the protest at the oakland police substation began earlier outside the fruit bar station.rowd gathered outside the station around 3:00 this afternoon. they say they want to bring attention to police shootings and brutality. there were speakers and performers encouraging people to take to the streets over the three day weekend. (cç>> we can actually make real, the new movement. take up where the old movement that dr. king left or that dr. king left behind. pick up where they left off. and reclaim that of ferguson and king that we're prepare to confront racism and stand up for equality, for our freedom. >> after the rally protestors marched through east oakland to gain more support. >>> in richmond, a man shot and killed by police last year gathered to bring together his -- they announced the rally that they're filing a civil case against the rich land police department. perez was killed by police when they say he tried to grab an officer's begun. the attorney said this was the right time to make the announcement. >> this inappropriate form, even on martin luther king weeke

i'm in front of the mission district and valencia substation. in see police evidence markers and front end of round 514 yesterday evening he was on the other side of the suns this fence never closes even though a restricted area and >> : the reason why is that it's open to allow police officers to come and go with their squad cars personal cars >> : become clearly see the signs in front that say do not enter restricted area. and let's show you video right after the shooting and said this man was a restricted area to sergeant's what action walking to their cars in the approach man and what they've done all the people the past but inexorably wonderment area. they say they told his men to leave the area and did not do so that's what's been the when the filter and even claim they reached for his waist and when they opened fire on him three times rushed to hospital and later died what man not been released at this moment. obama and restricted area as a now we get a chance to talk to some francisco police chief this here is his explanation going on of

marchers took to an oakland police substation. police say it was largely peaceful. they arrested only four people at yesterday's protests. and there are no reports of arrests today. in his rememberance of martin luther king day oprah and the stars of "selma" marched in the alabama town today. the film's director and star joined the talk show host in the day-long event. the film tells the story of the three month period that king led a movement for voting rights. the group marched to edmund pettus' bridge. where civil rights protesters were beaten and gassed by state troopers. paramount, the film's production company, is holding two free screenings in selma tomorrow. now at 11. in the east bay wildlife resuce groups are working fast to capture birds that are covered in a mysterious, oily substance. kron four's dan rubin rode along with a dedicated team that is doing its best to save the animals before it's too late. late last week, word got out that there's a problem in the east bay. an unidentified substance is covering birds and destroying the insulation their feat

neighborhood leadership in the south of market has brought us more crosswalks the sixth street substation. crossing guards in front of the elementary school increase walking time on king street and on treasure island and on treasure island more accountability in the navy highlight first and fore most for giving me another four years. it is an honor to serve and to lead. >> working with her from all six years she became a big sister and i learned so much from her about what it means to be genuine about your work to have so much integrity to be completely honest. she is so fiercely smart and i just again hope i live up to all that she was able to do for sunset district. to my campaign team him up i want to thank of course i don't know if they're still here but marge on the lower my fundraiser and her team. she had a baby during my first election. i couldn't even tell. she was just as funny to me around the clock just one of the hardest workers i've ever met. along with her team. of course, maggie and i met my campaign managers. they're both you and michael feinstein kevin hennigan patricia

neighborhood leadership in the south of market has brought us more crosswalks the sixth street substation. crossing guards in front of the elementary school increase walking time on king street and on treasure island and on treasure island more accountability in the navy highlight first and fore most for giving me another four years. it is an honor to serve and to lead.

