. >>> an amber alert is in effect for an oakland girl, why police are at her father's house. >>> and a mother and a child are hit by an suv, we will tell you what we are learning about the driver. >>> and it is a big day in the flight of 214, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. >> i am brian flores, i, we will have to get an umbrella as well. 60s and 70s and 80s, here is sal. >>> it is also good for the entire commute and we had a couple of minor things, for the most part westbound 808 and -- 880, now let's go back to the desk. >>> we continue to follow breaking news where police are searching the home of a missing girl she was last seen with this and here is more on what police are saying about daphne's father, katie? >> reporter: oakland police have been guarding the scene all night and now that it is starting to become daylight, we are seeing investigators here and i am told the fbi is involved as well as the sheriff's office. here to is a picture of daphne web and he told investigators he went into a market on international. he said he

we are following a developing story out of oakland where the port of oakland will be closed today. this morning with an in oakland is still missing. and her family says more needs to be done to find her. daphne webb's father says she was kidnapped from his car which was parked outside an east oakland convenient store one week ago. the family has elaborated on their efforts to find daphne by organizing searches, putting together a web site and holding a vigil. there are still many unanswered questions surrounding the disappearance of the little girl but the family is doing all they can to find the little girl. [ male announcer ] it's 7am and steve is already thinking about tomorroorw. which is why he's investing in his heart healteah by eating kellogg's raisin bran®. good morning dad d. hi, sweetie.ti [ male announcernc ] here's another eye opener.e not only is kellogg'ogs raisin bra bn® heart healthy it's a delicious sourcoue of potassium. ♪ ♪ it's a delicious sourcoue of potassium. mom make you eat that? i happen to like raisins. now that's what i'm talkin' about. [ male announcernc ] invest in your h

talks, no new talks are scheduled today however, negotiators for both camps are hold up in an oakland hotel. it is possible talks could resume any time and his mediators are trying to get the talks going again. >> the administration expect is the parties to negotiate and meet and talk about a settlement. >> both sides are blaming each other for bad space bargaining and they are telling them they are sorry they could not afford a strike. once again, they are on the picket lines instead of inside the trains and on the stations and they are there from the lake merit station from what is happening there, tara? >>reporter: well bart workers are not here any time soon and they are out here at the merit station reminding folks of why they walked out on the job. they certainly startled the commute and what would normally take an hour would sometimes take up to two hours. the chp is converting them to a carpool lane and 3 plus passengers and the connector ramp to the bridge, be aware of that, they are doubling the charter buses and they will have 36 buses today to shuttle people into san franc

three vehicles were damaged including an oakland patrol car. another car hit the side of the car and ones with taken to the hospital and two into custody. >> the death of a worker at the port of oakland prompt add 24 hour union shut down to pay tribute to her memory but it caught union workers by vice and is causing a huge backup at the port. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield joins us. >> it wasn't an accident at the port. she had a seizure so the delegate is not being investigated but the union decided to stop work in observance of her death and look who that is impacting, all of these truck drivers who showed up for work say they were not told and are questioning that. they are also questioning if this makes senator. truck drivers were surprised when the port of oakland did not open this morning. some of them drove all night to be here. they then figured out through word of mouth that it was closed because a worker here died year. >> they should have enoughed the companies that deliver here or pickup here but then they could tell us but nothin

oakland police say most of the people arrested for vandalism monday night were not from oakland. >>> an oakland waiter is recovering after he was attacked by protestors on monday. a masked man hit him in the face with a hammer at the restaurant flora in oakland. drew cribley was trying to protect the business when the protestors moved in. >>> in l.a., protestors attacked a kcbs tv reporter, dave bryan, and his photographer. they were in the middle of a live interview monday night. cameras were rolling as the two men who attacked them ran away. dave and his photographer had minor injuries. >>> so many developing news out of southern california. crews are fighting a huge wildfire in the mountains west of palm springs. the flames and smoke can be seen for miles. firefighters have the mountain fire 10% contained. now, the fire has burned 8,000 acres since it started monday. at least 650 firefighters are on the firelines. there are mandatory evacuations in the area. >>> a dangerous heat wave gripping much of the east coast scorching temperatures expected to last through the week. new york city's lar

. >>> an oakland neighborhood is remembering a woman gunned down driving near her home this week. the victim had been calling for security to fight crime in the area. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran with the outpouring of love for the victim. good morning, cate. >> reporter: good morning, brian. today city leaders are joining with community members to continue judy salamon's fight after she was killed by the type of crime she was trying to stop. friends and family of the 66- year-old animal lover gathered at a vigil for salamon last night. later this morning, they will join together where she was shot, with two oakland councilmembers to demand the city step up security efforts. she and others recently tried to hire private security guards to make their neighborhood safer. now the community is honoring her by taking on her crusade. >> breaks your heart that somebody would lose her life senselessly. just wanted to be here for her. >> totally random, stupid, wasteful. i can't even understand the motivation. >> reporter: oakland police say the shooter fired directly into salamon's car o

