communities that we will no longer stay idle or complicit with israel doing business as usual in our parts. not in our name, not anywhere on the west coast. >> $3 billion of our taxpayer dollarers going to support that. i want to stand up and protest that. i'm opposed to it, and the state of israel cannot continue to do this to an innocent, unarmed population. >> protesters held signs to free gaza and end the bombings. oakland police had a very strong presence here. they stayed ahead of the protesters while they marched, and linedded up in front of the port's main entrance, and acted as a barrier just in case anyone tried to get interest the actual port. there will no problems and this event end peacefully. similar protests will be held in ports of seattle and tax tacoma in the coming days. >> the governor of missouri declared a state of emergency and imposed a one-night curfew after a demonstration turned violent. protesters were rallying against the killing of 18-year-old michael brown. one group looted businesses and others stride to stop the looting but several businesses were receive rearly damaged. today, the governor said no one will be allowed in the streets from midnight to 5:00 a.m. tomorrow inch oakland last night a protest in support of those in missouri turned violent. police were ready to respond. one officer was assaulted and injured when police intervened. several businesses were damaged. cornell bernard is live in berkeley where the protests came to an end. cornell? reporter: that's right. in fact oakland police just tweeted they need help identifying vandals who may have taken part in last night's march. the match started peacefully but ended here at telegraph and derby with several getting into standoff with berkeley police. when it was over there was a lot of damage left behind. >> it was pretty shocking for a friday night. >> oakland game store owner says it looked like a war zone friday as protesters threw rocks at businesses on telegraph avenue, smashing windows. >> 10 to 12 people all in peninsula, all you could see what their eyes. i remember one guy had the most brilliant green eyes, running towards me. you cooperates see anything else. then they just started throwing rocks. [chanting] >> protesters shot this video as their group marched through downtown oakland friday, denouncing police violence after the michael brown shooting in ferguson, missouri. sky 7hd was overhead as marchers set off fireworks and kept moving up telegraph. police in riot gear were close by. block but the protests turned violent. businesses were vandalized. a small danish bakery was targeted. he'd like to know why. >> their slugs is to punish people who had nothing to do with it. now i have to pay $700 to have a window replaced. >> windows were smashed at this bank of the west. this store was also hit. >> i don't know why they go through a yarn store. i understand the anger and everything, but i don't know if this was particularly the right way to express it. >> one he can loaned police officer was assaulted by demonstrators. two other officers pepper sprayed. alert came the standoff. protesters on one side, berkeley police on the other. >> don't want to be arrested, just go ahead and walk west on ban craft to the subway. >> two demonstrators refused and were arrested. >> in santa rosa, some people are outraged a sonoma county deputy will return to duty. he killed andy lopez who was carrying an air assault arrival. the district attorney cleared the officer of any wrongdoing. protesters say they're offended he will return to the streets of sonoma county. >> should not be returning to work in sonoma county. he should work elsewhere. a lot of people are not happy he is on the streets once again after this happened. >> he has been back to work since december, mostly in administrative or desk jobs. san francisco police have released a photo of the car they believe hit and killed a two-year-old girl last night. officers say this mid-'90s four-door sedan hit the girl when she was in a crosswalk with a relative. the car could be a toyota camry, honda, lexus, dark front bumper and dark rims. police say the car was going on mission when it hit the girl. the crosswalk is between fourth and fifth streets. after she was hit the driver sped off. police have not made any arrests in the case. >> oakland firefighters believe people shooting fireworks out of a car on 580 started a series of fires. trevor smith who shot the video says thick black smoke made it hard to breathe. firefighters put out a half dozen fires in two hours. the chp says around 10:00 reports started coming in that people were launching fireworks out of a car. >> i just wonder what kind of person it is that would do something like this, when they know that people could be in danger. obviously not a good week with what has been going on around the country, and it's just a little distressing that that would happen here in oakland. >> fortunately no one was hurt. no structures damaged. all lanes were open again by noon. calfire says it hopes to have a large wildfire in mendocino county under control by wednesday. i burned more than 12,000 acres since it broke out two and a half weeks ago. last week eight firefighters were hospitalized with injuries. three people are under arrest for attacking an elderly bicyclist in east palo alto. the suspects ay attack the man and then ran away. officers say evidence found with the suspects linked them to at the attack and four other burglars. the elderly victim was hurt but is expected to be okay. the bomb squad shut down a street in san francisco this morning after someone found suspicious devices while cleaning the home of a relative two died. part of 41st avenue was closed while the bomb squad investigated. the items were just old road flares and electrical fuses. new details tonight in the disappearance of a hayward man. his family says he was mugged. 25-year-old john cruz was meditating in a mark? july when he was attacked. his family posted missing fliers. he was in a hospital the whole time. the medical center reached tout the family who says their son is expected to make a full recovery. still ahead at 6:00, this november voters will be able to help establish a long-term plan to ease drought in california. we'll break down the $7 billion measure to see how those dollars will be spent. biologists say climate change to have a disastrous effect on fish. >> a beautiful start to the weekend. will we end on a similar note? ♪ go! go! wow! go power...oats! go! made from oats cheerios! cheerios! go, go, go! go power oats! go! cheerios! go power! go...power! yayyyy! >> a newly proposed measure on the ballot this november is designed to help the state deal with the water shortage in decade ahead. the $7.5 billion plan will not end the current drought but bill offer long-term solutions. 2.7 bill will create more storage, including two new reservoirs. 