. >> new at 11:00 protesters storm oakland city hall and take over the council meeting. >> that loud crowd demanding change and declaring victory. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. the issue is an impending vote regarding a vacant lot the city wants to sell to developers. >>> abc news reporter lilian kim is live at oakland city hall with the story. lilian? >> dan overall it was a peaceful protest and for protesters it was mission accomplished. a chain of protesters entered oakland city hall an hour into the meeting. the plan was simple. shutdown the proceedings and take over the council chambers. >> it is illegal but it is very nonviolent. we just want to make sure our voice is heard. >> protesters held their own so-called meeting after council members adjourned and left the room. >> certainly people have different styles and tactics. >> the issue was over this vacant lot on 12th street near lake merritt. they were going to vote on whether to sell it to condo developers. protesters are celebrating and for one of them, the effort was worth missing the warriors game. >> w

. >> new at 11:00 protesters storm oakland city hall and take over the council meeting. >> that loud crowd demanding change and declaring victory. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. the issue is an impending vote regarding a vacant lot the city wants to sell to developers. >>> abc news reporter lilian kim is live at oakland city hall with the story. lilian? >> dan overall it was a peaceful protest and for protesters it was mission accomplished. a chain of protesters entered oakland city hall an hour into the meeting. the plan was simple. shutdown the proceedings and take over the council chambers. >> it is illegal but it is very nonviolent. we just want to make sure our voice is heard. >> protesters held their own so-called meeting after council members adjourned and left the room. >> certainly people have different styles and tactics. >> the issue was over this vacant lot on 12th street near lake merritt. they were going to vote on whether to sell it to condo developers. protesters are celebrating and for one of them, the effort was worth missing the warriors game. >> w

a chain of protesters entered oakland city hall an hour into the meeting. the plan was simple.take over the council chambers. >> it is illegal but it is very nonviolent. we just want to make sure our voice is heard. >> protesters held their own so-called meeting after council members adjourned and left the room. >> certainly people have different styles and tactics. >> the issue was over this vacant lot on 12th street near lake merritt. they were going to vote on whether to sell it to condo developers. protesters are celebrating and for one of them, the effort was worth missing the warriors game. >> we were waiting our whole lives to see the warriors do this well. we will have a chance to see more warriors going forward. >> as for any arrests, there were none. >> as for crowds we deal with, this is one of the most peaceful ones we will encounter. >> a process that may be repeated in the future. they say they may use this tactic again. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> meantime, more growing pains tonight. a move is under way to stop developpent in of market rate housing in a san franci

group which calls itself black seed says its disturbed by the city's plan to sell a pot of land near lake merit. they claim that long-time oakland residents are being forced out of the city because of lack of affordability. they say the land at 12th street and second avenue would be used for a 24 story tower. >> i think we've gone through other channels and tried to have our voices heard and other channels haven't worked out for us. and so this is the channel we saw available to us. it is illegal however it is very nonviolent. >> independent of how anybody feels about the style or tactics, the issues of affordable housing and the issue of police accountability are very important that we remain committed to taking real action. >> reporter: the protestors had planned to stay until 11:00 last night but they left around 9:00. they were satisfied their message had gotten across. you may remember back in 2012 protests shut down several council meetings after police shot and killed 18-year-old allen blueford. councilman larry reid said the policies would be changed. some new ones put into place to prevent shut downs in the future but r

to adjourn early. >> protesters with several groups including one called black seed storms the oakland cityng and they were there demonstrating plans to develop a housing complex. the issue is over the vacant lot on 12 this street. the city council was ping to vote on whether to sell the land to developers but it got loud. it stayed peaceful. >> as far as crowds this is the more peaceful crowd. >> it is illegal but in the protest. >> the protesters say this will push out long time resident whose can for long are aperiod to live there. they wrapped up at 9:00 and because of the work in time they could use this tactic again in the future. >>> thank you happening today hillary clinton is in the bay area for two private fundraisers and members of the public are there, anyway, although it is private, to greet her with a protest. our reporter is in san francisco with that story. amy? >> san francisco is considered friendly territory for hillary clinton. protesters are part of the afternoon. they plan to be here at baker and pacific. they are environmentalists would want her to oppose the keystone

has a it plan. >> assigned to position themselves struggling with the city of oakland.. >> for they are trying to position themselves struggling with the city of oakland. >> reporter: overseen he is not surprised that the raiders are looking elsewhere. >> >> reporter: a local deal has an illusive because the county is unwilling to kick and the money that is required. >> i think we are much more has attacked to go into a deal that will put the taxpayers at a significant disadvantage. >> reporter: is still a bit steep 50 chance to keep the raiders here in oakland creek but he does not seem too optimistic. >> i think the national football league clearly want to have to teen stadium. and i think that is one factor that is really driving this with economics working better for the national football league. >> reporter: only way to keep the raiders in oakland is to instead, negotiate directly with the raiders on a stadium deal only creek in oakland city called in oakland city hall kron 4 news. and when >> pam:tonight is a big night for 11 another team in oakland. in one hour.