protests at the police substation began earlier. a crowd gathered outside the station around 3:00 this afternoon. they say they want to bring attention to police shootings and brutality. there were speakers and performers encouraging people to take the streets over the three-day weekend. >> we can actually make real the new movement, pickup where the old movement that dr. king left -- that dr. king left behind pickup where he left off and -- pick up where he left off and reclaim that struggle. we are prepared to confront racism stand up for equality, for our freedom. >> now after the rally protest march through east oakland to gain more support for their cause. >>> in richmond the family of a man shot and killed by police last year gathered to bring attention to what they believe was his wrongful death. they announced that the rally that they are filing a civil case against the richmond police department. in september richard petty perez was killed by police family's attorney said this was the right time to make the announcement. >>

mostly peaceful march and from the police substation.e for various crimes. they gathered outside around three in the afternoon yesterday. they want to bring attention to police shootings. and brutality. >> they will present a controversial new plan at the state of union address. >> talk about raising taxes for the wealthy for the middle class. >> they will raise the rate to 28% on couples who earn half a million a year. and eliminating tax breaks on inherit tansies. >> we will carry the state of the union address live right here on kron 4. >>> this is foggy conditions. >> it is quite foggy out there. and real dense in some spots. >> we are covering this bridge also. where it is very foggy. this is the toll plaza. >> we will believe him. despite the fact that we can't see anything. and tracking the fog. and the national forecast is erica in the weather center. >> good morning. we are dealing with fog in the bay area. and satellite and the national view shows area of low pressure. and working it way up to the northeast coastline. pushing h

the outage occurred when a shell is a regional substation. after several hours, all of the miners were brought to the surface. recent days have seen the -- the fighting intensified and they have declared a fitter of emergency in the rebel controlled areas of donetsk. in the southern donetsk region, a rocket slammed into a residential area on saturday killing 30 civilians. the attack was launched from rebel controlled territory. germany's foreign minister says the eu is closely watching how the situation develops. they suggest further sanctions. >> an attack, or even an offensive on our you pull -- on mariupol and beyond would require that we react. >> russia accused it of being a proxy for nato, which he says is focused on the geopolitical containment of russia, not on the interests of the ukrainian evil. pro-russian separatists have been battling the ukrainian forces in the east of the country since april of last year. the u.n. puts the death toll at over 5000. >> what could be in store for further sanctions? we put that question to our chie

according to police the 29-year-old walkedhe northeastern district substation smelling of marijuana. they found marijuana, cocaine and a gun with a bullet in the chamber. >>> angie goff at the live desk where the death toll is rising right now after a suicide bombing attacking in yemen. at least 30 are dead. dozens others hurt after the person drove a mini bus into a police academy where qaa gets were gathering. so far no one has taken responsibility for this attack. eun, that's the latest. >>> thanks angie. >> aww. >> you know who that is. >> yeah. this is -- look at the video if you haven't seen it. go ahead and look up and see what we're talking about here. >> this is bao bao rolling down sliding down a a snowy hill. >> look at her. >> the giant panda playing with her mother. >> stop it with the cuteness. >> pow bough's first encounter -- you all are fascinated with this. >> she is fully equipped to handle this kind of weather. they're having fun. it is a adorable. >> if i had all that fur i would roll around too. i want to see video of you shoveling snow. i don't believe it. >> w

they waked through residential neighborhoods to the east mont substation having occasionol confrontations with officers. four people were arrested but police say they things did remain largely peaceful. >>> another oakland protest today. this one took place outside the wal-mart store on edge water drive. members of the group workers against the system are upset about what they say are low wages at wal-mart. they're also protesting the shooting death of a black man bay police officer in an ohio wal-mart in august. >>> the widow of a northern california sheriff's deputy will hear president obama's upcoming state of the union speech in person. sacramento county deputy danny oliver was killed in october. the man suspected of shooting him was living in the united states illegally and had been deported to mexico twice for selling drugs. elk grove representative invited deputy oliver's wife to come to washington to hear the president talk about immigration reform. >>> man in a wheelchair died after being hit bay car in san jose. the crash happened just before 6:00 this morning. police found the

