website has a letter from the ceo saying it opposes the actions of the russian government. >>> the oakland city council held a special hearing that lasted late into the night. many people spoke in brook's favor. six council members voted not to censure her. she broke city ruling by hiring and paying staff in her district in east oakland. >>> we are hearing from anthony weiner allegedly sent explicit texts to. >> he is saying one thing to me and saying another thing to his wife and saying another thing on the campaign trail. i don't know who the real anthony weiner is. >> she talked about her relationship with weiner on the tv show inside edition. she says she first contacted wean never 2011 -- weiner because she was a fan. as their six month online relationship sizzled weiner became more controlling. >>> oj simpson is pleading with a parole board to let him go. he deeply regrets leading five men in the armed robbery and kidnapping of in las vegas. >>> we know wham caused a mass -- we know what caused a hassive wild fire in california. it was caused by an electrical equipment failure on private

reporter: in response in the meantime, the aclu released a statement saying in part, that the oakland city council last night made the unfortunate decision of approving a vast surveillance center which could be used for warrantless surveillance of oakland resident who is have engaged in no wrongdoing. we spoke with residents this morning who say they're mixed about the domain awareness center. >> i don't think it makes any difference. more safer in downtown oakland? no, not at all. maybe they'll use it for what they need but i don't think it will be any different than what it was. the level drama that the police can control is very little. >> reporter: when we talked with the city council members this morning, they say they needed to' prove this because they would otherwise lose $2 million in federal funding. the center is scheduled to open next year. back to you. . >>> more details now, the oakland city council also approved the controversial tools of violence bill. that proposal would ban demonstrators from carrying hammers and other item that is could be used as weapons. however, some c

. >>> in a few hours oakland city leaders will hold a news conference to discuss the city's growing violent crime program. it will be held in oakland's maxwell park neighborhood. ktvu paul chambers joins us now from the scene again as that deadly shooting. paul. >> reporter: good morning, pam. we are across the street where judy solomon was shot and killed just two days ago. yesterday the community came together to remember her. this is also the area where later this morning members of oakland city council and community leaders will gather and demand increased public safety. it was two days ago she was driving in the neighborhood when she was shot and killed two blocks from her home. she was picking up animals in the area for a pet sitting business. they came together to show their support and honor judy solomon. >> i'm devastated. she was my only sister and her mother, our mother died when judy was 17. and it has been a tough life for her. >> reporter: we are told solomon was working with members of the community to bring private security to the area. and they hope that solomon's death isn

what oakland city leaders will be doing this morning. responding to her shocking killing. >>> we are live until santa clara where police say a woman was sexually assaulted by an intruder that broke into her home. we'll tell you what officers found on the scene. >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning enoughs. live look apt the big -- live look at the big board. a lot of earnings coming in this morning. analysts not really very favorable about zynga. that stock expecting to open much lower today. expedia also. act vision actually sores on the earnings report. this is a very busy time with corporate earnings coming in. we will keep watching that. >>> we'll smile and say good morning, to you. thank you for joining us here on ktvu channel 2 morning news. it's friday, pam. i wouldn't kid you. it's july 26th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. time now is 6:30. i want to go to sal for that breaking news on traffic. if you are just joining us. you need to though what is going on in vallejo. >> this truck flipped over an hour a

two hours from now, members of the community and oakland city county will come out and demand public safety. judy salamon was shot two days ago. she lived in the max well park area of oakland and was shot and killed two blocks from her home. she was picking up animals for a pet sitting business. last night members of the community came together to show they're support to honor judy including her family from southern california. >> we're devastated. she's my only sister and our mother died when judy was 17. and it has been a tough life for her. >> reporter: we're told salamon was working with members of the community to bring private security to the area. members of this community and other parts of oakland are outraged by the number of killings and say salamon's death is the final straw and they hope salamon didn't die in vain. >> i'm hoping if any good comes out of this, maybe people can really come together and do more neighborhood watch and get the patrol going in the area. >> reporter: salamon also leaves behind her pet chihuahua, animal control must keep the dog at the shelter, a

more than 1,000 oakland city workers walked off the job.they are upset over another 10% pay cut so they called a one-day general strike. this is impacting parking enforcement, street sweeping, animal control, senior centers and other services. we should note police, fire and emergency services, those employees are still on the job. this was the first general strike by city workers since 1946. >> adding to the pain and irritation of this commute the triple-digit heat that's boiling the bay area. here is a live look over san jose. not a cloud in the sky. jeff ranieri is in the weather center and jeff, it's dangerously hot. >>rh" it is. excessive heat warnings in place, a lot of commuters that aren't taking b.a.r.t. bettefvm hope the a.c. is working in the car. the hottest in the east bay where we have 99 in livermore, 99 in concord. a closer look at the east bay where the zone of the hottest weather continues to push in from the desert southwest. we're looking at 101 in walnut creek, 100 in pleasanton. so fire danger is high here. we have th