and then protestors are planning a march to oakland city hall. sing the hashtag labor against police terror. oakland's mayor says she expects everything to go peacefully today. but she says she will not tolerate people breaking the law or destroying property. live in oakland anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> 5:31. findings from an autopsy on freddie gray will show he suffered a traumatic injury to his spine and trauma to the back of his head while in police custody. that's according to the cbs station in baltimore. authorities there have now extended a nighttime curfew through the weekend. last night local leaders helped officers clear a crowd of demonstrators off the streets. >>> a man who was under arrest in the same van with freddie gray says he never told anyone gray was trying to hurt himselfhe says such a suggestion by police is wrong. himself.>> they trying to make it say like i told them that you know what i mean that freddie gray did that to his self. why the [ censored ] he do that to his self? >> he said he did hear banking -- banging against t

protestors are then planning a march to oakland city hall.at san francisco city hall today. everybody hoping that these protests are going to stay under control. oakland's mayor says she does expect everything to be peaceful but she has instructed police officers to not allow any destruction of property. live in oakland, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> just in, autopsy results show freddie gray died from a traumatic injury to his spine and suffered additional trauma to the back of his head. police enforced a curfew for the third consecutive night in baltimore meanwhile. and it's now being extended through the weekend. [ screaming ] >> now, although demonstrations over the death of freddie gray were largely peaceful, police did drag one man away last night. police now say the van carrying gray made a stop that was not previously disclosed. >> somebody in the police department knew about this stop and what it suggests is that whoever was driving the van, whoever was involved in the van trip, was not forthcoming. >> police say the stop was not logged b

. >>> activists for affordable housing stormed the oakland city council and brought the meeting to a grinding halt. tara moriarty is there with the message. >> reporter: angry demonstrators chained themselves together. they draped banners across the room and took over council chambers all in an effort to shut down the meeting for the night. the group says its disturbed they claim long-time oakland residents are being forced out of the city because of the lack of affordability. the land would be used for a 24 story tower for luxury condos. >> we came here to say not behind closed doors and they're not going to sate the community support it because the community doesn't support it. >> independent of how anybody feels about the style or tactic. the issues of affordable housing and the issues of police countiability are very important that we remain committed. >> reporter: the protestors had planned to stay until 11:00 last night but at 9:00 they were satisfied their message had gotten across. while some thought the disruption was counterproductive, they said it wouldn't be the last time

>> reporter: people forcing oakland city council members out of their seats.they forced their way in and took over council chambers. [ screaming ] >> reporter: it's lawlessness. [ screaming ] >> what do you mean me to do, lock everybody up? what's that going to solve? >> reporter: the council didn't say just adjourn the meeting. the protestors took their seats. >> could we in there and arrest all these people? yeah, we probably could. but what are we gaining from that at this point? >> reporter: at issue a development set near lake merritt which activists say is on public land and luxury apartments in it will rent for about $3,100. >> this project that has come before the council tonight is proposed to not have a single unit of affordable housing. >> reporter: they don't feel they were part of the process deciding how that land should be used. so they shut down the meeting. >> why not? the way the decision was made was pushed forward did not include the people who are impacted in that community. >> reporter: protestors left an hour after the meeting was adjour

group which calls itself black seed says its disturbed by the cities plan to sell a pot of land near lake merit. they claim long-time oakland residents are being forced out of the city because of lack of affordability. they say the land would be used for a 24 story tower for luxury condos. >> they were going to vote tonight and many people from our organizations have been attempting to contact city council and meeting with them. they have made it very clear that they intend to go forward with the passage of the parcel so we came here tonight to say not behind closed doors. >> we just had a very energetic demonstration in which people were speaking out. both about the importance of affordable housing and the importance of taking real action to improve citizens police relations and have public accountability. and i think these are incredibly important issues. >> the protestors had chained themselves together and taken over council chambers. they have planned to stay until 11:00 last night but left at 9:00 satisfied their message had gotten across. police made no arrests. while some thought that this disruption was counterprod

at oakland city hall the metropolitan transportation commission will make a soft day but of the expanded bicycle share program in the east bay. people have a chance to test drive a bicycle. the program does not debut until next year. a bike to work day pancake breakfast is held at oakland city hall from 7:00 to 9:00 a.m. >> you may want to take your umbrella. here is mike. >> whatever you can to stay dry while you were on your bike. here is a look at live doppler hd you can see one shower at 15 miles per hour from half moon bay and another shower is 60 miles away from bodega bay so it will take an hour and a half to get here. before they do, there is patchy light rain and drizzle this morning and mild temperatures. it is not completely dry although the radar looks like our heaviest showers are offshore. west portal is 51 and everyone else is around 53 to 2356 around san francisco but glen park is 58 degrees. we have 56 in belmont and san leandro and palo alto and very uniform temperatures and richmond because of the cloud cover and 51 and santa clara is 54 and walnut creek and pleasanton