>> raj, the doctor is an oakland pediatrician. he began practicing medicine like most doctors, focusing on saving lives by curing disease. he soon realized though that disease wasn't the biggest threat to his patients. trauma, including violence, was. what he did with that realization is tonight's "bay area proud." >> come on in, guys. we're going to debrief. >> reporter: of all the truly important skills he's teaching these young people. >> every single day we're learning something new here. >> reporter: the greatest, just might be the ability to see the future, to see that no matter what obstacles they face in life, it is possible to su suremount them just like he did. >> i teach students how to believe in themselves. >> reporter: he grew up poor in a single parent family in east los angeles. the concept of ever going to college, let alone medical school, was not part of his reality. >> absolutely not. what role model did i have to even consider that as a possibility? >> reporter: thomas says it was the intervention of key adult

these are live pictures from chopper 5 over doolittle park near an oakland marina. investigators are having to work backwards as they attempt to find that girl. good afternoon, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. michelle griego is on assignment. >>> kpix 5's cate caugiran joins us though live in oakland where the search for 21-month- old daphne webb is well under way. cate. >> reporter: frank, oakland police brought in their marine unit to search this waterfront area. we're told this is an area where daphne and her father liked to visit. we want to show you, there's a mobile command unit here in place. investigators will send in a robot to do an underwater search in addition to the active on the ground search. the primary focus is still locating 21-month-old daphne viola webb say. her father says she was taken from his suv while he was inside a convenience store. daphne was inside the car with her grandmother. police say webb is not now considered a suspect in the case, however, he was arrested for child endangerment because he left his daughter in the car with his moth

still ahead, an update to breaking news in oakland. r-old girl shot and killed at a sleepover. two other children and their grandmother fighting to survive. we'll tell you why police say the house they were sleeching in was struck by bullets. >>> plus is a high-tech device sacrificing your privacy for public safety? we'll tell you how police could be tracking your every move next. >>> a foggy start to the day overlooking san francisco this morning. christina has a look at the temperatures, the warmup on the way. mike has a look at your morning commute throughout the bay area, 6:27. a lot more news ahead. >>> breaking news in oakland, an 8-year-old girl killed and two other children clinging to life. we're live with a search for suspects in an overnight shooting at a sleepover. >>> tracking your every move. we'll tell you why police can have a digital copy of your daily routine next. >>> taking a live look to new york. ucp, that stands for united cerebral palsy, helping to ring the opening bell on wall street this morning. there it is an

updates and a strike survival guide on our website, kpix.com. >>> a restaurant double murder shocks an oakland neighborhood. >> i have lived here for 20 years and i have never seen anything like this. it's really -- it's changed. >> what happened in the moments before two employees were shot and the plan of action to keep businesses safe. >> breaking news on the feat of san francisco city college. the decision just handed down and what it means for the school's future. >> san ramon and livermore and concord day 6 of triple-digit temperatures but beaten by ukiah 111 degrees. there is an end in sight. that and your fireworks forecast coming up. >> an exciting step in the fight against aids. what happened to two patients that could bring researchers closer to a cure. ,,,,,,,, the accrediting commis >>> new at 5:00 city college of san francisco has had its accreditation revoked. that accrediting commission for community and junior colleges made that move this afternoon. it means that the state's largest community college does not meet program criteria. college officials have tried to turn things a

scouring an oakland or clues in the >>> windy conditions threaten homes but it didn't have to. ironic situation that complicated a firefight. >> scouring an oakland neighborhood for clues in a disappearance of a 21-month-old girl. the two people who were noticeably absent. >> need some extra cash? if you have what one bay area bay bridge contractor wants could you get $1,000 or more. kpix 5 news is next. ,,,,,,,, >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. it has been more than two weeks since 21-month- old daphne webb was reported missing. there's still no sign of he

plaza with crowded roadways expected this evening where the oakland a's >> a double homicide in an oakland restaurant and today we learn that the victims may have been a case of mistaken identity. it happened at the wingstop restaurant before closing. dick smith joins us from oakland. this is new information. >> it is. police say that everything happened quickly and this is very much an active investigation. they have been able to confirm that this was neither an attempted robbery or a planned event. today, a man is in custody and they are actively looking if a second suspect. police say this is very much an active investigation. technicians are still in the process identifying and interviewing witnesses and process, evidence from the scene. before midnight on tuesday, two employees of this wingstop were shot and killed by two customers. abc7 news has been able to confirm that through the review of felt and sales receipt, no cash was stolen from the store or the two murder victims. oakland police would not go so far to confirm the shooting as a case of solid mistaken identity but he said,

a community is mourning the death of an eight-year-old oakland girl. here is what we know this morning. no arrests have made. police don't have a suspect or a motive. they say a man knocked on the door of an apartment just before 11:30 on wednesday night on the 34- hundred block of wilson avenue. then opened fire on the people inside. 8-year-old alaysha carradine was shot and later died at oaklan'd children hospital. she was visiting her friend for a sleep-over. two other children were also wounded. so was their 64-year-old grandmother. police investigating the shooting say they are determined to catch the killer. return to index of ------------------------ 8-year-old alaysha carradind would have been a third-grader at fruitvale elementary in the fall. a memorial is growing in front of the home of the slain 8-year-old girl, and police are searching for the shooter. kron 4's will tran is live in oakland with the latest on the investigation. people from the neighborhood where alaysha was killed held a rally last night. won't be kept. homeland seurity secr

