >> we worked straight through the night. nonstop. >>reporter: he spent his afternoon scrubbing graffiti off of his auto body shop store. >> there's note reason to damage property. >>reporter: it wasn't just graffiti. his windows were smashed and i left him a frustrated small

business owner. >> i don't think i should pay all the taxes, and everything and pay the police and then watch them/or windows. >>reporter: oakland police a extra officers are on duty tonight to prevent another round of destruction. >> unfortunately, 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: this is a common sight around oakland. a lot of businesses with boards up on the windows. these boards up to repair the damage from last night. some of the businesses put it up in the windows just in case things get out of hand again tonight. in oakland, christian, ktvu fox2 news. >> at least 30 businesses were damage last night. oakland mayor admitted property protection could have been better handled. >> a very small group of people with rocks in their pockets and malice in their hearts erie it

disturbed what was otherwise a very positive day in oakland. the result was significant damage to businesses in our civic center. >> police chief sean, said the department did not receive as much aid as expected. he also said that protecting human lives was the first priority, especially as the protesting was violence -- violent. >> at that., from that.forward, it's not facilitating it's trying to prevent from it from the vandalism that were occurring. >> he called the vandalism some of the worst mayhem he has seen. he asked for business owners and the public to send video of the vandalism to police. twelve people were arrested and one officer had a minor injury.

today marks a week since the deadly 7.8 earthquake struck lapel and tonight the death toll -- toll has reached -- reached 7,000. relief workers say a great deal of aid is being held up at the airport due to government red tape. problems at customs, local officials seizing goods are also leading to the slow pace of distribution. in addition, officials say getting to the country's remote areas is challenging. >> it's impossible to land helicopters because of the landslide in some areas. because in some other areas there is no way to land a helicopter. the village is on a ridge, and there's absolutely nowhere. >> the international community has pledged more than $60 million in emergency aid, the cost to rebuild nepal could top $5 billion. but amid the despair and destruction, new -- new life. this baby was born in a field hospital outside kathmandu. the midwife who helped to the mother says she prayed the birth would show all nepalese women there is hope for the

future. silicon valley is worn -- at the age of 47. dave goldberg was chief executive at survey monkey. and the husband of facebook chief operating officer, sandburg. goldberg created a music company later sold to yahoo and was an investor in the new company. social media describe him as his pride and his wife, and his love for their two young children. the cause of his death is not yet known. he was vacationing with his wife overseas. state lawmakers are pushing to regulate medicinal marijuana this year before recreational use it comes possibly legal in california. currently local governments are regulating more than 1,000 dispensaries across the state. previous efforts create statewide rules when up in smoke due to concerns about federal law which bars the plants used in sales. lawmakers now say as many as are four initiatives about recreational use could make the

ballot next year and they want consistent regulations in place by then. a little girl received a heartbreaking diagnosis coming up the special support for the 6-year-old and her fight against cancer. baltimore streets filled again protesting the death of freddy gray. while -- why some legal analysts say the prosecution may have a tough road ahead. so much interest in the mayweather pacquiao fight it actually had to be delayed. coming up later at 10:30 p.m. the economics of the match here in the bay area. fox2 news continues in 90 seconds.

today in baltimore the first large-scale rally since felony charges were announced in the freddy gray case. mike tobin reports the a demonstration earlier today was peaceful, but law enforcement said the 10:00 p.m. curfew would remain in place. >>reporter: the street streets around baltimore city hall filled with protesters calling for justice after the death of freddy gray. prosecutors say gray suffered a severe neck injury while in police custody and was not given medical treatment when he asked for it. >> freddy gray become symbolic of all of the black men in this country. who have been treated unfairly by our police. >>reporter: baltimore state's attorney marilyn mosby announced six officers will

face a number of charges ranging from second-degree murder to false imprisonment. >> people speaking up and utilizing their first amendment right to this issue. >>reporter: some legal analysts say the prosecution may have a tough road ahead. >> why this was done after 19 days, and only just getting the pathologist report, the autopsy report which wasn't very clear and specific and not going to another expert to do redundancy . way too fast. >>reporter: the governor has declared a state of emergency activated the national guard, a nighttime curfew is scheduled to remain in effect through the weekend. >> the most important thing is your safety the safety of all the infrastructure that is here, because without that we have no baltimore. >>reporter: it's a move that some are criticizing. >> marilyn mosby should have things open for business, you have things out there hurting.