. >> demonstrators are declaring victory after taking over and shutting down an oakland city council meeting during a peaceful protest. >> last night the protesters stormed oakland city hall an hour into the meeting and the issue is a sprayant lot on 12 street street. the city was voting whether to sell to developers and city council held a meeting after it was adjourned and the oakland police made no arrests taking a hands off approach. the organizers may use this tactic again. >> the warriors series shifts to membership first. they were stunned by the grizzlies who snapped 291-game -- 21-game home winning streak. the grizzlies beat the warriors 97-90. the series is tie at one each. >> shooting nice. it happens. got do keep our confidence. make adjustments on our shots. not going to six 6 of 26 many times. [ inaudible ] nobody expects us to lose at home. not ought home. [ inaudible ] we will be just fine. >> yes we will. game three and four and gave five back home. you can watch live from memphis right here on saturday at 5. >> the man accused of driving drunk and hitting and killin

continuing protest in oakland, they're demonstrating against the city's enforcement of current law blockingprotest from the street at night. several people have been arrested in this movement. >> and we're going to be sitting down with a representative from the lawyer's guild who has been fighting this change in the law and questioning what oakland is up to. plus the golden state warriors are on fire in case you haven't noticed. they're aboutto represent the west coast in the nba championship this wednesday. >> and they're off to building a new arena in san francisco. andthere's new development on that fight. >>> another congressional deadline, this one we're talking the patriot act. >> the current measure is expiring at midnight tonight. our political insider on why we keep finding ourselves in this annoying position. lots comingup in the next half- hour or hour rather. but let's take a look at your weather forecast. it'sgoing to be a cool day, looking at the bay bridge this morning. a lot of fog, even drizzle out there. temperatures in the low-to-mid 50s all around the bay area. so we're

hundreds of people are marching quite peacefully to oakland city hall.t market and 12th street right now. a lot of marshals a lot of police presence. so far so good. we hope it life begins with a howl, we scream shout, shriek with joy. until, inhibition creeps in our world gets smaller quieter, but life should be loud. sing loud, play loud, love loud. dentures shouldn't keep you quiet, life should be ringing in your ears. live loud, polident. >>> in london kate middleton is due any day now but so far nothing yet. >> so what do you do when there's no sign of the royal baby? superfans camped out outside st. mary's hospital are passing time by placing bets. >> what? >> most think it's going to be a girl named charlotte. some are betting as much as $750 on the name. alice is a favorite a couple weeks ago. the bets might have something to do with grandpa. prince charles recently revealed he is hoping for a granddaughter. he will not be disappointed i'm sure no matter what. >> no. >>> no disappointment in the weather department especially if you thought yester

and reaction from >> gary: >> reporter:well, at tonight's oakland city council meeting the for the city of oakland for budget is plan to beef up opd. now this afternoon, i spoke with oakland residents and business owners and they had mixed feelings about the >> reporter:currently ,the oakland police department has 722 mayor's new budget plan is passed as is, the city would the next two years, adding 35 officers and 5 sergeants to the ranks. that wouldthe increase would cost the city about 6.7 million covers that amount in part opening. >>i think it's find as long as they have a way to pay for it. >> reporter:jean van fleet and her husband have operated the telegraph for two decades. force has grown and shrunk many times. jean hopes that if this new plan passes the city will be able to keep the new officers on the job. >> reporter:alanna rayford owns and operates the urban stitch boutiquie along broadway. expanding opd but hopes that are trained to respond to the needs of the community. >> reporter:after tonights' meeting, the budget will go through a review process and a public has to a

just sadness >>: this was really sad to see the type of things happening here in our city we want to promote oakland as a good city but at this will do nothing but just keep people away this is so sad and it breaks my heart >> dan kerman: back live at the city hall police said they have arrested over dozen people the also looking at surveillance video and more arrests could come reporting live from oakland city hall dan kerman kron 4 news >> pam moore: a big honor today for warriors star seth currie as reported on kron 4 this morning currie has been named nba's mvp are as they presume was there is currie accepted the award and the prize that comes with it >>: i am on cloud nine >> haaziq madyun: that is golden state warriors point guard seth currie taking home the 2014 trophy for most valuable player of the nba. >>: 1 give thanks to my wife you are my backbone you allow me to do what i do and focus on my basketball career and and still have a family that's the sacrifices that to make are unbelievable and i can thank you enough mom and dad they did a great job of explaining so far but i can't the don

hall today outside oakland city hall today.iants will grants will allow city to purchase electric vehicle and install more charging stations. all type of vehicle exhibited at the expo including hybrid utility vehicle hydrogen fuel bus and cars running on food waste believe it or not. >> final preparation under way for theottle rock music festival. single day pa are still visible for the 3 day event that starts tomorrow. bert plant no did you tell and dragon the head liners. bottle rocket holding culinary mash up between artist and chef including collaboration betwee rapper snoob dog and iron chef fight that's fun. >> interesting. >> checkon the weather. >> tell drew has the latest. >>going to be a nice afternoon there in the north bay. lots of sunshine temperatures in the mid 70's. live doppler 7hd we see dry but dealing with low clouds once again along the coast and they take the time pushing away tomorrow morning. nationwi look at weather we deal with another roundof severe weather stretching from minneapolis at far south as

