oakland, $3.96. in san jose, $3.94 to fill up. >>> several bay area cities are gearing up for a new bike share program. the program is expected to get underway next month. it covers san francisco, redwood city, palo alto and san jose. eventually, there will be 70 bike stations with more than 700 bikes. member will cost you anywhere from $88 for an annual pass to $9 for a 24-hour pass. >>> if it's been a little too warm for you, you might like where this forecast is headed. let's turn to rosemary for a check on when things are going to change. >> i think we'll start to see that transition a bit today. additional cooling for tomorrow. tuesday will be the coolest day. and outside our doors this morning, you may be seeing that change outside your door. we're waking up with low clouds in areas like oakland. our pattern begins to shift ever so subtly. we were warmer yesterday, with a ridge of high pressure nudging its way closer to the bay area. for today, we are going to see this system approach the coast

everything inside is says oakland good, oakland is, oakland that. just down the road, there is a begin building where you can see graffiti on it as well. the video across the street shows the men's wear house, to huge windows shattered by the vandals that made their way through. this is a small group of people. most of the protesters at through the three days were peaceful. sure enough, there were a few that broke serve and created the damage. >> i think people are just really trying to get their point across as show how angry they are. over the outcome of the court decision. i don't know. i feel like everyone just need to get it off their chest. everyone is angry behind it. it was unjust. it was on justifiable. >> but the way that they're doing it, do you understand? >> i kind of understand. everyone has their own private and justice that they are going to right now. everyone is trying to get everything off their chests. >> here is video of the protests, at one point they popped onto 880. they also tried to do the same thing later on in the night.

station in west oakland. we'll tell you how much longer you have to catch a ride when "mornings on 2" continues. >>> stokes are higher led by financial companies in a rather quiet -- on a rather quiet trading day. there will be a shortened trading day tomorrow and the markets in the u.s. will be closed on thursday for july 4th. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is up 62 back above 15,000. the nasdaq is up 14. s&p up 7. >>> 8:45. we've been following a new development in the b.a.r.t. strike for the past hour. those free shuttle buses from four east bay b.a.r.t. stations are no longer running. they filled up early. the last place we checked, you could get a shuttle at the west oakland station. that's where tara moriarty is right now. tara, how have things change the in the past hour -- changed in the past past however. >> reporter: we have about ten shuttles left. speaking about a b.a.r.t. official, he says el cerrito, del norte closed. b.a.r.t. put out a tweet that they were shut down earlier than t

and the oakland athletics beat boston 3-2 today in oakland. the red sox haven't won a series in oakland since july 2006. and a side note - a's and giants players take a break. the 84th all-star game happens in new york this tuesday. such emotion across the nation over the not guilty verdict of george zimmerman. he was facing second-degree murder and manslaughter charges in the shooting death of a florida teenager. the nation is reacting, as zimmerman adjusts to life as a free man. >> >> yes. and with 60s in san francisco and oakland. 70's near the bay. mid-70s and the warmest spots inland but look for the low mid '80s. however, less fog and we will see things warm up by the end of the week and the weekend. and nearly 100 degrees for the inland areas. the usual summertime up and down. >> that will be us, john, brien, and for me, thank you. >>> the clooney keebler breakup. who split up with whom. >> plus was kim's baby at risk? >> was the baby's health ever in danger? >> kris jenner on her daughter kim's premature birth. e.t. is the first on the

but, i mean, it's terrifying. >> no, this is oakland. this is what oakland is about. it's really important for people to get out and protest. >> reporter: now, oakland police called in help from at least nine outside agencies to get a handle on things, and again, nine people arrested. police say that they're okay. the protesters say one of their own was hit by a police projectile. also wanted to mention oakland police are asking if anyone has video of any of the vandalism incidents to please give them a call, because they're trying to make more arrests. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> widespread protests but also in l.a. up to 150 people caused chaos on city streets overnight there to protest the zimmerman verdict. police say vandals broke windows and attacked people on sidewalks. at least 13 people are now under arrest. >>> for more on the zimmerman verdict, protests in oakland as well as complete coverage of the verdict, visit our website, nbcbayarea.com. just search zimmerman. >>> new this morning, we found the tip of the boat in

in downtown oakland. the group which has been relatively peaceful all day were told the disperse less than an hour ago. >> the group has been rallying in regard to the george zimmerman not guilty verdict. >>> we begin with deborah villalon. >> reporter: a lot of anger, a lot of anguish over the verdict and you can hear and see it right now at 14th street and broadway. for the second night in a row about 100 people are ignoring police orders to disperse. they are circling the intersection. this is what remains of a march of 500 that started about five hours ago. sanford florida is some 7,000 miles away from oakland. but for this crowd the trayvon martin story feels local. reminiscent of young unarmed oscar grant shot by a cop convicted of manslaughter. now watchmen george zimmerman walks free. >> we're all americans, we're all human and we should all be angry. it was a travesty, zimmerman was guilty, he should have never been carrying a gun. >> reporter: many brought children, the trial a teachable event.