but for parts of the city of oakland, including nearby the airport. the fire department and services endorse the idea. some don't like the idea of being watched. they have the concept of big brother watching them. they don't like it. the cameras do have the capacity to read license plates. that's something else that's controversial. and again, this is going to be just accepting a $2 million grant from homeland security to provide additional cameras, security cameras, surveillance cameras here in oakland. >> thank you. >>> police need help searching for a stolen van. this van delivers meals to citizen seniors in the east bay. the white ford van belongs to the meals on wheels program. it was parked on fruitvale street. without the van, a manager says most seniors will not receive their daily meals. >>> someone made an extra donation to the goodwill. bedbugs. the nonprofit is dealing with a bedbug scare at its warehouses in san francisco and burlingame. jean elle joins us from the peninsula where the little bugs are causing a huge problem. jean? >> repor

great job. >> a marathon meeting for the oakland city council turns rowdy. we will show you what is behind the commotion. >> creepy crawlers found at good will warehouses and what they are doing to make sure the donations are not infested. >> do you want of 7,000 new jobs in >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> now a late night meeting for the oakland city council towns rowdy. why the audience was shouting at council members. >> bedbugs are found at good will warehouses. what is being done to make sure donated items are not infected. >> five days away from another potential bart strike and they only agree on one thing. the talks are not going well. >> it is 6:00. thanks for joining us. >> we still have below normal temperatures for this time of the year. mike has the forecast. >> it is a you it travel patton we have been dealing with. we want to put it to gear and get it moving. but, first, the cloud cover hanging in the air. it is more humid than this time yesterday. the next 12 hours we will look an the bay and

things really heated up at an oakland city council meeting. two hot-button issues came up for a boat. what the council decided about the use of surveillance in the city and also new rules for protesters. >> reporter: an assault on a college campus sends one man to the hospital. we're live in san jose and tell you the details. >>> less than five days away from another possible b.a.r.t. strike. we spoke to a union leader. she says why she thinks things are not looking good in labor talks. >>> coming up on 7:30. police are looking for the person accused of an assault on campus at san jose state university. ktvu's janine de la vega is there now live to let us know how students are reacting to this news. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. well, news of this assault is not sitting well with the students i spoke with this morning. they received an e-mail alert from the university detailing what happened here on the grass next to the science building. university police say a 22-year- old man was beaten last night at 8:30. he was wal

tonight oakland city council was considered a proposal to accept up to $2 million in federal funding or an expanded surveillance center to monitor the port of oakland area. the city council president supports the program called the domestic awareness center because it would help police and fire officials work better together to respond to emergencies. but an american civil liberties union attorney said the letter urging the council to withhold approval for now because of " significant privacy concerns. " if the funding is approved, oakland would be the first city in the country that would have a domain awareness centered that's a combined city port project. >>anny: good morning. the timeout is 0441. watching watching wall street this morning. futures trading the positive this morning. investors are waiting for a series of major economic reports later this week. tomorrow the government will report its first estimate of u-s economic growth for the second quarter. and on friday it will publish its monthly jobs survey. here's a look at the closing numbers. the dow fell 36- points. the nas

right now they're all rallying in front of oakland city hall. how the morning commute was impacted by the bart strike. we're watching the freeways and bridges as more commuters use their own cars to get to work. good afternoon. we begin with today's breaking news on the bart strike. we'll begin with the latest ever since bart union workers announced a strike was on late last night, just before their contract ran out at midnight. so far there are no scheduled talks for today. the last minute strike decision left commuters scrambling to find alternatives early this morning. we have team coverage of the bart strike. we're tracking traffic conditions and commute alternatives including ac transit and ferries. we'll begin with what bart union workers are doing right now. alex savage is live in oakland where the members are gathering. >> reporter: right. several thousand union workers are set to rally here. these are both striking bart workers and city of oakland employees who are also holding a one-day strike today. this morning the bart shutdown had

oakland city council woman of libby shaaf talks about the recent crime problem facing oakland residentsff added that the city of oakland and a complete the form and are committed to making the community sector. >>mark: the new eastern span of the bay bridge was supposed to open labor day weekend. but the opening was delayed until december 10th because of broken both now there is a chance the road we could be ready before then. engineers are currently working to replace 32 broken ready before then-just 32 broken bolt with a network of cables. and croats also plan to install metal plates for more support and they say the work is moving swiftly. caltrans has now passed the federal highway administration to review the new plan that could possibly lead to an earlier opening of the new span. we will be lead to an earlier opening of the new span. we will be right could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yep, everybody knows that. well, did you know some owls aren't that wise? don't forget i'm having brunch with meghan tomorrow. who? meghan, my coworker. who? seriously? you've m

