the year and a half in europe, and then in 1988, i got stationed at the oakland army base in oakland, california, lived in oak land from 1988 to 1998. loved the bay area, my daughter was born in alta baits. >> you were here for the earthquake. >> i was here october 17th, 1989. 5:04 p.m. >> we are going to talk about sports connections to the bay area in a second. the focus is the fact you are a catholic lay catholic evangelist. we will break that down and talk about what that means. let's talk about your dad. tell us about your dad. >> dad broke in to the nfl in 11952, a walk on kind of undrafted free agent in 1952. se set a record -- he set a record. he was traded to the chicago cardinals from 1953-1959 and from 60 to 66 played for the detroit lions, went in to the nfl hall of fame in 1974, name was dick night train lane. >> that father of yours, has raised a wonderful son, we got a beautiful picture of you guys. >> taken in 1993. i'm sorry, 1994, 20th anniversary of his induction at the hall of fame. >> i hear you get to go back there. >> my brother and i get a chance to go to the hall of fame

born and raised in oakland, california. >> reporter: you're not a fair weather fan are you. >> no i've been a fan for months. >> reporter: thoins sthousands of people are in line to become season ticket holders. but they're hoping for a magical playoff season because the regular season was pretty awesome. >> most wins by rookie head coach. >> nobody has a doper err roster than us. >> everybody plays together they don't have no reason not to win the championship. >> reporter: well tonight fans are saying bring it on new orleans. the first playoff game is saturday at 12:30. are you going to be there? reporting live in oakland. >> we will all be there. >> i want to come. >>> and temperatures today, we're waufrmrming at 82 degrees. it will be even hotter tomorrow. and the paceossibility of rainfall and when that could return. >>> and is it really that harmful? >>> and the potentially serious health conditions now linked to snoring. >>> and one . >>> you may not think of marijuana and heroin as posing the same danger but california does. a ruling that may have implications for the upcoming

>>> the state department condemned the clash in yemen, at the same time, the u.n jamal from oakland california, hoping to bring his pregnant wife and two-year-old daughter back to the u.s. he arrived in country two weeks before fighting escalated. >>> past president for unrest there, mohamed kubadi says, what's happening there bears the fingerprints of ali abdullah saleh. >> the objective is to get the group to the negotiating table. but the man in the back seat, is the man mr. saleh and he wants this sampsonian option. either he gets the victory or he brings down the temple on everybody. >> pakistan, parliament in islamabad, expressed agreement with the saudi coalition. kamal hyder has more. >> reporter: prime minister held a high level meeting with the air chief and the military chief, and now opposition speakers are speaking, they expressed their reservation about sending troops to saudi arabia and getting embroiled in the yemen conflict. however the ruling party has the ruling party in parliament and is likely to decide in favor of support for saudis. the army had left it to the government

he was from oaklander california and he was hoping to bring miss pregnant wife bring his mother and pregnant wife back to the usa. >> the whole objective of the exercise is to get people back to the dialogue table but it's not the houthies. people have got to understand that the man who is pulling the strings, the backseat driver is the former and previous dictator ali abdullah saleh. he is behind it. he is going to use the option for heroes, or he brings it on the head of everybody. >> russia has submitted a draft resolution in the united nations security council calling for an immediate cease-fire. not knowing when a vote could come. >>> the saudi government has requested for pakistani support. kamal hyder has more from pakistan. >> the parliament started it debating this issue in the morning and then had toed a journey because the prime minister was pre-occupied with the sri lankan president who is visiting. they've been talking about sending troops to saudi arabia and getting emprovide in the yemen conflict. however, they have the majority in parliament and is likely to decide in favor o

but for right now it's a sunny afternoon in oakland's california. >> it's been a pleasant even joyful afternoon for these youngsters. considering they're just a week away from the war with uncertain futures, it's probably been a respite on a long journey for their new lives. >>> but not everyone welcomed the arrival of the babies and children. they questioned president gerald ford. >> they won't let the mexicans in from mexico. they send them back. i mean we could be put out if we start letting the vietnamese in. >> from some sources i've heard, the people over there really don't mind it all that badly. i don't understand why we're bringing them over here. >> the lady that we've got too many walking the streets here that we need to take care of before we take care of them. >> i don't know how many we can absorb but we have a job to help the people there. >>> in 2005, ktvu's janine de la vega met some of the children and women that were on the flight. >> reporter: they waited anxiously inside a hanger at oakland airport this morning wondering what to expect. >> can you believe my mom -

