and in our two more scheduled for later today at latham square in downtown oakland. d for noon, another one at 7:00 tonight. reporting live here in oakland, bob ridell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. >>> now, there are events planned for may day across the bay as bob mentioned. in san francisco, people are going to rally for the international workers day festival at civic center plaza. that starts at 1:30. later in the afternoon there's going to be a march from civic center plaza to 24th and mission. then farther south in san jose, there will be a march and rally at city hall and that march kicks off at 2:00. >>> 6:50. may day protesters are planning to demonstrate in baltimore today as well as prosecutors review the police report on the death of freddie gray. overnight things were calm in the city. 10:00 p.m. curfew will likely stay in place until sunday. so far details of the police report are not being made public. police sources however tell a tv station in baltimore freddie gray suffered a broken neck from the impact of his head slamming into the bac

from downtown oakland to downtown san francisco it's picking up quite slow we're stopping the trafficfrom a suspension of the westbound sky went over to the central freeway split the quick look at the traffic map loss of slowing 4280 101 north that is a slow ride of several 380 to the sky with. 31 minutes from downtown san francisco pact on 280 if you have to uses and head north it will be slow on a daily city all the of to the 101 connector colossal traffic south 280. >>darya: the first of paris for war is in 39 years at the western conference finals tonight in game 1 will is live at the rain of this morning at guiding us through deceive you want to go to the game. >>will tran: we went to warriors.com these are legit the nba released a last-minute tickets for 91 that is pretty reasonable considering the to the restaurants conference finals will redound there took two rows back from the court those tickets were 7972. there were so proud of who is out to walk in here look right behind the basketball court did concede the padding was run conference finals 39 years in the making. everyon

the 20 it will be cool and breezy for the lunch hour one the up to 6162 degrees and best for downtown oakland back down to 8:00 tonight. oakland is afternoon of good bit of the east bay will follow similar lines as well live look out as we look at oakland still overcast i will tell you on the other side of the oakland hills was lost in this is sunshine with a live camera along 680. >>james: it is cloudy out there along the coastline will be cloudy pretty much all they hear attempts addressing right now warming of slowly woke me 1552 degrees. concord san jose getting 54 livermore up a degree since last week tech. --50-52 >>james: we talk about the morning hours it is low fifties to of the '40's have not seen a whole lot of changes by noon time mostly cloudy will woman up slightly for the bay a little more in the mid '60s there by 3:00 4:00 this afternoon will warm up the inland valleys a low seven is for most locations a few will pop open to mid-70s mostly low 70's we may see brad would get the up to 78 we got to 78 yesterday similar conditions and a 62 throat with 56 and san francisco round o

they're currently marching on 10th in downtown oakland. they're headed to city hall. it's a large group. it's a peaceful and focused group. may day protests historically are known to focus on labor issues and immigrants. union workers did make up the crowd of protesters at the port of oakland this morning but they focused on a modern day issue, relations between police and people of color. >> the goal essentially here is to affirm humanity of black people oppressed people throughout america. we're here for no other reason. >> reporter: the protests at the mcarthur b.a.r.t. station also had a modern day twist. this group is angry at high-tech companies and plan to block the tech commuter buses. >> tech companies are coming to the bay area and -- these neighborhoods of people that have been long-time residents that are being displaced because somebody with more money can pay more rent. >> reporter: this protest was well publicized. so the tech buses did not stop here. a.c. transit buses also bypassed this station. activists admitted they used facebook to get the word ou

. >>> the streets of downtown oakland are quiet following a night of protests. five people were arrested and almost 50 were cited. it comes following vandalism during may day protests. >>> police arrested a man after a triple shooting yesterday afternoon on 54th street. investigators say the man barricaded himself inside the home after killing three men. the s.w.a.t. team was called in and the man surrendered after three hours. >>> going to take longer to get around the bay this holiday weekend. it is closed for a second weekend. and it's closed today until tomorrow morning as crews repair the road surface. the bridge is expected to re- open by 5:00 tomorrow morning. and here are the options for getting around. highway 84, highway 237 and the bay bridge which is expected to take a brunt of the extra traffic. >>> and bart riders in the east bay will not get a break from track work this weekend. they shut down service. service will resume tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. but will run on a sunday schedule for the holiday. >>> the golden state warriors are just one win away fr

however some downtown oakland business owners say it's too little too late. they are getting more frustrated with the oakland police department. one business owner put up a sign that reads opd, you failed your city again. this business owner on broadway had two store front windows smashed by protestors friday night. he said the area has been hit by protestors in the past but the latest vandalism is some of the worse. >> you go up and down and you see much more damage. i think nothing will prevent it. if that doesn't get better i think many will come and see. >> the city of oakland is working with business owners to try to help them make their repairs as quickly as possible. they are deferring permit thieves as well as building requirements. a review of the police response to everything is also under way. oakland police by the way say 13 people were cited or arrested during friday nights protest and march. the charges range from failure to dispurse, assault of an officer, possessing tools of violence, burglary, and pun lick intoxication. >>> the warriors are ge