sunny in san jose. 67 oakland. and only partly cloudy into san francisco about 63 and on the breezy side. 50s and 60s at the coast. if you want to check out the as game, they are playing at 12:35 today should be sunny and mild about 67-degree. minor fluctuations the next few days, maybe warmer on friday and cooling a tad come saturday then warming back up again on sunday then warmer on monday. so you get the idea. just minor fluctuations these next few days. dog days of summer are here >> thank you. >>> a 6-year-old boy trapped between his bed and his roof after it collapsed from heavy rain is safe. video shows the boy crying and screaming for help from under all of that debris. rescuers had to use a hydraulic expansion class top lift the roof and allowing him to climb in and reach the boy. thousands of swimmers filled an indoor wave pool in southwest china. take a look. visitors were trying to escape a heat wave in the saltwater pool. located in an amusement park. 15,000 people visited the pool on saturday. triple

gusty winds for hayward and oakland tomorrow. oakland, 68. 83 for antioch. 81 for concord. the seven-day forecast, coolest day of the work week on tuesday. low 80s inland, mid-to-upper 50s at the coast and then we'll warm back up thursday and friday, into the 90s. >> ama: colin rush is in for shu. >> the giants wanted to follow up tim lincecum's no-hitter and get a sweep in san diego, didn't happen. barry seat to unable to follow up timmy's no-no last night. he didn't get out of the second inning. and the a's on the oppos >> colin: red sox pitcher brandon workman made his major league debut in seattle and got shelled. you fig the a's had to be licking their chops and so was workman. he went to work early in his first career start. coco crisp caught looking. these fans applauding. colon, allowed two runs, workman had a no-hitter into the seventh. grounder from cocoa, too much speed. infield single. no-hitter over. two batters later, josh donaldson, sitting, game tied. he would complete the comeback in the 11th. bloop single to right. chris young scores from second. a's, a tw

coming from oakland about 8 minutes from oakland to the toll plaza. all other freeways command traffic free. >>james:protests took place from coast to coast following the george zimmerman not guilty verdict and for the second straight morning, parts of downtown oakland is cleaning up this morning after some people got out of hand. more than 500 protestors gathered at frank ogawa plaza. organizers took to the stage and after an hour of speeches the crowd of protestors took to the streets. the oakland police department followed close behind, dressed in riot gear as protestors marched through the area and blocked traffic. ". being targeted." >>will: more boarded up, graffiti here. windows also boarding up. here is video that we got from last night's protest. it wasn't as bad as saturday night in the hours following the verdict. the protesters took to the streets around 4:00 in the afternoon. it started off peacefully with hundreds walking. many of them family is protesting the verdict and that when it got dark around 1030 last night, some places there re

don't even live in oakland and for these who live in oakland doing this, what were you thinking oh like my mother use to say you weren't thinking if being trayon martin means destoying property i don't want any part and i know there are many people who feel the exact same way now for the man at the center of the controversy. george zimmerman is >> reporter: we would check back in on those procrastinators. understandably not making any public appearances. and his legal problems may >>we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. a free man, but not free of the threat of future lawsuits. >> reporter: zimmerman back into court. one is a civil suit, charging zimmerman with causing the wrongful death of trayvon martin. the burden of proof in these cases is much lighter. the families of nicole brown and ron goldman successfully sued o=j simpson for millions after he was acquitted of their murder. the martin family lawyer says they have not decided on a civil suit. they are >> not money hungry people trying to profit over their son's death. >> reporter:scenario two: the justice with violating

this also out of oakland. two workers shot and killed at the wingstop in the city's lake merritt area. police say an alarm was set off at the restaurant on lake park avenue around midnight. officers responded. reviewing surveillance video, believe two people were involved in the shootings. >>> about a minute and a half before 7:00. our other top story hot weather continues. >> hot weather continues outside. triple digits again and going to feel more muggy today. subtropical moisture swinging on by so yeah, it is going to be a hot and steamy day outside. 72 degrees already in livermore. 64 in concord and 66 degrees in san jose. triple digits in some spots inland. you will see some comfortable 60s at the coastline. another hot one for tomorrow and then we cool slightly still 101 degrees some of the hottest spots inland by tomorrow. >> long lasting heat wave. >>> all right. we have a number of problems on the roads this morning. chopper 5 is now showing us the backup on westbound 580 through the altamont pass. it

