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flood warning the last couple of days. the river level is receding a bit. we still have a flood warning in effect, however, until 2:48 a.m. the flooding has not ended you about an update on the current levels. the river is just a few inches above flood stage and expected to drop below flood stage in the next hour. a flood warning remains in effect until 2:48 a.m. there s another area we want to focus on between watsonville and las lomas. that expires at 10:15 tonight in that area. 5:00 this afternoon, into the evening hours we see pockets of showers and light rain fade away giving way to partial clearing. so that will be the end of the rain for a while and i ll show you what the week ahead looks like for a few minutes. larry? spencer, thank you. all you have to do is download the abc7 news app. san jose firefighters rescued a man trapped by the fast-flowing water of coyote creek. he had been stranded there for two days. we re talking about 48 hours in your car. mo ....
victim. whoosh steve:a muslim student in the south bay shaken by attacker who pulled off her head scarf in an apparent hate crime. one day after trump s election. its a weird conincidence steve:you re watching kron four news in prime time. steve:now at 8. breaking news. steve:as night rolls in === protesters march. oakland seeing a third night of demonstrations against the election results. thank you for joining us i m steve aveson. pam:and i m pam moore. tonight kron-4 s ella sogomonian breaks down the day s protests in san francisco. but first, alecia reid takes us to the east bay.where there is a rally happening right now. alecia? reporter:there have been protests in the bay area since donald trump became president elect. these are live pictures of the protest in oakland tonight from our partnership with abc 7 news. reporter:the protest started at frank ogawa plaza around 6 o-clock and is moving through the streets. people have been very vocal about ....
vision scope. hidden away in his backpack. he says he is going to ambush a police officer try and get their gun. he further says during his manifesto he has other students he is upset with apparently because of the prior activity. reporter: the 18-year-old freshman stabbed four people wednesday morning on the otherwise quiet campus before being shot and killed by police. his roommate described how officers came to search the dorm room they shared after the attack. i was scared. my heart was beating fast. i was like what s going on here? like i didn t what did i do? you know? why am i being the cops actually went in my room and told me to basically, like, get out. reporter: the suspect was described by fellow students as quiet and shy. federal agents have searched social media accounts. it appears he was a young man with a twisted vendetta not a terrorist, so far. we have no reason to believe that this was terrorism. reporter: the campus reopened to stude ....
talking about and potentially a lot of it. find out when coming up. all right, paul, thank you. a lafayette teenager faces criminal charges after a junior varsity water polo match. the match was at las lomas high school at walnut creek with acalanes and bellarmine. joe vazquez reports. reporter: by all accounts water polo is a violent sport but should a player ever be charged with a violent crime? that s the question for a teenager at acalanes high school in lafayette. according to an email sent to the community with u.s. water polo association letterhead a 15-year-old boy is going to be charged by the contra costa county district attorney s office with a felony crime! according to people who have seen video of the incident, a player for acalanes hit a player for bellarmine college prep as they were jostling for the ball an aggressive hit to the nose. mary knox at the district attorney s office says she cannot confirm any charges and can t tell me any details about ....
police say half of the cases involve parents. one of the court orders for the custody exchanges is that b.a.r.t. s a neutral site and they will usually use b.a.r.t. as a dropoff for changes. reporter: ktvu looked at the numbers. in 2013 from may until december, out of 146 arrests and prohibition orders, 37 or 25% were for domestic violence. so far in 2013, 1 2014, 193 have been issued, about 37, almost 20% have been for domestic violence. the numbers didn t surprise one rider we talked to. no, because people don t have domestic violence don t seem to worry about it where it is or who is around. it s surprised because it s something we didn t start out trying to address. reporter: b.a.r.t. is trying to address it now with a bill not only extending the program but gives officers the power to call a judge to get protective orders for domestic violence victims. the bill would extend the prohibition order program until 2018 and would clarify that b.a.r.t. officer ....