seven stations from hayward south to berryessa have been impacted initially.round noon, the berryessa, milpitas and warm springs stations all came back online. >> it's impacting our train control system. we rely on that system to ensure a safe distance between our trains. so when the system is not operating properly, our fixed block train control system, then it's not safe for us to run trains. so it really is stopping service out of an abundance of caution to ensure that the train control system is functioning properly. >> bart officials say they've requested mutual aid from ac transit and vta to operate bus bridges between affected stations. vta officials tell me they're meeting right now to formulate their plan, considering they're performing light rail rehabilitation, which is impacting their light rail system, forcing them to use bus bridges to get around that. as soon as we have more of an update on the bus bridge impacts for vta for ac transit, as well as if and when bart restores service between the warm springs, the hayward stations we will let you kn

reported for the berryessa line. now everything had been restored to normal. remember we had those closures yesterday. they restored to normal just by 6:00 last night. but again, this is on the berryessa line, a ten minute delay, some sort of equipment problem. so we'll track that on the rails as well. now back to the roads. we're looking at a smooth drive out of the altamont. it's friday a lighter volume of traffic. we do have some recovery. it looks like that earlier crash may have cleared from eastbound 580 coming into dublin out of castro valley. back to you. thanks, mike. 522. coming up next on today in the bay nbc bay area responds this weekend. you can help bay area students start off the new school year on the right foot and with a backpack full of necessary supplies, i'm chris chmura. i'll show you how we're e for your kids, pencils and pens and paper might give you some sticker shock in 2024. yeah, i think that it's getting even harder, right, there has been cost of living increases across the bay area and our community specifically feels that expone

and the orange lines from berryessa in the south bay up to hayward.he hayward train yard is where those reports of equipment problems starting early this morning from the start of the service. so the green and the orange line may, in fact be out of commission, although they just told us about major delays, the rest of the bart system seems to be operating on time. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. taylor swift ready to speak out. still ahead on today in the bay. breaking her silence on the recent concert. foiled by a terror plot. plus, new life on the peninsula for a legendary sports bar. how an assist from one nfl star helped get those doors back open. and fans already flocking to the bay area's newest chick fil a. look at this. this is a live look. they're already waiting outside for the opening of this one. we're going to have details on today's grand opening. and they look awake. yeah. good morning. and as we head to break. nbc bay area and telemundo 48. really excited to invite you to our special adoption event. it's going to take place this

so berryessa line back in service. they had early delays because of something going on at the hayward train yard. berryessa lines back now under ten minute delays reported back to you. that's good to know now. thanks, mike. well, you know, today is the last day of the democratic national convention. want to give you a live look this morning inside where the dnc is taking place tonight. so this is also where vice president kamala harris is expected to speak. last night, the attention was on minnesota governor tim walz, who accepted the democratic nomination for vice president today in the bay's damian sergio is continuing our coverage from chicago. good morning. today is a big day. kamala harris officially accepting the nomination here in chicago. it's been three days of booming cheers. and there's one day left. there were many speakers and acts last night that brought delegates to their feet, from stevie wonder to former president bill clinton, but last night was about vice presidential nominee tim walz. walz took the

hundreds of vendors who rely on san jose's berryessa flea market to make a living are facing an uncertainuture as ktvu jesse gary tells us, they're waiting on the city now to cement plans for a new flea market location. >> since the 60s, san jose's berryessa flea market has been a staple of the oldest form of commerce. now, uncertainty looms as the clock is ticking for this market to find a new home. >> there is a impending sense of doom and closure that is really clouding all of la pulga all of the existing flea market. >> the bad case of nerves exacerbated by a new san jose city report. it shows possible disruptions to the south bay's largest cluster of micro businesses. the 450 vendors generate between 20 and $42 million annually in revenue. >> i find a lot of things, and i felt that, you know, people either needed to buy them or a lot of times i end up giving them away to changing economy. >> since the 2000, coupled with increasing opportunity costs, have led the market's owners to sell the land for redevelopment. construction is delayed from this year until 2026, when closure notices

the berryessa bart station is finally back open tonight after a widespread computer glitch shut downeral stations for hours happened at around 10:00 this morning. a computer networking issue grounded all trains from the berryessa station in the south bay to the hayward stations, and all seven stations were shut down. today bart used bus bridges to fill the gaps until the issue was fixed. and all stations have free open tonight we are back in 60s. up next, former president trump taking some swipes at san francisco. and tonight former mayor willie brown and governor newsom are firing back after trump's questionable story. we'll explain. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. plenty of fog in san francisco. i'll show you the impact of temperatures tomorrow. and we're also tracking some smoke. i'll have my forecast in just a few minutes. also, what do you do after you win a lot of medals? right here? you see it right there. you hang with snoop simone doing something. she says she's never done before. we're gog to show youin you won't believe this but... wendy's has new saucy nuggs. buffal