in oakland, california hundreds of protesters marched blocking traffic on interstate 88.n los angeles the protests continued with many carrying signs and banners. 15 people were arrested after blocking a computer train at a downtown intersection. meanwhile in new york city several hundred demonstrators marched towards police headquarters, with reports of dozens being arrested for blocking traffic. police also say an off-duty officer was assaulted by protesters heading home. these protests come after a string of high-profile cases of black men losing their lives to the hands of white police officers. last week we saw video of a south carolina police officer shooting and killing a black man who was running from the officer. today's philadelphia rally is part of a nine-day, five-state march. it kicked up on monday and will wrap up next week in the nation's capitol. the group says it plans to deliver proposals for reform to congress when it arrives in washington, d.c. the philadelphia rally, once again, one of several planned for today. the group is also calling attention to

he was from oakland california. he was hoping to bring thinks wife and daughter back to the usa. >>> saudi government has requested support and the parliament is debating whether to get involved. >> well, the ruling party has the majority in parliament, but you also have to deal with a considerable number of parties such as the pakistan people's party and then you've got the those opposing any deployment into yemen at this time saying that pakistan should act as a mediator and firefighter rather than getting involved in the yemeni quagmire. however, the government has the support and defense minister speaking on the floor said that saudi arabia has asked for neighbors for air and ground support, and pakistan said that if case there was infringement of sovereignty of saudi arabia, pakistan would respond. strong language coming out and there is the expectation that it will go through parliament but the debate is likely to continue for another day or two. >> i spoke earlier with mohammed kubati, a former adviser to the

. >> in oakland california, gunmen have taken over a passenger train. an elite swat team moves in to neutralize the threat - highly-trained units like this are crucial in such situations. this time it's just a drill - part of a law enforcement training event called "urban shield". it's the kind of scenario for which swat teams were first formed in the los angeles police department in the 1960s. >> and so swat had its genesis with that philosophy and the philosophy of protecting life. >> stephen downing was there at the time, and says these units were only meant for the worst-case scenarios >> these are military type responses military style tactics and military types of weaponry that are very dangerous in a civilian population. >> nowadays while swat teams are still trained - and equipped - to deal with the very deadliest threats, what's changed is how they're being used. >> are you in this kind of situation a lot? >> few and far between, better to be prepared. >> save as many lives as possible >> are you guys full-time swat? >> does that mean that you'

in oakland california holding signs that read plaque and brown lives matter, hundreds of president hadi test ever thes march blocking traffic on interstate 88. in los angeles the protests continue with many carrying signs and banners, 15 people were arrested, after blocking a commuter train at a downtown intersection. >> meanwhile, in new york city several hundred demonstrators march towards police head quarters with reports of dozens of people being arrested for blocking traffic. police also say an off duty officer was assaulted by two protest ever toes heading home on the brooklyn bridge. the suspects apparently fled. these protests come after string of high profile cases a black man losing their lives to the hand of white police officers. including the shooting of a man in tulsa oklahoma by a reserve deputy sheriff. and last week, way with saw video of a south carolina police officer, shooting and killing a black man who was running fromming the officer. today's philadelphia rally is part of a march to justice. a nine day five state march it kicked off on monday on new york stanton i

in oakland california, holding signs that read black and brown lives matter, hundreds march blocking traffic. in los angeles the protest continues, 15 people were arrested after blocking a commuter train at a downtown intersection. meanwhile in new york city several hundred demonstrators marched toward police headquarters. a police officer was assaulted by two protesters on the brooklyn bridge. the protesters allegedly fled. last week we saw video of a south carolina police officer shooting and killing a black man who was running from the officer. today's philadelphia rally is part of the march to justice, a five-state march. it kicked off on new york's staten island, and will wrap up next week in the nation's capitol. the group plans for proposals for congress. >> the march will move on to baltimore before wrapping up in d.c. on tuesday. the group is calling attention to the school to prison pipeline saying that more attention needs to be placed on education. >> so the protest movement in the country is alive and well. >> and many on social media having their voices heard. >> thank

a friend of hers like them put up an exhibit of hers in oakland, california gathering. that exhibit listing by a man who would become her husband, paul taylor, and very straight the economist, professor at the university of california berkeley. he thought they were sensational and he hired her first work program of the state of california to try to help all of these agricultural migrants. then, since he was an agricultural economist he took it across to washington d.c. to the department of agriculture where they had started a small photographic project. the man took one look at the photographs and hired her on the spot. had no idea what he could do but he thought this photographer has to work for this project. in 1936 she shifted and began to work for the federal government for a project known as the foreign security agency. >> host: how long was she with the feds? >> guest: she worked for them for four. 10 series to the fall of teen 39. the project itself was killed off by republican congresspeople and all of franklin roosevelt's enterprises. it was killed off in 1941 1