no arrests -- substation. no arrests have been made. >>> new warning tonight about oysters and clams. officials closed down collection in the area. the move follows the closing of drake's bay oyster company. oysters and clams could potentially pose a health threat. they are working with the county and the health department to find a permanent solution. >>> the cost of a ballot initiative passed intown 8 are finally -- in 2008 are finally being felt. egg producers in and out of california now have to provide 70% more room with larger cages and they have to cut back on the number of hens or abandon the california market. san francisco egg distributor says californians are already feeling the pain at the store. >> this year was an unbelievable spike. we are up against a tough market. on the retail side of things, 80s% higher. >> feel goods to me. >> last year a dozen eggs cost $1.65. today it is $3. >>> the new year means higher utility bills for pg&e customers. rates are increasing by 6%. businesses could also s

they waked through residential neighborhoods to the east mont substation having occasionol confrontations with officers. four people were arrested but police say they things did remain largely peaceful. >>> another oakland protest today. this one took place outside the wal-mart store on edge water drive. members of the group workers against the system are upset about what they say are low wages at wal-mart. they're also protesting the shooting death of a black man bay police officer in an ohio wal-mart in august. >>> the widow of a northern california sheriff's deputy will hear president obama's upcoming state of the union speech in person. sacramento county deputy danny oliver was killed in october. the man suspected of shooting him was living in the united states illegally and had been deported to mexico twice for selling drugs. elk grove representative invited deputy oliver's wife to come to washington to hear the president talk about immigration reform. >>> man in a wheelchair died after being hit bay car in san jose. the crash happened just before 6:00 this morning. police found the

it will renovate a seldom used transformer substation near the damaged fukushima-daiichi nuclear plant to make that possible. the head of tohoku electric power agreed to give priority to buying electricity generated in former evacuation zones. the central government is set to /* to implement a plan that will allow utilities to stop buying solar and wind-generated power when there is a rick of oversupply. currently utilities are obliged to get all offers of electricity from renewable sources. >>> the chinese government is facing a program that's partly the making of its one-child policy. a lack of children to look after elderly parents. and the country is certainly aging. some 130 million people or 10% of the population is aged over 65. government agencies are responding to the challenges of a rapidly graying society. nhk world reports. >> reporter: this facility in dalian began as a retirement home for laborers. ten years ago, the city changed the rules. ordinary citizens can now live here, too. can t costs about $200 a month. that's within the average worker's pension. the residents n

the group is marching towards the east mont police substation. the rally has been peaceful.ng, jr. weekend. we'll have updates tonight at 6:00 also on twitter. >>> finally tonight, at 5:00, pair of donkeys blocking traffic and getting attention in malibu. take a look. they were a bit curious approaching homes checking things out and how too you round up loose donkeys inmalibu? with a mercedes-benz, of course the animal's owner was able to lead them back safely on to the property. >>> not something you expect to see. see you again at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." tracking terror. the international hunt for sleeper cells. u.s. investigators joining the fight to stop the attack. and tonight, armed guards from capital to capital were worldwide warning. >>> teenage manhunt, the young bonnie and clyde on the run, forging checks, stealing cars, carrying guns. where the pair was last seen, the tips pouring in tonight. >>> blown away -- the papal poncho mother nature cutting short pope plans france is /* /*' visit in the philippines. what happened to force this plane and

a group of 100 or so gathered at fruitvale station and are march though substation and protesting police violence. they've been chanting things like "black lives matter," "killer cops have to go" and "no justice no peace." police have increased patrols and officeres have been following the crowd. we also saw chp officers stationed near freeway onramps just in case demonstrators try get on if that's what they plan to do. again, police are here waiting for that crowd. even though there was 100 to begin with it looks luke the crowd has dwindled a bit but they are on the way. many holding signs and chanting and this is one of many protests expected to happen throughout the holiday weekend. live in oakland, abc7 news. >> today protesters in berkeley confronted local leader about a need for change, in and in san francisco a group peacefully spread their mission in the mission district. that's where we find nick smith. >> good evening. protesters tell me there will be demonstrations throughout the holiday weekend, some scheduled, others will be spontaneous. >> the people are taking to the stree