. >>> we have got a lot of news to cover including a visit from oakland county city council. >>> we start with news in san francisco,, one person is dead after a shoot out. an officer saw two groups of the man shooting at each other. according to police one man was killed at the scene and another man tried to run away but was arrested. >> we know the officers came upon a gun battle as a result we have one person seriously injured and another dead. >> police say an officer did fire his wet been but did not hurt anyone. >>> thousands of people demand it justice for trayvon martin this weekend. people are demanding change, this comes one week after the not guilty verdict in the george zimmerman trial. there has been a debate on race relations and the other the right to bear arms. don knapp shows us e-commerce seeing a week after the verdict. >> reporter: here at the & are people post -- here at the abbey theatre people to a calmer look. there were three demonstrations in oakland. first, a really. , plans for a march to join with a student march were set aside after police were concerned abou

what is different tonight is if you look out to the other side of the lawn on oakland city hall, you will see a number of police officers in uniform all over this area. corners around 14th and broadway there are a number of police officers, things are peaceful here now. but still a lot of people here are wondering but people are still wondering if it will last. it all began saturday after a florida jury found george zimmerman not guilty of murder. the officers said they had difficult getting to protesters. like those who smashed these windows. >> the officers had a difficult getting to the point we had to deploy chemical munitions to rescue the officers. >> reporter: three nights in a row, frustrating? >> it is, it is. >> glass falling out. >> they need to give the police this authority to be able to arrest those participating in unlawful behavior. >> to say that we were not prepared is just an excuse. >> because we're so liberal, so progressive, whatever you want to say. we allow them to do things that they would not be able to do in another place. >> i don't know what to say, i don

domain awareness center and it's a joint project between the port of oakland and the city. now, it started out as a nationwide initiative to secure ports by connecting motion sensors and cameras in and around shipping facilities. nto a proposal that would cover much of oakland. if phase two is approved by oakland city council tonight, there will be a discussion about shooting sensor sites, license plate readers and 700 cameras that are already mounted throughout oakland public schools. that possibility is raising privacy concerns. >> it's not an either/or safety or privacy. we can have both. but we should not just be giving city officials, unelected city officials free license to acquire comprehensive information about us. >> we do need to have very clear policies in place to assure privacy and to set very clear and publicly accessible guidelines for when we record how long we retain that data and who that information can be given to. >> reporter: you probably hear the protests behind me. this is on another issue that will go before city council tonight. now, back to the sto

two measures, according to oakland city council members, designed to make the city of oakland safer, splipecially protests in the downtown area. set off fierce debate with the city council meeting goal to 1:30 in the morning. looks like more surveillance cameras coming to the city of oakland. >> we are having problems with christie's audio. we'll continue following the story. we'll get her back live and follow up. >>> also in oakland, police are open hoping for women who witnessed a murder nearly two years ago will come forward. police released the photos overnight. pictures found on the phone of the 32-year-old derian stone of fremont, he was shot killed during a halloween party 2011. the women may have witnessed the shooting but took off before police got to the scene? we know who will represent district 2 on the santa clara county board of vup advisupervi. cindy chavez taking 55% of the vote. defeats communications manager theresa alvarado. larry gerstin says chavez's win is a big win for organized labor. >> it's important not only for her, the liberal democrats and organized labo

back to you. >>> the oakland city council voted to upgrade oakland surveillance cam system the money coming from a federal grant for the domain awareness center a central hub for police and firefighters to monitor various cameras as well as other security systems. >>> it is 5:04 now. oscar grant's father and friends can move ahead with civil suits over what happened new year's morning in 2009. a federal appeals court says grant's father could sue johannes mehserle for the death of his son. mehserle shot the unarmed teenager at the fruitvale station platform. five of grant's companions can also sue for excessive for the. >>> a candlelight vigil will be held tonight for the 21-month- old oakland girl missing since july 9, daphne webb. it will start at 6:30 tonight in oakland. >>> still no progress to avert another bart strike. the transit agency and unions are accusing each other of lying to the public. we are now only four days until bay area commuters could be stranded again. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran is live at the daly city bart station this morning where riders are preparing f

. >> more surveillance throughout oakland could be coming soon. city council votes tonight on a proposal tochl pand surveillance system that would include port and city of oakland. others saying it's too invasive. now, we are now from oakland's emergency management center. >> this would be headquarters of the so called domain awareness center. the center. those who oppose it say big brother will arrive. the port has 130 surveillance cameras. homeland security came wupt money in 2008 to help pro test the port against any trarks. now, homeland security wants to give oakland $2 million to expand surveillance area to include parts of oakland. the office of emergency services says it's a matter of keeping people safe. >> because cameras under a public view. and we'd be able to get resources to that emergency whenever it is to the city. a lot faster than now. >> no cameras will be added. the center will use four cameras and the mapping system and integrate into one surveillance center here at the office of emergency services. city council expected to approve