. >> just last week an american from oakland california. gas station owner reportedly became the first american to be killed in the conflict. 26-year-old american was shaken by his death. >> he was coming home when he was hit by a mortar shell. he died the same day i left aden. that's what pushed me. i had to find a way to leave. i can't stay there. >> a bay area resident and coffee importer travelled to yemen to help local coffee farmers improve their crops. the state department warned against travel to yemen for years. but the last thing they expected was to get caught up in a civil war turned without warn into regional conflict. >> all hell broke loose. i walked outside and saw antiaircraft machine-guns in the air, and they looked like lasers. bombs dropped around me. morning. >> with the u.s. embassy closed, and no civilian flight. he was stuck with no u.s. plans for an evacuation. >> you don't want to see plane, you hear them. you hear more and more attacks. >> i wanted to go to saudi arabia, i wanted to go to ayman, through the desert

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. >> in oakland california signs read black and brown lives matter, hundreds of protestors marched blocking traffic on interstate 88. >> in los angeles the protests continued with many carrying signs and banners, 15 were arrested after block ago commuter train. >> in new york city, several hundred demonstrators marched toward police headquarters with reports of dozens arrested for blocking traffic there. please say an off duty police officer was assaulted by two protestors heading home on the brooklyn bridge. the suspects apparently fled. these protests come after a string of high profile cases of black men losing their lives to the hand of white police officers, including the shooting of a man in tulsa oklahoma by a reserve deputy sheriff. last week, we saw video of a south carolina police officer shooting and killing a black man who was running away from that officer. >> as we mentioned, there is another round of protests expected today. a five state rally spans over nine days that began monday in statten riled where eric garner was killed. the march to justice will wind up in washington

office in oakland. california congressman jerry mcnerny who is on the house committee tells abc 7 it is critical for employees like brown to come forward. >> the regional officer said she was thrilled when somebody came forth as a whistleblower which is quite surprising for someone in management to say. so that tells me they really don't have control of the situation there. >> mcnerny said he suggest maendagement plan to get that situation under control. the committee is looking into charges of benefit delays and v.a. offices in oakland and philadelphia as well. >> have you ever heard of a navy shower? coming up, the drastic measure that some bay area students are taking to conserve water. plus technology that shows how much you're saving without waiting for the bill. >> federal regulators are coming up with modern ways for you to make purchases. i'm michael finny ahead on 7 on your side. how exchanges could protect you from being scammed. >> i'm spencer christian. a few clouds around the bay area right now. but m

the attention of sculptor mario kioto, who captured her face on the remember them monument in oakland, california. commemorating civil rights leaders around the world. >> how do you see irs? the artists and people in this community see you among the greats. how do you see yourself? >> i don't see myself as a hero which lots of the kids say. i do see myself not as a role model. >> but bridges says racism and violence are very real problems today. in 2010, her eldest son was gunned down in new orleans. he was only 17 years old. >> we are being divided. there is an us and a them. but i think what's dividing us is good and evil. evil stood over my child and shot him. evil comes into our schools. and evil looks just like you and me. but then, so does good. good looks like you and me. >> so when you look at what's going on in the country today and you think about ferguson, missouri and other places across the country where there continue to be cries of racism and concern about how people get along, what do you say about that and how far have we come? >> i get that question a lot. how far have we come?