protests in oakland against have gotten out of hand. the weather this morning as to look outside of the sentence is clear there is plenty of fog appeared >> this is a view from our golden gate bridge camera and you can see that it is a lot of dense fog out there. >> this afternoon we are expecting plenty of sun shine. >> upper 90s in our inland areas today appeared >> in the mid-60s for the coast appeared >> will bring down those afternoon highs come up later in this broadcast aired >> but oakland police claim violence and vandalism the protests have blocked freeways, damaged businesses, and injured residents. but oakland police say they've gotten the message loud and clear - that they need to step up efforts to keep the peace. so beginning with another round of protests last night oakland police are trying a new approach -- with a *lot more officers. >> there is no hands off. if you break the law, we will arrest you." >> the increased visibility is clear, and officers will have video cameras to monitor and videotape the crowd. mutual a

a missing toddler in oakland.. these are photos of this moing's search - sent by the alameda county sheriff's office. daphne webb. >> catherine: here's the latest. police have always said the first 48 hours are crucial in a kidnapping. we're now at hour 150 -- with no sign of the 21- month-old. was taken from her father's john webb's 87- year-old grandmother -- who has dementia -- was in the car. at this point -- her mother is not said to be a suspect. but her father has been arrested and released on child endangerment charges. kron-4's terisa estacio is live in oakland where a news up. >> try to bring baby daphne home. baby deafness working closely with oakland police to do aren't pardon the assisting of the safe return of bay be deafening. the family has set up a website phne.com. >> reporter: here is a close-up of baby daphne's mother qiana. she declined to speak at a press conference. where was that john was up at the news conference? they have some answers for us and we will have more at the mission coming up

joining me out here now is officer watson with oakland police. two employees of wing stop shot and killed before midnight. what do we know about what happened? >> so far the investigation has revealed at least two suspects entered the business, had a confrontation with two employees and unfortunately employees were fatally shot and killed. what we are following up with is video surveillance, witnesses and also members of the staff that were here at the time. so this is still very much an active investigation. what i can share with you additionally is oakland police chief came out to the scene and also captain. captain is the area captain. we went to our reorganization, five area restructuring. the captain will be calling an emergency meeting with the business community here as well as the neighborhood community. it is not just about crime prevention, it is community concerns and education. >> reporter: what do we know about the suspects themselves? >> what we are looking at are two african-american men in the early 20z. we know one was armed with

nine people arrested in oakland. six of them not even from oakland after demonstrators began peacefully, then as it happens, at night fall, some broke windows, spray painted and set small fires in dumpsters around the city. one oakland developer who ate at flora before the attack believes that oakland's consent degree has impacted the effectiveness of the police department. i also spoke with a spa owner who is upset. she says she is losing business. >> i just don't understand why they attack oakland. i don't get it. and half of the people i'm aware of don't even live here, you know? so i mean, it's teary eyeing. it really is. when you walk down the street and you see boards on every block and people are afraid to come here, you know, it gets emotional. it does. >> the rights of the anarchists are given really kind of a higher view and protection than the local resident or business owner and that's played out here every time something happens anywhere in the country. oakland seems to be a place where people decide to

oakland. earlier we talked about the golden gate bridge maybe being a good all the alternate. that's not the case any longer. 101 is jammed from sausalito to san rafael. that is the latest from here in the traffic center. back to you. >> thank you. >>> frustration boiled over at bart stations in the east bay even though the agency boosted its free shuttles to san francisco today. bart ducked the number of buses for commuters this -- doubled the number of buses for commuters this morning. the agency told passengers to show up early-morning. they did. so many in fact, bart turned people away. >> not even 8:00. we need buses to get to work. you guys promised to have them. >> we need to get to work, guys. >> this strike is ridiculous. >> you should have planned for this. you told me on the phone last night 7:00 to 9:00. >> the number of people probably quadrupled. the word got out that bart was providing free charter service and people were here before us. >> shuttling running out of fremont, el c

for the third straight street in oakland. this is video of the protests from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c seven news. at one point a crowd blocked both direction on interstate 8-80. at least nine people have been arrested. kron four's will tran is live in downtown oakland to show us the damage. will? that about 250 protesters date that it ninth. i am on 12th and broadway and here is a chimera caught--comer sixthica bank. apps they also wrote something here. but here is a video of the protests. it started at about 6:00 at night at city hall. started pretty slowly with just a handful of people but as the night moved on, they gathered a lot of steam and got are really out of control where the oakland police department for the previous two days before monday night's, they never called for mutual aid. but even they realized they were overrun by all of these protesters said and that's what they called mutual aid from oakland and hayward fremont to come in here. at about 11:00 last night, it got really unrelieved curious be

