. >>> happening now the rally is growing outside oakland city hall. are demanding the city's animal shelter save more animals. ktvu live in i can land with the -- oakland with the new call. >> the rally is just getting started. this is a look at oakland city hall. there are about 50 to 60 people here. some brought their pets. the group organizing this rally is called save oakland's shelter animals and everyone here said they want to see changes to the way the oakland animal shelter is managed. >> this is amy's 14-year-old dog princeton. >> he's a pretty big air airedale but he's really gentle. >> and she finds him inspirational. >> he's actually kind hearted. he doesn't want trouble. >> bowman volunteers at the oakland animal shelter which is where she found prince more than a decade ago. >> i have seen everything from goats to bow a contradict ors. it's up to the shelter to figure out what to do with them. >> now they are trying to figure out what to do about the shelter. >> this all erupted over the original story about people just saying okay, enoug

average rental is more than 20 that and inner facing set up vista points, east free agentp and oakland city hall it am morning and on city hall tonight. it works for preserving the end trend. the children hurts and it is 6- point % and the two interest the lowest and they have the highest level are obesity. despite stat test particular stillly show on the road somalia and we will have a live report from back to workday, that is coming up at 5:00. >> i have wish i could too. time now 4:42 they keep coming, tour buses, they will still shut being through. >>> tracking a mountain lion with technology, we now know the wild tip -- venture. >>> and temperatures are running a little bit below average result we will know if there is any warmer weather for the weekend. . >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 news. time now 4:46 it turns out the lion that wandered in is from a mountain view wildlife student particular. she was there until a few weeks ago when she decided to venture out to find his own territory and researchers he entered and at that point in time he was trying to figure out a way to get o

. >>> protesters and their dogs plan to rally at oakland city hall. former oakland radar also plans to take part in the protest. shelter animals are sometimes euthanized without cause. the shelter has been without a director or veterinarian for almost a year. >>> they are investigating an accident with a man who may have been trying to kill himself. they received a call about a man who was repeatedly stabbing himself. he ran a red light and hit two cars. he was taken to the hospital with injuries mostly from the stabbing and the people from the other cars mostly were worried. >>> now from friday to sunday san jose police said they did arrest 44 people and gave out citations. this was the scene when a group of people jumped on a city bus and took over santa clara street and no injuries were reported. >>> they could decide to double the number of buses which allows them to be wrapped in adds. the number is already being criticized. the tracks raise money and the city has approved as many as 30 buses to be used at any single time. >>> they have awarded a

so you can keep going. >>> oakland's landmark city hall turned 100 today.he building was the tallest building west of the mississippi river when it was built back in 1914. mayor gene quan was on hand for the celebration proclaiming city hall centennial day. engineers retrofitting after the 1989 earthquake will keep that building safe in a 7.0 earthquake on the hayward fault. >>> monica lewinsky is going public with details of her affair with president bill clinton. the 40-year-old tells vanity fair she decided to come forward after the suicide of a rutgers student who was secretly captured kissing another man on a web cam. she says she hopes to help others deal with shame and humiliation. lewinsky says she regrets the affair, which happened when she was a white house intern nearly 20 years ago. this is her first personal me mayor. she did cooperate on the book "monica's story" in 1999. >>> the marine mammal center is nursing a sick harbor seal right now. the young seal was found along the richmond coast. a woman posted on the ktvu facebook page the seal had

oakland city hall was turning 100. the building first opened to the public in 1914 and 324 feet the first high-rise government building in the united states with the mayor proclaiming city hall senator ten criminal day and happy birthday is sung and cake and punch served. the birthday celebration is from noon to 1:00 o'clock. amazon made shopping as easy as a tweet and now you can link amazon with twitter. when you see a product you can remy to the tweet with hashtag amazon cart and they. add it to the cart as twitter looks for ways to grow and am gone looks for ways to entice customers. >> three daredevils parachuted off the freedom tower in new york city and posted another video and will be arraigned tomorrow. to mark the occasion they released the last of flee videos from september on youtube showing angle not previously seen in usually videos, all money earned from the videos benefit the families of 9/11 victims. >> a big embarrassment for santa clara law enforcement and at 5:00 a.m., the crime laboratory error tha