. >> it's not just oakland california, it's everywhere. >> reporter: as for the 13-year- old we met sheing away and is not the same girl anymore. >> what has it thought you? >> not to run away because you never know what you can get yourself into. like, one day, you will never come back alive. >> reporter: each survivor hopes their story will change the course of a girl who's walking on a similar path. amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> at ktvu.com we posted contact information for organizizations that help victims of sex trafficking and abuse. just look for our coverage on the front page. >>> the bay area is rallying to help the victims of that massive earthquake in nepal. at 10:45 the skills they're using to help the search and rescue effort in nepal. >>> we talked about the cooler conditions we're going to see around here tomorrow. but there's warmer weather on the way. i'll let you know which cities will be the hottest as we move through this week. >> police are circulating a photo in hopes of identifying someone who groped a girl inside a market. >>> in palo alto police are asking the

office in oakland. california congressman jerry mcnerny who is on the house committee tells abc 7 it is critical for employees like brown to come forward. >> the regional officer said she was thrilled when somebody came forth as a whistleblower which is quite surprising for someone in management to say. so that tells me they really don't have control of the situation there. >> mcnerny said he suggest maendagement plan to get that situation under control. the committee is looking into charges of benefit delays and v.a. offices in oakland and philadelphia as well. >> have you ever heard of a navy shower? coming up, the drastic measure that some bay area students are taking to conserve water. plus technology that shows how much you're saving without waiting for the bill. >> federal regulators are coming up with modern ways for you to make purchases. i'm michael finny ahead on 7 on your side. how exchanges could protect you from being scammed. >> i'm spencer christian. a few clouds around the bay area right now. but m

caught the attention of a sculptor who included bridges face on the remember them monument in oakland california commemorating civil rights heroes around the world. >> how do you see yourself history? clearly this artist and the people in this community see you among the greats. how do you see yourself? i don't she myself as a hero, i see myself as a role model. >> bridges says racism and violence are real problems today. in 2010 her eldest son was gunned down in new orleans. he was 17 years old. >> we are being divided. there is an us and a them. what is dividing us is good and evil. evil stood over my child and shot him. evil comes into our schools, and evil looks like you and me. so does good. good looks like you and me. >> so when you look at what is going on in the country today and thing about ferguson, missouri and other places across the country where there's cries about race. and how far we have come along. what do you say about that, and how far we have come along. >> how faff, amazing. we have come a long way. when i think about ferguson. you are speaking to a parent that lost a child

becky worley, abc news, oakland, california. >> technology. >> i love it. >> you a dog family? am a dog lover. we don't have a dog currently but one day we will. my mother had five rambunctious children. she would have put those on us if she could have. >> that's an idea. >> there's an idea. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades an idea. >> announcer: this is abc's >>> good thursday morning to you all. thank you for spending some time with us. >>> here's some of the top headlines we are following on "world news now." >>> religious freedom fix. state house republicans are expected to announce proposed changes to the law that's sparking outrage from the gay community and beyond. and the governor of arkansas is changing his mind about a similar bill in his state. >>> another racial incident on a college campus sparked a major investigation. this time the discovery of a noose at duke university. authorities have not identified who placed that noose. >>> millionaire murder suspect robert durst has a court appearance today in new orleans. t

harold, by that time in elderly preacher from oakland, california -- had begun broadcasting on a radio network called family radio. by the early 2000's, family radio had 140 stations in the u.s. and translated camping's radio shows into many different languages. in 1992, camping told his audience and followers that he had discovered after a lifetime of study the secret patterns embedded in the bible and he could determine when jesus would return to the are. the math is complicated but he essentially believed the world was 13,000 years old and you could trace adam's creation to a very specific year. so then the second coming what happened shortly after the 1300 year period. he argued it would probably happen in 1988 but that his numbers might be off and it could be 2011. he knew what happened between september 15 and december 27 but could not tell us the hour or the day. you could know the month and the year. despite his confidence, he instructed followers not to plan for the rapture or give up their day jobs because they should live as though the return was 100 years away. his understa

it's important that they remain peaceful but i have to tell you, i come from oakland, california where a brilliant young man, was gunned down several years ago. you may have seen the film fruitvale station. the other young african-american men around the country are gunned down unarmed young men. it's time to really come to grips with the fact that in this country, we have to really have criminal justice reform, police reform and allow the peaceful protests to move forward because that's the only way change will occur. 50 years ago, it was young people who were protesting in selma. my colleague john lewis was one of those. it's the police and dogs and the, you know the state troopers who tried to prevent the marches. so we're 50 years later. there's a lot of work to be done. black lives do matter and it's about time the entire country understands this and young people need to realize that they are going to be part of this change. the street heat is absolutely necessary. it's got to be peaceful and once again, this is such another sad day. >> congressman lee, i appreciate your time very