the oakland police department and c.h.p. officers break up the crud and at that point it moved to downtown oakland and people continued to march around the downtown and police say some ones were smashed, graffitis with sprayed on businesses and people threw bottles at police officers and set shawl fires. the protest was to make a state about the verdict against george zimmerman and he was found not guilty in the killing of trayvon martin. this was the third day of protests here in oakland. police arrested nine people last night including a juvenile and say most of those arrested have addresses outside of oakland. police are asking anyone with video of people committing crimes to please hand it over to the oakland police department. the profits turn violent in los angeles, as well, with 13 people face charges. 150 people broke off from a larger group and started attacking cars and businesses. a news crew was assaulted. authorities say 300 officers were called in. >> george zimmerman's parents tell abc7 news barbara walters in

they were brought here to children's hospital oakland. we're told they're in stable condition this morning. we're not hearing much or seeing much in terms of family coming or going yet this morning. oakland police telling us they were called to the 3400 block of wilson avenue about 11:15 last night because of a shot spotter activation system. that's a series of microphones that let's them know when gunfire is happening. also, a number of neighbors called in about the gunfire. what they found, just awful. a grandmother shot along with three children. two 7-year-old girls and a 4-year-old boy. as we said, one of the little girls died of her gunshot wounds. >> the 4-year-old boy and the 7-year-old girl, they were also shot, but they're in stable condition. and the female adult, she was also shot and she's in is stable condition. >> what he said there was the grandmother was in stable condition and taken to highland hospital. police say they're not even sure why this home was hit in the first place. could be a case of mistaken identity. a hom

you already have the fog getting into oakland. san jose will also see low clouds and some drizzle overnight into tomorrow morning. high temperatures around the bay area today cooler than what we saw this weekend. 70s around san jose, 80s further south around morgan hill to the tri-valley. we'll see numbers in the low 80s. 70s in caster valley and 70s in the north bay, only near 60 on the sea shore today from pacifica to half moon bay. wednesday, inland spots start to warm on up and we approached 90s inland. next weekend looks pretty toasty, 60s on the coast and 90s inland. just like we like it in the bay area this time of year. >>> very light traffic, very pleasant. no problems reporting at 280 interchange. we do show yellow from that interchange with speeds down just below 60, so not a concern. light flow throughout the south bay. very smooth drive along the peninsula as well. just below the speed limit, but not a concern because the crews are all clearing from overnight constructions. we're driving across the bay. there is the s

oakland. what police knew about the shooting that killed an 8-year- old girl. >> uc regents meet to confirm their first female president. why some students think janet napolitano will make their lives harder. >> starting out with some low clouds and fog but we are getting ready for some heat. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and metering lights are on now over at the bay bridge toll plaza. where do the delays begin? we'll let you know coming up. >>> thank you, liz. good morning, everyone. it's thursday, july 18. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now 6:00. let's get a look at the weather now with lawrence. >> let's do it. >> yeah, we have some low clouds and fog surging onshore this morning. looks look that is going to break up a little bit earlier on and that means more sunshine coming our way and the temperatures going to start to heat up outside. rite now, you have mostly cloudy skies over the bay clear into concord and noose travis right now so you get the idea that we ar

you can now catch a bus at the west oakland bart station. that is new and was not available yesterday. they will have more buses departing west oakland for the city today. the other four stations are still available today the same as yesterday at the bart stations in walnut creek, el cerrito, fremont, and dublin/pleasanton, a free round trip because ride but officials are worried about capacity saying the buses can not replace the trains. they are asking if you can work from home today, please do so. >> it looks like that is hard because the bay bridge toll plaza is a parking lot, perhaps even more jam packed. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard continues the coverage. >> the commute is on. so is the traffic. it is a mess. it is worse than yesterday. traffic is backed up well into the maze especially in the cash-paying lanes. stop-and-go traffic is getting worse. the commute started early with traffic snarling at 4:30 this morning. many reasonable got stuck in monday's traffic and did not want to deem with it and they left early. we have seen

six of the nine people not even from oakland, according to oakland police, which has been the case before when these type of protests break out. but oakland police are saying that several hundred people started to gather downtown early in the evening, protesting the acquittal of george zimmerman in florida who shot and killed teenager trayvon martin. it started peaceful. then as night fell, that's when the clashes started. windows broken. buildings tagged by protesters wearing dark masks. and american flag lit on fire. oakland police say they even had fireworks, bottles, rocks thrown at them. police had to call in mutual aid from many outside agencies to come in and help. one waiter at flora restaurant apparently hit in the head with a hammer -- a hammer-type object as he tried to protect a window. many of them had been broken already over the weekend protests. >> one of the windows smashed through. someone literally sitting in front of it. safety glass, so it just dropped down. it's terrifying. >> reporter: now, protesters are saying one of their own was actually injured when he was hit