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. >> catherine: vandals badly damaged an oakland restaurant during the protests last night. it's called "flora" -- on 19th and telegraph. one of the windows was shattered. and there's graffiti that was spray-painted. a waiter was standing outside trying to protect the restaurant from more damage. and a protestor hit him on the head with a hammer. he was blooded and bruised and went to the emergency room. the restaurant owners say he's doing ok tonight -- and will take a few days off before returning to work. >> we live in oakland and we do not accept the acquittal of george zimmerman at all. i wish that something we could do ".doesn't exist. so." >> catherine: an oakland program called "youth radio" -- which gets students involved with media. got caught up in the violence. the group's building had about 6-thousand dollars in damage to its windows. the director says it's a lesson for his students -- but an expensive one. >> catherine: coming up in our next half hour-- oakland's police chief talks about his department's reaction to the damage caused in last night's rally. that

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no new talks are scheduled for today, however we understand negotiators are now in an oakland oh hotel. there is also clearly some and mousety to -- animosity coming between bart workers and others. >>> i said they went to -- [inaudible] >> both sides are blaming the other for bad faith bargaining and they are telling 400,000 daily riders they are sorry they could not afford a strike. once again, they are out on the picket lines and tara moriarty joins us from the lake merit station, here is more on what is happening now. >>> bart worker's, we are waiting for a bart official to arrive to give us more information or lack there of. >> reporter: they tied it up and people saw their commute times double and even triple. they are converting near the carpool lane, three plus passengers and connector ramp to the bridge. we will have 36 buses to shuttle people to san francisco, 76 buses total and yesterday it was costing the agency $70,000 a day and now that amount will obviously be pushed up. if you live in oakland or the ferry, a wash wall carpool was limited. from hayward and free none we h

. >>> a man crashed into an oakland house on alice and 7th. police say the drive was taken to highland hospital. the crews are working to pull the vehicle from the house. >>> firefighterses have a 3- acre fire. this is from our partnership with abc7. it is surrounded by paved roads. crews had it under control. the asphalt kept it from spreading. >> reporter: it was 92 in concord. 96 in pleasanton. 91 in san rafael. closer to the coastline not much change. the fog is rolling back in. the fog is set to affect the coastline and bay shores and will be fairly brief into the morning. it leads to warm conditions. cooler weather is ahead. we will look at the extended forecast coming up. >>> it has been called one of spain's worst raicrashes. >>> old messages from anthony weiner. what he plans to do in new york. >>> why the school district is considering legal action to have test scores count. >> watch kron4news at 8:00 a.m. or 8:00 p.m. it is our way for thanking you for watching. register at kron4.com. announcer: through sunday at sleep tr save hundr

an invasion of privacy? will surveillance video be expanded in oakland? >> a blow for bay area taxi >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> it is wednesday at 5:00. thanks for joining us. >> check on the weather forecast. not going to be swimming weather? >> the kind of weather we have been having. mike? >> our weather pat end is stuck in neutral. it is having a hard time getting traction. look, it is dry. there is drizzle at the coast and a little bit of mists but, today, get ready for hazy sunshine again this afternoon. temperatures are below average. inland we go from 74 at petaluma to 84 headed to antioch and around the bay, 65 in south san francisco to 76 headed to fremont and mountain view and at the coast in san francisco we will have 60 to 65 degrees with the clouds

. >>> illegal fireworks sparked an oakland house fire but it was what firefighters had them calling police. an off--duty firefighter saw smoke just 7:00 and called it in. fire firefighters say fireworks started the fire and spread to the building. while putting out the flames, they found about a hundred marijuana plants growing in. >> they are all connected through windows and doors. they are all related. >> no arrests have been made. the police are interviewing the homeowner and another individual who lives there. >>> firefighters were busy putting out a brush fire in the oakland hills. that started at an abandoned girl scout cabin at joaquin miller park. about three acres of fire burned. firefighters were out checking for hot spots. no other structures were damaged. firefighters say some of the residents left on their own. >>> a couple from campbell have been found in the wilderness. they were overcome by heat on wednesday in arizona near the border with utah. authorities say the temperature was over 100 degrees. hikers found found her body yesterday and his body was found 100 feet away.