this is over here. 680 the berryessa on ramp. it sounds like everything's open, but there may be a crew nearby then over here. this may have just cleared in the last few minutes. oh, there it goes. it cleared from our map southbound, 680 around concord avenue. the off ramp there was impacted by a crew in the area. again, a smaller brush fire there and a third one reported this is the most recent one over here off the east shore freeway. so westbound 80 or off merge with eastbound 580. there may be a brush fire there as well. again, no closures, no injuries. and no slowing on the sensors. back to you. all right. thank you very much. key ruling ahead on today in the bay. the way google is planning to fight back after losing a lawsuit over its search dominance. and it's not taco tuesday when it comes to stocks. it's turnaround tuesday. although markets i think it can also be taco tuesday. i'm going with that. don't deny us our tacos. also unlikely competitor joining the women's surfing competition at tahiti. the incredible must see

a ten minute delay on the berryessa line in the berryessa, richmond and daly city direction.eo bridge from our triple a traffic camera. you can see it looks pretty good here. let's go to the bay bridge. nothing to worry about. too much. you know, it's typical time. 618 this is what i would expect to see at this time. all the way out to the parking lot. nevertheless, once you get onto the bridge, it looks pretty good. so i like where we're starting on this thursday. it looks pretty typical. here's a man who's never to typical. he's always with surprises. mr. steve paulson thank you sal castaneda appreciate that. >> i want to highlight something mammoth 37, truckee 37 reno and even hanford. fresno. weather service office, all both of them talking about snow. around 8000ft. if that happens in the central sierra, you have to go back 20 plus years to find that happening in august. i think. so also, up in the sierra here around tahoe, above 8000ft would not surprise late friday and lows will be in the upper 20s. low 30s. hard freeze maybe in the valley. so a non august pattern for

trains are now stopping at all of the stations in between bayfair and berryessa.k computer issue this morning affected the green and the orange lines that run between hayward and san jose, four stations from hayward to fremont were still closed when we started this newscast. 35 minutes ago, but they are now open again. >> it has been a year since the deadliest wildfires in u.s. history. the maui wildfires tonight, a look at the remembering and rebuilding that continues today. >> plus the latest on another natural disaster that's unfolding this week named when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in millions of locations. and right now, xfinity internet customers can buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity. hassan shows you what's changing and why tamara and her friend are off to mexi

. >> that is what's facing vendors at the berryessa flea market in san jose.hey're waiting on the city to cement plans for a new flea market location. >> our south bay reporter, jesse gary reports. vendors are putting pressure on city hall to make a decision soon. >> since the 60s, san jose's berryessa flea market has been a staple of the oldest form of commerce. now, uncertainty looms as the clock is ticking for this market to find a new home. >> there is a impending sense of doom and closure that is really clouding all of la pulga, all of the existing flea market. >> the bad case of nerves exacerbated by a new san jose city report. it shows possible disruptions to the south bay's largest cluster of micro businesses. the 450 vendors generate between 20 and $42 million annually in revenue. >> i find a lot of things and i felt that, you know, people either needed to buy them or a lot of times i end up giving them away to changing economy. >> since the 2000, coupled with increasing opportunity costs, have led the market's owners to sell the land for redevelopmen

. >> hundreds of passengers sitting and waiting as trains from hayward south to berryessa were brought to a halt. officials say a computer network outage is to blame. >> we rely on that system to ensure a safe distance between our trains. so when the system is not operating properly, our fixed block train control system, then it's not safe for us to run trains. so it really is stopping service out of an abundance of caution to ensure that the train control system is functioning properly, a mutual aid call to ac transit and vta for bus bridges didn't bridge the problem. >> guys want to go north. you guys got to take the 217, go into fremont bart to go north to richmond, right? >> a slim supply of additional busses meant the journey for most continued at a snail's pace. >> it's quite frustrating. yeah, because we've been just waiting and stuff and there's like a lot of people and it's like confusing because all of it. yeah, and it's hot. bart officials say a total of seven stations were affected along parts of its 131 mile system service from berryessa to warm springs was restored around