sean went was sworn in as the city's top law enforcement officer at oakland city hall yesterday. went has seshed as interim chief for the past year. under his watch, homicides have dropped 18% along with the dramatic decline in other violent climbs. but went says there's still a lot of hard work to do in his campaign to make oakland a safer city. >> this year, we're down almost 40% in robberies for the year. we're down about 35% in non-natal shootings for the year. we're making good prg. so that's good. but obviously we have quite a ways to go. >> quan says went was chosen other a number of oh strong kapd dats from all across the country. >>> time now is 4:47. i think it's about time. let's go to sal. keeping an eye on traffic. >> we're off to a dekrebt start when it comes to the commute. while we show you highway 80 -- interstate 80 i should say. you can see it is backed up in some areas, but for the most part tas drive. bay bridge toll plaza is light. this is about an 8-minute drive into san francisco with no major issues on the bridge. traffic continues to look good. san jose

. >> plus, bill martin was live >>> animal lovers descended on oakland's city hall, about the way cats and dogs are treated. the specific changes people are demanding. >> reporter: julie, i spoke with shelter volunteers and others who tell me our 2 investigates report gave them the momentum to demand changes from city leaders. shelter volunteers, pet owner, and others rallied tonight at frank ogallala plaza. >> unconditional love. i think that we should be doing the same for them. >> reporter: they say the oakland animal shelter lacks a stable directer, staff, and a clear euthinization policy. some say ktvu's report motivated them to call for changes. >> i was devastated. i'm a dog walker, and i can't understand the politics behind it all. >> reporter: volunteers want the city council to move control of shelter services to the city administrator, but the police department retaining control over criminal issues and vicious animals. >> with how overworked our police department is, and the need for them to focus on fighting crime is doubly important we we leave them of the idea. >> report

happening today, dozens of protesters and their dogs plan to rally at oakland city hall to demand improved conditions at oakland's animal shelter. former oakland raider jared cooper also plans to be at the protest. a ktvu investigation first uncovered allegations that shelter animals are being treated inhumanely and are times put down without cause. the shelter has not had a director or a veterinarian for almost a year. >>> it is 7:36. santa rosa police are investigating a crash they say was caused by a man who may have been tries to kill himself. around 7:00 last night, the chp received a call about a man repeatedly stabbing himself while driving on highway 12. police say at fulton road he ran a red light and hit two cars. he was taken to the hospital with major injuries. mostly from the stabbing. the people in the other cars suffered minor injuries. >>> this morning, san jose police are searching for a hit- and-run driver who severely injured a young mother as she rode a bicycle. ktvu's janine de la vega joins us live from san jose to tell us how the injured woman is doing and how the vi

shelter volunteers, pet owners rallied in front of oakland city hall last night.u news 2 investigates reports that results at a shelter gave them momentum to demand change. volunteers want them to move to the city administrator. >> with how over worked with our police department is and a need to focus on fighting crime it's doubly important that we relieve them with the duty of running the animal shelter. >> the city council member rebecca capelin and two other city council members sponsored a resolution to bring about changes. including a committee made up of volunteers. the full city council is expected to vote onth resolution in june. >>> our time is 5:26. this morning twitter stock will open at its lowest price since it went public session months ago. it dropped almost 18% yesterday. the first day employees and other early stockholders can started selling their locked up shares. the price drop came even though twitter's cofounders and ceo are not selling any of their common stock. >>> antitheft software in all cell phones. 2 investigates the reason a group sup

. >>> animal lovers descended on oakland's city hall, about the way cats and dogs are treated. the specific changes people are demanding. >> reporter: julie, i spoke with shelter volunteers and others who tell me our 2 investigates report gave them the momentum to demand changes from city leaders. shelter volunteers, pet owner, and others rallied tonight at frank ogallala plaza. >> unconditional love. i think that we should be doing the same for them. >> reporter: they say the oakland animal shelter lacks a stable directer, staff, and a clear euthinization policy. some say ktvu's report motivated them to call for changes. >> i was devastated. i'm a dog walker, and i can't understand the politics behind it all. >> reporter: volunteers want the city council to move control of shelter services to the city administrator, but the police department retaining control over criminal issues and vicious animals. >> with how overworked our police department is, and the need for them to focus on fighting crime is doubly important we we leave them of the idea. >> reporter: a committee made u