oakland, california. it's just after 2:00 in the morning when a bay area rapid transit train, known as b.a.r.t., pulls into the fruitvale station and the doors open. a b.a.r.t. police officer tells five men who step off the train to wait on the platform. two of them defy the instruction and get back on the train. >> out of nowhere, i heard, get off the train, get off the train. and some curse words after that. >> like many of the train passengers, tommy cross is on his way home from seeing the new year's eve fireworks show in san francisco. when he sees the officer entering the train car. >> i thought he was coming for me for a second, but he went right past me. and grabbed the young man who just walked on the train. >> the b.a.r.t. police officer, tony peroni, is responding to a report of a fight on the train that the conductor called in. >> the lead car, no weapons, all black clothing. a group is all we have. >> the transmission was bm. a group of bms which represented black males. >> cephus johnson's n

. >> reporter: 2009 on a train station platform in oakland, california. 22-year-old oscar grant getso a scuffle with b.a.r.t. transit police. officer johannes mehserle and another officer try to subdue grant. at some point, officer mehserle announces, i'm going to taze him, and then fires. trouble is he didn't use his trarz. he'd mistakenly grabbed his semi-automatic handgun, firing one shot into oscar grant's back killing him. protests erupted. how could a police officer have made such a fatal error? perhaps because of something called slips and capture, a psychological stress phenomenon experts say causes a person to slip from their intended path only to be captured by a stronger response that takes them in a different direction. greg meyer testified for the defense at the trial of officer mehserle. >> he's mentally trying to draw his taser, which is in a cross-draw position over in front of his belt but his hand is on his side arm. so he raises himself up and then fires the one shot. and then immediately reacts you know oh, my god. >> reporter: officer mehserle was convicted of in

becky worley, abc news, oakland, california. >> technology. >> i love it. >> you a dog family? lover. we don't have a dog currently but one day we will. my mother had five rambunctious children. she would have put those on us if she could have. >> that's an idea. >> there's an idea. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. >> that's an idea. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now." >>> making news in america this morning, dangerous conditions. a line of powerful storms rolling through several states heading south with a potential of damaging winds, hail and tornadoes. we are tracking it all. >>> indicted. a u.s. senator facing serious charges and remaining defiant. >> this is not how my career is going to end. [ cheers and applause ] >> senator robert menendez promising a fight with his future in jeopardy. >>> dramatic crash. an out-of-control suv smashing into a school bus with students inside. new video showing the moment of impact. >>> plus if you thought tom brady's cliff jump was dangerous, what about what this nfl player is d

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 little more patience and look at what you have there. >> >> reporter: it is unclear if the strategy is working. batt says measured response is a strategy he developed as chief of police in long beach. he seems proud of it. we reached out to his coworkers from the oakland police department and none of them had comments. >> a dozen cops went to the hospital in baltimore. you don't want to throw all of your guys in that mess. sometimes it is better to pull back and assess the situation. >> reporter: i think you are right. i think some people are frustrated because they wanted more action on that night. but definitely, it has been calm tore night and you wonder if that hanging back had anything to do with that. >> a world of difference with the curfew an

oakland, california has the highest minimum wage.17, seattle will be the highest minimum wage city in the country. tom: 1994, you have to read a couple of alan krueger papers on this. here is the heart of it. the state started changing the minimum wage. we have cities starting to change the minimum wage. should the federal government be involved at all? guests: we have a federal minimum wage since president roosevelt. when congress was slow to raise it, we saw the states step in. i think that is a combination of a federal minimum wage and state is beneficial for the country. the u.k., they now have a national minimum wage. tom: we are lucky to have anthony with us. he wrote a 2000 page book a million years ago on the repo market. it comes under pressure. bill gross, he is at a startup firm in denver. he told me your world the liquidity is real. guest: it is a market where you take a picture of your garage and you want to get money from is a you and use it. you have a lot of stuff. it is more difficult to take your stuff, to repo them

