commissioner anthony bass confirming gray was not wearing a seat belt. baltimore officers have been suspended with pay while the police carry out a criminal investigation. investigators are still searching for this man seen in surveillance video released overnight calling him a potential witness. today gray was laid to rest. at his funeral, his family, pastors and community leaders called for peace but the calls have not been heeded by some. after ten days of peaceful protests. >> this is a grieving family that deserves answers for their son. >> reporter: today a small group of agitators became violent, targeting police with bricks and burning abandoned squad cars. two police officers remain hospitalized. local businesses also in looters destructive path. the police response growing over the day. protective measures taken. the orioles baseball game cancelled and a city-wide curfew in place tomorrow starting at 10:00 p.m. public schools closed and many reclaiming the streets. >> together we're united. >> just hours ago, more than 200 ministers and communi

anthony bass is now the police commissioner in baltimore. kpix5's christin ayers is with us. christin, you covered him extensively during his tenure in oakland. >> reporter: i did. and tony bass was popular in oakland. today, he is facing a storm of criticism over his hands off approach to the riots last night. but listen to the interview we dug up. police commissioner anthony bass defending what some are calling a slow response to the riot. >> we have opposite ends of the city. this will aus to get on top of the issues. >> reporter: batts is no stranger to violent protests. in 2010 as oakland's police chief, he talked about holding back as small groups of protesters upset about the oscar grant verdict vandalized buildings downtown. he gave this interview for an exhibit at the oakland museum of california criticizing the city's response to occupy oakland. >> he had a rookie crew at that time. >> reporter: his words giving a glimpse of how he would handle future riots. >> i ask myself how i would have done things differently. you i have to take a little more time and be a litt

police commissioner anthony bass who you just saw there who used to be oakland's police chief says he wished there were more parents like her out there. >>> 100 protesters in oakland took to the streets last night in support of demonstrators in baltimore. it started at 6:30 and lasted two hours. it moved from the downtown area to i-80. they were prevented from getting on the freeway. >>> the march was mostly peaceful. drummers and dancers joined at one point but there was a small fire set in the middle of the street at broadway and 17th. it was quickly put out and caused no damage. >>> once the main group dispersed, a small group broke windows at a bar and sprayed graffiti on nearby businesses. we'll have continuing coverage of the baltimore riots on air and on line our coverage continues now on twitter and abc 7 news bay area. happening today, the u.s. supreme court will take up a case that could legitimatize same-sex marriage in all 50 states. the issue whether or not same-sex couples have the constitutional right to marry. the high court will also explore whether states which do no

there will be a press conference with the commissioner of the police department here in baltimore, anthony bass. the deputy commissioner will also be speaking. it will begin any minute now. the commissioner has been giving regular updates, but he does not deliver every news conference, and that has raised some speculation that there could be an important announcement within the next few minutes. we have thought the next investigative report that will be handed over to the state attorney, we thought that would be done tomorrow. could that timeline be moved up? we will wait to hear that again, in minutes right now, behind that podium you are looking at. so this community has been anticipating that report on what happened to freddie gray. officials across the city, including at city hall right behind he, are trying to lower expectations that what is inside that report will actually provide answers about just how the 25-year-old suffered the spinal cord injury while he was in police custody. authorities do say the internal investigation will remain sealed to protect the integrity of the findings in

morning >>> i think it's fair to say we have been watching a news conference from a clearly relieved anthony bass -- batts, the police commissioner. he described the event of the day, it was mostly peaceful protests. few confrontations of any significance with the police. he talked about how there have been 10 arrests after the curfew wept into place. seven were for curfew violations violations, a couple for disorderly conduct. but no major issues tonight. he said that the national guard would remain at that intersection that has been the flashing point, that was the flashpoint for the riots yesterday, and the center of all attention today. del walters is not far from that location, joining us on the phone from baltimore. i think the helicopters have gone down to refuel. we are not seeing live pictures from the intersection. these are pictures from earlier tonight. what is happening that you can see. >> i'm probably about 10 feet away from a national guard humvee. there were 30 in formation, you can see them - see hundreds of baltimore police officers moving away. i don't think it should be lost