oakland, $3.97. in san jose, $3.94. >>> tesla motors plans to build the new test track now that it has more room for cars to drive. the electric car maker just bought 35 acres of land from union pacific. the land is right next to the tesla factory in fremont and includes a test track from the old gm/toyota factory. analysts believe tesla will expand the old test track so engineers can test new vehicles. tesla plans to begin delivering its latest vehicle next year. >>> apple purchased a couple of map apps that could be used to help improve its own apple apps. locationary and hot spot were purchased. analysts speculate the company will use the technology to improve apple maps with the hopes of bettering google maps. users complained last year it was inaccurate and lacked important features. >>> a new and improved music in the park made its debut in san jose. ♪ >> the grammy award winning band ozamotly played in downtown yesterday, marking the event's 25th year. new this year, a $15 admission, securit

oakland and san jose drivers averaging $3.96. and in santa rosa gas prices dropped two cents to $3.95. >>> at midnight the interest rate on federally subsidized loans to college students doubled. students paid 3 -- students say that is enough to make big changes in their plans for life. >> i'm almost $60,000 in debt. and it will effect what kinds of jobs i choose. >> democrats in congress say students need the lower rate to get the college education. republicans and the president favored tying the interest rate. >>> time is 4:55. sal will be one of the most important people in the bay area today. you've got to get people around because of the bart strike. >> that is right. someone called and said they saw a bart train running. it's an inspection train. they have to keep the trains running. there is no rust on the track. to inspect the tracks. some bart workers the ones that are not on strike will be heading to their assignments that way. but there is no bart service. let's take a look at what we have now. this is a look at the ba

country in oakland. pam cook has more. >> businesses are frustrate and people are angry that for three days in a row, it's been a disaster trying to get around oakland. >> clear the interintersection. we need to open up all lanes of traffic. >> for many it's freedom of speech. but for others, it's violent and scary. as we've been reporting a restaurant worker was attacked, businesses are now damaged, even journalists trying to report the story are being reported. we talked to oakland's police chief right in the middle of the action who also feels frustrated about what his officers can and cannot do. >> we have a crowd control policy that does allow people to exercise their constitutional freedoms of, you know, speech and assembly. it does not alou for people to -- allow for people to commit vandalism. there's constants on how we can go about grabbing people in the middle of large crowds. >> there's only one arrest over the weekend but the chief tells us he believes more arrests will be made with the help

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and police on high alert in oakland. a fourth night of protests over the verdict in the george zimmerman trial. you are looking live. sit a fairly small group and tonight, unlike last night and earlier nights, a lot more police officers who appear to be more prepared for what is happening. they are enforcing the law. they are handing out tickets. we know there has been at least one arrest. stay with us. we will be right back. geico's defensive driver, enginegood student andke 13. multi-policy discounts could save you hundreds of dollus. engineer: uh geico's discounts could save you hundreds of "doll-ars." it sounds like you're saying "dollus." dollus. engineer: if you could accentuate the "r" sound of "dollars." are...are... arrrrr. arrrrr. arrrrrr. someone bring me an eye patch, i feel like a bloomin' pirate. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. honestly, i feel like i nailed that. we're new to town.ells. welcome to monroe. so you can move more effortlessly... we want to open a

oakland. >> many expressed their outrage for protestors from other cities causing problems in oakland. in the meantime the justice department is now examing the george zimmerman case to determine if federal hate crime charges can be filed. but one civil rights prosecutor says that doesn't seem likely. coming up at justice department says is it needs in order to move its case forward. >>> a seattle man who died during a confrontation with police two years ago was remembered during a candle light vigil last night. the mother uphudden.net harding was a-- kenneth harding was among those. the 19-year-old apparently shot himself during an exchange of gunfire at a bay view district transit stop. but the mother says it was police who fired the deadly bullet. there was another demonstration just hours earlier. protestors marched near church and dubois street to show their support for the harding family. police overall say no one was arrested. >>> this evening relatives of a missing girl in oakland will pray for her safe return. a candle light vigil for daphne web is set for tonight. that is is

we are following a developing story out of oakland where the port of oakland will be closed today. this morning with an update, a toddler in oakland is still missing. and her family says more needs to be done to find her. daphne webb's father says she was kidnapped from his car which was parked outside an east oakland convenient store one week ago. the family has elaborated on their efforts to find daphne by organizing searches, putting together a web site and holding a vigil. there are still many unanswered questions surrounding the disappearance of the little girl but the family is doing all they can to find the little girl. [ male announcer ] it's 7am and steve is already thinking about tomorroorw. which is why he's investing in his heart healteah by eating kellogg's raisin bran®. good morning dad d. hi, sweetie.ti [ male announcernc ] here's another eye opener.e not only is kellogg'ogs raisin bra bn® heart healthy it's a delicious sourcoue of potassium. ♪ ♪ it's a delicious sourcoue of potassium. mom make you eat that? i happen to like raisins. now that's what i'm talkin'