city. most located at port of oakland. but a few will be in the city, including near the airport. the images from the security cameras will be sent to a centralized location. >>> just to begin with, the federal government knows this stuff is here. it doesn't matter what public privacy policies, what's the enforcement for that? you know? nobody's going to jail if they violate a privacy of this system. you can avoid this system -- you can't avoid this system. there's no way. >> the cameras are scheduled to be up and running by june of next year. >>> 4:34. oakland police are hoping for women who may have witnessed a murder nearly two years ago will come forward. the police department released the photos of the women overnight. pictures were found on the phone of a 32-year-old derian stone of fremont. stone was shot and killed in 2011 at a halloween party. the women may have witnessed the shooting but took off before police got to the scene. >>> we know who will represent district 2 on the santa clara county board of supervisors. the election office reporting cindy chavez has unoffici

what is different tonight is if you look out to the other side of the lawn on oakland city hall, you will see a number of police officers in uniform all over this area. corners around 14th and broadway there are a number of police officers, things are peaceful here now. but still a lot of people here are wondering but people are still wondering if it will last. it all began saturday after a florida jury found george zimmerman not guilty of murder. the officers said they had difficult getting to protesters. like those who smashed these windows. >> the officers had a difficult getting to the point we had to deploy chemical munitions to rescue the officers. >> reporter: three nights in a row, frustrating? >> it is, it is. >> glass falling out. >> they need to give the police this authority to be able to arrest those participating in unlawful behavior. >> to say that we were not prepared is just an excuse. >> because we're so liberal, so progressive, whatever you want to say. we allow them to do things that they would not be able to do in another place. >> i don't know what to say, i don

. >> this morning, the oakland city council approves two new tactics to curb violence especially during protests. will abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has details. >> it was after 1:00 o'clock a.m. the oakland city council passed an ordinance allowing police to question table a demonstrator call with "tool of violence." it could be a hammer or bicycle lock that we saw people using to shatter windows at the protest of the george zimmerman verdict. a waiter was hit in the face with a hammer during the protest. the ordinance which prevents damage and injuries passed 5-0 but not all council members were present and some abstained. the ordinance was defended until 1:00 o'clock this morning. >> the only thing we understand is force. that is a reality in oakland. we have to overcome that. hopefully we can overcome the problem but this is a tough love and take hard action. i wish i would not have to do this but we have to enforce the law and rules. >> the afl-cio is against the ordinance calling the tools of violence too broad and one asked if a group of plumbers or carpenters is walking down

. >>> city employees in oakland stage add one-day walk out.ant more money and argued that they made plenty of concessions during the recession. now, the oakland strike shut down non-essential city services today including parking enforcement. now, i reported that last night, but it turns out some people got parking tickets today anyway. you can imagine we got some phone calls and e-mails asking what's up. linda yee found out what happened. >> it was supposed to be free parking in oakland. city leaders couldn't make it clearer in press releases they sent out, and last night elizabeth cook announced it on our 11:00 news. >> there will be no parking enforcement in oakland. >> except paul may sown got a ticket anyway, a hefty $58 fine for not feeding the meter. it turns out at least one parking enforcer crossed the picket lines and went to work. >> people have the right to strike or they had the right to report to work, and he came and used the parking enforcement person so he came and wrote tickets as was his job. >> it's not known exactly how ma

the oakland city council has passed two controversial ordinances aimed at reduce, crime. allows miss to detain a person would brings a tool of violence which could be a hammer, to a protest. the other will expand surveillance of the city with existing cameras at a $2 president grant from homeland security. >> two, breaking news from san francisco, where police are looking if two suspects after a man and a woman were stabbed this morning in golden gate bridge. it happened at 2:30 at the east end of the park and the victims had life-threatening injuries. >> a man is in critical condition after a late night shooting in hayward. police found the victim if his car on revere avenue and albany street and told officers he was shot a few blocks away. police are asking any ones to come forward. >> four, bart officials and union leaders plan to return to the bargaining table although the two sides still seem pretty far apart from agreeing on a new contract. the deadline to research a new deal is sunday night at midnight. the unions will give 72 hours notice if they plan to strike. >

the first general strike by oakland city workers since 1946. >>> president obama looked to the past and the future during a stop in capetown, south africa, today. and mr. obama says the united states is a big part of that continent's future. >> reporter: president obama delivered the keynote speech today at the university of ca capetown. he challenged the next generation of south africans to move the country forward. he invoked the name of nelson mandela. the president remarking about how much has changed since then. >> less than 50 years later, an african-american president might address an integrated audience at south africa's oldest university, and that this same university would have conferred an honorary degree to a president, nelson mandela. it would have seemed impossible. >> reporter: the president's big announcement today is that the united states will be partnering with six african nations to double access to electrical power in sub-saharan africa over the next decade. >> i'm calling for america to up our game when it comes to africa. we're bringing together business leaders t