. >>> the port of oakland reopened a little more than an hour ago since being closed since a worker there. >> trucks lined the roads to the port this morning. >> a show of solidarity, the union was marking the death of the woman who died after a vehicle accident on the job yesterday. >> the truck drivers say nobody told them. >> we have sympathy are in the family, you know, but still, you know, if they want to have a show of solidarity, have a benefit for the person, raise money at their hall, do whatever they want. >> don't kill everybody in the port. >> union officials told the san francisco chronicle that daniels had a seize and you are hit a nonmoving object. >> it does not appear to be an straebl straul -- in dust rial rate. >> from january through june, there were 25 homicides in san jose. >> a 39% increase over the previous year. >> the on report also shows gang related violent crimes are down 16%. >> the decrease is due in part to highly visible foot patrol. >> officers are going out, getting out of their cars, walking the back carports and neighborhoods that have been known to be

an oakland, please make sure they outnumbered protesters.e department fell under scrutiny for being unprepared following saturday's verdict. police handed out tickets and made one arrest, a much different scene from monday night's rallies. as city council meeting was held earlier in the night and neighbors talked about their concerns following monday night's a violent protest. they say they did not feel their city is prepared for what could happen if the protests continue. paul figueroa from the oakland police department's as officers were prepared with a contingency plan when the verdict came down on saturday. he says police presence has been growing each day, but it is sometimes difficult to control the crowds. >> it is very difficult in that situation to deal with the large numbers of individuals who stand out from the main group to engage in acts of violence and other acts of vandalism that were occurring. one group was being assaulted as they are taking one group into custody. we are very serious about moving forward. >> police are aski

an hour. that is after a marathon negotiation session overnight. kpix 5's cate caugiran is at caltrans district 4 office in oakland. any progress? >> reporter: that meeting is going to take place in about an hour. bart and the two unions met for nearly 8 straight hours last night. now that both sides have rested, commuters are hoping today will be the day they can possibly reach a deal. [ chanting ] >> on strike, on strike! >> reporter: picketers continued outside this morning after their bargaining teams rested after hours of negotiation. the two sides adjourned at 3 a.m. state mediators appointed by governor brown asked bart and the unions not to talk depails about the negotiations. >> we have gotten to the point where we're no longer talking about what's on the table. that's what's best. we want to be sure the conversations stay at the table to get a deal done as soon as possible. >> we want to get back to work. it's rough out here. a lot of us are tired. but, you know, we're out here to stick it out. we want to be treated fairly. >> reporter: we new numbers from bart this afternoon over how much money the agen

oakland is flirting with 60 degrees. it is 55 degrees out the door in livermore. we do have anessure to the north and in government to the east. we have this area that is approaching the california coastline. they are battling this out in the atmosphere. the low pressure is creating an onshore flow. we are seen cloud cover. into the weekend the high pressure will dominate and the temperatures will become warmer. >> fog tracker 4 is showing we will still be dealing with this. for those of you, or on the other areas as you head into the afternoon we will have no 90's today. 86 degrees in antioch menlo 80s to the ballot. the temperatures will mainly be in the '70s. oakland to that will have a high of 70 degrees and 72 degrees for san jose. low 80s for a sunnyvale and cupertino. los gatos will be pretty close to 90. downtown san francisco only had a high of 64 degrees yesterday. novro will come in at 77 degrees. ato will have a high of only 77 degrees. saturday will be the warmest day of the week. we will have 80s inland. >> we are still looking at a pretty good ride around the bay

what the death of an oakland woman has her neighbors rushing to do now. >> and water shoots up. what caused the geyser. >> good evening, i'm annette. we begin tonight with a deadliest single outbreak of violence since egypt's military ousted its president three weeks ago. at least 65 people were killed as protesters and police engaged in gunfire. today's clashes were sparked when morsi protesters tried to expand their sit in camp and were confronted by police and armed civilians. kpix5's don knapp shows us why an unstable egypt could mean trouble for the u.s. >> nighttime demonstrations looked joyful from the air as antimorsi egyptians rallied for a mandate against terrorism. but by the light of day on the ground, other gathering show the deepening crisis hitting the supporters of the military, morsi, against others who want him returned to office. the deadliest violence since morsi was ousted left 65 people dead and 270 wounded. a makeshift morgue was overwelmed. and doctor told tv, all had been shot in the head, the heart, or chest, and claimed everyone was targeted. the milit

an extensions? motion passes. thank you. >> the department of homeland security is giving oakland $2 million to expand an existing surveillance program set up at the port of oakland in 2008 to protect against a terror attack. the new measure does not add new cameras but re-purposes four existing cameras to include other parts of oakland. the program will be run out of a future surveillance center at office of emergency services. in response to privacy concerns, council members voted the foot average not be recorded or stored. the aclu is opposed to the added surveillance. cameras could be used to track workers trying to organize a union or citizens going to an a.a. meeting or abortion clinic. the other controversial ordinance has to do with disamending protesters. more on that at 6:30. >> developing news, external -- there were bedbugs found at two goodwill locations. >> it will cost goodwill hundreds of thousands of dollars, and the little bedbugs are causing big problems at the san francisco warehouses. workers have tossed out almost all of the donated goods being stored in burlingame and a lot of the product in