this morning it's between 29th and 23rd as you head past the oakland coliseum toward downtown oakland. so taillight right now are moving fine. but that could change and we'll let you know as soon as it does if it does. and the livermore valley commute lighter than normal looks great on 580. that's "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> starting today the minimum wage is higher for workers in san francisco. it's now $12.25 an hour. it matches oakland which has the highest minimum wage in the nation. votes are planned in the next couple of months in emeryville and berkeley to raise minimum wage in those cities. >>> the family of a discovery bay boy who was stabbed to death is speaking publicly for the first time. the father of 9-year-old jordan almgren read a statement and showed pictures of his son playing little league baseball. jordie was killed by a friend of his older brother. john almgren says his son's murder will not stop the family from continuing to help others. >> we will continue to offer our love and our home to our family and friends and

so again, that will be affecting local streets in downtown oakland. we expect today's rallies to have that element. they will be hiking the minimum wage and protecting millions of undocumented workers from deportation. we expect protesters to make their feeling known of cop killings of unarmed black men especially after baltimore. so you've got the three rallies this morning. another two more at the square later in the day and one at noon and one at 7:00. bringing it for a total of five that are expected here just in the city of oakland. reporting live here in oakland, bob ridell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, bob. free nbc bay area app is a good resource to stay updated. you can connect with us on facebook, twitter, and instagram. >>> the san francisco giants are going to honor a young boy this weekend stabbed to death in his own house. yesterday the boy's father speaking publicly. >> we're strong and close family and want to make jordy proud of us as he has made us so very proud of him. >> john almgren thanked the discovery bay communi

particularly in the area of broadway and piedmont.and broadway and 14th in downtown oakland. tonight. some dramatic pictures are coming into our newsroom . cars on fire. shattered windows. and a heavy police presence. but that is not deterring some protesters from unruly behavior. the vandals are causing some service delays according to a-c transit. we will continue tracking these developments. and bring you updates as we get them. we have been tracking may day protests all day. people marching all over the bay area. san francisco. oakland. san jose --- all saw hundreds of people rallying to support low wage workers and immigrants. as well as against police brutality. there were no reports of violence from the protests >> pam: theres nothing hi-tech about it. thieves in santa rosa are using the old fashioned switcheroo to steal gas. kron 4's philippe djegal shows us how theyre getting away with >> "we were here last week. we put our last twenty bucks in gas in and we come out and someone else is pumping our gas -- our terrifying." >> philippe:pay close attention to the man in

but if you do, it is a cold one. 51 in oakland to start. 63 cool degrees in downtown oakland. probably about 60 or 59 out at the oakland airport. gray skies as far as the eye can see. we also have a rip roaring delta breeze. upper 40s, low 50s. and even our antonio daily city observer said currently 49 degrees with a six miles an hour wind out of the west and foggy in d.c.. a few showers up in the sierra. a lat of systems keep -- a lot of systems keeping our cool pattern on the go. so chilly near the coast. 50s and 60s and a few low 70s. all right sal so far so good on a mobbed morning. >> yeah but we just went to a new crash. at the mccarthur maze. the traffic is going to be effected by this. here's the crash right here. force cars that go on eastbound 580 and try to get on to southbound 580 will be effected. pretty soon the east shore freeway is going to be slower because of this incident. i still see some more chp vehicles arriving at the scene. again, this is right at the mccarthur maze but it is going to effect traffic on 80 westbound. the traffic going to the bay bridge w

north bound traffic looks good into downtown oakland. if you're looking at the south bay, so far so good in the valley. >>> high pressure strengthening over the area bringing the afternoon up. along the coast and bay only minor changes. temperature will be slightly warmer, friday and saturday those are the two warmer days. not a huge warm up, not too hot. mid-80's, a few upper 80s for the inland city. 54 right now in concord, 52 in napa, 53 in oakland. 53 in know vlado -- novato. gusting to 30 miles an hour. a little bit of mist out there, you may find it as well. mid-40's at west side. palo alto at 54. shifting into the areas around morgan hill. 53 in saratoga. as we get into the second half of the afternoon a few more 80s on the screen for today. low 80s for fairfield and vacaville. closer to the water it's a comfortable day. 73 in novato, mid-60's in saucelito -- low 80s for the inland east bay. 83 for break wood, the south bay -- brentwood. 82 expected for gilroy. upper 60s along the stretch and perhaps the boardwalk. 67 san mateo. l

that's just horrible trying to get up to downtown oakland.e if there's an obvious cause for this. been a couple of minor things. it's very slow getting up to downtown oakland right now on northbound 880. and if you are driving on southbound 880, that remains slow from about the southern part of hayward all the way down to milpitas. back to the desk? happening right now, work crews in pacifica are busy, they are back out on a beach working to bury the carcasses of two beach whales that recently washed ashore. here's new video. you can see the workers out there starting a second day of their work. they used this big excavator to dig holes on the beach. that's where the carcasses will be buried. now, the whales washed ashore at the beginning of this month and last month. the people who live nearby have been complaining that the smell was unbearable. >> it was tolerable for a while. it wasn't so ugly as some other dying creature or dead creature but it turned from the -- very close to -- question close to rotten -- very close to rotten to rotten.

