women. that is humiliateing for somebody to come and touch you on your back side. i probably i don t even want want to say what i might do. they think it s a joke and they do it and keep on going and they re not realizeing harm fair causing. reporter: philadelphia police have not had any reports of the alleged incidents but they warn dean s this kind of activity could constitute a crime like indecent assault. it may be funny to the kids involve but certainly not funny to the victims that are involved. reporter: none of the women we spoke to along the drive on friday had experienced this. they were clearly concerned it could happen to them. the person may not even want to walk again because they re afraid something like that is going to happen to them. very inappropriate with women especially the dutching, the cat calling just stuff do you not want to see when you re out there trying to do your thing. reporter: now the young lady who shot the video hoping the
there was more. the parade ended with entertaining speeches from the players and hundreds of thousands of screaming fans. nbc bay area is live at the henry k. kaiser clemente center for that. warriors fans all season long have come to expect a lot of entertainment for this team. today a couple hundred thousand turned out here on the shores of lake merritt and the team came through again. dromend green put on the best performedance today by dragging the head coach. from the start of training camp, he hated me. no lie. he probably still hates me. that s no lie. but we re going to keep winning these championships and that s no lie. reporter: we even found out that without a drought, draymond will be back next year. clay thompson pose with the adoring crowd in the background for a selfie. take a selfie with a trophy. it s definitely 2015. reporter: coach steve kerr took the award for best tongue in cheek speech. when i took the roster i thought, i have a big job on my
car. [ sirens ] reporter: now vallejo police are saying that the driver was detained at the scene and is being evaluated. again, the driver is one of the injured. but at this point, they re trying to figure out what caused all this. was this some sort of a medical emergency or something else? at this point, they re saying they just don t know. that s something they re working on this evening. for those in the area, a part of sonoma boulevard, they say, will be shut down for quite some time while the investigation continues. that s the latest from here. reporting live in vallejo christie smith, nbc bay area news. well, there was joy in oakland today as fans showed their strength in numbers as they came out to celebrate their championship team. the city has never looked better. we all shared in this magical moment. we are the champions hundreds of thousands of warriors fans lined the streets of oakland, cheering on their favorite players. this the first victory pa
mayor lee hosts hundreds at a private red carpet gala. we look at issues that affect the 99%. protestors attended the public party hoping leaders would see the signs outside and address things like police brutality or living wage. the number one and two economy in the world has people living in their streets in the cars. president obama addressed mayors talking about the deadly church shooting in south carolina and lack of progress on gun control. at some point we have to reckon with what happens. it s not good enough simply to show sympathy. reporter: outside the speech, protestors staged. the call to demilitaryize our city, police police officers reporter: they did their best to shed light on their concerns. quite a party here tonight. that conference of mayors and scheduled through the weekend here in san francisco. protestors will attend as many events as they know about. bay area news. okay thank you. as jean mentioned, president obama is in town toni
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