kpix 5's da lin takes us to the middle of the may day march in oakland. da?rter: that's right. those protestors are marching back to the oakland fruitvale village right now. they left this area in east oakland around 3:30 and went to international boulevard and foothill boulevard. now they are on the way back about two blocks away. i just heard about that. now, the protest has been peaceful according to police. a large group of them, about 500 protestors, marching in this may day protest. now, there are also dozens of police officers watching over those demonstrators following them, as well. protestors tell me they also train their people to deescalate any potential problems they see within the march. >> we create our own security with training ahead of time, we have trained several times for how to handle different situations. we have been able to police ourselves. >> reporter: they say that the main goal of this may day march is to stop the deportations that have been happening within recent years. right now they are having this indigenous dancing in the mi

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kpix 5's da lin with how state investigators are responding tonight.rter: aside from the opd investigation, the state is also launching a new investigation into the attack. the department of consumer affairs could decide as early as next week whether to revoke the security guard's license. vi was seen in a surveillance

kpix 5's da lin is in san francisco where he found plenty of frustrated drivers. da. >> reporter: liz, this is one of the main sources to the problems the traffic problems you see in san francisco. take a look down at those barricades. that's the entrance to southbound 280. as you can see, it is closed and that's forcing cars to go through other parts of san francisco causing the congestion we're seeing. here on this side, this is the northbound side of 280. it is still moving. but as you can see, it is not moving very fast. we'll see this all through downtown san francisco. >> traffic has been horrible all day. >> it was overwhelming, stressful. >> i'm always frustrated in traffic. so this isn't helping. >> reporter: gridlock on city streets driving in downtown san francisco today tested a lot of people's patience. >> i saw a guy get out of his car and go up to the window of another driver and start tapping his window like he wanted to fight him. >> reporter: many drivers say it would have been faster to just walk. >> sixth street just to come over to tenth and t

kpix 5's da lin is live in san jose with the bay area passenger who is taking his frightening experience public. da. >> reporter: liz, certainly a very scary experience for that man flying back to the bay area. now, this near miss incident happened about 3 weeks ago but we're just hearing about it for the first time. in fact, the faa is sending out a special team today to hawaii to investigate what happened. >>> reporter: the vacation of a lifetime in hawaii for this bay area man was overshadowed by a near miss midair collision on the way home. >> turmoil, noise, all the tray tables were rattling. it was a really violent and scary experience. >> reporter: passenger kevin townsend says shortly after his packed united flight left the big island and reached cruising altitude, the plane took a sudden dive. >> it felt kind of like the plane had just gone dead in the air and started dropping. >> reporter: after leveling off the pilot announced a u.s. airways passenger plane was flying in the opposite direction at the same altitude. flight data shows the united flight headed for l.a. was cruisi

,, ,,,, >>> kpix 5's da lin is on the ground in oakafor today's may day march.a. >> reporter: liz, that large group of protestors now over on foothill boulevard. they were marching right here on international boulevard. that large group going pretty fast right now as i mentioned over to foothill boulevard. it's about 500 people within that group that may day march. things have been very peaceful thus far. a lot of police officers following them. the only problem right now traffic problems. very congested around this area a lot of buses being diverted and will we'll continue to monitor that large group of proceeds now marching down southbound foothill boulevard here in east oakland. and we'll continue to monitor this. for now live in east oakland, i'm da lin, back to you. >> thank you. >>> fastrak been around a long time but we still get complaints from drivers who say they're wrongly accused of toll cheating. kpix 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts shows us the difficult road one driver faced trying to deal with her problem. >> reporter: cynthia slater says th

kpix 5's da lin shows us there are several mountain lions being tracked in the bay area right now. da. >> reporter: allen, that one lion is one of 15 being tracked in the entire bay area. and i think most young fellas can relate to that mountain lion caught here last night. we know for a fact that he left his mother about 10 days ago looking for a new territory and in search of love. but he found out the hard way, no cougars here. even before this mountain lion was spotted under the car, the gps collar on him shows he had been wandering in the streets of santa clara county for a few days. the yellow line shows his movements. >> crosses 280 and starts moving around into downtown mountain view. >> reporter: the cat known as 46m even spent tuesday morning sleep outside a mountain view complex before neighbors spotted him later that night. >> he was behind these bushes outside this apartment building. and he was, you know, crouched down and cowering. no one saw him from what i understand, a fairly busy street. >> reporter: the discovery of a big cat forced evacuations in the neighborho

kpix 5's da lin live in hayward with the new push to protect low income renters.a. >> reporter: ken, this is the perfect visual example in hayward on this side. you have a brand-new development building dozens of new homes, on this side you have eden garden mobile home park. hayward city leaders want to protect those low-income families by making it almost impossible for the landowners to sell mobile home parks to developers. home prices are shooting up faster than the speed of these bulldozers. and that's tempting many landowners to sell their properties for big profits. in palo alto, the owner of this mobile home park is evicting more than 100 low-income families to sell the land. >> this is very difficult, you know, just to think about it is very stressful to, you know, just to not know where we're going to go. >> reporter: down in san jose, another developer is doing the same. >> being a senior citizen on a fixed income, i need things like rent control and i need the city to back me up when they want to sell and there's no place for me to go. >> reporter: that