just a little stop and go track you also see some local kron 4580 west red around 13 toward downtown oakland into downtown. >>mark: were supposed to talk about the major close of the presidio park way to get in the roadway it was canceled and the fire marshal when they can actually reopen the full presidio parkway. >>jackie sissel: as is said we should be deep into disclosure right now but because of the systems issue of the decided there ought to put that off indefinitely the traffic is not that bad this morning normally on a normal day there'll be lots of traffic in this area because of that the new park presidio park with that was supposed to be almost on the verge of opening but because of the postponement of the closure will have to wait awhile the state fire marshal came and check it out and said there still some questions about the tunnel specifically the fire and a laser and communication system inside of those tunnels as i said that now has been put on hold officials with the project say they didn't know exactly when they're going to be able to reschedule that close to do have to go

a live picture downtown oakland. live picture and i wanted to give you a beauty shot as we begin this wednesday the hump day and also tell you that in most of the bay area it's kind of chilly too. so dress appropriately but here's a beauty shot of downtown oakland for you. thank you for joining us it's wednesday, may 6th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. time is 5:30. and steve says chilly and breezy. >> cold out this morning for us. tomorrow maybe sop showers in here. >> and hundred dollar earn lightning possible-- and thunder and lightning possible. paul just tweeted me and said wow, what is up with the weather? martinez 39 and clear and cold. the pattern has finally changed. instead of high pressure we have low pressure onlying at us from the north. the temps have been below arch. the water temps are colder. the systems dropping down have a lot of cold air. 72 palo alto. 74 san jose. it's close but generally favoring slightly below. thunderstorms continue to favor the sierra but they will be popping u

tara joins us live from downtown oakland. has it been a peaceful protest so far? >> reporter: it really has. you can see there were some dancers out here. about 300 people took part in the march. they arrived here about 20 minutes ago. they say that are were marching to take a stance against police brutality. [chanting] >> reporter: police escorted the group down middle harbor road and through acorn district. most of the demonstrators were at the march of start. at least 100 others moved in chanting and playing instruments. >> it just feels right, unity, you know? come together to stop the violence. >> i'm from santa rosa, california where he was shot dead by the sheriffs department. i'm here to make a statement. >>> it comes in the wake of several cases of officer involved shootings, one of which it really touched a nerve. they say several of scott's relatives are shore men. tonight at 7:00 protesters are going to be holding another rally at telegraph. i'm tara, back to you. >> thank you. >>> early this morning may say protesters were in oakland. they meant to di

in oakland and these pictures are from when demonstrators left the port and marched through downtown oakland and that's where laura anthony continues our live team coverage. laura? >> hi larry. they did effectively shut down the port this morning and then they did march from the port here to city hall. this is where the march ended. there was a rally about two hours' long and then everyone dispersed. everything today was completely peaceful. the hope is it stays that way tonight. [ cheering ] >> reporter: demonstrators began gathering early at the port of oakland for may day activity and a day that's traditionally about labor, but has morphed into something larger than that. >> the goal essentially herefá is to form the humanity of black people, brown people and oppressed people throughout america. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: after the port rally several hundred people took to the streets marching first through west oakland picking up supporters along the way. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: organized by labor, hundreds of signs reveal a broad mix of community concern. >> working care people care deeply

in downtown oakland. and others show busted windows at citi bank as well. the flash point is in baltimore. several people were arrested for breaking the curfew but calm has been restored. this has been an emotional day that six police officers are now facing charges in the death of freddy gray. >> some of them veterans and some new to the force. >> it was a swift decision to charge them. >> it was a decision that brought tears from protesters and angry from police. and they were now charged from manslaughter to murder. >> reporter: the six officers that were arrested ranged from near rookies to a 17 year veteran. and a charge of second degree depraved heart murder or indifference to human life. >> despite mr. gray's deteriorating medical condition, no medical attention was sumened by any officer. >> reporter: the state's attorney filed charges immediately after getting the medical examiner's report showing that it was a homicide. >> and they claimed the investigation was rushed. >> let me say that all of the officers involved at all times acted reasonably a

. >> he is a developer who wants to open his first hotel in downtown oakland. >> there is a need. i am trying to be on the front lines. >> reporter: new numbers show oakland's hotel occupancy rate at 60%. >> you should have 15,000 rooms and we have less than 5. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> no. no. you bring up sales force, when sales force is here, oakland is full. >> reporter: oakland said the city is at a tipping point for change and growth. >> rents are high enough to allow people to develop news housing. we have 11,000 housing units. >> i didn't think six months ago i would saying office is viable but it is. the sears building will set the market. >> reporter: do you think oakland has been aggressive enough? >> no. i think we are behind. >> reporter: compare san francisco with oakland. >> between 30 and 35 million and we have 2 million. >> reporter: while oakland has three pro teams, all three talk about leaving. >> i am hopeful they will stay. >> one of the challenges has been funding. i see it as a great opportunity. oakland has a bad reputation. >> reporter: he is