families that survive on the tips they make from restaurants. from bars. >>reporter: a six officers arrested are now out on bail and demonstrators who come here night after night say they want to keep on protesting until all of those officers are convicted. in baltimore, mike fox2 news. >> a police officer is hospitalized tonight after he was shot in the face. it happened in queens around 630 tonight. two plainclothes officers approached the man on a man on the street almost immediately he opened fire on the officer and a bullet hit one officer in the face. the man took off, and a massive manhunt was launched. the suspect was found hiding in a house not far from the shooting scene and was arrested. according to the new york times officer who was shot did not suffer a life-threatening injury the bullet went into his cheek and out the right side of his head and it is thought to have missed his brain. the word of a mass killing in northern iraq islamic state militants killed 300 people held in captivity.

they are considered infidels by islamic extremist. last summer, thousands fled to mount saint chart to escape the group. since the islamic state took over large parts of iraq men and women have reportedly been executed and you see these men men -- women and children have been sold as slaves. in nigeria government forces say they rescued 677 captives of local iran. some of those are pregnant. the women and children were held in a forest, in northeast nigeria where the city extremist have a stronghold. there's been no announcement yet on whether any of those restaurant -- rescues were the students who were kidnapped from the schools a year ago. that mass kidnapping was covered worldwide and trevor the campaign -- trigger the campaign, bring back our girls. many americans trapped in yemen are upset that them american -- united states are not rescuing them.

they were warned to lean yemen in february with the usm is either close. now the us says it's too dangerous to try to rescue them, concerned al qaeda or other groups will target an airlift force the evacuation. >> i think all of us have hopes that yemen can find a path forward. it's not going to be easy. >> the americans who are trapped are mostly muslim, muslim activists here filed a lawsuit in federal court accusing the administration of. the faa issued a directive yesterday ordering extreme maintenance on power supplies for all 787 planes. the agency says that after 248 days of use, the plane could suddenly use all electrical power. if that happened, the crew could not control the aircraft. the maintenance requirements began immediately and will continue until software is developed to fix that problem.

tonight london landmarks are lit up to celebrate the birth of great ratings newest princess, the daughter of prince william and kate middleton isn't named jeff. the country seems pretty thrilled with her arrival. amy kellogg reports from london. >> on this day in the year 2,015, we welcome the second born of the royal highness is the duke and duchess of cambridge. the princess is fourth in line to the throne. >>reporter: they get to be named girl was delivered at 8:34 a.m. the baby weighing 8 pounds 3 ounces, both mom and her little princess are doing fine. >> i was surprised. i thought it was going to be a boy. i am very surprised area lovely

. loveliness. >> too many people here. i didn't even hear it. i just came to london. it's nice really. >>reporter: 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 sending an e-mail to journalists a minute before posting the big news on twitter. the official announcement placed on an easel and bucking -- buckingham palace. joined in on the celebration flashing this breaking his 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 will have to wait a bit more to see. in london, amy kellogg, foxnews. blues legend bb king is in hospice care tonight in his home in las vegas.

the 89-year-old musician and formed his bands yesterday he is now in hospice care he thanked his fans for all the well wishes and prayers. king was referring hospitalized earlier this week, the second time in just a month. he was diagnosed with diabetes decades ago, the rock 'n roll hall of famer is considered by many to be one of the greatest guitarist of all time. it's the fight that had even non- boxing fans paying up to $100 to watch. the fight of the century as some call it. coming up at a look at a bay area restaurant to draw out a big crowd to watch pacquiao to fight. firefighters pulled together for this little girl fighting cancer. the big way those first responders -- responders are helping her family. a fog offshore already pushing back into the bay.