shelter volunteers, pet owners, and others rallied last night this front of oakland city hall. say a ktvu 2 investigates report about problems at the shelter gave them the momentum to demand changes. right now the shelter is over seen by the oakland police department. but volunteers want the city council to give control of shelter services to the city administrator. >> with how over worked our police department is and the need of focused on fighting crime is doubly important. >> city council member rebecca capelin and two other council members sponsored a resolution to bring about changes including a committee made up of volunteers and experts to review the practices. the full city council is expected to vote on this in june. >>> changes are coming to bus service for this year's bay to breakers race in san francisco. in the past runners were supposed to pay a $12 fee to ride express buses instead they jammed on to buses to pay the cheeper fair. >> we provide a public service. so our main focus is to provide service. >> you know how much money you will lose because of this? >> n

dozens of supporters in oakland gathered at city hall tonight -- to push for reforms at the city's animal shelter. residents are concerned about staffing and funding shortages at the city- run shelter. kron4's jeff bush says. supporters are urging the mayor and city council. to move the shelter from under the control of the oakland police department. we have the latest image of tainted meatballs. found in a popular dog walking area in san francisco. the potentially poisonous meatballs were discovered monday morning, by a woman walking her dog near the intersection of 24th avenue and ortega street. according to police, the meatballs had white pills stuffed inside. trt 0:22 police collected the meatballs for testing, but have not said when they will have results. in the past year, tainted meatballs have been discovered in the twin peaks and diamond heights neighborhoods. in one case, a dachshund died after eating meatballs laced with strychnine. a twenty- five - thousand dollar reward is being offered. for anyone with information leading to the arrest and conviction of whomever is committin

[chanting] >> shelter volunteers, pet owners and others rallied in front of oakland's city hall last night. they say a ktvu 2 investigates report about problems at the shelter gave them the momentum to demand changes. currently, the shelter is overseen by the oakland police department but volunteers want the city council to move control of shelter services to the city administrator. >> with how overworked our police department is and the need for them to focus on fighting crime is doubly important that we relieve them of the duty of running the animal shelter. >> rebecca kaplin and two other members sponsored a resolution to bring about changes including a committee made up of volunteers and experts to review shelter practices. the full city council is expected to vote on the resolution in june. >>> 8:26. boy, an unusual scare in mountain view. what's gonna happen to a mountain lion that really took place on a wild adventure? >>> and two people injured after a driver speeds away from police and crashes into an apartment complex in san francisco's marina district. coming up an update o

city of oakland found a new permanent police chief. sean whent was sworn in as oakland's top law enforcement officer by the mayor at oakland city hall yesterdays watch homicides have dropped 18% along with a dramatic drop in other violent crimes. but chief whent says there is a lot of hard work do in this campaign to make oakland a safer city. >> this year we are down almost 40% in robberies for the year. with are 'down about 35% in non fatal shootings for the year. we are making good progress along that way. that's good, but obviously we have quite a ways to go. >> the mayor says whent was chosen over a number of other strong candidates from around the country. >>> happening today the city of oakland showcases its pothole blitz. the seven-week blitz began in week in east oakland and will start in a new district each week through june. the city hopes to repair 2,500 potholes. >>> time is 8:55. for the first time google will release a report on the diversity of its work force. all major u.s. employers have to report that info to the federal government but companies don't have to make that information public. in the past, google resisted calls

it's night rally for change dozens of supporters and oakland gathered at city hall tonight to push for reform of the cities and all structure. residents concerned about staffing and funding shortages left members supporters are urging americans to counsel to move the show to air out from the control. oakland police are this group here was going to change to which he runs the animal shelter. was it video you can see are hundred supporters of the legislation here the steps of city hall with their dogs showed and the decision this in the police should not be running animal shelter and those were more qualified should be. >> : the he/she you liver and here it mr. and for will be able to make the proper nonprofit group that has experienced animal and daily basis. and now is not equipped to do the great issues on the street now and we shouldn't we cleared lt. rolled over there to a religion at work. and this legislation along with four on june 1st. reporting live in oakland >> : debbies in senate crew that resnick taxicab driver to use a jet to saw a female passenger pier 3 said this man cel