that will be served in downtown oakland to the bikers with 400 energizer stations. they will be all over the nine bay area counties and expect it to be a busy day serving coffee and food at the stakes and you can enter some raffles. they are doing what they can to encourage biking. in the past years they have counted 100,000 bikers on this day and that is just who stopped to be counted so they think there are more. they estimate it is probably four or five times the number who usually commute. if you are new do not be intimidated. it is a supportive community. >> veteran riders are excited to see the new riders because as a veteran rider we encourage people to participate with us. it makes the road safer for us and makes the environment better for everyone so we are quite excited to have this many people out here. if you are in the middle of a pack it is a glorious feeling. >> organizers started setting up early this morning and this will be going on all morning so do not feel you are off to a great start. biking in the rain do-able so do not let the weather discour

take a look at this shot here into downtown oakland. the low clouds continue. we do have a weak wave moving through. it is providing us with mid-and high level clouds. as we get into the second half of the day we will be partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. inland seeing the sunshine already a few degrees warmer than we were a few hours ago. this is pointing here. you can see the low cloud deck there. again, we have a warmer pattern moving in but with low crowds stuck over the coast and bay area some of us are still quite cool. low 60s in santa rosa. it is 65 in san jose. giving you a snapshot we notice it is cloudy. it is bringing us a little bit of filtered sunshine. low clouds look a little thick. as we get into the afternoon today the winds will continue on shore. fairfield reporting 13 miles per hour. again, tapering off, not going away completely. we'll have the sea breeze along the coastline. we'll be mostly cloudy along the coastline. very cool weather will continue for today. around the bay we have 60s in the forecast. it is the inland areas that will

tonight a live look downtown oakland where another curfew protest is being planned. tonight's reality check puts those claims to the test that is coming up after our 6:00 news cast. >> and the giants taking on the atlanta braves. a lye look from our exclusive ballpark cam. >> they're running on to the field. >> getting ready for batting practice. because of the game america's got talent will air at 8:00 on cozi tv. dateline will air after the giant's game followed bowery our 11:00 news. >>> women ceos are show to be outpacing their mail counter parts in salaries. the median pay rose to nearly $16 million, a jump up 21% over the year before. the median for heals last year was just $10.4 mill. marisa meyer was first after $42.1 million, meg whitman came in second. >> did you say something hike it was friday today. on an official -- >>> on this friday night, secret past. shocking new revelations about the former speaker of the house dennis hastert. now we know what he was trying to hide with millions in hush money. sources telling nbc news it's all about sexual miscondu

in total, police cited 19 people and arrested four in downtown oakland. right now you're looking at video of a similar demonstration on saturday night. all of it stemming in response to the new policy that makes it illegal to march after dark without a permit. it will cut down on the violence against the businesses. >>> a religious symbol stolen for scrap metal. investigators say that may be the reason why someone smashed the figure of jesus off the cross at an east bay church. this happened some time before the early morning mass wednesday at the church. it sits outside on the property and parishioners believe the bronze statue may have taken so it could be sold as scrap metal. >> a lot of people are scandalized at the idea of somebody doing something like this. we would love to have the figure back of course. >> the figure was at this church for nine years. other statues and figures on the property were not taken. >>> it's an uphill battle, a few hundred miles down the coastline. clean-up efforts continue near santa barbara as the company behind the cru

sky 7 hd shows you track workers taking a look at the problem site near the subway portal in downtown oakland. b.a.r.t. has suspended service on one line and bart calls the i shall a you a routing problem between the west oakland, 12th street and lake merit stations. leyla gulen is here to keep an eye on the impact. >> yes indeed. red what we are seeing as far as b.a.r.t. delays concerned. definitely not playing around here. there is a system-wide delay. service has been suspended between bay fair and fremont on the fremont line and daley city direction. all due to an equipment problem on the tracks. you want to board the richmond train and transfer at bay fair to san francisco and the daley city train. now it is going to be suspended on the richmond line in the millbrae direction until further notice because of that problem. board the fremont rain to sfo what is this doing to our traffic since this is going tonight best way to get around it, coming in from the east bay look at the bay bridge toll plaza. normally at this time it would be empty. right now it is packed, a full house coming in f

business owners in downtown oakland say it's too little too late. they are growing more and more frustrated with the oakland police department. one business owner put this sign up. it reads opd, you failed. he had two of his store front windows shattered by protestors friday night. the latest sand lizm is by far the worst. >> you go up and down the block and see damage and nothing was done to prevent it. if it doesn't get better i will leave the city. >> the city is working with business owners to help them make repairs as quickly as possible for permit fees and building requirements a review of the response is under way. >>> three people were cited and arrested failure to disperse assault on an officer possessing tools of violence burglary and pub inintoxication. >>> the stepdaughter of a police officer is recovering after accidentally shooting herself with her stepfather's gun. it happened at 3 yesterday afternoon at their home. the 13-year-old girl shot herself with the personally owned gun and not his service weapon. the police department is now

hundreds of people filled the street in downtown oakland were made a protest someone and that ruth started commitment this protest did not remain peaceful on like other may day protests here's what left with an oakland this morning the gm auto mall has had their windows smashed out many businesses their broadway and 30th street have at their windows smashed out >> reporter: we talked to some people here the strong try to clean up the mess from the store the fund >>: that the right message but the wrong message this is so wrong their role in the our city and this ridiculous outfit and >> reporter: and that man tells me that they will not reopen until monday morning a lot of businesses will be open this morning despite all the damages the to seen up and down broadway this morning this and was more than a dozen arrests and they're not the the press availability ball at 9:00 i will bring you the latest reaction to all of this as soon as we have a chance to speak with her about an hour from now. >> reporter: if mike pelton reporting live from downtown oakland. up but take a look at the protest