a pg&e spokesperson says the cause was equipment failure during testing at a substation in el cerrito. the power went out to some 38,000 customers in berkeley, el cerrito and albany and the outage briefly closed the berkeley b.a.r.t. station. some people were trapped inside elevators for up to an hour. >> angelina jolie makes a plea to world leaders. also ahead. under attack. terrifying images as driver in ukraine just misses driving right into the line of fire. what ukraine's president is saying about the attack tonight. >>> a new symbol of peace today at the vatican. the reason behind a big change involving a catholic tradition. >>> i'm meteorologist drew tuma. mild plenty of sunshine over the weekend. as we enter the new work week we have a storm brewing that could bring us some showers. we'll detail the timing and the for over 60,000 california foster children nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small

the company previously reported the outage originated at a substation in berkeley. during the outage, several cities were left in the dark and first responders had to rescue several people trapped in elevators. >>> a big change could be coming soon to open spaces. david? >> reporter: public plaza, such as the one behind me here, are a vital part of the city, but their rules could be changing, as more buildings go up here. lunch hour at san francisco's downtown district brings a short escape from the city skyscrapers. >> i like the open spaces, the public being able to sit here and talk to friends. i think it's really nice. >> reporter: the plaza here at 525 market street is one of at least 68 privately owned public open spaces. developers are required to build and maintain popos to ensure big downtown buildings don't crowd out people on the streets and sidewalks. many are filled with art or activities. >> my coworker told me about it. we bring our lunch a lot, so it's convenient to go somewhere, where it's not like a private space, where you can hang out with friend

they view an iranian substate, should the houthi take over, as worse. >> so could they be prepared to send troops in? >> i would not want to predict that. as a major player, what you are seeing is the dynamic between the sunni and shia religions playing out right now in yemen. the houthi while getting support from iran, are proud of their country and are going to stay centric. >> the attackers in france have been linked to al qaeda in yemen. this is a bad time for more turmoil. >> it is. you're going to see terrorist organization, whether isis, or whether it is going to be al qaeda on the arabian peninsula take advantage of those vacuums to operate to get more fighters or those that they have trained to conduct operations out and onto the european continent, or the united states. >> what does it mean for al qaeda in yemen? >> they will be toward. they will want to take advantage and they do not want a shia government. aqap is a sunni-based organization. they will be reluctant. they will not want to pick a fight. they are not going to want to see the houthi in charge. >> how long -- ar

a group of 100 or so gathered at fruitvale station and are march though substation and protesting police violence. they've been chanting things like "black lives matter," "killer cops have to go" and "no justice no peace." police have increased patrols and officeres have been following the crowd. we also saw chp officers stationed near freeway onramps just in case demonstrators try get on if that's what they plan to do. again, police are here waiting for that crowd. even though there was 100 to begin with it looks luke the crowd has dwindled a bit but they are on the way. many holding signs and chanting and this is one of many protests expected to happen throughout the holiday weekend. live in oakland, abc7 news. >> today protesters in berkeley confronted local leader about a need for change, in and in san francisco a group peacefully spread their mission in the mission district. that's where we find nick smith. >> good evening. protesters tell me there will be demonstrations throughout the holiday weekend, some scheduled, others will be spontaneous. >> the people are taking to the stree

coordinated with caltrans for the sterling street substation and a lot of utilities at the bay bridge as part of this contract and we completed and installed and tested out our barrette piles for our pile finds and making sure those piles are behind us. utility relocation, completed construction of all six utility relocations. 100% sbe utilizization or participation and basically completed the awss system. finally. i know steve and i reported on that many, many times, but we finally got it by the end of the year. and also strengthened the pg&e conduits and duct banks and cleared block 5, which is of the gas and primary electrical services. now the workforce itself, 160 construction workers on-site on average every day. that is growing and i will show that in the detail of the p & l quarterly. 375,000 construction relate trade hours, bringing us 1.3 million total and have surpused 8400 jobs in 20 states that have been completed because of this project. this graphic happens to be through the end of november and it shows the various locations throughout the country that we are and will c