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within hours of the state senate pass annual of the cell phone kill switch bill city leaders in oakland on the step of city hall applieding -- applauding. >> the reality is these shouldn't be the target of robber. we have the technology to basically disable them. >> police estimate as many as 75 percent of the robbery in oakland involve cell phone. crime like these sometimes turn violent. over time kill switch requirement becomes law interim chief shawn believes the number would decline. >> make it a disincentive to at that time cell phone then very good likelihood we see a bigger construction in the crimes. >> this is the unable on all phones. >> a phone theft victim himself he was most vocal supporters. >> if mugger and thieves rea realize that virtually all opens out there have this device they see no reason to steal them because they won't be able to get any money. >> one of the concession made to cell phone provider and the bill is that the kill switch would be required only on phones. not tablet n.berkeley, abc 7 news. >> apple is reportedly in talk to buy the popular beat electronic company. 3.2 billion

they will merge for a 4:00 rally at city hall. in oakland, a march is planned at 3:30 starting at the fruitvale village plaza and in san francisco, there's a rally at 4:00 at 24th and mission streets. >>> and one of the marches in san jose will be to support the deported mother of a san jose state university student. a rally held on campus tuesday calling on immigration and customs enforcement and the president to stop antonio aguilar from getting deported. congresswoman zoe lofgren had even introduced a bill this week but the feds sent her back to tijuana. >>> it's another early play-off exit for the san jose sharks bounced in the first round of the stanley cup play-offs for the second time in three years. >> it didn't work out. it was the 7th deciding game in the series against l.a. the kings broke a tie at one in the second period and then in the third they broke the game open and scored a couple of empty netters. final score not pretty, 5-1 kings win. >> the sharks became just the fourth team in nhl history to lose a play-off series afte

the group lift up oakland brought dozens of boxes of signatures to city hall. they are trying to get a minimum wage measure on the november ballot. they want the hourly wage raised to $12.25 an hour with paid sick days and wage protection. >> no matter where we went, church, store, farmer's markets, people signed our petition and were supportive. >> next step, city clerk's office will work to validate those signatures. >>> there's been a new development in a story we brought you last night concerning microbeads. the state assembly voted 45-10 to pass a bill banning the use of plastic microbeads in soaps and cosmetics because they harm the environment. those tiny beads make their way past filters and treatment plants. and then they end up in waterways where environmentalists say they are swallowed by fish. >>> a major insurance fraud case uncovered. how prosecutors say hundreds of bay area women go free manicures. >> and a massive scavenger hunt for cash on twitter. dog: what, what? mattress discounters what, what? mattress discounters memorial day sale ends mon

today undocumented workers will march to city hall and there are also events planned in oakland and last night organizers there were making banners highlighting and the struggles have been separated because of deportation. >> the work is happening every single day and the communities are struggling and i think it is a big opportunities to use their voices and bodies out on the street to highlight these struggles. >> those who are participating say they are still seeking fair wages and they are fighting displacement as they skyrocket. the event throughout the bay area are expected to be peaceful. people in oakland are blaming some past problems on troublemakers and the event is happening early and a mass at our lady of guadeloupe, there will bespeakers and then the march begins here. reporting live san jose ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> well mayday violences they have cut a ban and police tried to use tear gas and water canyons and they are angry about a corruption scandal. >>> and city council is holding a special meeting about raising the city's minimum wage. right now they have to r

. >>> dozens of east oakland residents are holding signs at city hall saying i can't breathe speaking out against the mega-crematorium project that would burn 10 bodies a day in their poor community. the group calling itself stewart enterprise has gone through most of the permitting process but those who live and work near the proposed facility at 98th and kitty drive want the city council to step in. a neighborhood group says they already have a pollution problem and want the city to take a closer look before issuing the permits. >> we want to figure out a way how to ensure that no more pollution comes into the community and this project has know had any environmental review. it was given permits that community needs to have a knowledge of what was going on and that's pretty much the root cause of the concern. >> according to the alameda county health department, east oakland suffers from one of the highest rates of asthma in the country. the company did not want to do an interview with us. they said in a statement the bay area air quality management district approved the facility. >

. >> reporter: gasia, the oakland city council public safety committee is expected to meet here at city hall in about an hour. it's expected to take up a plan aimed at fully staffing the shorthanded oakland police department. >> reporter: oakland police officers are stretched thin. four years ago there were 801 officers on the streets, today just 649. >> you want to just turn the place over to the crooks? i don't. i don't want to have to worry about walking down the street at night. but now i do. >> reporter: according to city councilwoman libby shaft who is also running for oakland mayor, almost 100 of those 649 officers are not on the street because of training or disability. she blames mayor jean quan. >> parking lot -- part of the trouble we're in is because the department was unrealistic about their expectations. about how many officers were retiring every month. >> reporter: libby schaaf released a plan that she thinks will get the officers needed. she has created incentives to delay officer retirement. >> time has proven to us, the administration has not been able to deliver officers.