sky 7 hd was overhead as oakland police and california highway patrol officers rush to block protestors from getting on interstate 9 80. >> march mostly peaceful with drummers and dancers joining at one point small fire set in the middle of the street at broadway and 17th about it for trouble. >> once the main group disbursed small group broke window at the dog wood bar and sprayed graffiti on nearby businesses. we have continuing coverage of the ballot mir riot on air and on line. coverage continues now on twitter at this web site. >> san francisco police looking into a deadly stack. this is here as police investigated emergency crew responded. officers the i'm sorry that's the mayor of baltimore wrong piece of tape. i'll talk about the stabbing in san francisco. officers fund a man stabbed to death at 7:00 o'clock this morning. police or tonight rather. police not releasing any other details at this point but there was a deadly stabbing in san francisco this evening. >> young man just teenager accused of stab ago 9-year-old boy to death in discovery bay has revealed his motive. 18-yea

sky 7 hd was overhead as oakland police and california highway patrol officers rush to block protestors from getting on interstate 9 80. >> march mostly peaceful with drummers and dancers joining at one point small fire set in the middle of the street at broadway and 17th about it for trouble. >> once the main group disbursed small group broke window at the dog wood bar and sprayed graffiti on nearby businesses. we have continuing coverage of the ballot mir riot on air and on line. coverage continues now on twitter at this web site. >> san francisco police looking into a deadly stack. this is here as police investigated emergency crew responded. officers the i'm sorry that's the mayor of baltimore wrong piece of tape. i'll talk about the stabbing in san francisco. officers fund a man stabbed to death at 7:00 o'clock this morning. police or tonight rather. police not releasing any other details at this point but there was a deadly stabbing in san francisco this evening. >> young man just teenager accused of stab ago 9-year-old boy to death in discovery bay has revealed his motive. 18-yea

sky 7 hd was overhead as oakland police and california highway patrol officers rush to block protestors from getting on interstate 9 80. >> march mostly peaceful with drummers and dancers joining at one point small fire set in the middle of the street at broadway and 17th about it for trouble. >> once the main group disbursed small group broke window at the dog wood bar and sprayed graffiti on nearby businesses. we have continuing coverage of the ballot mir riot on air and on line. coverage continues now on twitter at this web site. >> san francisco police looking into a deadly stack. this is here as police investigated emergency crew responded. officers the i'm sorry that's the mayor of baltimore wrong piece of tape. i'll talk about the stabbing in san francisco. officers fund a man stabbed to death at 7:00 o'clock this morning. police or tonight rather. police not releasing any other details at this point but there was a deadly stabbing in san francisco this evening. >> young man just teenager accused of stab ago 9-year-old boy to death in discovery bay has revealed his motive. 18-yea

. >>> the effort to keep the raiders in oakland is taking on more urgency. in southern california, councilmembers in the city of carson approved plans for a stadium to house the raiders and san diego chargers. anne makovec joins us live from the newsroom to explain what this means for the team's future. >>> reporter: it means pressure on east bay officials is increasing big time. they are holding a forum this morning about what's next for the coliseum city plan. it's centered around a rich investor from san diego who wants to move forward, and that meeting adds new urgency after this. [ chanting ] >> reporter: so cal football fans cheering last night as councilmembers in carson voted to approve plans for an nfl stadium that would be shared by both the raiders and the chargers. the privately financed project would not have to go to a public vote. the raiders and chargers want to share the stadium if they can't reach deals in their current cities. >> if a deal were made in san diego or oakland that's an obstacle to overcome here in carson. >> reporter: meanwhile, oakland and alameda

oakland. in southern california, the city council in carson has approved plans for a football stadium though housee chargers. anne makovec is live in the newsroom now to explain where things stand bright now. >>> reporter: it's a standoff. east bay officials are holding a forum this morning about what's next for the coliseum city plan. that is centered around a rich investor from san diego who wants to move forward in the east bay. that meeting has new urgency after this. >> mr. city clerk, the motion carries. >> whoo! [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: that was a southern california football fans down in the city of carson last night as councilmembers voted to approve plans for an nfl stadium that would be shared by both the oakland raiders and the san diego chargers. the privately financed project would not have to go to a public vote. the raiders and chargers would share the stadium if they can't reach deals in their current cities. >> the community has spoken. football needs to come back to los angeles. >> reporter: but not so fast! oakland and alameda county still working on a coliseum city