. >> and if you are a bart rider we have some new delays you may want to know about out of downtown oakland how bad they are. coming up. >>> thank you, liz. good morning, wednesday, may 20th. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:30. >>> an update on an amber alert that we have been following this morning. a 6-year-old girl reported to be abducted in san jose has been found. ava barillan was found in stockton a short time ago and is in good condition. two suspects are under arrest a man and woman. the man is said to be an ex- boyfriend of the girl's mother. >>> developing news, an environmental disaster along the california coast. a broken pipeline spilled thousands of gallons of oil off refugio state beach in santa barbara county. anne makovec joins us live in the newsroom with the latest on the clean-up efforts. >> the coast guard sending up a chopper to see exactly how far this oil may have spread. but from the pictures that we have seen so far, it looks devastating. the u.s. coast guard and santa barbara officials are trying to contain an oil slick several miles lon

. >> other demonstrations will be held that port of oakland, oakland city hall and downtown oakland. stay with ktvu fox 2 news and www.ktvu.com for the latest on the protests. you can stream our newscast live on your mobile app. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. a special delivery in the south bay. a group is taking old flowers and giving them new life. we heard about random acts of kindness but what about random acts of flowers? it gives recycled plowers plowers to patients. ktvu's azenith smith shows us what happened when they made their first delivery in the bay area. >> this is my mother. >> reporter: life hasn't always been easy. at 82 she lives at senior living facility and misses her family. >> wish therapy here -- they were here. i have to be strong. >> reporter: across the hall her neighbor -- >> do you get a lot of visitors? >> not that many. not close. >> reporter: most of her family lives in great britain. at times they feel lonely. forgotten. that is till today. >> these are all recycled flowers. >> reporter: he had an idea in 2008 after a near fatal accident. >> i got overwhelmed wi

on the left, those cars are heading to the bay bridge or the maze and downtown oakland and south. and that is very heavy at this hour. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. surveillance video captured a man breaking into a business in san francisco. you see him. he throws a rock at the front door a couple times. this happened a couple weeks ago. the rock didn't work so at this point he kicked out the bottom of the glass window and ducked inside. 30 seconds later the camera shows him walking out of the store with his arms full of merchandise. here are three pictures of the suspect. you can see he has a red shirt, and a dark colored jacket on with a athletic bag over his shoulder. if you recognize him you are asked to call the san francisco police department. >>> memorials held to honor fallen officers. [ singing ] >> the oakland police department honored those killed in the line of duty. families of the fallen were joined by officers and members of the co

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downtown oakland police arrested four protesters and cited 19 others on the second straight night of demonstrations. the protesters are defying a crackdown for mayor schaaf on the nighttime street protests requiring demonstrators to stay on the sidewalks. police had to use force twice last night. they estimated the crowd to be between 100 and 150. >> police arrested five people inside last blocked by police who ordered them to dispersion. some of the road sat in the road in defiance. the demonstrators say the mayor has no rights to keep them east street. this enforcement is being called "unlawful." >> largest memorial day events taking place in morning in san francisco, 2,500 are expected to gather at the former army post to pay their respects to service men and women with thousands of brave sites at the cemetery decorated with flags. organizers commemorate two important events including the 50th anniversary of the american troops in vietnam and the 70th anniversary of the end of world war ii. the ceremony is underway at 10:30. >> in san jose the mayor liccardo will speak at the memo

. >>> businesses in downtown oakland are sweeping up tonight after yesterday's may day demonstrationsa destructive turn. a small band of violent protestors smashed storefront windows and vandalized a dealership full of cars. oakland's new mayor campaigned on ending just that time of vandalism in but it still happened. today our mark kelly asked her why. >> we did not do as good of a job as we should have protecting property. >> reporter: a somber libby schaaf tries to explain why her city could not stop protestors from vandalizing small businesses like joe's auto shop. >> is the mayor's office doing enough? >> i don't think so. >> reporter: joe's not alone. protestors hit this hundred dave lot hard smashing dozens of car windows even lighting this one on fire at this hyundai dealership. >> a very small group of people with rocks in their pockets and malice in their hearts disturbed what was otherwise a very positive day in oakland. >> it's going to be a peaceful night. you have the right to peaceful protest! >> reporter: before this scene, protestors were peaceful. but witnesses say a