that's within sight of the eastmont police substation. when officers arrive, they found a 23-year-old man shot dead. a 26-year-old man from pittsburg was also shot. he found his own way to the hospital. he is listed in stable condition. >>> in richmond, police say the city's homicide rates that dropped to the lowest level in 43 years. there were 11 kills in richmond in 2014. that's the lowest number since 1971. richmond police point to more crime-fighting help from the community and a recent crackdown on street gangs as factors behind the drop in the homicides. >>> the alameda county coroner says a 20-year-old man found dead at uc berkeley fraternity house died of acute alcohol poisoning. he was found unresponsive at the house on bancroft way near the uc berkeley campus in november. he attended uc dave zris and was in berkeley celebrating -- davis and was in berkeley celebrating his birthday. >>> the san francisco bicycle coalition is compiling data to push for safer roads in 2015. more than 100 problem areas have been identified. the dat

four people were arrested at an east oakland mcdonald's after a march from the bart station to the substation. protest one of several in the bay area aimed to honor dr. martin luther king's birthday and to voice out rage over recent shootings of unarmed black men in missouri and new york. >> >> demonstrations beginning in san francisco. homeless advocates holding a two-day rally to protect the civil rights of homeless people. kristina randone joins us at market where people are expected to gather. >> reporter: they just started to gather at 5:00. people are still setting up. waiting for everyone to show up, but they are asking everyone to gather at the cable car turnaround near market and powell. organizers say the demonstration is about protecting the civil rights on homeless people. their way of commemorating dr. martin luther king, who advisory for housing and guaranteed income for the disadvantaged. this group is planning on having entertainment. they will have speakers and they plan to sleep out here until 5:00 tomorrow morning. they said if authorities ask them to leave, they might take

a group of 100 or so gathered at fruitvale station and are march though substation and protesting policeing things like "black lives matter," "killer cops have to go" and "no justice no peace." police have increased patrols and officeres have been following the crowd. we also saw chp officers

more than 35,000 pg and key customers were without electricity due to a failed a substation.at city hall, a city employe found themselves trapped in an elevator. >> reporter: the fire department and building minutes came to his rescue creek the power outage also affected bart station and berkeley for a short time >> pam: neighbors to live near the old candlestick park are making noise again. kron4 vicki lynn b. hawkins caught up with them as that francisco's city hall to see what plans to take down the abandoned structure are still a source of worry creek. >> reporter: the dramatic implosion of san francisco geneva towers fun to watch but look at the cloud of concrete brick that is why it plans to blow up the stick or being scrapped for the wrecking ball. >> reporter: but neighbors who live nearby are still not happy with a kinder gentler plans to demolish it. raymond and retired in vermont environmental science professor at its personal he has family near candlestick. >> do not kill us. >> is the invisible dust print and there should be no invisible dust going down the stree

applicant has ever cisco or a member caught in a restricted area of the place of seven-- police substation. >>will tran: has this happened on sunday had 5:00 and the evening you could see the evidence markers right behind me because the man the 32 year-old man was shot in front we talked about the restricted area you concede there is a fence right there but is never closed the result arise because police officers need to come and go. there are plenty of signs this they do not enter a dozen of on this this man has to be in the restricted area would have some time to time this also would tell those to you have to leave this area this is only for us. this is that to happen yesterday >>will tran: 2 source for walking to their target come across a man is a home you cannot be here you have to leave the area he did not leave the area he did not comply that by getting a little bit closer to him and that's when investigators say they saw the blood of the gun in his waistband they claim that this man was reaching for his waistband that some officers opened fire on the man killing him at the hospital