live look in oakland. people have been gathering since the acquittal of george zimmerman in the death of trayvon martin. they were just at frank ogawa plaza and now they are on the move. marching down the middle of the street as you can see. there were problems in oakland last night with businesses being vandalized. no arrests made. oakland police are monitoring this. they are keeping an eye on this situation hoping things don't get out of control. ktvu's eric rasmussen is marching with the crowd and he will give us an update later on. >>> mean time dozens of non- union workers at oakland airport walked off the job for a one day strike. >> they accuse subway of unfair labor practices. the port of oakland is taking action by suing subway and joba juice for not complying with the wage ordinance. >> all the restaurants are expected to comply, not retaliate. they have not been complying so the workers are ready to take action. >> subway did not respond to our request for comment on the strike. >>> the negotiat

oakland police say a majority did not have oakland addresses and perhaps no way of knowing that youth radio exists to tell the stories of young people of color. >> youth radio does so much work for the community, you would figure the people in the community fighting for justice would know. >> despite the vandalism, summer klasses started work here today. the people who work here cleend up the mess themselves. >> the only thing we can do is put boards over our windows at this point. >> and goat back to telling their stories. >> for youth radio. >> that's going to cost them about $15,000 to replace those windows, and they are collecting donations on their web site. meanwhile back out here you can see the scene here far more police than protesters out here, several dozen police lined up here and then small number of protesters who were here earlier have disappeared so certainly a different night tonight than all the other nights we've had so far protesting the verdict in the trayvon martin case. reporting live in oakland, christin ayers, kpix 5. >> a masked man attacked this waiter at th

oakland experienced several nights of unrests of frustrations boiling over to violent. happening now people are once again gathering around the plaza and patti lee is live there once again. >> reporter: this group is on the move, this is a with are all trayvon martin banner that's trying to catch up with 150 people who are half way down the block. this group all met because of the trayvon martin situation, they say there is a lot of groups out there and they have different messages and agendas that led to some tense moment earlier this evening. >> this shouting match stems from different opinions about trayvon martin and what he represents. >> we are not tolerating this. we are demanding justice and we are saying justice is going to come from the doj. >> trayvon martin could have been me. 35 years ago. >> the president recalled being racially profile as a young man and call on american to judge people by their character and not the color of their skin. >> dwyane is taking obama's call to action seriously and it is his mission to teach the new generation of oakland kids

i am in oakland where we are 30 minutes away from an update from the oakland police department about the missing 21-month-old girl, daphne viola webb. we tell you what we learned about her parents overnight. >> we are looking at sunshine in san jose but not everyone is cloudy this morning and off to a dry start with a warming trend for the weekend plans. >> leyla gulen with the traffic center and the bay bridge metering lights are on this morning late because it is mostly friday lite but an overturned vehicle in marin county. >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> at 6:29, thanks for joining us this morning, we are looking at a picture of oakland, and a gorgeous shot with low clouds, and that is what we are waking up to. i am kristen sze. >> we have low clouds from mike. >> thank you very much. i will give you the live doppler 7 hd showing it is dry. we have not heard reports of drizzle like yesterday but it will take until about noon to get total sunshine inland. it is dry around the bay this morning at 55 degrees and the next 12 hours will be sunshine and no

of oakland. the office of emergency services says it's a matter of keeping people safe. >> because cameras under a public view. and we'd be able to get resources to that emergency whenever it is to the city. a lot faster than now. >> no cameras will be added. the center will use four cameras and the mapping system and integrate into one surveillance center here at the office of emergency services. city council expected to approve it what we're proving would incorporate data and fees from the city of oakland and port of oakland. >> that is not to say that later on, cameras found at other locations like the ones at oakland schools could be added. the public would have to be notified and school board would have to approve it. >> you i believe my job at the end of the day. and i go to union hall. i don't want to be tracked in that way. when i go to the alcoholic anonymous meeting abortion clinic. >> this counsel member says she's in favor of the center but says there must be guidelines. >> here is wh

we continue to follow breaking news out of oakland. a 7-year-old girl killed in a possible case of mistaken identity. two other children were hurt. christie smith working the story and we'll have a live update with new information next. >>> plus the new details we are learning this morning about the mother of an east bay toddler missing for more than a week now. >>> taking a live look outside, city by the bay, yes, that is san francisco, a little hazy start, warmer temperatures today. you'll feel the humidity according to meteorologist christina loren. we will check in with her. it's 4:57. man: a boy born in joplin, missouri was fascinated by anything with wheels and a motor. the odds of him winning both the daytona 500 and the brickyard 400 in the same year? 1 in 195 million. the odds of a child being diagnosed with autism? 1 in 110. i'm jamie mcmurray, and my niece has autism. learn more at autismspeaks.org./signs >>> breaking news out of oakland this morning where a 7-year-old girl has been shot and killed. two other children wounde