. >>> this morning, an oakland neighborhood is banding together to call for tighter security after a woman was shot to death in her car. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran is live with how that woman had actually been pushing for more protection before she died. >> reporter: today city leaders and community members are going to join together to continue judy salamon's crusade. the 66-year-old -- the friends and family of the 66-year-old animal lover gathered at a vigil for salamon last night. later this morning, they will join together where she was shot with two oakland councilmembers to demand the city step up security efforts. recently salamon and a few other neighbors tried to hire private security guards to make their neighborhoods safer. now the community is honoring her by taking on her fight. >> breaks your heart that somebody would lose their life senselessly. >> totally random stupid wasteful. i can't even understand the motivation. >> reporter: oakland police say the shooter fired directly into salamon's car on fern street in the maxwell park neighborhood. she was only a few bl

. >>> tonight calls for action from oakland residents first, we start with an oakland a gunman with the child inside. jeff bush of details of what happened and has more of the dramatic video. >> reporter: take a look at the top of the screen and you will see the man with the white t-shirt pulled out his gun. >> he was going around here he was shooting wi looking. >> reporter: ortiz says this is the man that pulled the trigger. jose got the video on this store on high street where the shooting happened. the sh fired. jose's grandson was in the backseat of the car. >> he was shooting of somebody in the back of the street and at the corner and he ran over there and my grandson called me, my son calling me all upset. >> he took the video to the police but says nothing has happened. >> the investigators from the department told me that they did not do anything about it. so where do we go from here from the da they're not doing anything? we are never going to stop this crime and never going to get this guy. >> reporter: jose wants the police to reopen the case and wants the district attorney

an alarm system. but it is unlikely the school will be able to replace the computers any time soon. so the people most hurt by all this, the students. reporting live in oakland. channel 2 news. >>> they filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. pueblo has stores in the area and monterey and central valley. it reached an impasse with the only secured creditor and developing a rehe organization plan. the pueblo stores will remain open and continue to pay its employees. >>> this river walk is supposed to be a beautiful area for some to enjoy. some say it is a nuisance. we will tell you what the stink is all about. >>> rosemary will be here to tell you about scattered showers and a look into the future. bart is asking for your thoughts on a new train car design. also, the latest on labor talks. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . >>> welcome back to the ktvu news at noon. they will hold a news conference to lodge complaints against the lead negotiator. thomas hawk is unable to attend contract talks until july 29th. that is days before the august 4th deadline imposed by the unions. if an agreement is not reached by then bart workers could walk off the job for a second time. it brought s

. >> people in an oakland neighborhood have hired private security to patrol their streets. why they have taken such a drastic step. >> i could afford it, but you have to protect your property. >> he has agreed with more than 150 neighbors to pay for a private security firm to patrol their streets. a question and answer meeting was held. he says she set up. he doesn't want to become a victim. >> it's going to be me or my wife or my kids or my neighbors. >> she thinks it will help. >> there have been fewer cars stolen in the neighborhood. down the corner on hyde street. that is of concern to me. >> it's the shootings death of 8-year-old on july 17th as she opened her front door. that happened in the city's diamond district. then less an a mile away, one was shot to death in her car here near the park area. residents say they have been working on finding extra security for more than a year. >> it's the city's government's responsibility on make every neighborhood safe regardless if they can afford supplemental patrols like this one. >> they say the fee is $15 a month to have a

. >> a woman driving through an oakland neighborhood was shot and killed this afternoon. police say the 66-year-old was hit by a bullet as she drove along fern street. sky 7 overhead as officers swarmed the scene searching for clues. police say they were alerted to this shooting by the shot spotter gunfire detection system. no word yet on motive and nobody has been arrested. >> an he vac order lifted in alamo. a gas leak forced businesses and residents to get out of the area this morning. people told to leave immediately. abc 7 news joins us now with the latest. keira? >> you can see behind me crews are still doing some work. making some repairs at the intersection of danville boulevard and stone valley road. still work to be done but at long last, the gas line gushing for hours today is closed. crews worked to clamp a broken gas line caused when crews were working on a broken water line. >> you find utilities now, there are a lot of pipes on the ground. and many, many pipes and markings were earth movement and changes happening subdivisions. >> east bay mud spokesman say

an oakland police public information officer is on the way to get us information. a lot of police officers on the scene, tori. we'll investigate and bring you all of the tee tails as to what happened out there as soon as we get it. >> yeah. so if people are wondering what being on the the -- wondering what is going on. >> yes. >> the streets are blocked off. >>> there's people people. there was luggage. everything fell, too -- everything fell apart. people kind of trapped climbing over stuff to get out. >> what a tae kwon do student did after the asiana crash to resume a sense of normalcy. i'm totally in love with the avocado on this sub. i love avocado so much i started a facebook page... oh you should post a picture of my new earrings... those would go perfectly with this sweater i'm knitting. [ chain saw revs ] i'm sorry, did you say something? i was just tending to my avocado tree. ooops, i forgot to lock my avocar...do... [ beeping ] have you met my first-born son? avocado? [ coos ] [ male announcer ] show your avocado love. add this superfood boost to the tur