coming up when that fog will leave tomorrow morning and i will let you know if we have any major warm-ups and the five day forecast.

today several people shaved their heads that live on mornings onto, it was to show solidarity with six or old miley who is battling cancer. her dad is in oakland firefighter. several members of the firefighter family not only shaved their head, but are also organizing something else for the little girl they know as smiley miley. the game is all about getting the puck in the net. but these hockey players are more focused on that little girl watching them through the glass. >> i like skating. >>reporter: six euros miley sometimes goes by smiley miley and it takes about a half second to see why. >> my daddy is a little bit

funny. >>reporter: and she smiled even when she talks about the cancer that could take her arms. >> it's something that's fighting your body so we have to get medicine to fight it back. >>reporter: doctors diagnosed miley with sarcoma a bone cancer. >> the world starts spinning and hasn't stopped. >> the only way to describe it is a sledgehammer to the stomach. you can describe it. you really can't. >>reporter: they also struggle to describe support they have gotten. miley's father is in oakland firefighter and when she was diagnosed he asked for a few days off. that was on a friday, i called them sunday morning and i said hey, did you get those three shifts covered he said i will see you in may. they had three and a half months covered in 20 minutes. >>reporter: than other wheels started turning. we met in 36 hours, we had a game. >>reporter: a game, of hockey by firefighters who held charity games before but they

say this one is different. >> i've worked with scotty a long time now, it makes it personal. >> the fact that we are able to help them out is a big deal for us. >>reporter: at saturday may 9, they will come together for this little girl. >> i get to write a pink firetruck. >>reporter: that is very cool. they are hoping to fill this rink to its rafters. >> we wanted to be packed. we wanted to be where you're talking to the person next to you and you can hardly hear what they're saying. >> i think you're going to see people from 20 different fire departments gather for this. >>reporter: there are tough days ahead, but they will never be alone. >> were just going to beat them with a hockey stick. >> i'm still emotional about it. it's hard. it's my baby. >>reporter: their baby only has to look through that glass to see the love that surrounds her. >> there's really no words for having a big hug, having the huge family.

it's amazing. >>reporter: ktvu fox2 news. >> lets help a lotlet's hope a lot of people show up for that game. we posted more information on our website at ktvu.com. fans of the two firemen -- for years, tonight it finally happened. coming up next the bay area's filipino community rallies for a boxing hero, we have their reaction to a decision. more legal does -- how much the utility is being sued for now.

we showed these kids some items from a nearby store, whoa! but they didn't know they were all tobacco products. ooh this is cool. it smells like gum. yummy. this smells like strawberry. ooh, are these mints? with colorful packaging and fruit and candy flavors that kids love, who do you think tobacco companies are targeting? do we get to keep any? it's pretty wild scene bars all across the bay area tonight i'll gather to watch what many call the fight of the century. after years of waiting, floyd

mayweather and manny pacquiao finally met) are lost -- las vegas boxing ring. the anticipation of this fight meant big business for bars and restaurant. >>reporter: they sure were, it was quite the lively crowd here earlier. most of them have gone home from this party. here was the reaction after the big decision tonight was announced. [inaudible] >>reporter: mayweather the weather -- winner by unanimous decision. most of these fans here in south san francisco watch party were pulling for pacquiao. >> i'm disappointed with the outcome of the fight. i'm a pacquiao fan and i was really pulling for him. but i can't disagree with the decision. >>reporter: the tone here shifted very dramatically at the end while this fight was

going on and even earlier in the day this was a crowd that was cheering and full of energy. fort mccamley restaurant was packed. >> there's been a big build up its finally here and were all really excited. >>reporter: a matchup years in the making between two fighters who consider the best of this generation. tickets to this mayweather pacquiao parties sold out more than a week ago. this restaurant is popular with the latino community. >> pacquiao has really represented the filipino community. >>reporter: the owners ordered double the amount of food and alcohol and order security. to help manage the crowds dominated by pakula supporters. >> a pacquiao is a good guy, he came from nothing and he is also my now. >>reporter: if you are pulling for the undefeated mayweather was fun with such an energetic