cooler in california stoke -- in california oakland at 39. bayshore line is hugging around 5051 at san francisco and alameda and at 50 in san carlos and redwood city and newark and to san jose. we have 46 in san ramon and 45 in fairfield and lafayette is 47 and brentwood and half moon bay is at 48, the flags on the ferry building are the story cold gallon passed through quietly and now we are going do have a rush of dry and cooler air that will keep us around 65 to 71 and the cost into san francisco is 58 to 612 -- in san jose. deeper into the forecast it changes today. the winds blow offshore and 70s and 80s coming back. good morning, everyone we will start off here with a look at this action involving a couple of trucks, a hit-and-run accident northbound 880 at marina police department everyone is on the shoulder and that is why you see the green. however, you can see off the side of the screen, northbound 238 is loading up as you make the drive great castro valley to hayward. to the north the project that started at 9:00 lat night shut dow

the raiders and charges will offer a joint proposal in southern california and oakland is trying to keep the raiders here but americans of the nfl committee considering the proposal predict that the nfl will be back if los angeles next year. >> another sport the warriors give us an update open new arena they will build in the mission bay neighborhood. the president. be at the public policy forum to lay out the warriors' vision. the 18,000 seat arena is riftedly financed so no public funding will be used. it will open in 2018. >> the warriors are waiting to see who they will play in the playoffs playing memphis last night 689 clay thompson was red hot scored 26 in the second quarter and 23 points if a reat one point. the grizzlies got close in the 4th account warriors got 111-107 victory. the warriors close owe the regular somatome at home against the nuggets. >> we are home for the nba finals with coverage june 4th. >>> can you tell by this shot, not really, how breezy and chilly it is? >> you there are other cameras bouncing around. mike has the forecast. >> i will show you the temperat

he still has the same authority in oakland as he would in san leandro or any other city in california. >> :it is common for other agencies to come into oakland to do follow-up investigations. just as the oakland police department will go into other cities to do follow-up investigations. this time the officer saw something and acted. which is fine with jose. >> : everybody wants to live in a safe neighborhood, you know, what i'm saying. so, you know, maybe police can patrol more often, you know, to take care of our neighborhood, you know. philippe djegal>>: the san leandro police department will conduct its own investigation into this shooting as well. we're told investigators from the alameda county district attorney's office are also involved. live in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. nationwide protests today by low-wage workers and their supporters. in what is being called the "fight for 15" campaign. for a 15-dollar an hour minimum wage. in the bay area. hundreds of people marched. to call attention to wage inequality. jeff bush>>: hundreds took to the streets of berkeley

california. those ships have to come to oakland after they leave los angeles and long beach. when cargo arrives from southern california it is getting delayed in the marine terminal. >> reporter: all of that stuff is expected to last for another month or sos a they play catch up. little has been done to prevent a similar slow down when the contract expires in four years. reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> another crash and grab in san francisco. >> just trying to clean up my mess and start all over. >> what the thieves got away with and a look at the surveillance video that could lead to arrests. >> a new way to recycle at one of the best known parks. >> less wind today but the temperatures warmed up. it will get warmer as we go into the next couple days. i will have the details on the warm up. ♪ with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >>> vintage store in san francisco is the latest casualty of a smash

in oakland katie utis, abc 7 news. >>> california highway patrol is searching for the driver of a green who may be responsible for a fatal hit and run accident. traffic was stopped for hours last night after a motorcyclist lost control on the connector ramp to eastbound 92 near highway 101 in san mateo. the chp today identified the driver who plunged 50 feet to his death over the concrete barrier as 53-year-old larry pack. authorities say the suv or jeep they're looking for seen fleeing the scene has some damage to its right side. >>> california health officials could soon declare the measles outbreak over the outbreak began in december at disneyland in southern california. there have been 134 confirmed cases in the state since then. california's last reported case was march 2nd. once we reach april 17th if there are no new cases reported, the state will declare the outbreak over. >>> giants' manager bruce boche and sabian aren't going anywhere soon. the team announced today that they have both received contract extensions through the 2019 season. sabien got a bump up a promotion. he's

oakland, abc7 news. >> in southern california a small group blocked light rail tracks in los angeles during the evening commute. there is no reports of arrests. officers here are handcuffing people blocking traffic on the brooklyn bridge. several thousand people took part at the protest. >> in palo alto the owner of the buena vista mobile home park wants to sell it to make way for new development. we're live with the story. chris? >> it's a win situation of a hearing that began last night. residents are not going down without a fight. in >> i would like to say living here i would like my kids going to the school here too. >> low income families fight to save their piece of the american dream. >> i don't know where i can go. >> nearly 400 people live at the mobile home park. the family that owns the property announced plans to sell it in 2012 at issue whether a resident relocation package is fair. but a decision from the city council could come as soon as tonight. >> it's not just about helping the buena vista students. it's about raising our children to understand we're in a neighborhood that cares abo