that's going to create a barrier visibly and look at it what you see in the court if you go into downtown oakland the community has limited points i think it could definitely encourage it. >> i think you're right it is the train track that the blockage not the - an opportunity to do more with the at an it is bundled together. >> thank you. >> commissioner hillis. >> just on the retail you answered some of my questions this notion we've talked about the you know nicer feel on fourth street but the transient on fourth street looking back retail is more viable on fourth the reason the retail is not filling up is the phasing not necessarily where it is. >> it is not filling up we didn't get the people until last year, we have one thousand units in the last months not enough people there it is tough and not enough people and krauks construction i believe that once you get rid of the construction you fill occupy up the buildings you have enough people and the environment with that said with third street it is interesting oriental it was not viable for retail it is getting much more viable you have even

oakland side. so we 13 minutes from the maze to downtown san francisco. in this move all the way across the upper deck. 27 minutes from the from amazed as does all airport to sfo airport. >> reporter: happening today made a protest the planned around the bay area they have the potential to cause some major problems for commuters. the fresh protests is already underway in a local and the international workers' day is recognized around the world as the date to create labour but a lot of people use it to protest currie that's here is video of the past make a protest the rallies today focus largely on gentrification and an anti police brutality. officials expect he's pulled out a protest but we are told all completes on standby. last night we caught up with a clean bill libby schaaf last night to says she has no problem with peaceful protest. >>: the mayor speaking we avalanche of steps the we have taken to make sure to malt is peaceful. >> reporter: the protesters have been gathering at the clorox co. in oakland to protest their claims on union busting and a

not seeing any huge delays between downtown oakland and the airport. if you are about to cross the san mateo bridge, caltrans has warning signs up for a week now warning of two weekend closures this month happening in san mateo bridge first of which is this weekend, the bridge closes at 10:00 on friday evening. so another remind irbe bridge, dumbarton, 237 all good alternates while the closure is in place. they have been doing a lot of roadwork on the san mateo bridge lately. golden gate bridge everything is fine out of sausalito. back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> 4:35 now. the driver accused of killing a mother and her 14-month-old daughter in livermore day to be arraigned this morning. police say brian jones was nearly two times over the legal blood alcohol limit when he lost control of his car and hit an apartment complex saturday night. he is currently out on bail. >> don't want him to be out on the street killing more families. >> investigators say jones admitted to being at the livermore wine country festival, which stoppe

it is 10-minute delay and downtown oakland in dublin/pleasanton and richmond and san francisco direction so they of getting back on track. as we look at walnut creek the drive southbound 680 pulling away from pleasant hill, pleasant. not too bad. we do have, of course bay to breakers on sunday creating major traffic impact through san francisco in south of market neighborhood through to the golden gate park ending at ocean beach by 1:00 o'clock p.m. there is going to be plenty of free routes for muni. plane ahead. >> it is a new world for one pennsylvania dad who got a life changing present for his birth, he has been color blind all life suffering from a condition that affectsly ability to see reds and greens. to his birthday? he got special glasses that allow him to see color. he was so overcome with emotion causing the experience "super overwhelming." his sister posted this video on youtube for the very first time he was able to see the color of his kids' eyes, clothing, and flowers. the glasses are made by a berkeley based company and costs $600. hughes could not afford them and his s

. >> reporter: today it was a damaged control switch in downtown oakland that set off 30-minute delays throughout the system. two weeks ago it was a broken rail that delayed the evening commute for hours. >> it's frustrating to be a bart rider when it's one thing after another. >> reporter: and in bart's case frustrating could be the new normal. aging tracks already have the system slowing trains down in 37 locations and closing down other entire sections for repairs on weekends. at the same time, bart ridership is hitting record highs of over 400,000 trips a day. >> we have 86.5% of our entire fleet out during the peak commute. no other large transit system has that a. >> when something goes wrong, it's likely to be in one of five hot spots. like today's troubles. >> so look at, every, single line that's going to the city is impacted and that's why you get delays up to 60 minutes. the other really horrible hot spot would be right outside there's an interlocking right here. anything in downtown san francisco as we know impacts the entire system. >> it's awful. i'm stuck there on the pl

you can see all that slow traffic getting up to downtown oakland.roblem at high street. we also had slow traffic just in general getting up to downtown oakland. 580 is get into the members as well. 580 is slow in livermore. i will drag the map over and you can see for yourself. 580 is slow from san leandro to highway 13. look at that slow traffic on 880 we just mentioned. let's talk about the commute here if you are driving to the south bay. actually, to concord. southbound 680 is also very slow because of earlier problems. so all this east bay commute is going to be slow. the next traffic report we will focus on the south bay. 8:03. let's go back to the desk. >> thanks, sal. >>> it has been 40 long years for warriors fans, but one week from tonight the nba finals will return to the bay area. >> curry to barnes. barnes with the flush! >> the warriors started off slow but finished strong. harrison barnes had a big night scoring 24 points. 104-90 win over the houston rockets in game five. the slash brothers steph curry and klay thompson combined for 4