oakland high of 68 degrees. into the evening, expect for clouds to make a comeback with temperatures mainly in the '50s and '60s. livermore at 8:00 p.m. with a the temperature of 69, 7 day around the bay shows warmer weather by wednesday and we will continue with that warming trend as we head into saturday and sunday. >> 7:17 a.m. and more residents in nevada were allowed to return at home this morning as firefighters continued progress at a mass of wild fire. the fire broke out at the mount community and trout canyon on mount charleston. fire officials say the fire was 70 percent contained sunday evening. there burn about 44 square miles since being sparked by lightning on july 1st. more than 1000 firefighters to remain at the scene. >> a judge as to decide whether the owners of the world trade center can try to make several airlines and other aviation defendants pay billions of dollars in damages from the 911 attacks. a federal judge in manhattan says he will announce his decision today at the end of the nonju

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city council meeting. >> the protesters, if they don't live in oakland can't protest in oakland. >> many people expressed their outrage and some suggested police start checking the i.d.s of the demonstrators to find out where they live. >> reporter: well, from playland to sutro. we're live and we'll tell you how the cliffhouse is celebrating the last 150 years. >>> we're waiting for warmer weather. steve paulson is here in ten minutes to tell you how long the wait will be in your neighborhood. >>> while some people are celebrating the opening of a new grocery store, others are protesting. we'll tell you why. >>> a fisherman from massachusetts has gone from catching fish to wrestling sharks. he says he hooked this 200- pound shark and spent about 45 minutes trying to reel it in. that's when he handed the pole to his cousin, ran into the water and wrestled the shark to show. now he wrestles about five sharks a day. but he says he doesn't hurt them after bringing them on the beach. he takes a couple of pictures and lets them go. >>> one of san francisco's most beloved icons is celebrat

police department or the city of oakland and we want to send the message that should you come to oakland with intent of engaging in crime, that we will make every attempt to arrest you. it is not acceptable to come to the city of oakland and commit crime. and, uh, we simply will not tolerate that. >> mayor gene also attended that conference. she thanked the public for them sending in photos and videos of the protests. she says those photos and videos helped lead to the charges filed today. live in oakland tonight, phillipe jegal, kron 4 news. >> thanks phillipe and you heard him talking about photos and videos. oakland police have released this new surveillance video and photos hoping to identify some of the vandals. that man on a bike there kicking a car. then there is a closer look at his face. and there are other photos. police say they do show some of the people who were damaging oakland businesses. they are trying to find them. >>> now at 11:00, a father's agony. >> i want my baby home. >> and a family torn apart. >> our hope is she is going to come back to us. >> a week after an oa

abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield has our coverage from oakland. >> they talked for hours which has to be a good sign. better than not talking at all but no end to the contract dispute. plan today as if the strike will continue throughout the day. as far as we know right now trains will not be running. the strike continues. the two sides did work all night long. food was brought in at 9:00 indicating that it was going to be a long night. it started at 6:30, and lasted until 3:00 this morning. the difference this time is too high level mediators had seats at the table that were appointed by governor brown. they decided at 3:00 a.m. they needed a break. >> it is late. we decided we will make more progress if we get sleep. we worked very hard together. along with fine mediators assigned by the governor. we have been asked not to speak to the press other than make the single comment. i wish you a good night. >> they will meet again at 1:00 o'clock this afternoon. both sides are feeling the pressure: lt. governor and the insurance commissioner have made comments how this strike needs to end

won by an oakland a. pretty spectacular show have that he put on there tonight. sports in oakland. taxpayers in oakland may end up footing part of the bill raiders build a new stadium in the coliseum. team wants to build 50,000 seat stadium at cost of about 800 million dollars. raiders in the nfl propose pitching in 500 million dollars toward this. now media partner in the bay year news group report one city council member says he would consider using public money to cover the short fall. raiders current stadium lease expires at the end of the season. >> head of test will motor updated plan to change the world with new form of transportation called the hyper loop. this morning musk tweeted the statement will publish hyper loop alpha design by august 12th. critical federal back for improvement would be much appreciated that's from musk. right now only one company working on similar technology though not associated with musk. et 3 posted this video on you tube app mission of their plan. now musk said earlier this year this technology cross between rail gun magnetic technology, air ho