according to police the 29-year-old man walked into the substation selling of marijuana. police found marijuana, cocaine, and .22 caliber handgun with a round in the channel. >> officers were trying to identify people who broke into a gas station during the protest in ferguson missouri. you can see a man smash a glass door. it is near ferguson. it was one of several businesses looted during the protests. they want to con seen a vu grand jury to considering the charges against the officer who shot and killed eric brown. >>> bankrate.com reports 38% of americans have enough money to pay for a car repair or emergency room visit. mill lessen kwrals are the least likely to have money in their savings account. we are dealing with all that snow that refroze spots out >>> right now on news 4 today, no break from the wintry weather. snow giving way to frigid and windy conditions as you get ready to head to work. what you need to know before you step outside this morning. >>> the cold not helping conditions on the roads right now as all the snow and slush refroze while you were sle

the 2 year old matthew hoffman he was killed in the confrontation with officers at the misemploys substationhe police said they found a suicide letter in their investigation that appears to have been written by hoffman and and it's he says officers did nothing wrong indicating that he wanted to be killed police seized on have the town hall meeting tonight has 6:00 at the corner stone church. another started a report yesterday a man who tried to run over an officer and a little over the weekend has been arrested in was arrested yesterday afternoon after he showed up at highland hospital in oakland with a gunshot wound hot target of false name a hospital official what able to figure his identity and told the police the to what you're was involved in the fight at a motel 6 and often involve shooting on saturday night he got away in a stolen car that document and wounding now he is in the coming gel. >>mark: safeway agreed to pay a settlement will pay nearly $10 million in fines several bay area, part in this lawsuit and will mummify from the state also is over seven years prosecutors claim this

that group marches to the eastmont substation. today's events were trouble-free until the end, when protesters wrapped up. debora villalon is there live. >> reporter: heather, the group by that time was down to just a few dozens. they left the barricades here and aded to the mcdonalds next door to wait for rides back to fruitvale bart, when the calm evaporated. protesters were pulled out of fast-food restaurant, and officers had one man on the ground as a fragile peace fell apart. >> they were going in there and they just rushed us and thought the cameras were off of them and they rushed us. that is what they did. >> reporter: as protesters were led away, the now familiar face-off formed in the parking lot and the stragglers fired up. >> let him go! >>. >> reporter: it was an emotional end to a day of protest that started small outside of lake merritt bart station. >> we're going form five teams. >> reporter: this group encouraging unity, thinking local on this nationwide weekend of action. >> we live anyway so-called democracy an

nantucket island is completely in the dark after ice build-up a substation. and in fox grove, massachusetts, the snow fell all night long and through the morning with snow totals approaching 3 feet, not exactly easy shoveling for people like fred schultz. >> it has been hard. >> reporter: the long island area in new york had more than a foot of snow falling but in new york city forecasts of 20- plus inches fell short. city kids did get a treat, just their 12th snow day since 1978. >> we got to miss school so it is all right. >> reporter: new york is back in business today after the governor and mayor shut down the roads and rails overnight. >> we got about half as much as what a lot of the projections had been. >> reporter: the supportways are back open and cars are driving on -- subways are back open and the cars are driving on clear streets and the city that slept for one night is awake again. >> over in boston the mayor says he is still thinking of closing the city schools for a third day on thursday since for them the storm was just as bad as forecasters

four people were arrested at an east oakland mcdonald's after a march from the bart station to the substation. protest one of several in the bay area aimed to honor dr. martin luther king's birthday and to voice out rage over recent shootings of unarmed black men in missouri and new york. >> >> demonstrations beginning in san francisco. homeless advocates holding a two-day rally to protect the civil rights of homeless people. kristina randone joins us at market where people are expected to gather. >> reporter: they just started to gather at 5:00. people are still setting up. waiting for everyone to show up, but they are asking everyone to gather at the cable car turnaround near market and powell. organizers say the demonstration is about protecting the civil rights on homeless people. their way of commemorating dr. martin luther king, who advisory for housing and guaranteed income for the disadvantaged. this group is planning on having entertainment. they will have speakers and they plan to sleep out here until 5:00 tomorrow morning. they said if authorities ask them to leave, they might take