oakland city leaders today. they're holding a series of town hall meetings to gain feedback from the public. the aim? how community members can work with police to make oakland streets safer. on today's area -- today's area 3 meeting takes place at brenthar middle school. >>> the cal football team has sus pended one of its top players who is now accused of attacking a man and kicking his dog. police say demara drew beat up that man in the middle of the day on tuesday right across from boat law school. the victim's injuries are serious enough that drew now faces felony charges. >>> the pressure is on for l.a. clipper's owner donald sterling to sell the team. the nba named a new ceo for the clippers. cbs reporter teri okita with the details who will take over for the embattleled owner. >>reporter: the nba has named richard parsons as interim ceo of the los angeles clippers. the former chairman of citigroup and time warner will oversee the franchise following the lifetime ban of owner donald sterling. the league has forbidden sterling from participating in any way with the team after he was heard making

hundreds of people turned out in san jose, oakland, and san francisco, in san jose, marchers started ton east side. walked to city hall. took the attention to immigration reform. we talked to one woman who is legal and watched agents deport her undocumented husband back to mexico. she has five kids. >> it is hard, we need to have two jobs, especially for me. i'm a single mom. it is hard. >> reporter: blanca says soaring housing prices made it a struggle. >>> we noticed minor problems in san francisco. a crowd blocks 16 and mission during the evening rush hour tonight. police had to make a couple of arrests and the crowd dispersed. we learned late tonight that a woman from santa rosa died while zip lining on maui. 20-year-old patricia robaliza. she was an employee of the company where the accident happened this morning. she fell more than 100 feet. the safety inspectsers are on the scene so see what happened. >>> tonight, the feds are calling out uc berkeley for the way they handle the sex assaults on campus. princeton, vanderbilt, and harvard also made the list. the department of education is telling the schools to ad

city hall. there are events planned at city hall in san francisco and fruitvale plaza in oakland. last night organizers there were making banners and preparing for the day's events. they are highlighting the struggles of hard-working families who have been separated from loved ones because of deportation. one man we spoke to this morning says he can relate. >> i don't have annum preg like that. but i know people who have that and it's hard, you know, because of the kids, they get separated from the fathers, you know. it is really hard. >> reporter: those who are participating in today's event say they are still seeking good jobs that pay fair wages. they are fighting displacement as home prices sky rocket. the events in the area are expected to be peaceful. police in oakland blame past problems on a few troublemakers and say they will work to keep things safe. here in san jose the events begin early with a news conference at 1:30 this morning. a mass at our lady guadalupe at 1 p.m. there are speakers that will talk at the church and the march starts at 4 p.m. janine de la vega. >>

city hall for a rally. >> reporter:and in oakland, activists marched near the bart station at fruitvale village., marches in downtown l-a today as demonstrators called for immigratoin reform, living wages and better working condidtions for workers. >> pam: microsoft has released an update that will patch the security hole in their internet explorer web browser. >> pam: this bug was so dangerous that on monday, the department of homeland security recommended people avoid using internet explorer until this patch came out. >> pam: if you have automatic updates turned on, and you'll get this new update without having to do anything. if you have automatic updates turned off, you can change that by clicking on the windows start button, choosing the control panel and clicking on check for updates. >> pam: that was the scene in baltimore after a massive storm system slammed the eastern part of the u-s. the national weather service says nearly 19-inches of rain fell in alabama and florida. in just 24-hours. more damage could be seen in georgia. tonight that storm is moving north and the entire state of c

oakland and san francisco. in san jose, marchers started on the east side and walked to city hall to call attention to immigration reform. we talked to the woman who is a legal resident who watched her husband deported to mexico. she has five children. >> it's really hard to be here because we need to have two jobs especially for me, i'm a single mom. it's hard because i have to leave my kids when they was little. >> she says soaring house prices also make it a struggle. >>> apparently the only arrest during may day protests happened in san francisco. a crowd blocked 16th and mission streets during the evening rush hour. police eventually made a few arrests and the crowd dispersed. >>> today officials from 3 countries held a june, the news conference about their long- term plan to finding the missile malaysia airliner. as cbs news reporter susan mcginnis reports, the meeting comes amid a new revelation that air traffic controllers wasted time the day that plane disappeared. >>> reporter: nearly eight weeks into the search for missing malaysia airlines flight 370, officials from malaysia, australia and france are