. >> there is a rally outside oakland city hall. cate caugiran just spoke with union representatives from both rallies. cate? >> reporter: unfortunately, we still don't know as far as bart is concerned when negotiations will resume but right now they are coming together -- the different unions that are striking here in oakland, as part of a community or solidarity rally. you can take a look now. there are hundreds of bart employees who walked off the job today joined by oakland city workers. union workers have been here since the early-morning hours with their signs, noisemakers and chants. [ chanting ] >> reporter: picketers took to the streets blocking off 14th and broadway just an hour ago. now all of them are assembled together and frank ogawa plaza. bart and union workers haven't found a compromise on the major sticking points: pay, pension, health, safety. in addition bart workers are joined by members from local 21 and city workers from seiu, including senior and youth center employees, street sweepers and pavers all the way

. >> this morning, the oakland city council approves two new tactics to curb violence especially duringsts. will abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has details. >> it was after 1:00 o'clock a.m. the oakland city council passed an ordinance allowing police to question table a demonstrator call with "tool of violence." it could be a hammer or bicycle lock that we saw people using to shatter windows at the protest of the george zimmerman verdict. a waiter was hit in the face with a hammer during the protest. the ordinance which prevents damage and injuries passed 5-0 but not all council members

miller has outdoor survival skills and knows how to live in the wild. >>> also new this morning the oakland city council has voted how to accept a $2 million federal grant to expand the use of surveillance cameras in the city despite strong opposition from privacy advocates. the oakland tribune reports it will not be recorded at a new surveillance center until privacy safeguards are adopted. surveillance video will only be collected from city and port cameras. additional footage from schools or outside agencies like cal trans can not be streamed without approval from the council. >> i think it's very important because this is about public safety. public safety for the community and public safety for our first responders. >> the changes made by the council are a step in the right direction, but also says the center will nearly be finished by the time privacy protections are discussed. the surveillance center is scheduled to open next june. >>> oakland city council voted to ban tools that could be used as weapons during a protest. they voted to make it a misdemeanor to bring hammers, slingshots, f

the investigation is going on and the police don't think this was a random shooting. >>> oakland cityouncil members say they are working on safeguards to reduce the risk of privacy abuse at the city's planned data center. that announcement comes as a response to privacy groups worried about the proposed surveillance center. under the plan, there would be hundreds of live camera feeds and other surveillance tolls under one roof. police and firefighters would monitor cameras at city streets, schools and other locations all across the city. >>> new this morning, ten law enforcement personnel are on administrative leave after an officer-involved shooting shooting in salinas. it happened friday night when officers tried to pull over a known parolee. police say he opened fire and led them on a short chase. they returned fire and the suspect died at the scene. eight officers from the salinas police department are now on leave along with the chp officer and a monterey county sheriff's deputy. >>> a meeting will be held for survivors of a deadly apartment fire in redwood city. almost 100 peopl

thousands of city workers in oakland are holding a one day strike. they blocked a busy intersection in front of city hall. it involves 2500 city workers from six different unis. they are up-- unions. they are upset furloughs cut their pay by 25% over the past 5 years. police, fire and other emergency workers are not taking part in the strike. public works, parks and recb, libraries and parking enforcement are involved. >>> a tragedy on the fire line in arizona. what officials and the president are saying about the 19 firefighters killed battling a massive wildfire. >> how bad was the morning commute? take a look at how folks got into had city today without bart. >>> a patten application is renewing rumors. apple fans have been waiting for the next big thing and this latest report follows news of i watch trade mark applications. but filing for a trade mark doesn't guarantee a product. one speculated apple could be sending competitors on a wild- goose chase. >>> nsa leaker edward snowden wants to stay in russia. an official said edward snowden asked for

oakland is one of 100 cities across the country holding rallies for change. the question in oakland, what makes this verdict different from the ones earlier this week? we sat down with oakland city counsel member nel gayo. >> the community led this rally from the student body to the teachers, to the teachers that were directly involved at the last rally for peace and justice as we call it. and, they control it. they organized it and they make sure it was going to be a peaceful rally and that was the difference. >> another difference was the troublemakers didn't show up after dark as they did in the past week, now, when we were covering that story, one of the stories that caught everyone's eye was not just the lack of police presence, but also the passive way in which police handled the situation. >> right. well you know, throughout oakland, it has been a city of protest. and so what has happened recently of course, we don't have the number of police officers that we should have at the staff level. today we have 630. we should be up at the 800 we were years ago

back here at the vigil folks came to appeal for peace. >> for trayvon and his family, for the city of oakland, for the young people who lost their lives in the city and other cities around the nation, all over this country and all over this world. senseless and needless violence. >> reporter: oakland police officers are working extra shifts all days off have been canceled while the city continues to deal with the demonstrations. ann? >>> in san francisco, another peaceful protest in memory of trayvon martin today. protestors want federal charges to be filed against george zimmerman. calling the shooting a civil rights violation. also today, we heard from house minority leader nancy pelosi who disbrees with one -- disagrees with one law that played a major role in this case. >> stand your ground while it is a law in that state, i don't know how it has standing to justify what happened. and i don't know if it did you know i don't know what the at to do was of the -- attitude was of the jurors. >>> san francisco and oakland were just two of the cities across the country where rallies for trayvon