the obama administration did not give a reason for the substate ugs. the white house announced it would host a counterterrorism summit next month, to stop the spread of extremist groups advocating violence. there were plenty of world leaders at the march. >> reporter: the sense of defiance against the attacks in paris is obvious. at that unity rally some interesting faces - all in all around 40 countries represented. not just from europe but as far away as the united states maljoy and miger -- mali and niger. let's look at some of the names, algeria, the prime minister a key face. it was part of france since 1962. a huge numbers much fridge french muslims had links. hayat boumeddiene and the kouachi brothers had links to algeria. and prime minister david cameron, up for re-election toontoon soon, there to give his support. like france the u.k. has been struggling with the issue of home grown fighters who trained abroad. there is israel repeated in force with three key faces. the foreign minister the economy minister and the prime minister. binyamin net

yesterday.there were several rallies including a march to an oakland police substation. police say the march was largely peaceful. they arrested only four people at yesterday's protests. and there are no reports of arrests today. for 30 years the freedom train has commemorated dr. martin luther king juniors march from selma alabama to the capital city of montgomery. tomorrow will mark the trains final departure. kron 4's annie andersen spoke to a man who has been on every freedom train in the bay area since it started. >>annie anderson: win the freedom train was here and will be tomorrow morning that will be the last time. this man has been on every freedom train ride. >>: this is exactly race and san francisco >>annie anderson: this commemorates martin luther king jr. said landmark train ride to montgomery. for him they will train ride has served as a memorable memorial fourth for silver rights coming so long ago >>: i still remember that you could not sit the same lunch counter and have equal rights. we have a long ways to go. there is progress. this country's a great

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in oakland a group marched from the fruitvale bart station to the substation. four were arrested on the way. [chanting] >> among the demonstrators a person whose son was shot and killed when he was 16. she's traveled to value list all over the country, demanding justice. >> new york, chicago, all around oakland, everywhere to spread the word we aren't going to go anywhere and we try to educate people to get off the couch. >> katie williams a sister of a man shot and killed by san francisco police in october. >> i'm going to fight for all. this has to end today. this has to stop. >> they blocked traffic at 18th and castro. a group called kueers and lives of color. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> earlier yesterday about two demonstrators took over the corner of san francisco street to reclaim the legacy of dr. martin luther king, jr.. it's one of several weekend protests to recognize the work of the slain civil rights leader. another protest is scheduled today at 5:00 at powell and market streets. >>> protesters in berkeley are telling local leaders things need t

. >>> 38,000 customers lost power on tuesday due to an equipment failure during testing at a substation in el cerrito. during the outage, traffic lights went dark and first responders even had to rescue at least four people who were trapped in elevators. pg & e says it's now investigating what led to the equipment failure. >>> mcdonalds is making changes, the company that's been the symbol of americana has fallen out of favor recently and the bottom line shows it. it's profit dropped 20% last quarter. amber lee live with the menu change that is the company is rolling out as it tries to win back business, amber. >> reporter: we're at the mcdonalds along cerra monte boulevard. golden arches are a symbol of america's largest fast food chain. when customers pull up to the drive-thru. they have expectations. >> convenience, it's fast. it's quick, it's tasteful. >> reporter: mcdonalds defined the fast in fast food. >> i've been eating it all my life. and i guess it's just convenient. >> reporter: analysts say the convenience of their menu has turned away customers too. 60% of mcdonalds busine