. >> kpix 5's da lin joins us live from oakland where protestors have taken over the streets in one neighborhood >> reporter: that's right. they are actually marching on foothill boulevard in east oakland right now. we're over at the -- near the fruitvale bart station at the plaza. this is the main demonstration spot right here. [ drums ] >> reporter: you can see some of the folks dancing in the background doing their indigenous dancing and the reason why they picked this spot as the main staging area is because according to the last census, 90% of the folks who live in this district, they are latinos. some of those are illegal immigrants. they are saying this may day march is a march for immigration rights and they are calling that -- they are calling an end to the deportation. now, about 500 up to even 1,000 people were marching at one point down international boulevard and also on foothill boulevard. they left the fruitvale bart plaza here around 3:30 this afternoon and they are still marching on foothill boulevard. so far, police are saying that things have been very calm. very peaceful. no

kpix 5's da lin shows us hundreds enjoyed relief with a free pool day in east oakland. >> a hot scorching day in oakland with some folks that found the perfect way to cool off were inside the east oakland sports center and because of the heat, the city opened the pool up for free. the director said 200 people have come through today. we have a lot of kids moms and dads there's also agented waterslide as well as flotation -- a giant waterslide as well as flotation devices for the kids. this is really paradise. >> i was so hot and the water was cool and so i just cooled my body down and i felt very good. >> reporter: even though the pool opened for a couple of more hours, free admission ended at 4: 00 today. in oakland i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> i'm len ramirez in the south bay where this heat wave in the middle of a drought is hitting the area like a one-two punch. there's not enough water in the santa clara valley to pump back into these recharged ponds so the water here has been evaporating in the heat. add to that the fact that the santa clara valley only got about 50% of its normal amount

dree, $.50's -- da club"y cent's "in as a sounding board.hat part of these headphones are you responsible for? theirst of all, those are new ones. we did not do any of that. the previous studio did everything. all the engineering and design, the sound profile. the real great thing about what bassd, it was getting out of headphones. that is what they have been missing. >> what was it like working with them? >> the most rewarding time in my career. first, getting exposed to the music business and to jimmy, who is like a marketing genius. .re is a music guy we got to meet all these other people. >> what do you think of this deal? >> i think it is a shock to everybody. i think we have the same questions everybody else has on what the final outcome is going to be. we would like to see it because it really shines light on headphones, audio, high quality sound. an evaluation of what a company could be. >> how much of the $3.2 billion are you guys getting? >> like that. >> zero? >> zero. i wish we could have participated more. we have our own valuat

more bay area teaches are using robo reads to grade their assignments, but some educator tell kpix 5's da lin automated grading could hurt learning. >> a teacher's work stretches well beyond the classroom. >> teachers are there for the passion sit's 24-7. >> seventh grade english teacher has six classes. 180 students means 180 essays. >> if i lad to hand grade them, it would take me up to six hours. >> that's whey this school year, a computer is doing it. she turned to what's called the robo reader. students type their essays on line. and with one click, a grade. >> i'd say it gets an a because it's kind of strict grading with immediate feedback. >> and time saved. >> gives me so much more time to be able to plan for other activity. >> this cannot be seen as a magic bullet. >> educators say learning boils down to relationships and trust. they worry more automation means less interaction. >> where did they put a smiley face. where did they put comment. so if that dialog isn't of considering on the pages of the notebook, where is it happen sog the child can also experience that attention lo

though massive improvements have been made, kpix 5's da lin tells us not everyone is glad to see theel come back it life. da. >> reporter: kept, this historic -- ken, this historic hotel has seen the best and worst in its 90 years from the great jazz musicians to recently drug addicts shooting up. now millions of dollars were spent to fix the place up, but neighbors worry there's one thing that won't change, the crime happening all around it all around the clock. it was the pride of oakland built in the '20s. california hotel once drew big name musicians like billie holiday and james brown. fast forward to the '70s and '80s, this west oakland hotel took a dive. it was known as a crack house. >> drugs, hookers, everything. >> gunshots, shootings. >> reporter: a nonprofit bought it in 2011 spent $43 million of private and public funds to officially re-open this week. >> affordable housing with dignity right here. >> reporter: along with praise there's skepticism. >> it don't mean nothing because the people still the same. >> reporter: she lives in a house behind the hotel. she has seen