. >>> members of the oakland city council are accusing the board of going too far to have security at meetings this stems from people storming the city council desk. they are asking people the sign the names when entering the building and searching bags. councilwoman rebecca chaplain asked if this violates a law. >>> seven glazer won a state senate seat. he has 54% of the vote. bonilla is a former teacher. frazier wants to ban bart workers from striking. he will have to run for reelection next year. on his facebook page he wrote: . >>> after mounting a 16 point 2nd quarter come back and nearly blowing a fourth quarter lead the warriors hang on to win. >> steph curry led the way with 34, the victory over the rockets, 11 points came in the final six minutes. he out performs james harden. in the postgame news conference curry was overshadowed by his 2- year-old daughter. >> hold on 12th. be quiet. >> we made crazy plays we defended well, we'll live with those shots. hopefully we both have a big impact, that's what we're supposed to do. >> no one is listening to him at that point. she was

was released from custody and was immediately cut from the chicago bears >> reporter :here in oakland citywith protesters. >>:we are doing a better job at managing these crowds to avoid vandalism and cray better opportunities >> reporter :it requires demonstrators to get a permit if they wish to demonstrate on the city's streets after night >>:this is a legal she cannot do this--illegal >> reporter :here in san francisco hundreds gathered to honor the men and women of the u.s. arms for--armed forces on this memorial day >>:the people who died in combat and the ones who are wounded need to be reminded-- remembered and we need to say thank you >> pam :there were a number of events on this memorial day. one of them, an emotional east bay service held this evening to honor the military and those who have served our nation. but there is word tonight. there is trouble for the tribute site in lafayette. and its future is now uncertain. kron-4's charles clifford has more on the efforts to keep the memorial. >> charles :everybody wants to build some sort if positive tribute but they're not sure wha

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

it matches the city of oakland which has the highest minimum wage in the nation.planned in the next couple of months in emeryville and berkeley. >>> and it's no secret the bay area has some of the highest housing costs in the country. now many americans are forking out a big chunk of their income on rents. a nonprofit found one in four renters spent half the family income on housing and utilities. experts say there two reasons. income failed to match rent increases. and construction has not kept up with demand. >>> a golden eagle was released into the wild today after being rescued in the east bay. firefighters came across the 12- pound raptor on a sidewalk outside a san ramon fire station in march. she kept crashing into windows as she tried to fly. veterinarians found she had severe head trauma and was nearly blind in one eye. the eagle has now recovered and just in the last half-hour was released at las trampas regional park. >>> every friday we take your questions about your pets and ask our veterinarian dr. jill chase. today we are talking cats, specifically

. >>> some members of the oakland city council they are accusing their own board of going too far to maintain security of public hearing. the controversy stemming from a may 5th city council meeting when a group of people protesting the construction of an apartment tower stormed the city council desk. now city hall security guards have since started asking people to sign their names when they enter the building and they are searching people's bags. a couple people complained at last nights city council hearing. >>> orinda mayor steve glazer is the winner of the senate seat. glazer has 54% of the vote. bonilla 45%. she is a tomorrower schoolteacher. glazer made headlines when he said he wanted to ban bart workers from striking. he will take over the district 7 state senate seat. also glazer will have to run for reelection next year. now on his facebook page he wrote quote, one new state senator can't change california government on his own. but i hope to work with my colleagues to restore confidence in public policymaking and advance progressive ideal in ways that are financially respo

. >>> takeover at oakland city hall. protesters chained themselves to the council dais. sugerman was there. >> reporter: it was going to be more gentryification for oakland, but there was no vote. city council members out of their seats. weren't elected. they forced their way in. >> what some might say, more lawless. >> support each other. >> what is that going to solve? >> reporter: council member noel gallo adjourned the meets so they took their seats. >> could we arrest them? we could. but what could we gain? >> reporter: the issue, a development set near lake merritt and luxury apartments. >> this is proposed not to have a single unit of affordable housing. >> reporter: they don't feel they were part of the process of how is land is used so they shut down the meeting. >> the way the decision was made and the development was pushed forward did not include the people. who are impacted in my community. >> reporter: there were no arrests, protesters left about an hour after a they sat down. there will be another city council meeting maybe tomorrow. maybe the day after. i

oakland. but last night it happened again. >> i'm very intent on preventing this type of damage and holding anyone who commits vandalism or harm in my cityntable. >> reporter: in oakland mark kelly, kpix 5. >> the violence followed a day of peaceful protests outside oakland city hall over issues like income inequality, racism and police brutality. >>> palo alto is about to become the next bay area city to outfit police with body cameras. the city is looking to purchase 90 body-worn cameras this year at a cost of about $100,000. a few traffic and patrol officers in palo alto have been using the cameras for about a year as part of a test program. all officers also have cameras and recording technology in their cruisers. >>> a brush fire set up a huge plume of dark smoke over the altamont pass this afternoon. a viewer sent in these photos from eastbound 580. you can see flames on the hill. despite all the smoke the fire wasn't that big. fire crews had mostly under control by about 4 p.m. no word on the cause. >>> people fed up with the piles of trash at fort mason are taking matters into their own hands. a group of dozens of clean-up volunt