. >> now, at one point, that closure stretched between the berryessa station in san jose. all the way to hayward. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes is live in fremont now at one of the stations that is still closed. zach >> yeah, this all started at ten this morning and it impacted all of those stations you mentioned. but just before noon, the three southernmost stations did reopen. but still hayward, between north fremont, where we are right now, is still closed. bart saying it's all due to that computer issue. gates were closed and system monitors blank at the berryessa bart station in north san jose, leaving some bart passengers and even employees confused. >> we're roaming to the other side, and then we see, like, almost all the gates are closed and people are just exiting. and so we asked them like, oh, what's going on? and they're like, oh, the busses, the trains are shut down. something happened in the, the computers at one point thursday morning. >> it was a similar scene at all bart stations serving the green and orange lines between hayward and north san jose,

since the 1960s, san jose's berryessa flea market has been a staple of the oldest form of commerce. the owners have decided they're going to sell the land for redevelopment, but construction has now been postponed from this year until 2026. >> the city kind of drags their feet or just says, hey, we'll wait until we get any notice. then by that time it's going to be too late, right? we're not going to have enough runway for vendors to transition. >> they know that we need to keep the flea market open, and we need to keep these vendors in business, and we need to keep this cultural landmark going. >> now, the city of san jose is proposing eight possible locations, including on capitol expressway near andrew hill high school, the former sears store location at eastridge mall, and the former story road landfill. the complete list of proposed locations is due to be released this week. >> a new lawsuit claims that san jose church covered up sexual misconduct by a youth pastor. 47 year old brett bymaster was arrested and charged in april for sexually abusing a girl at the church, the new l

well, hundreds of vendors who depend on san jose's berryessa flea market to make a living.cing an uncertain future. they continue to wait on the city to work out plans for a new location. since the 1960s, san jose's berryessa flea market has been a staple of the oldest form of commerce. the owners have decided to sell the land for redevelopment, but construction has been delayed from this year until 2026. >> the city kind of drags their feet or just says, hey, we'll wait until we get any notice. then by that time it's going to be too late, right? we're not going to have enough runway for vendors to transition. >> they know that we need to keep the flea market open, and we need to keep these vendors in business, and we need to keep this cultural landmark going. >> now, the city is proposing eight possible locations, including on capitol expressway near andrew hill high school, at the former sears store location at eastridge mall and the former story road landfill. the complete list of proposed locations is due to be released this week. >> time now is 549. if you are just joi

there is a ten minute delay now on the berryessa line in the berryessa, richmond and daly city directions. this is due to an equipment problem on the track near the hayward yard. ace train one is also running about ten minutes late. >> back to you. today is the last day of the democratic national convention in chicago. vice president kamala harris will address the crowd tonight to officially accept the party's nomination for president. >> and here is a live look at the united center where the convention has been happening all week. last night, minnesota governor tim walz took the stage, saying it was the honor of a lifetime to accept the party's nomination for vp. his message followed the night's other heavy hitters, former president bill clinton, san francisco's own speaker emerita nancy pelosi and oprah winfrey. abc seven news reporter julian glover is in chicago with the takeaways from night three. >> minnesota governor tim walz, who just two weeks ago was relatively unknown on the national stage, taking the main stage for night three of the dnc here in chicago and just weeks after acc

there's a major delay of about 20 minutes on the berryessa line in the berryessa richmond and daly city and we're told this is because of an equipment problem on the track in the hayward train yard. >> number seven, google is upgrading its gemini ai tools in gmail. the new polish option helps you refine emails that you've already written. the tool is available for people who pay for google's ai service. >> in today's gma first look, a new hbo docu series created by the director behind tiger king, is drawing criticism for its star and the way it was made. here's abc news reporter eva pilgrim. >> in this morning's gma first look, the woman at the center of a new docu series speaking out. the series takes you inside the world of private, exotic animal ownership in your cowboy viewers following tonya haddox as she fights to keep her chimps in a legal battle with peta after a judge ordered that she turn all her chimps over to a rescue group. peta saying tonya was never qualified to run a center for chimpanzees. >> she does not have any formal training. she simply someone who likes chimpanzee

well, that's what's facing vendors at the berryessa flea market in san jose. in this case, they're waiting on the city to submit plans for a new flea market location. our south bay reporter, jesse gary, live now for us at san jose city hall, where there is some pressure, jesse, to find something sooner rather than later. >> heather, good evening to you. yeah, the deadline is still 18 months away, but there are concerns delays could end up costing the city and vendors money. so the push is on early to find a place to move and to put the moving plans in gear. since the 60s, san jose's berryessa flea market has been a staple of the oldest form of commerce. now, uncertainty looms as the clock is ticking for this market to find a new home. >> there is a impending sense of doom and closure that is really clouding all of la pulga. all of the existing flea market. >> the bad case of nerves exacerbated by a new san jose city report. it shows possible disruptions to the south bay's largest cluster of micro businesses. the 450 vendors generate between 20 and $42 million

