came out the winners, unlike previous monday night protests not a single station was shut down. they were loud, angry and mobile. >> ? justice, no peace. >> reporter: this time protesters stayed off the train tracks as bart officials asked and kept their demonstration outside the fair gates. >> the moment you cross the gate you can't say what you want. >> reporter: they want police disarmed following the july shooting of charles hill. a group wants bart to pool guys for shutting off cell phone service. organizers urged protesters to remain peaceful. >> i heard there would be something going on and i'm with anybody who wants real change. >> reporter: the protesters marched down market street for a time walking in to street traffic. police formed a line and the demonstration returned to the sidewalk. things turned physical at one station when police month moved into arrest a demonstrator. some on lookers said they were fed up. >> wrong. >> no you are wrong > >> if they was to stop they from going home i would be ready to bust them too. >> like no we are doing it again? i'm looking at my train thinking i might make it today. >> reporter: one person protested the protesters. >> i have been following and i think its silly. on the spur of the moment i went to walgreens and made up a sign. >> reporter: two people were arrested, they were protest laid leader who had mega phones and their faces covered with makes. the masks were taken off as they were arrested. they are charged with interfering with bart operations, that is because the protesting was inside the pay area. no word on any protest planned for next monday night. live in san francisco, ken wayne. >> hurricane irene is come and gone and now people along the east coast are left to deal with the damage. the storm killed at least 40 people across 11 states, millions are without power and officials say with all the downed trees and flooding it is going to take time to restore power. in new jersey anhaphia duty military trucks had trouble getting through the flood waters and in vermont more than 250 streets are under water. the president declared a disaster and promised that help is coming. >> i will make sure that fema and other agencies are doing all in their power to help people on the ground. >> reporter: some numbers put all the damage at about $7 billion and the president is warning it could take weeks even months to recover. that flooding in vermont took no notice of history, a covered bridge that stood for 140 years, watch this, gave way to the rushing waters of the williams river in rockingham. a photographer caught the final moments. one man said he never thought he would see the water get that high. others cried as they watched the old bridge get swept away. vermont lost two covered bridges. we have more coverage. at 10:30 we will go live to new england and you will see the clean up. also irene isn't done. a look at the impact of the storm in canada and a lot of passengers still stuck at bay area airports, the ways some are trying to get home. >> wall street investors started a buying spree, the dow went up 254 points, nasdaq up 82. insurance companies lowered their numbers of the damages, they will need to cover. cal ocea is be log at the death of a construction worker. a bulldozer rolled over about 1:30 today near livermore. officials say the dozer was helping build a road for new wind turbine when is it rolled 700 feet down a hillside. the victim is identified only as a 51-year-old from the merced area. there is no word on the cause. >> a crack down on gangs in san jose alsos other crimes to flourish according to some. lloyd is live in san jose where he asked the mayor about the new sin city reputation. >> reporter: the well known song called do you know the way to san jose. apparently the wrong kind of people are finding the way to the streets of what was once the safest big city in america. police admit there were more prostituting now walking the streets of san jose, visitors notice it. >> i was here about three weeks ago and was approached right there on the corner. they were asking me if i wanted a date. >> reporter: residents of affected neighborhoods aren't happy. >> i have seen girls walk by with really short skirts, obviously no underwear on and where it shows and it's very appalling and having a 7-year- old daughter i don't like that happening. >> reporter: police have arrested 38 prostitutes in the last two months including three teens. >> one girl came from as far as nebraska. they feel that they are safer here because the crime rate isn't as high. . >> reporter: after a spike in homicides earlier this year police focused on violent crimes and gangs and with 66 officers laid off in summer there is no vice squad. now a new casino is being build. >> a ripe area for gambling, lone sharking, prostitution, drugs. >> reporter: the mayor agrees, the city needs more officers. >> some things are lower priority, it doesn't mean we won't attend to them but it means we may not have special units focusing on certainly crimes. >> reporter: the mayor bristles at any reference to san jose being a sin city. >> happy to have my prall problems compared to any other city in california. >> reporter: he hopes for a grant to rehire officers while people in one neighborhood said they may take matters in to their own hands. live in san jose. >> friends and family of a slain san francisco