oakland city inspectors plan to check the plumbing at im-- empeer your towers. drinking water tested positive for bacteria, commonly found in sewage. tenants were bussed to a hotel last night. leaks were found, signs of black mold and unfinished repairs. >> i'm really grossed out. i've been bathing and brushing my teeth with it. >> we chose to shut the building down, red tag it. they will do a chlorination on the building. >> they are doing everything they can to resolve the problem. tenants won't be allowed back for sometime as it will take days before the water is safe it drink. >>> people in the east bay may notice changes in the taste and smell to their water there. was a rash of complaints after tap water left a bad taste. why is it changing? because of our drought. east bay said it plans to cleaning how this draws water from one of its reservoir. instead of cold snow melt, the agency said it will draw warmer water from the service. the tap water will likely taste and smell differently as a result. >>> caltrans is warning people of closures because of the s

nearly 500 protesters left oakland city hall and marched toward the police department. they were immediately met by a skirmish line of police in riot gear at broadway and seventh street. there was a short con tron station and then the crowd turned around and headed east on broadway leaving a trail of destruction. they broke the windows out at the wells fargo here at citibank and summit bank. they continued through the auto mall at telegraph and 30th. they smashed the car windows at the chevrolet and the honda dealers. they even set one car on fire. there was at least one arrest and police made nine total arrests. one of the scarest moments happened at the kfc on telegraph avenue where vandals threw a steel divider in the window while the customers were in the restaurant eating. >> now this is affecting me because this is my job. i work here. i live right up the street. this is my community. it hurts my feelings that we have people walking around here this ignorant. >> oakland's first friday was also affected. as you can see crowds were enjoying the evening and they gave

oakland has a history of encouraging free speech but you also sent a memo to city staff saying if theou mean by that? >> well we are absolutely highway to facilitate the expression of free speech 37. oakland has a long history. but we will not tolerate destruction of property, harm to other people and so we are taking proactive steps to insure that the presence is such that that that will be discouraged. i've been many encouraged. many of the groups that are organizing these demonstrations themselves absolutely agree with that and they have sent a message to their organizations. we love this city. we want to keep it beautiful. we want it to be an attractive place and so we will behave appropriately. >> a lot of people do behave appropriately. and they have very good intentions. oakland has a history of violence and vandalism even at a time when other cities berkeley and san francisco are holding demonstrations at the same time but they are not breaking windows and setting fires and blocking freeways. so why is oakland different? why has it been worse? >> i feel like that has changed a

oakland. noon at city hall in oakland for a big rally. then in the evening set to be back here at telegraph and broadway at 7:00 for a big march. we have video of what the protest looked like last year. organizers say this is to call attention to labor workers, immigrants, they say the working class is under attack in this country. there's a call to shut it down. we did ask one person who did show up at 5:45 what shut it down looks like. >> shut it down means that people should go and march and stop business as usual. it is only when you stop business as usual that people start paying attention to social issues. >> reporter: again he was the only one to show up this morning, and he has since left he has given up on this action happening here. the protesters have posted on social media that they want focus today to be on the black lives matter issue and police brutality issues happening around the country. it is expected to be a long day of protest. the midday protest expected to be the big rally. so far this is off to a very quiet start.

. >>> happening today oakland mayor schaaf will present the first proposed city budget.t is heavy on public safety. she will present the plan to the oakland city council and helps to increase the number of police officers by 40 bringing the number of officers to 762 the next two years the high e we level sin 2010. it is estimated the extra officers will cost oakland $7 million starting next year. >> the warriors and the newly crowned mvp are back in action for game two of the western conference semifinals. they are ready. amy hollyfield is at the arena where fans are going to be wild tonight. amy? >> good morning, yes, the fans are lucky. they see a lay off game. they get a t-shirt. they get to see the nba's mvp player play steph curry was announced the most valuable player. he will be honored tonight at game. that is an exciting for the fans steph curry said it is hard to believe he came from unwanted college recruit to nba mvp. it is surreal. i watched the nba for a very long time and to be in this moment...to be on the other side looking out is wild. >> warriors play

. >> reporter: oakland city hall was lit up in blue and gold and warriors fans over the moon. >> it was awesome. we really enjoyed it. glad i came. go warriors! >> reporter: as crews worked to clean up after last night's celebration, oracle is getting ready for its next big show, the finals against the cleveland cavaliers and nba star lebron james to take home the ultimate title. >> we've been waiting 40 years for this. i'm only 21 but 21 years of hardship. >> as they have throughout the playoffs warriors get home court advantage. tipoff next thursday at 6:00 p.m. >> here's a look at the schedule for the first four games of the finals. >>> steph curry's daughter didn't disappoint her fans as well. once again stole the show during a post game press conference. >> i'm talking to them. i don't know, we tried -- i'm going to let her go. >> she's taking advantage of the moment for sure. she's way too comfortable. >> you can bet little riley will be back next week too. >>> stanford researchers may have received a vial of live anthrax. cdc told the university tuesday the shipment they received