kpix 5's da lin with how state investigators are responding tonight. da. >> reporter: aside from the opd investigation, the state is also launching a new investigation into the attack. the department of consumer affairs could decide as early as next week whether to revoke the security guard's license. he was seen in a surveillance video beating up a disabled student. oakland union fight says he smacked the student across the head a few times before dumping him out of his wheelchair. now, the special ed. student francisco martinez has cerebral palsy. it happened at oakland high school on may 19. the district said the guard asked the freshman to go to class. when he refused, the guard handcuffed him and started pushing his wheelchair. after martinez spat in the guard's face, the district said the guard snapped and attacked him. now, despite the violent ak that, many students started a -- despite the violent attack, many students started a petition to bring back the popular security guard. they say the victim is a known troublemaker and provoked the attac

but as kpix 5's da lin reports, turns out he was being tracked all along. da. >> reporter: one of 15 being tracked in the bay area. and i think a lot of young fellas, liz, can relate to this young mountain lion caught here last night. he left his mother about 10 days ago looking for a new territory and in search of love. he found out the hard way, though, no cougar's here! even before this mountain lion was spotted underneath a car, the gps collar on him shows he had been wandering in the streets of santa clara county for a few days. the yellow line tracks his movement. >> here he is crossing 280, the hills, then he starts moving around into downtown mountain view. >> reporter: the two-year-old cat known as 46m even spent tuesday morning sleeping outside of a mountain view complex before neighbors spotted him that night. >> he was literally behind these bushes here outside this apartment building. and he was, you know, crouched down and cowering. no one saw him from what i understand on a fairly busy street. >> reporter: the discovery of the cat forced evac

kpix 5's da lin is in the middle of it. there are some very frustrated drivers. >> reporter: indeed. a lot of frustrated drivers. we're near -- we're standing near the entrance of southbound 280 which is of course closed and that's why these cars are being detoured to other parts of the city and that's creating quite a bit of traffic problems for the city of san francisco. we're standing near the -- at the corner of 4th and king streets. that's at at&t park. those cars that you see back there, they stretch all the way back into the financial district. driving in san francisco is a challenge on any day. but when you close down a major freeway, this is the result. [ beep beep ] >> traffic has been horrible all day. >> it was overwhelming, stressful. >> i'm always frustrated in traffic. so this isn't helping. >> i saw a guy get out of his car and go up to the window of another driver and start tapping his window like he wanted to fight him. >> reporter: many drivers say it would have been faster to just walk. >> 6th street jus

kpix 5's da lin is in oakland with just how many teachers and schools are affected by this.a. >> reporter: ken, here's a copy of that four-page contract and today, it's the last day for teachers to sign this contract. some teachers at bishop o'dowd high school in oakland are extremely up so the about it. they say they will not sign the contract. the oakland diocese is requiring all 1200 teachers at 54 catholic schools in the east bay to sign it if they want to teach. we found plenty of students at bishop o'dell high school voicing their frustration with the diocese. they worry they could lose good teachers over the contract. the contract says educators need to practice church teaches in their personal lives. many of the teachers aren't catholic. and they worry they could lose their jobs for using contraception, having premarital sex or being homosexual. students say the church crossed the line. >> there are a lot of teachers i know who are maybe leaving because of it and it -- yeah, it's sad. >> they should have a right to privacy. and they should have to have their own pers

tonight, kpix 5's da lin has the story of a bay area passenger who wanted the world to know about hisse call. da. >> reporter: a close call indeed for that bay area man flying back to california. in fact, the faa has now sent a team of investigators to hawaii to find out what happened. what felt like a near-death experience made the san francisco man dig deeper. how could another plane nearly collide head on with his flight? >> very unique experience and i hope no one else has to go through it. >> reporter: the midair scare happened on april 25th, three weeks ago. but very few people knew about it. so passenger kevin townsend wrote a blog about his experience. >> it felt kind of like the plane had just gone dead in the air and started dropping. >> reporter: today faa and ntsb investigator landed in hawaii to investigate. although the faa calls the timing a coincidence, retired pilot captain dick deeds believes media pressure is what got the ball rolling. >> the major question to find out is, why was the other airplane there? >> reporter: he says after his packed unite flight reached c

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