police officer gathered tonight to mark the 40th anniversary of his death. sergeant john young was shot and killed inside a station during an attack in 1971. tonight a plaque on the flag pole was dedicated in his honor. those who knew him called him a goodman and a great police officer. >> his main thing as a police officer was to take care of everybody that he could possibly help. >> a group called the black liberation army took credit for the killing, the alleged gunman pled guilty in 2009 to a charge of voluntary manslaughter. he was already serving life for the murders of two other police officers. >> a manhunt is underway tonight for the killer of a respected city leader. we traveled to fort bragg and found he was shot multiple times minutes after finding an illegal drug garden. >> reporter: jerry served more than a decade on the council. now colleagues try to accept his empty seat. his outside job as a forester patrolling timber land proved deadly. >> he didn't take a gun. he said what are you doing -- this -- this time he was shot. >> reporter: the wanted man, a 35-year-old aaron bassler. the shots saturday morning were heard by passengers on a train. swat stopped the train but he was gone. >> we were getting tips that are coming in, trying to determine what the validity is. >> reporter: the suspect has vanished in to the woods he was adept at living in. investigators found bunkers he carved in to the terrain with a view of apparently of opium poppies. >> everybody is angry, very angry. >> reporter: in the stay of just 7,000 his wanted poster is everywhere and flags lowered in honor of jerry. >> he was well loved. he was kind, not a mean bone in his body. >> reporter: illegal growing in the north coast has long been a fact of life. some believe its time to recognize the danger and put in tougher laws. >> a lot of peal that are not scared to take someone's life over marijuana and it's bad. >> reporter: jerry's memorial service will be held in the high school football stadium he got built . >> its been almost a year since the san bruno explosion. tomorrow the report on the cause will rerelease. today a section of the failed pg&e pipeline was shown off and note that the seam weld has clearly faulty. ntsb chair warm said pg&e's records don't show where it got the pipe and that's been a big problem. >> a judge in san francisco today heard arguments for and against unsealing videotapes of last year's proposition 8 trial. outside the court a same sex couple held up a sign urging the judge to release the tapes for public viewing. attorneys for the backers of proposition 8 argue they were never meant for public release and doing so could put witnesses who testified during the trial in danger. you may recall the trial overturned proposition 8. gay rights groups say releasing the tapes will let the public sea the weakness of the legal arguments for the ban . >> we have late word that san francisco's catholic bishop is in the hospital after heart surgery. this weekend he suffered chest discomfort. he was taken to the hospital where doctors preformed double bypass and tonight he is said to be doing well. he was on vacation with a cardinal. >> sunset over the bay. bill martin tracking changes in tomorrow's forecast. that is a head in eight minutes. >> the bay looks different tonight. what these lights signal about the bay bridge construction project. >> and members of úgúñ?#??; [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with 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>> we have no indication he has left libya. >> reporter: those forces think they know where he is. surrounding his hometown 250 miles east. >> i suspect that he may slink away himself, hoping to take a part of his fortune. >> reporter: they are now live without a public water supply, low on food, paying $20 a gallon for gas in this oil rich country. the human cost of freedom continues to rise. 150 bodies found here in a warehouse. survivors say gadhafi loyalists they opened fire on men detained inside and threw in grenades. at least 40,000 others are reported missing. rita williams. >> our temperatures, we had lots of 70s. 84 fairfield. the daytime highs about the same. no big change. the fog back at the coast. we got a break at the beaches, cleared but right now i have fog in the last hour or so moving back in to the avenue, back -- into the head lands, 50 a and sort of shows you that marine air. 57 redwood city. fog when you wake up tomorrow morning, it burns off and tomorrow looks a lot like today. mild to warm. around the bay mostly in the 70s. extended forecast calling for nice weather. as you hop through the bay area micro climate you have upper 50s. concord and -- out toward -- you get the low 80s toward clayton and the mid08's toward the delta. mild day tomorrow, heating up around here, when i come back the forecast for the area where you live and the five-day forecast. >> helicopters and air tankers helped make progress in controlling a wildfire outside yosemite since last thursday. the fire has already burned some 5200 acres and shut down part of highway 140. firefighters now say they plan to reopen that highway early tomorrow morning and they have lifted all evacuation orders. the fire is currently said to be about 50% contained smart and up in oregon wildfire that had been smolders erupted on a remolt frank of mount hood. the fire was first reported over the weekend but firefighters say they think the fire started before that during a thunderstorm. it's thought that fire has burned about 400 to 500 acres. >> a horrible crime in front of a child. a family mourns and shares why it believes the boy's father was targeted. >> and a new drive so the jury has rendered its verdict -- guilty. 