oakland fruitvale's neighborhood, amber lee, channel 2 news. >>> in san jose, hundreds of marchers are holding a rally outside city hall. they marched across the city starting at the church on east san antonio street. they're calling for workers rights and an end to deportation. and for a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. >>> another day of warm weather. you didn't have to look far at all to see people in shorts and t-shirts. mark, tell us about some record setting temperatures today. >> that's right. the information just coming in from the national weather service. more records to report. temperatures easily a good 15 to 20 degrees above the average. here's our live camera look out towards the bay where some changes are happening right now. change in the wind direction will bring a change in temperatures for tomorrow. but today though day two two from the record heat. san francisco topped out at 84 degrees. the record as you can see in the boxes in red out -- oakland, downtown, heyward and concord, even san jose and morgan hills, 96 degrees. i was talking about changes offshore. few high clouds approachi

city hall. >>> eekland firefighters performed a delicate rescue operation to save person in this car after it slammed into an east oakland home this afternoon. rescue crews used the jaws of life to cut the top off to get the person that was trapped, out. two others were treated for injuries. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> you can't reach a vast section of the internet by going or any other traditional search engines. it's call the dark net. our i-team has been working for months on a look at the secret marketplaces where boy guns, drugs, working credit card numbers and so much more. dan noyse talked to the people behind the technology that makes it possible, and that makes it so difficult for law enforcement to crack. >> never unbreakable but right now very difficult for both super sophisticationated agencies to break into. >> also show you a positive aspect. how human rights advocates are using the dark net to expose oppressive governments. a special report tomorrow night at 11:00 on abc7 news. >>> still ahead at 6:00. >> mrs. sterling, you own 50% of the l.a. clippers. the nba may insist your team b

city hall. >>> eekland firefighters performed a delicate rescue operation to save person in this car after it slammed into an east oakland home this afternoon. rescue crews used the jaws of life to cut the top off to get the person that was trapped, out. two others were treated for injuries. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> you can't reach a vast section of the internet by going or any other traditional search engines. it's call the dark net. our i-team has been working for months on a look at the secret marketplaces where boy guns, drugs, working credit card numbers and so much more. dan noyse talked to the people behind the technology that makes it possible, and that makes it so difficult for law enforcement to crack. >> never unbreakable but right now very difficult for both super sophisticationated agencies to break into. >> also show you a positive aspect. how human rights advocates are using the dark net to expose oppressive governments. a special report tomorrow night at 11:00 on abc7 news. >>> still ahead at 6:00. >> mrs. sterling, you own 50% of the l.a. clippers. the nba may insist your team b

city hall. applauding it. >> we have technology to basically disable them. >> police estimate 75% of the robberies in oakland involve cell phones, crimes like these and sometimes turn violent. over time, if the kill switch requirement becomes law, interim chief believes that number will decline. if we can make it a disincentive to take the cell phone there is a good likelihood of seeing a bigger reduction in the crimes a >> it's going to be preenabled. >> a phone theft victim himself, he was a supporter. >> if muggers can and thieves realize all phones are going to have this there is no reason to steal them. they won't be able to get money. >> one concession is that kill switch would be required on the phone. >> in fremont a teacher w who -- frederick bird is a third grade teacher at patterson elementary on paid leave since april 28th. the third grader says he slapped his face after asking a question during a math test the district cleared him to teach, saying it took appropriate steps but will not disclose those steps, citing confidentiality agreements the boy's family filed a claim against the district. >>

these marches in oakland, san francisco and the biggest one from our account in downtown san jose. that's where mary anne joins us at city hall>> hundreds of people have gathered here at city hall. they walked two miles this afternoon from east san jose. they are joined here in solidarity. and just a few minutes ago, they were singing at solidarity. many here say kurntd immigration law is tearing families apart. we talked to one man out here today, 19-year-old david gonzalez who says his mother wu deported last week. this is another reason they're out here. they want to make sure that immigrant workers are not being exploited. well over 500 people are out here right now. there have been many, many speakers and many different groups united here in solidar y solidarity. reporting live, nbc bay area news. >> okay, thank you, mare anne. the titans is refusing to come to court and testify about blocking public access to a popular surf spot. the microsystems founder is being sued by the surf rider foundation over the closing of martin's beach. we're just outside the gate to martin's beach. there used to be a sign welcoming in publi