hundreds of passengers sitting and waiting as trains from hayward south to berryessa were brought tot. officials say a computer network outage is to blame. >> we rely on that system to ensure a safe distance between our trains, so when the system is not operating properly, our fixed block train control system and it's not safe for us to run trains. so it really is stopping service out of an abundance of caution to ensure that the train control system is functioning properly, a mutual aid call to ac transit and vta for bus bridges didn't bridge the problem. >> you guys want to go north, you guys got to take the 217, go into fremont bart to go north to richmond, right? >> a slim supply of additional busses meant the journey for most continued at a snail's pace. it's quite frustrating. >> yeah, because we've been just waiting and stuff and there's like a lot of people and it's like confusing because all of it. yeah. and it's hot. >> bart officials say a total of seven stations were affected along parts of its 131 mile system service from berryessa to warm springs was restored around noo

. >>> in san jose the berryessa school district is looking to cut $6 million from its budget, the district saying one of the options is closing or consolidating schools. it formed a committee to research these options. the committee is expected to present a report at the october school board meeting. >>> anti-war protests were shut down and shut down the golden gate bridge in april turning themselves in today to face criminal chargers. the d.a. has identified 26 people accused of stopping traffic for hours trying to bring attention to the war in gaza. anne makovec has more on the charges and criticism that they are facing, a little bit too heavy handed, they're saying. >> among the charges, false imprisonment, trespassing, unlawful assembly, and refusal to business disperse. today the d.a. is ready to file charges and the 26 people surrendered to a show of support. eight face felony conspiracy charges. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins made the announcement saturday morning giving them until monday to turn themselves in. an attorney for the protesters calls the charges unjusti

hundreds of passengers sitting and waiting as trains from hayward south to berryessa were brought tolt. officials say a computer network outage is to blame. >> we rely on that system to ensure a safe distance between our trains. so when the system is not operating properly, our fixed block train control system and it's not safe for us to run trains. so it really is stopping service out of an abundance of caution to ensure that the train control system is functioning properly, a mutual aid call to ac transit and vta for bus bridges didn't bridge the problem. >> guys want to go north. you guys got to take the 217 going to fremont bart to go north to richmond, right? >> a slim supply of additional busses meant the journey for most continued at a snail's pace. >> it's quite frustrating. yeah, because we've been just waiting and stuff and there's like a lot of people and it's like confusing because all of it. yeah. and it's hot. >> bart officials say a total of seven stations were affected along parts of its 131 mile system service from berryessa to warm springs was restored around noon,

since the 60s, san jose's berryessa flea market has been home to an outdoor extravaganza of items new and old, as well as food for sale. the owners have decided to sell the land for redevelopment, but construction has been delayed now from this year until 2026, the city kind of drags their feet or just says, hey, we'll wait until we get any notice. >> then by that time it's going to be too late, right? we're not going to have enough runway for vendors to transition. >> they know that we need to keep the flea market open, and we need to keep these vendors in business, and we need to keep this cultural landmark going. >> the city is proposing eight possible sites, including on capitol expressway near andrew hill high school and the former sears store at eastridge mall, as well as the former story road landfill. the complete list of proposed sites is set to be released this week. the president of the university of california system says he'll step down after the next school year. michael drake has been the president of the uc system since august of 2020. he is the uc's first black presid

the issue affected seven stations from hayward to the berryessa north san jose stop. all trains were stopped. ac transit and vta busses stepped in to help commuters get to their location. still, many of those left stranded are rethinking their use of public transit right now, aren't they? >> like really wanting us to take public transportation? they're shooting for that. and when we do, this is the thanks we get. >> it's quite frustrating. yeah, because we've been just waiting and stuff and there's like a lot of people and it's like confusing because all of it. yeah. and it's hot. >> and bart says that today's issue was with the system that ensures a safe distance between trains and that it stops service out of an abundance of caution. but again, as of about 630 tonight, all service has been restored. a reports of gunfire on the uc berkeley campus today, prompting a police search as well as a lockdown. the shots were reported this morning on the southwest side of campus at the clark kerr track. police urged the community to avoid this area and issued a lockdown. inves