crowd. >> a real boxing fan doesn't care where he goes to see the fight, i know i was good to be out numbered when i walked in the door. >>reporter: and about 200 people here for this watch party, it was a very well behaved crowd people seem to be having a great time throughout the evening even though the outcome wasn't exactly what many of them had hoped for. >> there's a # on twitter that says filipino pride, and there's plenty of reason for that tonight. many of those records had a lot to do with money including the most expensive face value tickets in sports history. that would be $10,000. remember that's just face value. ringside tickets were being resold for well over $100,000. floyd mayweather is likely to make $180 million tonight, more than double the all-time boxing payout record. the average is about $83,000 a second.

yes, folks, i said $83,000 a second during tonight's fight. pacquiao was just a notch below but still expected to make $120 million but to put this in perspective the nfl salary cap is $143 million, remember that's for an entire team. >> there were some panic though was some panic though before the fight, people who spent up to a hundred dollars couldn't watch it. here's a message one directv subscriber got when they try to watch. you can see at the bottom it says this program is not available within the next 14 days. customers who have cox, time warner, directv and other providers also have some problems. >> i don't think 14 days would have worked. many boxing fans we saw tonight were sporting their worriers gear, tomorrow the second-round series against the methods grizzlies here in oakland. they've been offthey been offer more than a week after finishing off their first round sweep of the pelicans.

coming up a little later in sports rapping wrap in about ten minutes, we will preview the series will also hear from one of the grizzlies star players. pg ideas facing a 48 million-dollar lawsuit after the pipe linux -- exposing -- explosion last month. after it was punctured by a bulldozer. more than one dozen people were hurt. three of the injured were part of a jail inmate work crew. a lawyer for the inmates is filing a complaint against utility, the attorney says the explosion bears similarities to the 2010 san bruno blast that he says utility is culpable for the inmate injuries. authorities in contra costa county of arrested a nanny accused of molesting children. was taken into custody yesterday. he was booked on six counts of lewd and lascivious acts against a minor. younger than 14. they say he lived in concord but worked with his wife as a licensed nanny both he and his wife were employed by a licensed nanny agency.

today was a day of festivities and richmond, people came out to celebrate cinco de mayo. the richmond cinco de mayo peace and unity parade includes a lot of dancing and a lot of music. schoolchildren from across the city took part today and that started nine years ago during a turbulent time in a city where community organizers decided it was time to create an event that highlighted the positive aspects of richmond. a cooldown coming to the bay area. up next with a full look at what you can expect on your sunday.

the cooldown continues across the entire bay area remember just on thursday we had temperatures in the 80s and 90s. today still if you 80s out there but the beaches really have cooled off. you're probably shivering there throughout the afternoon hours. san francisco 56 lots of 80s for concord, livermore and antioch. we received this tweet from the angel island you can see it's a beautiful day in paradise out towards tiburon, there's a fall bank out there -- a fog bank out there probably notice the first thing tomorrow morning -- in fact is a closer look at the cloud coverage out towards point rage out toward the golden gate bridge. ocean beach has a few patches of heading back into the bay. here's a closer look at the satellite right now. lots of overcast over the golden gate bridge. current number shown you some 50s for santa rosa, 58 novato santa rosa checking and 50

degrees. cooler forecast and we were talking about that over the past couple of days what's happening is that marine layer is deepening, so without the cooler marine air gets transported inland. that means the inland neighborhoods will be cooling off back down into the 70s for tomorrow. no more '90s, no much in the way of 80s, rethinking some 70s inland. as far as overnight lows, first thing tomorrow morning the coolest spots will be in the 40s out sword -- out toward santa rosa. the areas of fog overnight it cool to mild a sunday. here's the wider perspective out the pacific. this will enhance that on to our breeze. sunday right off until tuesday little drop off in the number. clouds in the morning, skies carleigh cloudy for the afternoon hours. here's our forecast model, 7:00 o'clock tomorrow morning a blanket of clouds through san