the warriors are planning a move to san francisco but oakland hopes to reach a deal that will work for all three teams. >>> california attorney general kamala harris begins the campaign for the senate with a kickoff planned this evening in san francisco and guests include district attorney and mayor lee and oakland mayor libby schaaf. she announced the bid in senate days after senator boxer announced she would not run for re-election in 2016. if harris wins she would be the first african-american senator from california. >>> firsts will rally in oakland in support of regulations aimed at reducing workplace violence and the rally comes as new hospital regulations move through the final hearing and the regulations come after governor brown signed a bill last area riverring hops to have a comprehensive workplace violence prevention land requiring proper security, adequate staffing and education and training for everyone would directed patient care. >>> new this morning, the heads of lufthansa and germanwings are paying respects to the victims of the plane crash in the french alps with a wreath laid in honor of the 150 p

scenes like these becoming all too familiar from oakland to southern california. >> hoping we can curb some of these behavior. reporter: more than 100 deputies and police officers flooded streets sunday evening boxing in this swarm of more than 200 cars. at least 10 people arrested on a variety of charges including street racing. hundreds of others given misdemeanor citations. >> some people are going to say, ok, maybe this is a little overboard. >> any time a person gets killed as a result of something like this we'll do everything we can to brush this. reporter: officers believe this failure to control roads is just beginning. they're planning more large police responses like this one. brandy hicks, abc 7 news. alison: that's it for abc 7 news at 5:00. leon: all right. coming up right now at 6:00 -- >> our community is experiencing a great deal of trauma. leon: protests and calls for calm after a man dies after a confrontation with baltimore police. alison: why the man who landed that gyrocopter in front of the capitol says he never thought he'd be shot down. leon: why some believe t

scenes like these becoming all too familiar from oakland to southern california. >> hopefully we cancurve some of this behavior. >> reporter: more than 100 officers flooded streets sunday evening boxing in this swarm of more than 200 cars. at least ten people arrested on a variety of charges including street racing. hundreds of others given misdemeanor citations. some people are going to say maybe this is a little overboard. >> anytime a person gets killed as a result of something like this, we're going to do everything we can to crush this type of criminal activity. >> reporter: officers believe this battle to control the roads here in california is just the beginning. they expected it to get worse during summer break and planning more large police responses like this one. reena, and t.j. >> thank you so much. we want to give you and i look now what the family sedan will look like in 15 years. i should say might look like. as long as it has heated seats. >> absolutely. chevy is showing off the self-driving electric car at the shanghai auto show in china this week. it's called the fn

oakland, abc7 news. >> in southern california a small group blocked light rail tracks in los angeles during the evening commute. there is no reports of arrests. officers here are handcuffing people blocking traffic on the brooklyn bridge. several thousand people took part at the protest. >> in palo alto the owner of the buena vista mobile home park wants to sell it to make way for new development. we're live with the story. chris? >> it's a win situation of a hearing that began last night. residents are not going down without a fight. in >> i would like to say living here i would like my kids going to the school here too. >> low income families fight to save their piece of the american dream. >> i don't know where i can go. >> nearly 400 people live at the mobile home park. the family that owns the property announced plans to sell it in 2012 at issue whether a resident relocation package is fair. but a decision from the city council could come as soon as tonight. >> it's not just about helping the buena vista students. it's about raising our children to understand we're in a neighborhood that cares abo

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. >> all the way from oakland, california celebrating my 65th birthday. >> sweet 16 and first time ine bit of a breeze and it's a tad on the chilly side. >> it's beautiful in washington where al is where al is. they will let him in in a few minutes. >> it's always a great event. al will fill us in. let's go inside. >> we have a check of the morning's top stories. good morning. >> good morning once again. rolling stone magazine is apologizing after officially retracting its discredited article about an alleged gang rape at the university of virginia. in charlottesville, gabe good morning. >> good morning. a new independent report from columbia university's school is scathing and claims not just rolling stone's reporter, but editors despite the criticism and everyone involved will keep their jobs. they sparked protests in a national conversation about sexual assault. a woman identified only as jackie claims she was raped by seven men at a fraternity here. police later said they had no evidence to support the story she told rolling stone. this report calling it a journalistic failure and