live in oakland, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> chance of "shame" for another decision late last night. the city council voted to upgrade oakland's surveillance camera system. the money is coming from a federal grant for the domain awareness center, it will be a central hub for police and firefighters alike to monitor various cameras as well as other security systems. opponents are concerned about potential privacy violations. >>> the former bart officer who killed oscar grant is headed to trial again. a federal appeals court cleared the way for two civil rights lawsuits against johannes mehserle from the father of oscar grant and five of his friends. mehserle shot the unarmed grant four years ago on the fruitvale station platform new year's day. he was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and served two years. >>> new this morning a 22-year- old man is in the hospital after he was beaten during an attack on san jose state's campus. it happened last night around 8:30 near the science building and martin luther king library. officers say two men got into an argument at some point during a fight.

only at 59 degrees at noon in oakland as a result and 57 at lunchtime. 77 on the way in san jose. 77 in los gatos. 60 degrees, a little warmer in the city by the bay and 73 for oakland. we do have a return to summer just around the corner. i'll show you exactly when those hot readings come back into the forecast. might be a little earlier than you'd like. that's in my next report. 4:38. it's earlier than we'd like it to be. what's going on on the roads. >> the north bay isn't a problem. that's the good news we'll take with that. southbound 101, the headlights coming down the curve at terra linda. petaluma, novato, easy drive toward the richmond san rafael bridge. toward the golden gate bridge, the northbound direction heading away from us i saw the flashing lights and crews. they should be across the north tower. you see all the lights across the span, good stuff there into or out of san francisco from the north bay. the south bay looking really nice as we head on the east shore. we'll look towards 880 and turn the maps so we're facing south. that's your commute off the dumbarton bridge. average speed from decoto red down to dixon. here

. >>> oakland city officials say this time they'll be ready. they are listed help from other agencies. business owners and residents were quick of the city's response of violence that followed earlier of the week. business are keeping the apply over their windows and preparation for tomorrow's protests, the vandalism is hurting more than a handful of business owners. >> it is hurtful to the people of the city of oakland, they're the people that's impacted. tls fewer jobs and services here. >> oakland 's reputation has some businesses holding back from filing insurance claim. they say they fear rate increases or cancellation of their insurance policy. go to www.ktvu.com for more coverage and you will find clips of today of the president. >>> one of the girls who died of the asiana flight survived the initial flight crash only to be killed by the vehicle response to that incident. >> reporter: ran over a 16-year-old crash survive. >> multiple blunt injuries that are consistent with being run over by a motor vehicle. those injuries she received sh

city employees in oakland sd a 1-day walkout to push for >>> bart workers weren't the only ones to hit the picket lines today. >> enough is enough! enough is enough! >> city employees in oakland staged a one-day walkout to push for pay raises saying they deserve better compensation after making concessions during the recession. today's work stoppage doesn't affect police and fire services. >>> the bodies of 19 fallen firefighters have been recovered from a charred mountainside in arizona. the granite mountain hotshot crew died last night battling a wildfire in yarnell hill. officials say a drastic shift in the winds combined with unusual drought conditions that intensified the fire trapping the crew. that elite team works the front line of wildfires and most of them were very young. >> that's the tragedy in what just happened is that they're younger firefighters. >> the hotshots tried to shield themselves from the flames using small fireproof tents but that wasn't enough. it was the deadliest incident for a u.s. fire crew since 9/11. >>> with bart workers off the job, thousands of comm

at the vigil, folks say they came to appeal for peace. >> for trayvon and his family, for the city of oakland, for the young people who last their lives in this city and other cities around the nation all over this country, all over this world. >> oakland police officers are working extra shifts. all days offer have been cancelled. in oakland, don knapp, kpix 5. >>> in san francisco, another peaceful protest in memory of trayvon martin today. protesters want federal charges filed against george zimmerman calling the shooting a civil rights violation. >>> also today heard from house minority nancy pelosi said she disagrees with one law that played a major role in this case. >> stand your ground, while it is a law in that state, i don't know how it has stangding to justify what happened, and i don't know if it did. you know, i don't know what the attitude was of the jurors. >> pelosi says florida's stand your ground law was more provocative than protect i have in this case. san francisco and oakland were two of the dozen cities across the country where rallies took place. the teen's parents too