. >>> protesters in baltimore will hit the police today demanding former police chief anthony bass stepis current position as commissioner of the baltimore police department. that's after the investigation into the death of freddy gray yesterday. on april 12th gray was arrested after running from police. at some point he suffered a spinal injury and died a week later. more than 30 investigators are putting together a timeline to help figure out what happened. protesters have called for bass to resign. they say the police department is in disarray. happening now a major detour is in effect in one of the busiest corridors in san francisco. van ness avenue is closed until southern night at 11:39:00 p.m. crews are building an unground tunnel for the medical center across the street. >>> if you are planning on taking bart to the oakland a's game sunday you might have to plan differently. they are shutting down one station after 7:00 p.m. tonight and to sunday for much-needed repair work. bart will provide bus bus 60s minute delays are possible. >>> muni is increasing service on some of the s

baltimore police commissioner anthony bass dealt with years of unrest when he served as police of chiefor violence following the sentencing for a bart police officer. bass was strong on community outreach in oakland and many community leaders were sorry to see them leave just two years into his three-year contract. stay with us here at ktvu and online for the latest at baltimore. >>> the girl says a man groped her. ktvu fox 2 janine de la vega is at the stanford shopping center to tell us how the police say the public can help out in this case. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. police say a surveillance camera captured a very high quality image of this man. it appears he was following her in the store. take a good look at this man in this peckture. it shows that he was in sigona's farmers market. he is 6'2" with a stocky build. it appears he is in his 40s. sunday afternoon he walked up to a 12-year-old girl that was shopping inside the market and brushed up against her backside twice while reaching for items on a shelf. officers say the girl walked away and the man

anthony bass, you may remember them called for a rewrite on rules on moving arrestees and calling for medical help. the move comes after four officers chased and tackled freddy gray during an arrest on april 12th. he suffered severe spinal injuries and that led to his death. investigators still don't know how gray was hurt. >> as this investigation continues we will take corrective action whenever and wherever it is necessary. if we see policies that don't make sense or on a date or antiquated they will be changed. >> officers who arrested gray have been placed on administrative duty and activists in baltimore are demanding more action in this case. >> european union leaders will hold an emergency summit and the concern that 700 migrants died while trying to cross the mediterranean. according to one, a large number of people remained trapped inside the boat as it capsized. the survivor says human traffickers organizing that trip locked the doors to the lower levels of the ship. the european union meeting this week will try to find solutions to stop the growing migrant trafficking prob

people protesting his deat pressuring commissioner anthony bass to charge those cops or resign.y will be laid to rest on monday. >>> the body of a missing fisher man washed a shore near point reyes national seashore. ryan vial had set off on a fishing trip with three other people. rescue crews found the 21-foot boat over turned on the rocks two other bodies have been found. one boater is still missing. >>> drivers in san francisco may want to steer clear of van nyes avenue this weekend. it is closed again. this is the second phase of a construction project to build an underground pedestrian tunnel there. only buses are being allowed through. it will reopen early monday morning. >>> not traffic alert. this one foshgs -- another traffic alert this one for bus riders. they're shutting down starting 7:00 tonight. it is to allow crews time to do repairs on the track there. now while the line is closed, b.a.r.t. will have a bus running between the two stops. >>> muni is making changes that will be commuter friendly. starting this weekend more buses will be added to muni's busiest rout

. >> baltimore police commissioner anthony bass talking about the curfew that will go into effect tomorrowal guard already started to be deployed in the city of baltimore, deploying the national guard into downtown baltimore. you're looking at live images of baltimore where fires continue to smolder at this hour in several parts of the city. in west baltimore, a site of unrest today, near the neighborhood in which freddie gray lived and ultimately died. the place where he sustained the injury or where he was at least arrested that led to the injury where he died in police custody. also in east baltimore, just about eight or ten blocks north of john hopkins, a raging fire that has taken out a planned senior center right next to a church. mark? >> reporter: chris this is all that is left right now. you can see firefighters are putting out the hot spots. this is one man's hopes and dreams, dr. dante hickman, sr., doctor, for eight years this is what you were hoping and envisioning for the community, and in one night it is gone. >> for years, we have been trying to see substantive change for t