francisco, half moon bay, oakland, a lot of cities here. even partly cloudy skies while inland and in the clouds clear back near the shoreline you can see temperatures there the beaches only in the upper 50s near 60 degrees. in fact, if you are heading to the coast to be extra careful. we have an increase in the south south, a lot of energy in the ocean developing as we head into the sunday forecast. but back on land mainly in the 70s for tomorrow afternoon. take a look at your forecast times for your sunday. santa rosa 69, fairfield mid- 70s, wins to pick up to the afternoon hours ten -- 20 miles an hour. livermore 70, san jose 70 degrees, cupertino 71, and half moon bay 61 degrees. san francisco 61. by the way, that's fahrenheit, if you ever want to convert fahrenheit to celsius just reversed the numbers, 61 degrees fahrenheit equals 16 degrees celsius. random fact i remember from being a meteorology major.

drop off indrop-off in those numbers for monday, some minor cooling for tuesday and wednesday, the clouds a factor in the morning, and skies becoming partly cloudy. there is that random fact for you. sixty-one equals 16. just that one temperature, though. >> of it 61 all know second what it is. the angels and the giants have quite again, and fax some say it was quite a throw. it was one of the oddest finishes and baseball. sports is next. we want to show you a live picture from vegas the mgm grand hotel where the fight of the century were 15 years into this century. it's not that big of a deal. but a lot of people watched. we'll tell you all about it coming up.

good evening everyone and welcome to the saturday night edition of sports. the title fight they been talking about for years finally happened tonight. many pacquiao and floyd mayweather in a welterweight bout we would show it to you, but we can't. those who said they would get the distance were right. those who said mayweather would win on a decision were right. mayweather landing a hundred and 80 punches to pacquiao 41 pacquiao record is now 56 -- two. the sports calendar the first weekend in may since affirmed in 1978. it will have to be done by american pharaoh was the 522 favorite. by the time the 18 horsfield hit the stretch it was a three- way battle between american

pharoah, firing lane, and dort -- dortmund the biggest crowd in derby history more than hundred 70,000 saw american pharoah when with victor espinoza aboard. american pharoah will now go after the second leg of the round in the preakness in two weeks. >> so far this baseball season the giants are enjoying the american portion of the schedule. metallica honored at the game today. got them off to a good start in the second. casey mcgehee, brandon crawford two -- zero giants led two -- one in the bottom of the fourth. crawford hits one to the deepest part of the ballpark. that's the fifth home run this

year for crawford. three -- one giants, angels mike trout with a solo home run in the fourth. alberts got a hold of that pitch to make it four -- two. the giants got that run back in the bottom of the seventh, with leicester, dtm car, a no for the hardy fans that guy is not afraid to risk injury to get to the home run ball. he went eight strong innings in search of his first win of the year. the giants used three relievers in the endgame, with a base hit off santiago christia but the tying run at third. taylor featherstone came into run, matt shot to the right- sided hip featherstone that's out to number three. strange way for the game to end, but the giants will take it. he gets credited with a base hit, transmitted five -- four to go for a sweep tomorrow. if you could call it one that got away that would be the

case for the oakland a's tonight. doggy days in the ballpark a's and rangers in the seventh inning tied it seven. billy burke lay down a bunt caught the rundown, that is until the catcher throws the ball into left field. canon comes home, it four -- three a's. josh reddick with a couple runners on base and that's homer number three for reddick who's hitting nine straight games, six run inning for the a's gives them a seven -- three lead. the big hits, this shot fernando about has to wear that one. a three run homer. the elder batter -- only batter he faced. bases were loaded, nobody out, had a smash of the middle that he could only deflect. rangers get a walk off eight -- seven in ten.