was already in the maze and told us of you're looking at 17 minutes from hercules headed to downtown oakland been we have one minor crash heading into some know that cleared it is not moving howe was a the southbound 680 at exit we had a minor crash that cleared off to the shoulder it will be solid for coming out of dublin into some know what it will take a right out of the highway 84 split. >>darya: the other supports regulating open air pile of coal they're exported through the 11 richmond terminal the richmond they sure it travels and uncovered real car from hundreds of miles of rail company estimates each (real card can lose is a 5 1 lbs. and 1 t of coal was and argue it is bad for the environment. >>mark: that the highway traffic administration holding her rare public hearing on the issue off on july 2nd investigators are looking for all americans performers from 20 recalls involve and 20 million cars trucks and suvs heed to the 20 recall the agency has had significant concerns about the crux of performance and fixing problems that denied the accusations and says its average completion

will see a lot of slow traffic as you drive up to downtown oakland. no, our driver's camera is there showing us the slow traffic here on 880 coming up on fruitvale. all right. let me talk about the rest of the east bay traffic. this is not the only thing we have. we have a lot of slow traffic on 580 still through livermore. but it's getting better in dublin. butle -- but 880 heading south. we have a lot of slow traffic there and in san jose, we still have very slow traffic getting into mountain view and sunnyvale. there's been some improvement but particularly atrocious this morning is northbound 17 as it heads to the airport. 880. if you are trying to get to the san jose airport, you need to give yourself a lot of time. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, that's backed up and our spider is back. there it is. kind of hanging out. worried about you. gone away for a little bit. ♪ >> there you go. >> love it. >> let's go to steve -- let's go to steve. tomorrow is sal's traffic jam. we might play a song for the spider. you never know. if the spider com

. >> early morning in downtown oakland and the wheels of justice begin to turn. >> nothing works. >> reporter: filing into the courthouse, the men and women called to be a jury of their peers. >> parking lot that they have provided is fool. $16 on parking. >> reporter: as you suspect, some people simply play hooky. >> if they don't show up at all? >> reporter: that's right. 5% of your neighbors are so- called jury dodgers. in san francisco, about 20%. back across the bay, that number skyrockets. alameda county court officials say the failure to appear rate is at 68%. 68 out of 100 didn't show up for jury duty. >> i imagine people are shocked by that figure. >> that saratoga huge percent. >> reporter: what if we told you virtually no one gets punished for it? >> that would also make me pretty mad because i have other things to do too. >> reporter: it gets worse. because of a 68% failure rate, the people who show up get called back over and over again. >> we get complaints saying whyam i getting summoned everyday? >> reporter: finally, this spills into the courtroom itself where it is

that is when they're expected to resume here, in downtown oakland. >> thank you, laura. in san francisco a couple hundred people took to the streets. this is a live look. you can see people out there. workers talked about immigration and the fact on this may day, the inmum wage increase to $12.25. the demonstration was loud but peaceful. >> you can see there is no impact on enthusiasm of the people here. so you've walked three miles to be here because they believe reform and higher pay. >> they march to city hall. activists and elected officials giving impassioned speeches. >> participants say there has never been more urgency as labor and immigration issues converge. this san jose state senior brought sisters to the rally. >> this is not enough to support whole families like these kids. there are many kids in the family. and sometimes $ten an issue doesn't cut it. >> if we have a third of the households unable to support themselves that is a drain on the local economy. >> there is a message that black lives matter. participants hope the economy is making it more difficu

that is when they're expected to resume here, in downtown oakland. >> thank you, laura. in san francisco a couple hundred people took to the streets. this is a live look. you can see people out there. workers talked about immigration and the fact on this may day, the inmum wage increase to $12.25. the demonstration was loud but peaceful. >> you can see there is no impact on enthusiasm of the people here. so you've walked three miles to be here because they believe reform and higher pay. >> they march to city hall. activists and elected officials giving impassioned speeches. >> participants say there has never been more urgency as labor and immigration issues converge. this san jose state senior brought sisters to the rally. >> this is not enough to support whole families like these kids. there are many kids in the family. and sometimes $ten an issue doesn't cut it. >> if we have a third of the households unable to support themselves that is a drain on the local economy. >> there is a message that black lives matter. participants hope the economy is making it more difficu

saturday in downtown oakland can be a snooze, but everyone came out. >> i think we'll bring it back to a home court advantage. >> memphis is doing that they're supposed to do. no slouches. >> we still believe, so when they come back home i think we still do well. >> it was a good test. if they can get through this they can get through anything right? >> reporter: many fans say they may be a little bit spoiled. the warriors made it look so easy for so long, but now it's interesting. >> certainly does, but we're still in. i'm sure all of the fans are leaving that. the team -- believing that. the team will be back monday in memphis at 6:30. game five is back here at home at oracle arena wednesday at 7:30. game six would be friday, how far a time hasn't been set for that game. >>> in other news, the bridge remains closed for construction work, we want to show you a live look at the bridge tonight. unusual site. no traffic. remains closed through 5:00 a.m. monday to resurface the entire bridge, protecting covering, and routine cleaning. the work is right on schedule. >>> with the bring clos