. >> baltimore police commissioner anthony bass, talking about the curfew that will go into effect tomorrow. the national guard already started to be deployed in the streets of baltimore, including a hundred national guardsmen that we got word of deploying into downtown baltimore. you're looking at live images of baltimore where fires continue to smolder at this hour in several parts of the city. in west baltimore, a site of unrest earlier today near the neighborhood in which freddie gray lived and ultimately died. the place where he sustained the injury or where he was at least arrested that led to the injury he sustained that led him to dying in police custody. also in east baltimore, just about eight or ten blocks north of john hopkins, a raging fire that has taken out a planned senior center right next to a church. w nbc reporter markc santia is with a pastor. >> reporter: chris, this is all that is left right now. you can see firefighters are putting out the hotspots. this is one man's hopes and dreams, dr. dante hickman, sr., doctor, for eight years this is sort of what you were hopin

police commissioner anthony bass was in the crowd trying to keep tempers in check, even holding hands. but batts himself has acknowledged that his department has a lot of work to do. >> we're a police department that faces many strug ups and many chall over the years we have had a number of incidents that have tarnished this badge and the reputation of >> reporter: a wake for gray is set for later today, as the people on the streets are still asking how did freddie gray die? and who is respo? this city could be in for a long week. with police not expected to handle the results of their investigation to prosecutors until friday. for "today," tom costello nbc news baltimore. >> another long day in baltimore. we hope for peace on those streets. >>> the stormy weather in the south that we talked so much about yesterday has led to tragedy during a sailboat race sheinelle is following that for us. >> good morning. at least four people are missing and one person is dead after a regatta accident in alab it happened saturday off dolphin island after a powerful storm tore through the sailing ev

there will be a press conference with the commissioner of the police department here in baltimore, anthony bassommissioner will also be speaking. it will begin any minute now. the commissioner has been giving regular updates, but he does not deliver every news conference and that has raised some speculation that there could be an important announcement within the next few minutes. we have thought the next investigative report that will be handed over to the state attorney we thought that would be done tomorrow. could that timeline be moved up? we will wait to hear that again, in minutes right now, behind that podium you are looking at. so

police commissioner anthony bass spoke with cbs baltimore station wjz. >> to an extent we're responsible for the pain in this community where we thought we were doing god's work going out trying to make communities safer, we've made mass arrests, we've locked people up, we've taken people to jail in numbers. we've obliterated this community. we have to own that. >> reporter: while some protesters lashed out at police our cameras captured members of the baltimore police department consoling people in the crowd. >> things will change. it takes time. nothing comes overnight. >> reporter: many here say this will not stop until that change comes. >> we are going to stand out here every single day if we have to until justice be done. >> reporter: no one was injured in last night's confrontation and many people in the crowd here told me that it is crucial that these protests remain peaceful because if they do turn violent it will be easy for their critics to describe them as a mob. norah? >> chip, thank you so much. >>> cbs news has learned a 2009 investigation into tulsa county reserve deputy

bass lack of water. it's a surprise there's waters going on. >> reporter: anthony wasn't alone in his surprise or disappointment when he learned that san carlos routinely waters the arficial turf at the ball field. >> i wouldn't think about turf required water but i guess baking in the sun all day it might dry out. >> reporter: the city unstalled the artificial turf in 2010 touting what was supposed to be a low maintenance and low to no water alternative to grass. but the director of public works says because it's made out of organic materials like coconut husks it requires periodic watering. the city claims that the turf uses significantly less water compared to grass. some parents however aren't sure. >> if you are paying for all the water that has to go in here, then why not be able to keep it up as a regular grass field? i think we would prefer to have grass fields if we could. >> reporter: the city says the turf uses a tenth of the water of a grass field. and it's considering installing turf at more parks and field but no end in sight to the drought. the city says that it costs roughly $2 million to instal