nearly 500 protesters left oakland city hall and marched toward the police department.they were immediately met by a skirmish line of police in riot gear at broadway and seventh street. there was a short con tron station and then the crowd turned around and headed east on broadway leaving a trail of destruction. they broke the windows out at the wells fargo here at citibank and summit bank. they continued through the auto mall at telegraph and 30th. they smashed the car windows at the chevrolet and the honda dealers. they even set one car on fire. there was at least one arrest and police made nine total arrests. one of the scarest moments happened at the kfc on telegraph avenue where vandals threw a steel divider in the window while the customers were in the restaurant eating. >> now this is affecting me because this is my job. i work here. i live right up the street. this is my community. it hurts my feelings that we have people walking around here this ignorant. >> oakland's first friday was also affected. as you can see crowds were enjoying the evening and they gave

. >>> open -- -- oakland city leaders are enforcing an ordinance think people will be arrested if they protest after dark on city streets. that in turn spark new protest. joe vazquez joined -- join in with why they don't plan on stopping anytime soon. >> in the past few years he watched as mob of demonstrators have gone whenever wherever they wanted to on the street in the sidewalks and we have seen problems in a small number of demonstrations but very memorable ones. the city says it's enforcing a rule they had on the books that said you cannot be in the middle of the street, you can stay in the sidewalk and not everyone is happy including one city official. >>> i was scared for myself and for the rest of the residents i was with. >> oakland planning commissioner was protesting in the street this weekend with about 200 others. this photo from the east bay express shows her handing out gas mask to fellow demonstrators after police announced they were going to clear the streets, she retreated to the sidewalk, but the police still put the handcuffs on her. >> i was grabbed a federal seve

from there they will march to oakland city hall are running to protest in solidarity with the people of baltimore. >> pam: >> this is something that we do each month and decide to do it may first all lives matter. >> pam: the protest against police thought has led to law-enforcement agencies to consider the use of police body cameras. here in the bay area, we have a few cities using body cameras with san jose currently testing their use. >> reporter: ahead of tomorrow's big made a protest the aclu today launched a new mobile application to help people who think they are being mistreated by police. it is the latest in a way to social justice applications hitting the market. nortek reported gabe slate shows you how it worked. >> reporter: the aclu mobile justice application is a free download that can help you collect evidence and reports police brutality creek the main function of this application is to help preserve the real evidence to capture. there have been reports of people that there is a bone is being compensated by police after the capture a bill and is being deleted or their

>> he did meet with the oakland city council president lynette gibson for three hours last friday night. he says we should learn more about the raiders future of oakland june 1st when they're scheduled to present a preliminary financing plan for a new stadium. >> meantime a change in direction for the new england patriots in the deflategate scandal. robert craft announced his team will not appeal the punishment handed down by the league last week. they were fined $2 million and stripped of two draft picks and kraft thinks everybody should move on. which has already been appealed by players union. >> you've heard about all of the problems with defective air bags made by the japanese company takata leading to the biggest auto recall in u.s. history? 7 on your side michael finny is here with a major development. >> takata agreed today to almost 34 million the number of air bags covered by the recall. the chemical in the air bags can explode with so much force it can send metal shrapnel into the passenger area of vehicles. this has been blamed for six deaths and more than 100 injuries world

. >>> coming up some oakland city council members are accusing fellow council members from going too far. >> but first a film festival controversy. the reason certain guests are allegedly being wrangled off the red carpet. >> good morning. we are looking at the south bay commute and let's take a look at 237. that looks pretty good getting into milpitas and into sunnyvale. >> not to sound like a broken record but we have a very similar forecast again today if you like the low clouds, the cool temps then it will be just like yesterday. we'll see if there is any warmup inland. >>> boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev will be formerly sentenced to death next month. the federal judge says tsarnaev's sentencing hearing will be held sometime until june. a jury last week determined he should get the death penalty in the attack from 2013 that killed three people and severely injured more than 260 others. about 20 victims have asked to speak at the the sentencing hearing and tsarnaev will also be given the opportunity to speak. >>> a train conductor severely injured in amtrak has officiall

oakland has a history of vandalism and violence when other city protesters are not breaking window, setting. she says that has changed and oakland has learned from the past. >> oakland has a long history of socialingactivism. we will not tolerate breaking and van taggism. >> reporter: she says she will have a response. we'll keep an eye on the protests all day especially as we get into the evening hours because that's when things got out of control in the past. >> there have been destructions on b.a.r.t. and the freeways and entrances. a lot of things to keep an eye on this morning. >> it's early. >> yep. >>> time is 7:47. time to check in with sal. you are watching the bridges as well as the roads? >> reporter: that's right. we are looking at a commute that is generally lighter than yesterday. we still have some slow traffic. we'll start off with a look at the san mateo bridge. looks like it's jammed right now, heading out to the high- rise. it's been slow for the last few minutes and stays slow all the way across. not a huge accident or anything but you should expect slow track on the way