this is at the tavern in downtown oakland. many sighs of relief as well. the nba playoff series is now tied at two games apiece. >> we're playing really well. great start of the game. defense is playing strong. and steph and clay are slashing it up. >> it's been a great turnout and a lot of fun and you know the warriors are up and down but they're you know kicking -- you know what tonight. so it's a -- it's a great game. >> we know what. game five is tomorrow in oakland. >>> on to baseball, former giant there he is, pablo sandoval now has his 2014 championship ring. sandoval now with the boston red sox of course signed a big dollar deal and currently in the bay area though as his team plays the three game set against the a's. played one last night and that guy had a home run. we'll show you that coming up a little bit later. >> the ring looks good on him though. >>> time now is 4:51. he recognized stranger danger and acted fast. how this 4-year-old managed to >>> hey good morning everyone. rise and shine at 4:53 on this tuesday, may 12th. take look at the

community members were invited to meet with officers in front of police headquarters in downtown oakland, kind of like a block party with food and festivities. the chief says events like these help bridge the gap and achieve the goal of community policing. >> we have our top jobs, working on the relationship with the community, bonding with the community, having a good relationship. so this is a great opportunity to do that. >> the chief also says that events like this help with the department's goal of local recruiting. >>> bay area transit officials are considering an unusual approach to try to ease the gridlock in san francisco during the morning commute. they may allow buses to travel the wrong way on the bay bridge. the idea is to turn the far left eastbound lane heading toward oakland into a buses- only westbound lane that would head into san francisco. the plan would require a movable barrier to prevent head- on collisions and a special off- ramp leading to the transbay terminal. the total cost could top $170 million. we got a big thumbs-up today from an ac transit bus driver who

. >>> we're starting to hear from angry merchants in downtown oakland that say police should have done stop protesters friday night. store owners are spending this weekend cleaning up the damage caused by the protesters. more businesses were hit including car dealerships and an auto body shop. >> i don't feel i -- don't think i should pay the taxes and fees. after my windows were smashed. >> we tolerate marching. we don't tolerate vandalism and we do absolutely intend to make every arrest that we can. >> police arrested more than a dozen people friday night but investigators are looking at surveillance footage in the hopes of making more vandalism arrests. 62 cars were vandalized at a hyundai derm. >>> and you might notice more police departments nationwide using body cameras to fight crime. the department of justice is planning on launching a pilot program that is amend at expanding the use of body cameras. federal officials plan to hand out $20 million in funding to dozens of departments. in addition another $1 million will be set aside so the bureau of justice statistics can figure

again to this stay relatively flat until tender 11 off slowly warming it up into the 60s by 64 downtown oakland went on to the and i will be back with the approval of the forecast coming up >>george: it was originally reported it to see there is the slowing associated with it here for just the short stretch if as you head down toward or is the point that looks a little better of right now they're just a brief delay in not having any impact on the northbound ride with to of course the commune direction here gives itself about an extra two to three minutes said is about all you need south about slowing from sierra point tracking you're ride to the bay bridge the middle class have been activated five had some reports there may be a starter set on the bridge but caltrans does not yet confirmed that things ought not to back a pair of old age 80, rather started to slow a bit >>george: this is the next 30 minutes to get pretty well bogged down so far a good ride the golden gate bridge trip looks good to us to drive times in eight minutes. >>darya: the war is over come the early 16 point deficit to win

afternoon that will be is one is against 58 in san francisco 65 and san jose and the for 62 in downtown oaklandill start drawing it out friday and set the stage for a nice mild weekend saturday sunday looking pretty good with more sunshine on sunday. >>michelle apon: some rain and snow possible for the sierra today will show you a live look outside and one of the ski resorts this was the squaw valley high camp you could say most cicadas guys out there with snow still on the peak was some light snow is falling across parts of the sierra and four to six and is possible to survive and defeat dropped the that party picks up to 12 in. of snow starting at 11:00 a.m. a with a strong warning is in effect person passed as part of public trout had--tahoe. >>michelle apon: that will continue to start this afternoon into friday morning to track rain and conditions with the mobile application and is free on items at store or will play. >>george: it had been an early morning hot spot the ride on highway 37 the scene is clear now all lanes are open was bound for your drive for the bay bridge what we've been w

once you get past all that, into oakland coliseum, looks fine downtown.oward the dublin interchange, it's slowish now. you see it slow through livermore and a few delays in the pleasantton area. but this is the worst of the backup at north glenn. it's solid right now from tracy boulevard all the way to 205. that's the thick of it, the worst of it there. if you're continuing southbound 280, we're seeing slowing from another wreck. that's our traffic. back to you. >>> san jose city leaders will unveil a plan to reduce accidents on their streets. we have details on the plan called vision zero. >> reporter: we're in lincoln avenue in the willow glenn neighborhood where they've reduced the traffic lanes from two to one in each direction. this is a so-called road diet. if this works, you may see more projects like this all over the city. san jose is set to unveil a plan called vision zero, an effort to reduce fatalities and injuries by getting people to get out of their cars, slow down, encourage more car pooling, biking and walking. san jose is only the fourth