1.5 bill will help restore marine habitate and protect wildlife. 900 million will clean up groundwater contamination. 725 million will set up water recycling programs and develop advanced technology such as desalination. and more than a half billion dollar will improve water qualitily mostly in low income communities. >> piologyist found a california fish they thought may have become distinct. the red hills roach. a small fish found only in creeks and pools in county. hundreds in a creek west of sonora. the spring is fed from two springs and seem healthy enough that the fish don't need to be rescued. up next at 6:00, the look at the unique cafe coming to the bay area that could match you up with a feline friend to take home. will the dog days of summer continue? meteorologist drew tuma is up next with the forecast. >> how the giants turned a potentially deflating loss into a confidence-building win. cal could use some confidence-building wins. why goff things they can turn it around in berkeley this year. that's later i >> a one of a kind cafe is coming to san francisco -- maybe the second of its time. kitty is going into the hayes valley neighborhood. this is another cat cafe in manhattan. kit t will be similar. they will team up with rescue organizations to host a dozen cats at a time. customers will be able to adopt them as they sip teas and latitudes. you may want to book reservation because there will likely be a line around the block. kit t will take reservations. time to get a check on the weather with our meteorologist. another nice saturday for us, drew. >> we'll start you out with live doppler 7hd. the sweep empty-handed. a quiet evening on tap. sfo our camera. the low-lying cloud cover along the coast. and today, similar to yesterday. the temperature change not too big in napa, one degree warmer, livermore, and expect this pattern to last through the middle portion of next week. a live look at sutro tower cam, few clouds trying to push inland but lots of sunshine basking san francisco. 64 degrees, 67 in san carlos. gilroy,, 79. the moratorium camera, a gorgeous day. concord, 87. livermore, 87. one final shot at the beach. santa cruz. the beachgoers wrapping up the day an hour and a half left of sunshine before the moonrise. coastal clouds are moving in overnight, a sunny day and a steady pat person next week. high pressure off the coast will bring us a steady sea breeze inland, stronger tomorrow, make the marine layer dinner, bringing cool air further inland. so a cooldown in warmer locations and a quiet pattern on the way. overnight lows, mid-to upper 50s. we'll see the fog along the coast. a few clouds inland, otherwise quiet. tomorrow's highs, similar to where we were today. we'll see upper 80s in morgan hill, 82, san jose, 7 to the north, here we go. 60s along the coast. inland, 82. santa rosa, 75. 80, castro valley, and one final stop inland locations, warm upper 80s to lower 90s. we have a big game tomorrow. 49ers taking on the denver broncos. kickoff, 1:00, 75. by 4:00, temperatures hovering around 80. giants taking on the philadelphia phillies tomorrow. first pitch, 61 degrees. uv index high so have the sun screen on. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. 90 inland, 64 along the coast elm we talked about a cooldown inland because of the deeper marine layer, going from 90 to 86 on wednesday. a quiet pattern in the week and we'll fracture a member which will shower chance next weekend. thank you so much, drew. >> colin is in for shu. the giants played today. a good one. >> just talking about the weather in santa clara and san francisco. what are fans going to do? you can't watch both teams at the same time. >> or can you? >> decisions, decisions. or go to a nice bar. turn about is fair play. the phillies used a late rally to beat the giants last night. roger staubach, a giants fan. front row seat to watch hunter pence do this in the first. the fast ball into the bleachers in left. 16th of the year for the rev trend. 1-0 giants. but short are lived. ryan howard brings home rollins and utley. tim hutson pulled after four. joe panik, chopper off the plate. beats the throw. pablo sandoval scores. tied at five in the eighth after panik triple. gregor blanco into left. that's the difference. 6-5 giants. michael morris is happy. three-hit day. 100 years ago the a's and braves uniforms looked like this. the a's in philadelphia back then. the braves in boston. but this was today in atlanta. and that is steven vote vogt, and that's a homer. 4-2 in the sixth. two takeaways from last night's win by the raiders last night. first team defense has serious issues and first team offense is good at best. i know, it's only exhibition. cool down. the pass to jake murphy. had to leave the game in the fourth with a concussion. last year's end of year starter, matt mcgloin. fantastic. touchdown pass for the victory. now starter matt schaub was okay. 8-13, 87-yard, not one interception. >> it was big for us. a total team effort, from everyone that played the game. first quarter, fourth quarter, and defense made good stops and a few big plays on special teams. so, it was a huge step in the right direction for our team. >> the cal football team has been telling anyone that will listen 2014 will not be a repeat of 201. almost impossible to be any worse. the bears, winners just once in 12 games. goff put up gaudy statistics but took a beating. cal opens the 2014 campaign two weeks from today at northwestern. goff expects big things. >> it's been 180 degrees. it's good to see. and i'm excited to see both sides work. we have picked it up a lot, offense, and the defense is night day from last year. >> i hope he's right. you would think to shoot a around of 59 everything would have to go your way, fright no not the case of kevin suggestland in -- sutherland on the dick's sporting goods open. keeps it rolling with the right to left breaker for birdie on 11. 18th hole, par putt for a 58. huh-uh. later said he thought he made it would have been the first ever 58 in a pga sanctioned event. settled for a 59. and talk about the reception he received from fellow players afterwards. >> so many guys here afterwards, it blew me away. it's emotional to see those guys -- the support you get out here. this is only my third tournament but it's a great place to play. >> what a day for him. third round of the lpga championship, suzann pettersen, 5-under 67. shoots into second place, tied with mv park at 9-under. they're both one back of american brittani lincicome, the precision approach on seven. 10-under heading into tomorrow. >> unlock the potential. it's our motto in the abc7 sports department. we do it every day. pga tour, brad fitter, 5-under 65. trails leader nick watney by a stroke. >> thank you, colin. stay with is it the biting? 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