its workers continues but there is another strike by oakland city workers. the one-day walkout means most city service shut down today. our team coverage begins with elizabeth wenger tracking trouble spots on the road ahead. we have a new one brewing down the eastshore freeway. we have been watching some of the freeways that paralleled the bart lines. we have been expecting heavy traffic. now combine and accident with that multiple lanes it is beginning to back upcoming off the carquinez bridge and heading into hercules. let's go get a check of the bay bridge toll plaza. it's been a hotspot. they turned on the metering lights ahead of schedule. we are seeing these unusual delays. can't see it from the view of this camera, but a lot of the approaches are beginning to back up, as well. highway 24 of course parallels another bart line that's really stacked up from oakland coming towards the macarthur maze. so your alternates golden gate bridge still looks good. this could be a good bet for right now. they are expecting heavier than normal traffic as people seek

cameras already in place at the pot of oakland will be re-purposed to cover other parts of the city. homeland security is giving oakland $2 million to make it happen. >> the most important purpose of the senator is to save the lives by coordinating real-time information to our first responders. >> there was a lot yelling and public comments. >> when we are in public in our city we should not worry about being watched. >> and the second ordinance that passed at 1:30 this morning. the oakland police can detable a protester caught carrying a tool of violence at a demonstration. such as hammers and bicycle looks, items we saw used this month to break windows and smash a waiter in the head during a march for florida teen trayvon martin. >> some of us come to trash and hurt others and we are making excuses about what is happening. we buried a young girl. tomorrow it is a grandmother. >> councilman introduced this ordinance and the aclu says it is too broad the way it describes this. >> it is not unusual for me to have a screwdriver or hammer in my backpack. >> it passed 5-0 with several abs

that's oakland city hall on the left side of the screen. they are right near frank ogawa plaza. that's been the epicenter of the protest for the last few days as oakland and other cities across the country participate in these protests against the george zimmerman verdict. we've been covering the demonstrations all day long. ktvu's jade hernandez is following protesters but we begin with noelle walker. >> reporter: this is where a bike protest is. people gathered around 5:00. just a short minutes ago, they went on the move. you can see from newschopper2 they are at 14th and broadway. right now we're told they are on their way to west oakland. this is one of many rallies planned today. earlier we were at a rally downtown where any talked about having peaceful demonstrations today. >> what do we want! >> justice! >> reporter: tiny voices echo through the buildings. they are too young to understand. >> this is the first one i'm bringing toy child to. >> reporter: we met this man and his 3-year-old son corey preparing for the rally for trayvon martin. >> so many things could have bee

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last night the oakland city council demanded to know why the chief didn't see it coming. the chief chalked it up to an intelligence failure. he said police expected a big protest sunday, the day after the verdict. and they put a plan in effect for that. they did not anticipate violence saturday the 13th. then again monday officers seem behind sided when protesters marched onto i80. a protester with a hammer attacked a waiter. we know officers are ramping up everts to monitor social media better. the chief says they don't want protesters to take over the city again, causing damage to businesses and hurting innocent bystanders like the last time. i'm tara moriarty, channel 2 news. >>> some preschool students are the unintended victims of the violent protests. children who normally go to the alice street learning center now have to travel across town to attend classes. protesters broke windows forcing their regular school to close. parents say the protesters did not consider how their actions would affect the young students. >> you're affecting 48 small developing minds with

protests jammed the streets near oakland city hall last night and vandalized businesses and throwing at police. protesters in san francisco ended peacefully. >> autopsy results are pending for the third victim of the plane crash at sfo, the 15-year-old died on friday after suffering severe head injuries in the crash. two classmates also 16, died. >> we have an amber alert in effect still for a missing toddler in oakland, 21-month-old daphne viola webb died after her dad says he left her in the car to go into a store. a weekend search near the family home came up empty. >> check your numbers there is a new millionaire in the bay area, someone matched five out of six winning numbers with the winning ticket sold as cable car wine and grocer, 2, 8, 22, 35, 37. powerball number: 6. the ticket is worth $2.6 million! >> six, summer is still gone, with 74 in the north bay and 84 in the east bay valley and the bay goes from mid-60's to mid-70's and sunny at the coast and upper 50's. >> seven, the bay bridge toll plaza is not too bad with meter lights are on and traffic is okay, to longer bloc

john. >> reporter: frank, we are outside oakland city hall where a few protesters are here again in theame of trayvon martin. protesters are expected to be peaceful tonight, and that's certainly what the city and its residents are hoping for. >> board up windows all over downtown oakland covering up fresh damage or what is come. >> the police's response is crap. they should come in and they need to do what they need to do. >> recent protest saw many businesses damaged and zero people assaulted including a waitor defending his restaurant. >> our customers don't want to get involved. they are scared, etc. it hurts our business. >> like many business owners, they are calling for change. the city council is hearing their voices. >> we should have been prepared. we didn't react. in some ways we kind of handcuffed our own police department. >> council member says the city has been sending the wrong message. >> what happens in the protest downtown oakland is what is happening in my neighborhood, right? you can come trash oakland. the you're illegal dumping, the shootings, the robberies. >> cou