. >>> an oakland mother speaks publicly for the first time since the shooting death of her 8-year-old daughter at a slumber party. >>> good evening. i'm heather holmes. >> i'm ken wayne. >>> it's been a day full of protests all over the country with people calling for justice for trayvon martin. we want to show you a live look from news over downtown oakland. there's protesters on bicycles on the streets. that's oakland city hall on the left side of the screen. they are right near frank ogawa plaza. that's been the epicenter of the protest for the last few days as oakland and other cities across the country participate in these protests against the george zimmerman verdict. we've been covering the demonstrations all day long. ktvu's jade hernandez is following protesters but we begin with noelle walker. >> reporter: this is where a bike protest is. people gathered around 5:00. just a short minutes ago, they went on the move. you can see from newschopper2 they are at 14th and broadway. right now we're told they are on their way to west oakland. this is one of many rallies planned today

. >>> new video -- an oakland police car was involved in a crash this morning in emeryville. it reportedly followed a chase. at least one other car was involved. we have attempted to contact oakland police about the collision but have not been able to get any information from them. >>> this evening relatives of a missing toddler in oakland will pray for her safe return. a candlelight vigil for 20- month-old daphne webb is set for 6:30 tonight at 79th avenue and international boulevard. that's where her father reported her missing exactly one week ago. john webb was notably absent during a fruz conference yesterday. daphne's mom was there but was too emotional to speak. >> they are here to show their unwavering support and love and bring baby daphne home. >> the oakland police have not identified john webb as a suspect in daphne's dispeerns. the girl was last seen in late june. the family is working with the clidz class foundation to help -- with the if klaas kids foundation to help -- the family is working with the klaas kids foundation to help the family. >> reporter: trucke

an oakland man says his son lost his hearing after eating a paint chip full of lead. the paint industry argues that it never deliberately sold harmful products to consumers and old paint is no longer significant public health risk. >>> the nsa might be tracking our phone calls and e-mails. now retailers are also getting into the surveillance cam. kpix5 shows us how stores are keeping a close eye on our shopping habits. >> in the movie, minority report, tom cruise has a chip embedded in his head that among other things, ties into sensors at futuristic stores. >> welcome back to the gap. >> that is just science fiction, right? >> we are a lot closer than this than anybody realizes. >> here's what you may see when you walk around a department store. here's what others see. >> the comprehensive solution for gathering in store performance data. >> you walk in and they can tell you your sex, how long you spend where, what you're looking at, what you buy. >> if you're not looking happy and they contract that you buy chocolate, when you are maybe coming into the store at a ce

, abc7 news. >> people in an oakland neighborhood have hired private security to patrol their streets. here's why they have taken such a drastic step. >> i could afford it, but the thing is, you have to protect your property. >> joe has agreed with more than 150 of his neighbors in maxwell park to pay for a private security firm to patrol the streets. today a meeting was help with the firm. he says he is fed up with the increase of crime friday oakland and doesn't want to back victim. >> it's going to be me next or my wife or my kids or my neighbors. >> maxwell park resident says she thinks it will help. >> there's been two or three cars have been stolen in the neighborhood, and there have been killings in this park. >> you think this will help? >> i do. >> the killings are the shooting deaths of an eight-year-old as she opened her front door in the diamond district. then just last week, less than a mile away, 66-year-old woman was shot to death in her car. residents say they've been working on finding extra security for more than a year. it's a move council member regre

home. >> and a family torn apart. >> our hope is she is going to come back to us. >> a week after an oaklandtoddler is reports missing. there was a prayer vigil tonight for the little girl reported missing a week ago. her family says she was kidnapped wednesday in east oakland. kron 4's jeff bush was there and has the story. >> reporter: this vigil was attended by 60 to 50 of daphne's friends, family, and parishioners. >> they are a playing family. we are a church going family. we are a family that believes in god and jesus as our savior. and if nobody knows where she is, god knows where she is. >> reporter: kevin davis, daphne's grandfather addressing the crowd of the concerned, telling them not to give up hope and asking for their prayers for little daphne viola webb. >> whoever has her or knows where she is, i don't care how many people it is. we want our baby back. we want to know where she is right now. >> reporter: daphne's father and mother were both at the vigil but stood conspicuously apart the whole time. >> we are very hopeful. we just want her back. bring daphne home. that's all

we have an update on the out-of- control wildfire threatening homes near palm springs. >> developing news in oakland girl is killed after a shooting at an apartment complex. we'll have the latest in a live report. ,,,,,,,, announcer: right now at sleep train, save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic. ,,,,,,,, choose $300 in free gifts with tempur-pedic. even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train. >>> i'm cate caugiran. welcome back to kpix 5. we are following up on a shooting that happened here in oakland on the 3400 block of wilson avenue at this apartment complex that you see right here. oakland police say they are still looking for a suspect. they got reports of shots fired last night. when they got to the apartment, they found four people suffering from gunshot wounds. police say it appears the suspect or suspects fired into the apartment hitting all four victims. three of them young children. an 8-year-old girl, a 7-year- old girl and a 4-year-old boy. the other victim was a grandmother of two of the children. oakl