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men shot his father after he refused to hand over the $300 he had just cashed. >> -- through his pockets to take what he had. they were still laughing about it. >> reporter: a witness who didn't want to be identified said he heard the man screaming, a gun shot and then two young men rush past him. >> i just let them go because they had a gun. >> reporter: witnesses say he then staggered a few steps around this corner before collapsing where this memorial is growing. he later died. >> >> we hope we catch whoever did this. >> reporter: police conducted what they call high profile enforcement tactics to help identity suspects and are offering a 15,000-dollar reward for information leading to arrest. >> why would this happen? he was just trying to leave, he was just -- trying to care for his kids. >> reporter: his widow saiding in can console her sons, both why excited to start school today. now they are staying home and nobody is certain what the future holds. in oakland. patty lee. >> the accused gunman in a drive by that killed a 3-year- old is getting more time to enter a plea. he made a brief appearance. he was supposed to enter a plea today in the death of the little boy but he was granted a two week delay. the alleged driver in the shooting, is being held at the county jail. is he scheduled to be in court tomorrow. a new effort underway tonight to try to end the death penalty. today mothers of victims joined hands with many follower supporters of the death penalty in sacramento. they are now launching a petition drive to try to put an initiative on the ballot next november. they say a study found the state spends $184 million more each year on death penalty cases compared to what it would cost if they had life sentences. >> it doesn't work. it's flawed because the process is become so expensive. >> reporter: if approved it would earmark a hundred million dollars over three years to agencies across the state. >> a bill aimed at slowing california -- the california governor's ability to grant clemency passed the house today. it's in response to the former governor reducing the senate of a political ally's son hours before leaving office. if signed a california governor would have to give at least ten days notice to allow a challenge to the decision. >> and one state its being called the worst flooding in 100 years. a live report on the challenges ahead. >> and prime real estate ready . irene has killed a number of people. we are in massachusetts with the aftermath of irene. >> reporter: good evening. one of those deaths because of that storm is now here in massachusetts where a man stepped outside of his home, didn't see a wire action a live wire down from the storm, he was electrocuted. if you are dealing death, people you know flooding or power outage in rhode island hurricane and tropical storm irene has left her mark in so many ways. water was frighteningly high. it was just -- >> reporter: rain swollen rivers flowing in to homes. >> you can see waves hitting windows. >> reporter: floodwaters wash away this covered bridge in vermont. residents are over run as the worst flooding in a century. >> cars and trucks that are floating down through. >> reporter: crews rushing in difficult conditions trying to restore power. irene knocked out lights to more than 7 million homes and businesses. >> whatever mother nature throws at us we are ready to go. >> reporter: this is a bird's eye view of the fooding in new jersey. pattern son and trenton the hardest hit. the governor of pennsylvania looking at the damage from the air. route 12 is sliced in five different lowations. the majority of the house is promising to send money . >> we said it's a priority and we will find other places to save so we can fund this kind of role that the government needs to play. >> reporter: while it may take some time to really know it's believed that damage from this storm could top seven billion dollars. >> thank you. to the south now irene first made landfall in north carolina. picture from the outer banks show clear evidence of the damage. it could be weeks before power is restored and the debris is cleaned up. the storm also washed up highway 12 to hatt era s, about 2,000 had decided not to evacuate and now have to rely on ferries. here irene's effects being felt at sfo where travelers have been stranded for days. many are having to come up with creative routes to get home. >> reporter: stuck at sfo some curled up on chairs in the terminal to get rest. a frustrating day. >> i stayed an extra day. everybody at work knows that i have to take a vacation damon because the flights were canceled sunday. >> just trying to get home. >> reporter: glenn and his familiar apply were supposed to be on a flight home to new jersey but never got off the ground. now he may have to get creative to get out of san francisco. >> the best they can do is get me out of here tomorrow to texas where i have to overnight and get on a flight to baltimore and then on my own. >> reporter: almost