, alarm systems and neighborhood watch signs also help. >>> protestors plan to be at tonight's oakland cityncil meeting to oppose a surveillance center for the port of oakland. the city council will consider taking a $2 million federal grant for domestic awareness center at the port. the idea is to have one location for checking the ports and the police departments' surveillance cameras. >>> voters will head to the polls today in santa clara county's district 2 to decide who will replace george shirakawa, jr. on the board of supervisors. shirakawa resigned back in march before pleading guilty to charges involving misuse of public and campaign funds. former san jose vice mayor cindy chavez was the top vote- getter in the last month's special election and will face valley water district official teresa alvarado in the runoff. >>> funeral services will be held this morning for 8-year- old alaysha carradine. she was shot and killed during a sleepover at a friend's home in oakland. two other children and their grandmother were also shot when someone fired through the front door. there are no sus

but the city of oakland will basically shutdown tomorrow because city workers will also be on strike.k out to b.a.r.t union headquarters in oakland with what riders can expect tomorrow. >> reporter: the strike is is all but imminent at this point. we are waiting to hear the official word from the union officials in just about half an hour. what does all of it mean for commuters? it means the last bart train will run tonight as scheduled. but, come monday morning there will be no b.a.r.t service tomorrow. that will leave 400,000

oakland, berkeley, and near the coast. your highs tomorrow, come down, san jose, 76. peninsula, 74. palo alto mid-up toker 50s at our beaches. daly city58. downtown san francisco, 63. petaluma. 74. 76. napa. gusty winds for hayward and oakland tomorrow. oakland, 68. 83 for antioch. 81 for concord. the seven-day forecast, coolest day of the work week on tuesday. low 80s inland, mid-to-upper 50s at the coast and then we'll warm back up thursday and friday, into the 90s. >> ama: colin rush is in for shu. >> the giants wanted to follow up tim lincecum's no-hitter and get a sweep in san diego, didn't happen. barry seat to unable to follow up timmy's no-no last night. he didn't get out of the second inning. and the a's on the oppos >> colin: red sox pitcher brandon workman made his major league debut in seattle and got shelled. you fig the a's had to be licking their chops and so was workman. he went to work early in his first career start. coco crisp caught looking. these fans applauding. colon, allowed two runs, workman had a no-hitter into the seventh. grounder from cocoa, too much speed. infield single. no-hitter over. two batters later

. >> reporter: it was supposed to be free parking in oakland. city leaders couldn't make clearer, and elizabeth cook announced it on our 11:00 news. >> there will be no parking in oakland. >> reporter: except paul mason got a ticket anyway, a hefty $58 fine for not feeding the meet glerp i'm mad at somebody. >> reporter: at least one parking enforcer crossed the picket line and went to work. >> he came and issued a parking citation. >> reporter: it's not known how many he wrote, but he put in a fu shift. >> there's probably a lot of other people who may be having the same problem and that's not right. >> reporter: so we asked that city if they'll make it right for unsuspected ticketing victims. >> we told the public we did not believe there would be parking enforcement, so we will honor that. >> reporter: you take the ticket to the city in person or online. >> reporter: >> the free pass only applies to parking tickets issued in oakland today. >>> a grass fire destroyed a shed and several acres. that's before firefighters managed to contain it. kirker

"today in the bay's" christie smith live in oakland city hall where leaders are pushing forward with a plan to keep protests fr protests fr spiralling out of control. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. that's right, city of oakland may soon be establishing a list of things that you cannot bring to a protest because they have been used to inflict so much damage in the past, especially here in downtown oakland. we're talking about things like hammers, clubs, and spray paint and shields. now, the city council gave preliminary approval to this at the raucous meeting last night. the city councilman introduced the measure, coming on the heels of protest that boiled over following the not guilty verdict of george zimmerman in the shooting death of trayvon martin. roving groups broke off, smashing windows and spray painting buildings in oakland in one of the worst moments, a waiter in the uptown neighborhood was hit in the face with a hammer trying to protest the restaurant which had its windows broken out. here's why the councilman thinks it might help keep a lid on things. >> t

it will be a hot topic at the oakland city council meeting all under the um brel ha of keeping people safe. surveillance cameras have become a permanent part of our lives whether you like it or not. >> i wouldn't want them in my home, but, you know, i have no problem with out on the public street. >> reporter: but do they make you feel safe? >> i think that, you know, the more that we know what's going on in the streets of oakland the better off we are. >> reporter: stree protests in oakland and national attention on federal monitoring of our phone records have put the nation on a nationwide initiative to secure ports with motion sensors and cameras. that is in the send phase here in oakland. and when a grant was needed to fund ix bank on the domain awareness center it started raising concerns about personal privacy. >> it's not oo either/or safety or privacy. we can have both, but we should not be just giving city officials, unelected city officials, free license to acquire comprehensive information about us. >> reporter: right now they are authorized to monitor property in and aroun