septa is working on bridge replace manies, power substation over hauls and buying new vehicles. >> military center in philadelphia is celebrating a milestone. the women's veterans center in old city has been open for about a year now actually one year. local official say women who have served our country have specific needs. the center and those involved offer everything from shoulder to cry on to a day of pampering among its many monthly activities. >> for all the women veterans out there definitely come n you don't necessarily need any type of support or services. if you want to act as a mentor you just want to enjoy the comradry, the activities, the events i would say come on. stop by. >> the center has served more than 300 local veterans over the past year and you know what she said the more the merrier. >>> we've got some video tonight that made all of us cringe the first time we saw it. >> yeah. a driver stops too late on train tracks and gets slammed by a commuter train but guess what? the driver lived. it's an incredible story coming up. >>> many of us can't starter our day without

accident and knight finished smoking a cigarette before he surrendered at the los angeles county substationod. this happened at a shoot for a movie on thursday afternoon. the lawyers says the client was trying to escape attackers and put his car in reverse and ran over two men. the man who died is identified as a friend of knight and the other man survived. knight is held on $2 million bail. >> police are looking for a life accused of sexually assaulting a ten-year-old boy on tuesday afternoon as the boy walked down the street on 98th avenue. police are asking people in the neighborhood to check surveillance video to see if they captured the suspect on camera. he could be someone would loiters in the area. a feature is short salt and pepper hair. a reward of $7,500 is >> police have released a sketch of a man accused of offering an underage girl $400 for sex. his say the girl was walking near 87th last month and she was approached. he walked away after seeing the shocked look on her face. if you have any information on his identity, call daly city police. >> oakland police are investigating

later this month, a new police substation will be added adjacent to campus with increased patrols. the university is also planning enhancements to its lighting and cameras system. fraternities and sororities have until january 16th to sign this new agreemen joce sterman, abc 7 news. >> joce, thank you very much. and still ahead on abc 7 news at 5:00 d.c. neighborhood left without power for more than a day. the latest on the efforts to get the lights and heat back on and what's being done to stop it from happening again. >> plus new research shows the best day of the week to weigh yourself. >> and we know children's playgrounds can be a breeding ground for germs. how often do they need to be cleaned to stop illnesses before they start? >> i'm horace holmes and these are the burnt-out pieces of an old boiler of a southeast apartment building that's been without heat since november! but tonight, there's good news for residents. we'll te >> washington gas is investigating a gas leak that forced elementary school students to evacuate today. crews were called to alabama avenue in southea

in oakland a group marched from the fruitvale bart station to the substation. four were arrested on the way. [chanting] >> among the demonstrators, a person whose son was shot and killed when he was 16. she's traveled to rallies all over the country, demanding justice. >> new york, chicago, all around, oakland, everywhere to spread the word we aren't going to go anywhere and we try to educate people to get off the couch. >> katie williams, a sister of a man shot and killed by san francisco police in october. >> i'm going to fight for all. this has to end today. this has to stop. >> they blocked traffic at 18th and castro. a group called queers and trans of color. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> earlier yesterday about two dozen demonstrators took over the corner of san francisco street to reclaim the legacy of dr. martin luther king, jr. it's one of several weekend protests to recognize the work of the slain civil rights leader. another protest is scheduled today at 5:00 at powell and market streets. >>> protesters in berkeley are telling local leaders things h

in oakland a group marched from the fruitvale bart station to the eastmont police substation.r were arrested on the way. [chanting] >> among the demonstrators, a person whose son was shot and killed when he was 16. she's traveled to rallies all over the country, demanding justice. >> new york, chicago, all around, oakland, everywhere to spread the word we aren't going to go anywhere and we try to educate people to get off the couch. >> katie williams, a sister of a oshane evans, a man shot and killed by san francisco police in october. >> i'm going to fight for all. this has to end today. this has to stop. >> they blocked traffic at 18th and castro. a group called queers and trans of color. organizers say many other lbgt communities have remained silent on the black lives matter issue, and their goal is to adopt the command as their own. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> earlier yesterday about two dozen demonstrators took over the corner of 24th and mission streets in san francisco in an effort to, as they describe it reclaim the legacy of dr. martin luther king, jr.. it's one