they plan to respond to these street antics. >> >> reporter: side shows are pretty common in the city of oakland. they had 16 officers dedicated the monitoring clubs and areas where side shows are popular. there were several side shows in the city. when we called the police, they said they didn't have any record of it. however, when we listened to police radio traffic, they said otherwise. this was the scene just before midnight near the 880 northbound. in a video, you don't see any oakland officers. we asked police about the event. they said there was no record of it but the record proved otherwise. >> there are probably 30 to 40 vehicles out here and probably oh, 100 people. they are taking up the intersection. >> reporter: we only recorded four minutes of the side show, but the radio traffic lasted more than eight minutes. this video shows the burnt out tire tracks. there were multiple side shows. the cars moved off the highway and onto the city street. this is what they decided to do. >> copy, stand back, monitor. >> copy. that is what we are doing. >> reporter: after hearing this, we again

the city council to adjourn early. >> protesters with the group called black seed stormed the oakland cityg last night. they were there to demonstrate plans to develop a housing complex. the issue is over a vacant lot on 12th street. the city council was going to vote on whether to sell the land to developers. it got loud. but stayed peaceful. >> as far as crowds this is the more peaceful crowd. >> it is illegal but it is very nonviolent. we just want to make sure our voice is heard. >> no one was arrested. the vote has been delayed. protesters argue that plans for the new condos add to the economic issues that push out long-time resident whose can no longer afford to live in oakland of the group finally wrapped it up at 9:00 and organizers say they might use this tactic again in the future. >>> happening today, hillary clinton is in the bay area for two fundraising events both for the presidential candidates are

they made that announcement during an alternative fuels expo outside oakland city hall. they'll be allowed to purchase electric vehicles and more charging stations. hydrogen fueled buses and even cars running on food waste. >> well final preparations are under way for the bottle rock music festival. sand ya talks about the forecast for the weekend. single day passes are still available for the three-day event which starts tomorrow. robert plant, no doubt and imagine dragons are the headliners. they're holding a culinary matchup between artists and chefs. one includes rapper snoop dogg and iron chef. summer must be right around the corner when you see big crowds at the county fair and contra costa's fair kicked off. they provided us with this video. organizers say there are more goetss pigs and cows this year. there is fair food, rides music, even dogs doing tricks. bring in three cans of food to get in free. always good fun. >> oh, boy. this is fun too. still ahead new proof that riley curry is more female announcer: sleep train challenged its manufacturers to offer even

nearly 500 protesters left oakland city hall and marched toward the police department. they were immediately met by a skirmish line of police in riot gear at broadway and seventh street. there was a short con tron station and then the crowd turned around and headed east on broadway leaving a trail of destruction. they broke the windows out at the wells fargo here at citibank and summit bank. they continued through the auto mall at telegraph and 30th. they smashed the car windows at the chevrolet and the honda dealers. they even set one car on fire. there was at least one arrest and police made nine total arrests. one of the scarest moments happened at the kfc on telegraph avenue where vandals threw a steel divider in the window while the customers were in the restaurant eating. >> now this is affecting me because this is my job. i work here. i live right up the street. this is my community. it hurts my feelings that we have people walking around here this ignorant. >> oakland's first friday was also affected. as you can see crowds were enjoying the evening and they gave

the oakland city council voted last night to accept federal grant money to remove the trees the idea is to remove nonnative trees, came from the night after the 1991 hills fire storm, eucalyptus trees helped fuel the fire not native to the area that killed 28 people and destroyed homes would remove the eucalyptus, monterrey pines and acasia trees during the next 10 years. >> selectively spanning out the dead trees diseased trees dying trees sap lings as well. some healthy eucalyptus will stay. >> the project is to remove the forest and to create grassland with islands of shrubs. >> now some people just never want to see trees go, no matter what they are they plan to say they say that they may plan to stop the program with a lawsuit. >> well, it's been a week now since a broken pope line spill -- pipeline spilled thousands of gas from a coast now may be flowing on to beaches near l.a., crews were out yesterday picking up clumps of tar on beaches from el segundo to redondo, the oily material being check to do see if it's from the santa barbara spill, the beaches are expected to remain

. >> reporter:and oakland city hall has its too. >> reporter:maybe both cities can host victory paradeswant it in oakland. why not? because i live in sf. >> reporter:sources tell kron 4 news when the warriors show signs will be time for san francisco make a decision as to what the city will do to celebrate. >> reporter:keep in mind mayor ed lee to the city in 2013. but oakland mayor libby shaf is clear the victory parade will be on her streets. >> -- "mayor ed lee agrees that the parade should be in oakland this is the home court for this incredible that has gotten this incredible team to where it is today." >> reporter:no matter where the there! >>--i think it is something both cities should be able to celebrate --it's called dub nation for a reason return to index of >> reporter:we still have a whole week until game one of the finals so a lot of time for across the bay live in sf jw k4n. return to index of >> grant:a california woman says she might sue after her january arrest by barstow police turned violent. and was caught on the officer's body camera. >> grant:michelle cooks was ei