: at the oakland store several windows were damaged. some say more police isn't the answer at all. >> we don't need more police. we need a society that feeds into education, that makes education a priority in this city. >> reporter: now, oakland police declined our request for an interview. it's interesting to note that last night, oakland police asked for assistance from other cities in the form of mutual aid because they say they needed the help. it's unclear if there is any plan for coverage. sal castanedo, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> for the first time we're hearing from one of the jurors who found george zimmerman not guilty. the juror known as b-37 did an interview with anderson cooper. she said the evidence in the case convinced her that zimmerman felt his life was in danger when he shot trayvon martin. but she faults zimmerman for going too far in his desire to protect his neighborhood. >> i think he's guilty of not using good judgment. when he was in the car and he called 911, he shouldn't have gotten out of that car

>>> on the streets of oakland, california, and all across america, good kids are going bad. >> every major city has a place where the girls can be found. >> that's one right there. >> i've seen them as young as, you know, 12 years old. >> they're the young and the lost, the runaways. the survivors of child sexual abuse, forced into the service of johns and pimps. >> we're talking about american children being bought and sold by american men in epidemic proportions around the country. >> today all it takes is the click of a mouse to send our most vulnerable kids into an underworld of degradation, drugs and despair. >> you're pissing me off. do you want me to break your camera? >> it's a career that's like the pits of hell. >> all right. this dude is actually exposed right now. >> tonight msnbc goes undercover with oakland's human trafficking task force as they battle to rescue the young and the lost. and turn the tables on the johns and the pimps that take advantage of america's children. >> what's going on? i'm on tv. ♪ >>> just across the bay from the glitter of san francisco lies

. >> several businesses in oakland are damaged this morning following a third night of violent protests over the verdict in the george zimmerman trial. this is oakland from telegraph and 19th with the damage to the restaurant window and other bigs are damaged, as well and protesters clashed with police after protesters were throwing rocks at officers setting off the fireworks and smashing store end withs. our media partner reports that employee at a restaurant was hit in the head by a hammer which is impacting lessons parents teach their kids. >> watch who you are around and how you are perceived and potential danger coming even from people who are supposed to keep you safe. >> protesters disrupted traffic early in the evening when they marched on interstate 880 and nine people were arrested. a panel of six women acquitted george zimmerman and now the first is speaking out. she built whatted her identity concealed but bluntly answered whether she thought race played a role in the killing. >> the circumstances caused george zimmerman to think he could be a robber. >> there were unbelieva

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this is in oakland and north- and southbound flowing okay. it's closer to san leandro- hayward we have various lanes blocked so i'll break it down for you. this morning it's northbound 880 from "a" street to 238. and in the southbound direction you'll find more lanes blocked between industrial and whipple and all of this is sedded to wrap up in the next -- scheduled to wrap up in the next 20 minutes. heads up in the meantime. eastbound 580 they are doing drainage work from north greenville to north flynn until 9 a.m. so we could see some delays, but in the meantime in the commute direction, so far things look great so far out of the altamont pass. that is traffic. back to you guys. >>> bart is bracing for commuter chaos again. but this time, bart management may have something up its sleeve. august 4 is the deadline to figure out a new contract with the union. after that, workers could go back on strike. riders won't have to completely fend for themselves. bart is thinking of using nonunion workers to keep a limited number of trains rolling if

won by an oakland a. pretty spectacular show have that he put on there tonight. sports in oakland. taxpayers in oakland may end up footing part of the bill raiders build a new stadium in the coliseum. team wants to build 50,000 seat stadium at cost of about 800 million dollars. raiders in the nfl propose pitching in 500 million dollars toward this. now media partner in the bay year news group report one city council member says he would consider using public money to cover the short fall. raiders current stadium lease expires at the end of the season. >> head of test will motor updated plan to change the world with new form of transportation called the hyper loop. this morning musk tweeted the statement will publish hyper loop alpha design by august 12th. critical federal back for improvement would be much appreciated that's from musk. right now only one company working on similar technology though not associated with musk. et 3 posted this video on you tube app mission of their plan. now musk said earlier this year this technology cross between rail gun magnetic technology, air ho

of nine people arrested during last night's protest, oakland police say a majority did not have oakland addresses. and perhaps no way of knowing that youth radio exists to tell the stories of young people. >> youth radio does so much work for the community. you would figure people in the community fighting for justice would know. >> reporter: despite the vandalism, summer classes started here today. the people who work here cleaned up the mess themselves. >> the only thing we can do is just to put boards over our windows. >> reporter: and get back to telling their stories. >> from youth radio -- >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> an oakland waiter is recovering after he was attacked by protestors monday. a masked man hit him in the face with a hammer at the restaurant flora in downtown oakland. 32-year-old drew cribley was part of a group trying to protect oakland's businesses when the protestors moved in. >>> in l.a., protestors attacked kcbs television reporter dave bryan and his foreign while they were doing a live interview. cameras were rolling as the two men who attacked the