city hall where thousands of marchers have just arrived. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. >> may day rallies across the country like this one in oakl d oakland. this is happening as we speak. they're heading to wards the fruit vail bart station. tonight, no different. thousands of people marching through the streets of downtown san jose. among the primary issues here, workers' rights and immigration reform. >> here at our lady of gaud lieu pay church, it's one reason why dozens of people gathered in front of the church this morning demanding immigration reform. >> primarily, we need to stop the deportations. they'revf happening right now a the rate of 1200 people a day. it's an immoral act of aggression against a culture, against a people. >> nobody is more passionate than 12-year-old jose gonzalez. his mother was deported this weekment his older brother, david, says current immigration laws are

oakland, sunnyvale, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> we you are learning about the newest members of the falcon family in san jose. this video comes from the camera on city hall. a biologist discovered two are male and two are female, the way it is supposed to be. this shows how high the nest is with cry scrapers attracting falcons because they resemble pitch and pigeons provide them much to eat. >> prince william and prince harry are in memphis today. >> harry! harry! >> my goodness. very excited fans waited outside for the royals outside a tennessee restaurant. >> the brothers joined friends for a barbecue dinner in downtown memphis and though are in town for a friend's bodying and prince william took his wife as his date and prince harry recently split up with his girlfriend so he is going solo. but the ribs were good, i am sure. >> we know the heat wave is officially over, the fog and cooler weather is back. >> the weekend looks good. >> better to be outside. if you are going to be outside or have been all week you will like what is coming up. i will show you what happened this morning, a time-lapse you can see the fog rolling in and it actually gets thic

oakland, thank you, da. >>> and in san jose, within the last half hour, this group of activists arrived at city hall with signs. the crowd is calling for legalization of all illegal immigrants, a very popular topic, as well as an end to police violence included in their message a push for better worker rights and we're keeping tabs on these marches, as well. so far, there have been no reports of any violence at any of these demonstrations in the bay area. >>> dozens of college campuses are under investigation over the way they have handled sexual assault complaints. this as the feds announced a new push to crackdown on college crime. as anne makovec reports, one bay area university made the list. >> reporter: cal berkeley is now under investigation for possible violations of federal law over the handling of sexual violence and harassment complaints. the u.s. department of education released the list today saying schools that violate the law and refuse to address the problems identified can lose federal funding or be referred to the u.s. department of justice for further action. >> it's about time they took act

city hall. >>> another meeting tonight b.a.r.t. will hear from its public and staff on fare options and extension to the oakland airport this fall. the 3.2 mile ride will carry riders from oakland call setoom the airport. a set fare is expected to be finalized in the next few weeks. this meeting starts at 5:00 over in the kaiser center in oakland. >>> reverend jesse jackson heads to facebook today, we'll tell you why, coming up. >>> plus, possible changes coming to your local apple store. >>> nbc bay area honored with three national awards with excellence in breaking news coverage, public service and television journalism all from the society of professional journalists. nbc bay area, we investigate. >>> before you pour that serice in the bowl, price of that cereal could sky rocket over the next 15 years because of climate change. climate change will affect crops like rice, wheat and corn, some key ingredients in most cereals. a cereal like frosted flakes could go up 20% in addition to normal inflation while corn flakes could cost 30% more by 2030. climate change is already affecting the coffee crop. high temperatures killed 40%

the two will meet for a rally at city hall in san jose. demonstrators in oaklandn francisco. >>> this just in you can add p diddy to the list of those interested in buy the clippers. the list has been steadily growing of the rich and famous who are interested in dabbling in basketball. how about oprah winfrey? she would team up with david from hollywood. that is part of the group that says they are interested. mayweather junior says he is interested. meantime governor jerry brown supports the nba decision to ban the clippers owner don sterling for life. he said the action needed to be strong to -- the governor says sterling's comments are unthinkable and the nba is an anomaly in which black players are giving their all on the court while white owners reap the financial rewards. >>> on to baseball and tim hudson continuing to pitch well for the san francisco giants. hudson and sergio romo combine orange a five hitter in san francisco beating the padres again. this time 3-2. hudson has walked two batters in just 46 innings. in fact, he's been the giants most consist