. >> reporter: oakland city hall was lit up in blue and gold and warriors fans were over the moon. >> it was awesome. we really enjoyed the game. i'm glad i came. >> go, warriors! >> reporter: as crews work to clean up after last night's celebration, oracle is getting ready for its next big show the finals against the cleveland cavaliers and nba star lebron james to take home the ultimate title. >> waiting 40 years for this. i'm only 21. 21 years of hardship. >> reporter: as they have throughout the play-offs, warriors get home-court advantage, tip-off next thursday at 6 a.m. anne makovec, kpix 5. >> after game one here's an overview of the nba finals: >>> fans going to great lengths to show their warriors pride. forget just that t-shirt or a jersey. these guys getting the warriors haircut. the official name the "splash brothers" hair portrait. the barber shot in antioch. this is a buzz cut with a cool end result. check it out. color and all. steph, klay thompson buzzed on the back of any warriors's fan's head. $200. the do takes about 3 hours. >>> we learned where the competing teams

oakland city council meeting last night. they were there to demonstrate plans to develop a housing complex. the issue is over a vacant lot on 12th street. the city council was going to vote on whether to sell the land to developers. it got loud. but stayed peaceful. >> as far as crowds this is the more peaceful crowd. >> it is illegal but it is very nonviolent. we just want to make sure our voice is heard. >> no one was arrested. the vote has been delayed. protesters argue that plans for the new condos add to the economic issues that push out long-time resident whose can no longer afford to live in oakland of the group finally wrapped it up at 9:00 and organizers say they might use this tactic again in the future. >>> happening today, hillary clinton is in the bay area for two fundraising events both for the presidential candidates are private. members of the public will be there anyway to greet her with a protest. amy hollyfield is in san francisco with the preview. amy? >> that is right. san francisco generally is consider

friday night oakland city council's public safety committee voted to accept the money.ople showed up to voice their concerns. >> people from all over the bay area come from the hills to re- create. all of them will be horrified if the trees start falling. >> people who oppose the plan say they hope a lawsuit will stop it before it starts. others welcome the idea. but both sides agree without the trees the landscape will look dramatic key different. >>> people living near the oakland airport may hear more jet noise the next few days, that is because the connector and the main point will be closed six nights starting tomorrow night. that means private jets parked on the north field will be allowed to take off and land on that side of the airport instead of using the main runways. >>> starting tomorrow, the san francisco mayor and supervisors will use muni to get around downtown. they promised to use it for two days and tweet about their experiences. they also say if they don't use the light rail, cable car and bus system on any given day they will also tweet their reasons

. >>> reporter: they started marching at the port of oakland and by the time they reached oakland city hall, the group of protestors was about 1,000 strong. >> this is what it takes to have power. >> reporter: the message is mixed. part immigrant and labor rights, part demonstration against recent killings by police. >> working people's lives have been destroyed by a system that does not care about average working person. >> reporter: the port of oakland is shut down this may day. members of the longshoreman's union walked off the job. >> we always have been in social movements and had to get back to our roots. >> reporter: once at frank ogawa plaza it was more of a festival party atmosphere. a peaceful protest. in oakland anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> dozens of other protestors tried to interrupt the morning tech bus commute. they showed up at the macarthur bart station in oakland a pickup spot for the silicon valley shuttles. the activists blamed the tech industry for growing income disparity. >>> a woman killed in a shark attack while snorkeling off the coast of maui was from the bay are

this is individual row yo from the city of oakland. group is peaceful but the police monitoring the situation. arnot likely. >> we have the latest from oakland city hall in live report over on channel 7 at 11:00 o'clock. fight thanks for joins. >> i'm dachbility other top stories here tonight after months of drought it looks like a lot of californians are ignoring request to cut back on the water usage. >> state water resource control board announced today that people conserve less than 4 percent in march. that's in comparison to the 22 percent conserved in december. >> governor target is 25% state wide. today the water board set new target for water district throughout the state. some as high as 36 percent. >> all really depend on where you live and how much the community has already saved. wayne has more. >> this is what california drought looks like in the wall of state government and here's how it sounded today. >> going down to wawb difficult a week watering. brown lawn and vegetation dying. >> she's one of many representative of

city. it's 57 in san jose. good morning oakland for you. 52 in the city and half moon bay count on some delays probably here for arriving flights with the low cloud deck. temperatures ranging from the low to mid-50s. early on you step outside doesn't feel bad, burr we have plenty of low level moisture so you may get damp if you are out for a morning run or bike ride and the clouds will be slow to clear. but when we do get the sunshine, it will nudge up on the other side of 70 today. and the inland valleys it will be warmer. from our kgo roof camera you see we have a still atmosphere here. the west winds will be picking up. spotty drizzle and sunnier overall over the weekend. today will be a little bit better than yesterday for the most. tomorrow the warmest day of the next three for the holiday and then by monday unfortunately, the on shore flow kicks in and we will be cool are across the bay. don't look for heat anytime soon. yesterday it was warmer half moon bay that san francisco and oakland. that gives you an idea what is going