all the canceled flights were supposed to be going to the northeast. kelley and her son have spent the last three days trying to get home to new jersey after a san francisco vacation to watch tommy's favorite team. >> we are never going him. we will be here -- he is a giant's fan. >> reporter: their trips dragging on a lot longer because of irene and the extra nights at the hotel are starting to add up. >> the money is running out. >> reporter: there is no word on month canceled flights but many airlines are backed up. call ahead if are you traveling don't show up unless you know for sure your flight will take off. reporting from sfo. >> what remains of irene swept into canada causing more damage and possibly more deaths. montreal saw downed trees, and heavy rain. at the height of the storm a quarter of a million people lost power. two men are missing and feared dead. the storm system moved through very fast, through eastern provinces and conditions improved there quickly. it was six years ago that hurricane katrina made landfall in new orleans and today hundreds of people marched to the canal that failed and flooded the lower 9th ward . more than 1800 died and hurricane katrina turned out to be the costliest natural disaster in united states history. many homes and businesses that were wash away have been rebuilt. there are parts of new orleans like the lower 9th where recovery has been slow. >> office space in chlorox is being offered for leased. they moved some to pleasanton leaving extra space. they have been based in oakland since it was founded in 1913. >> concord police say two people are in jail for an attack to left one man dead. the pair tried to rob and car jack a 27-year-old at hillcrest park last night. he died at the hospital from injuries suffered in the beating. concord police say one of the two suspects is a minor but haven't released their names. >> a judge today sentenced a mother and daughter to years in prison for killing a 91-year- old from dublin. police found the body of selma hill stuffed in a trash can outside her home in 2009. prosecutors said a bitter child custody battle wag the motive. 36-year-old rose hill and her mother were both sentenced. >> production on adult films stops in southern california. what triggered it. >> the fog cleared from the coast but is back right now. how far inland it'll get and how much cooler you could be tomorrow. . and a crane is called into help put a [ male announcer ] get ready for the left lane. the volkswagen autobahn for all event is back. right now, get a great deal on new volkswagen models, including the jetta, awarded a top safety pick by the iihs. that's the power of german engineering. hurry in and lease the jetta s for just $179 a month. ♪ visit vwdealer.com today. . a student pilot is recovering after crashing his plane into a backyard in southern california. he was the only person on board, he was trying to land but didn't quite make it. he was taken to the hospital with a broken leg. two painters were outside at a time. they pulled him out of the plane but were hit by debris and had minor injuries. also in southern california adult film production has been shut down after an actor tested positive for hiv. the executive director of free speech coalition said the shut down is expected to continue as other preformers are tested. adult film preformers are tested every 30 days for hiv and show proof of a clean test before they can preform. >> in mexico police announced the arrest of five alleged drug cartel members on charges of setting a fire at a casino last week. 52 people were killed in that fire. police say the attack was directed at the casino possibly in retailation for not paying extortion money. organ donations an hiv positive man on accident. a staffer misheard the donor's test results and then the results were not double checked. the hospital may be ordered to suspend it's transplant program. the patients who got the organs being treated with anti aids drugs. in italy mount edna put on a fantastic display. it spewed lava and ash high in to the air. it started a new phase of eruptions and it appears to be getting stronger. it is the most active volcanoo in europe. it's located on the italian island of sicily. >> nasa is considering abandoning the space station, this after the failure of a cargo rocket. as a result russia is delaying all missions to the station. now that the shuttle fleet is retired the rockets are the only means of getting supplies or a fresh crew to the station. the astronauts on board are due to return in november. a giant bronze statue is taking shape in oakland. today a crane moved part of it into place right next to the fox theater. the artist said inspiration for the statue remember them champions for humanity came after 9/11. >> it's such a beautiful thing to see the unity of the people coming together and for peace and for equality and for justice. >> there are 39 figures in all. 25 international and 14 local. one is the first black oakland school chief marcus foster, assassinated in 1973. the grand revealing set for september 6th. >> near a freeway may be ññrmful to a child's health. ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters. . more children have asthma in the bay area than the rest of california. statewide it's 14%, in contra costa it's 22%, the highest in the state. in san francisco it's 19% and in san mateo it's 18%. amber lee found one city has the highest rate and she joins us from richmond. >> reporter: we are overlooking interstate 580 and experts say living near a freeway is one reason more children in richmond have asthma. >> when i was running around in school, trying to -- baseball. >> reporter: what happened? >> i had -- i got tired and then felt like i couldn't breathe. >> reporter: they said they suffer from asthma since they were a year old and their mother always hassin halers handy for them. >> how does it feel when you know you need it? >> i don't know. i start coughing. >> reporter: they aren't alone. asthma inflames the airways and making breathing difficult. health officials say children are four times more likely than children elsewhere in the county to have the symptoms and the greatest number of those in the hospital was among african americans. >> it has to do with the places where people live. >> reporter: tracy said causes include secondhand milk smoke and vehicle pollution. >> low quality homes, that have mold and mildew and other rot and pest issues. low income families have a lack of access to health care. >> reporter: in response the county is now working to reroute trucks and prohibit them from driving through residential neighborhoods and richmond bans smoking in multily unit housing. >> we have baking soda which is a nonirritating cleaning product, we have --. >> reporter: here they offer free home inspections to help families cope with asthma. reporting live. amber lee. >> state pesticide watch dogs said they opportunity 35% of fresh produce tested positive for pesticide residue. 2.4% had a legal level, officials say they didn't post significanta cute health risks, 65% had no trace. they tested more than 3,000 samples. autopsy report released today indicates a hiker who was found last week in yellowstone was killed by a bear. this is the second deadly bear attack in the park this summer. rangers say a man from southern california was killed last month by a bear with her two cubs. a park spokesman said they are now trying to determine if it was the same bear in both attacks. the july attack was the first time a bear had killed a visitor in the park in 25 years. >> and we have a beak from the fog this afternoon along the ocean beaches of the coast, san mateo, san francisco, now i have fog showing up about here in this area. it's moving into the avenues of san francisco, more fog coming in as these winds off shore are pretty strong. we are get age good westerly part of wind. have you fog in the forecast. we have a few clouds out there now and -- to the north of us but for the most part high pressure is the story this week. strong enough toecap the cloud away but allowing the fog to form. overnight lows in the 50s. a pretty strong fog presence in the morning, not for everybody but across the bay and in berkeley and oakland you will see fog. then by tomorrow afternoon it's a nice day, the fog may burn back from the coast, similar to what we saw today. temperatures inland, inland away from livermore, out toward davis in the 90s. when you get around our fringe inland valleys it's the upper 80's to mid80s, antioch, brent brentwood, the morning fog looks like this, a little bit more in here but you get the feel. it's real fracture and not a strong fog deck so it won't have the big impact it's had in the past. earlier burn off tomorrow i would suspect. temperatures just like they were today. very similar, maybe a degree cooler. after that temperatures start to go up. this week another week of changes but it starts off warm oval weekend, now its cooling down and then into -- wednesday and thursday, temperatures start to increase. back into the low 90s. again -- not one of these things, big change, it's this subtle change, highs to lows. in san jose tomorrow good air quality downtown. 80 degrees for daytime high downtown san jose, 80. not bad. 76napa. 80 vallejo. the temperatures about a degree or two cooler in someplaces than it was today. 85 in livermore. 74 castillo valley. in the heart of fire season we are dead smack in it, and it hasn't rained in a while. the temperatures have kept the fire danger at least much lower than we usually see so that's great news. 77 san mateo, 77 redwood, that's unusual. we usually even if it's not a bay area fire it's around lake tahoe, almost all this time of year a fire in california but we just don't have it with this weather. there is the weekend, it warms up, fire danger will come up on thursday and friday but again just more of the same. >> nice. >> thank you. >> time appears to be running out for the new york man who claims to own part of facebook. today a judge in buffalo declined to give him more time to produce thumb drives with evidence showing he helped create facebook. today's deadline passed without the data being turned over. facebook attorneys call his case a fraud but he claims a deal he made with the founder entitles him to half of the company. the latest in a long string of thefts in a church is prompting church leaders to consider putting up a fence. the pastor at the church said thieves took about 500 yards of many copper wire from outside the church. earlier this summer they made off with five outdoor security cameras and pulled copper tubing ac's. >> times are difficult economicly and i know that people are 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