. >>> later today an oakland city will talk about implementing a new anti-weapon law. the proposal would make it illegal to carry makeshift weapons such as hammers, sling shots, clubs and shields during protests. it was proposed after a downtown restaurant worker was struck in the face with hammer during a protest on monday. >>> 4:34 this morning. we're getting new detail about where the wreckage of asiana flight 214 is being held and who is paying for it. the examiner reports sfo is charging the airline $15,000 to keep the wreckage from the crash at its hub for two weeks. asiana has to remove it by july 26th. sfo says ditz not plan to extend that deadline. last friday we showed you live as the wreckage was toed to a remote part of the airport to allow the runway to reopen. >>> a monterey county family is the first to filed a lawsuit against asiana airlines. they filed in federal court seeking $5 million for negligence and recklessness. they say the mother is unable to return to work and her son has serious back problems now. three people died in that july 6 crash. >>>

. >>> family and friends gather to remember an oakland woman and her love of animals. neighbors call her death yesterday a senseless crime. >> how did this car get in this building? that's the big question that police in nevada are asking after a smash to a restaurant this afternoon. >> i don't know why he was going fast. what made him continue that speed? if he is an experienced driver. >> the driver of the train that derailed in spain had been going more than twice the speed limit when he rounded the curve. but that's not the most shocking thing we're learning about him. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> and i'm ken bastida. she loved animals and worked to prevent the kind of thing that took her life. a woman shot and killed while driving oen a quiet oakland street. kpix5's juliette goodrich was at the memorial. >> it's a really tragic loss for everybody here. >> judy salamon's family stood in front of her home. they held candles and expressed kind words about woman known as the pet nanny. >> breaks your heart somebody would lose their life senselessly. >> totally

oakland. the group which has been relatively peaceful all day were told the disperse less than an hour ago. >> the group has been rallying in regard to the george zimmerman not guilty verdict. >>> we begin with deborah villalon. >> reporter: a lot of anger, a lot of anguish over the verdict and you can hear and see it right now at 14th street and broadway. for the second night in a row about 100 people are ignoring police orders to disperse. they are circling the intersection. this is what remains of a march of 500 that started about five hours ago. sanford florida is some 7,000 miles away from oakland. but for this crowd the trayvon martin story feels local. reminiscent of young unarmed oscar grant shot by a cop convicted of manslaughter. now watchmen george zimmerman walks free. >> we're all americans, we're all human and we should all be angry. it was a travesty, zimmerman was guilty, he should have never been carrying a gun. >> reporter: many brought children, the trial a teachable event. >> it doesn't matter who they are. they still are powerful, they still are awesome. >> reporter: this

, abc7 news. >> people in an oakland neighborhood have hired private security to patrol their streets. here's why they have taken such a drastic step. >> i could afford it, but the thing is, you have to protect your property. >> joe has agreed with more than 150 of his neighbors in maxwell park to pay for a private security firm to patrol the streets. today a meeting was help with the firm. he says he is fed up with the increase of crime friday oakland and doesn't want to back victim. >> it's going to be me next or my wife or my kids or my neighbors. >> maxwell park resident says she thinks it will help. >> there's been two or three cars have been stolen in the neighborhood, and there have been killings in this park. >> you think this will help? >> i do. >> the killings are the shooting deaths of an eight-year-old as she opened her front door in the diamond district. then just last week, less than a mile away, 66-year-old woman was shot to death in her car. residents say they've been working on finding extra security for more than a year. it's a move council member regre

. >> an oakland neighborhood mourning the murder of a woman known as pet nanny. judy solo monday was shot and killed in her car yesterday just blocks from her home. abc 7 news is at the oakland police headquarters where detectiveses -- detectives are working on the investigation. >> investigators have surveillance video and fingerprint evidence from the scene. they're not talking yet about a motive but neighbors are convinced it was robbery. 2400 block of fern is described as shady. >> talking about drug dealers people live a lesser life style, if you will for lack of a better term. >> darrell tyler says she the hang out on this block where 66-year-old judy solomon drove up yesterday afternoon. candles and flowers mark the spot where she was shot in the middle of the street. >> something, a guy looking for stuff to steal figuring in you walk in front of a car they'll stop f its a woman, they've got a purse. >> joel has been spends with her 20 years. >> she took care of my cats when i was out of town. i took care of her animals when she was out of town. >> she hd

. >> an oakland neighborhood is mourning the death of a well liked women who was gunned down in broad daylight. ktvu's sal castaneda joins us from oakland. you have been talking with neighbors who are fed up with what they say is a growing problem. >> reporter: that's right, pam, i want to show you this block here. this block does not have houses on it and it has a view so people say that neighbors -- people say that people have come here, parked their cars, they drink beer and smoke and hang out and that has become a problem say the neighbors. today people have been coming to a memorial set up by neighbors of 66-year-old judy solomon, one lady burned incense at the spot of the killing where people have left pictures, candles and newspaper clippings, many had groan used to her here walking her own pets here. >> she was always walking and you know it is something that you get used to seeing a person in a certain time and certain you know every day things. >> police say the shooting happened as solomon, who lives nearby was driving her car up the hill before 1:30 yesterday. witnesses sa

daphne lives with her parent ins an oakland hills apartment.ghbors have not seen the little girl in weeks. kron 4 has learned that her mother kiana webb was restricted from being 100 yards from her daughter because of a drug conviction. >>> the fog was the big weather story out there today. tomorrow, we will see widespread fog again in the morning but it will clear faster and that will lead to warmer conditions especially inland. into thursday and friday, even less fog is expected so we will be back in the 90s away from the coast. here is a look at the fog tracker. widespread fog conch through the morning hours. by 8:00, we are seeing the fog lift a little bit from the delta, but it still remains everywhere else by 10:00. the fog scales back to portions of the north bay. bay shores, the peninsula and back to the coastline. this is a good representation of what we could see. we could see some clearing tomorrow afternoon because of our winds out of the north are expected to pick up and that tends to clear the fog from the north bay coastline. tem

jeffrey clark charged with assaulting an oakland police officer.ice say both men were arrested on monday when a splinter group broke away from a peaceful march. another one shares a different side of the protest. a waiter named drew was brutally attacked while trying to protect his restaurant from the mob. >> i heard somebody banging on ourdound, pushed him off and said stop. and that was the degree of our interaction. he turned and just cracked me in the head with a hammer. >> dozebs of windows were -- dozens of windows were broken. >>> the controversial photograph. >> reporter: three months after the boston marathon bombing, dzhokhar tsarnaev is receiving the kind of publicity usually reserved for rock stars. >> it does surprise me. >> i'm guess ing it's for shock value. and that's not a reason to put something up that actually cost human life to sell. >> reporter: the magazine features an article on the 19-year-old. the cover reads how a popular promising student was failed by his family, fell into radical islam, and became a monster. rolling st

oakland. the first is set to begin in half an hour. organizers call it a proposal to block everything everywhere, to breast the george zimmerman verdict. police say officers will be on hand to make sure demonstrations are peaceful to avoid a repeat of violence in the days after the verdict. police say anyone caught committing a crime will be arrested. >> officials are putting together a backup plan in case a new ambulance company is needed to replace santa clara county's troubled ambulance provider. our media partner reports that county officials brought in rural metro c.e.o. to explain the financial distress and they delivered their third warning to the arizona based company that is close to losing their $275 million contract. rural metro miss add crucial $15.5 million bond payment. insiders report the company has suffered millions in losses and is struggles to pay the bills. >> job seekers are disappointed by a health care call center set up to answer questions about the president's affordable health care act. 7,000 allied for jobs a

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her father, anthony webb said she disappeared from the car when he ran into an oakland star but the family did not see the two together that day or the week before. he says he stayed inside their apartment mostly. >> i am just a homebody even before all this happened, i never really went nowhere unless i left the house for something. >> there is no way to express how you feel when your child is missing and you don't know where they are and you can't find 'em or hug 'em. >> the family hopes tips will follow through on a new website at www.findbabydaphne.com. two juries will reveal their verdicts in the trial of those accused in a gang rape of a richmond prosecutor. both men beat and raped the girl outside the homecoming dance at richmond high school in 2009 and yesterday the second jury reached a decision in the case against 22-year-old. tuesday, the first jury reached a verdict against 20-year-old peter, after they were tried together with separate juries. the verdict was sealed until both could be heard together today. >> experts are in san francisco to test the newest antitheft features

. >>> checking other bay area headlines, an oakland city council member will be in the hot seat tonight. desley brooks is accused of stopping construction at two recreation centers and hiring people without a background check. brooks will not be fined or peoplized but may be censured during the special meeting. >>> and later this afternoon, officials at the city college of san francisco will address the future of the school. the college's accreditation is slated to be ended next summer but the school has a year to turn it around. city college has already cut pay, closed campuses and built a new administrative structure. >>> some inmates in fremont are actually paying to stay in jail. but not just any jail. the bay area as first pay as you go jail offers misdemeanor offenders a smaller quieter option instead of the county jail. the $10 million building was originally built to house minimum security inmates. that never happened. now the city is trying to get a return on its investment. >> what are the costs to government? that cost where appropriate should be borne by the people that are