that stopped service to antioch, berryessa, richmond and san francisco. trains are back up and running now, but b.a.r.t. is warning of residual delays. we caught up with one passenger who says she was headed home to el sobrante when she started to smell the smoke and then the train stopped. here she is. >> we all kind of stood up, looked around, saw more smoke, saw more popping and then we pulled a level to open the emergency doors. i pulled the lever and opened the emergency doors and jumped out. >> she pulled the lever to open the doors. b.a.r.t. first called it a mechanical problem. the latest word is to expect lingering delays throughout the evening commute. >>> on i-80 in the sierra crews reopened westbound lanes of the highway following a tesla semi truck fire. you can see on the side the smoke. this prompted a 12-hour shutdown both directions in placer county. the chp says they're dealing with a hazmat situation because of the potentially toxic fumes from the big rig's batteries. shelby riley smoke with people who got caught in this mess. >> report

the goal is to connect the berryessa north san jose bart station to 2 new stations near downtown san jose. it would also connect to a station in santa clara near the caltrain station close to international airport. city leaders say the funding covers a big portion of the project. however, they're still a 700 million dollars gap that needs to be closed. >> we're going to take immediate steps to address shortfall for a 60 day period. there will be a freeze on authorizing any new professional spending and we're going to renegotiate our current contract. we're going ask everybody to help. >> and then we come together and through shared sacrifice, get this project to be within the scope of our budget. >> if everything goes according to plan, the bart extension project would be finished in 2040. the grant is the second largest investment the federal government has made in any single transportation project ever. >> hundreds of fish are dead because of an algae bloom at hidden lakes park in martinez city employees scooped up most of the dead fish earlier this week. but these pictures show th

disruption, a computer network issue this actually force part shut down 7 stations from hayward to the berryessa north. san jose stopped bus rides, though, were provided to help commuters get to their destinations. but that didn't make the trip pennies here for one man trying to get from san francisco from the warm springs bart station. >> it was a shock supposed to reach last spring's deadly identical was that was stopped in the middle. excellent. every word. and then you guys to switch. the from south do. it's premont. >> and said that he got in the bar again from the fremont station and his trip home from san francisco usually takes less than an hour. get this today. it took more than 3. >> could be >> still ahead for francisco, mayor willie brown firing back tonight after former president donald trump claimed that brown. it's not a fan of kamala harris. plus, some new additions coming to oakland airport and it's back to school for many students in san jose. the changes that could be coming to city streets aim to protect those kids as they walk to and from school. schools are back in session

our chopper live over the macarthur station, where bart says there is a delay in the antioch berryessa richmond, sfo and millbrae directions. this is all because of an equipment problem on the train. unclear exactly what's going on, but we're hearing reports that there may have been some smoke or even a fire on an eastbound train. bart says all passengers have been safely evacuated. we're going to keep an eye on this one. it's been about a month since republicans gathered for their national convention, and now it's the democrats turn. a lot has changed in the past few weeks, including the name at the top of the ticket skyler henry has been talking to delegates and joins us now live from chicago. hi, skyler >>live from chicago. hi, skyler. hey liz. how are you? yeah, a lot of energy, a lot of excitement around the windy city. and of course, fitting that it has been a whirlwind, if you will, in terms of what the last four weeks have looked like for the democratic party but many say that they are excited and united behind this new harris walz ticket. what will be interesting to pay attent

the project's goal is to connect the berryessa north san jose bart station to 2 new stations near downtown san jose. it would also connect to a station in santa clara near the caltrain station close to them in data international airport city leaders say that the funding covers a big portion of the project, but there still a 700 million dollars gap that needs to be closed. >> we're going to take immediate steps to address shortfall for a 60 day period. there will be a freeze on authorizing any new professional spending and we're going to renegotiate our current contract. everybody to help. >> and then we come together and through shared sacrifice. get this project to be within the scope of our budget. >> now, if everything goes according to plan, the bart extension project should be finished by 2040. the grant is the second largest investment that the federal government has made in any single transportation project ever. >> meantime, mayor matt mahan is backing governor newsom's executive order to clear encampments on state property in his city. the mayor has pushed for tiny homes and imple

but let me just tell you, bart service has stopped in downtown oakland, in the antioch, berryessa, richmond in san francisco. directions. please seek alternative means of transportation between ashby, rockridge, lake merritt and west oakland stations. because of that, you see that train down there. everybody says got out safely is what bart is telling us. so that's the good news. but again, there were reports of smoke on the train. right now this is stopped. and i mentioned the service interruption. we have a crew on the way to the scene. we'll bring you the latest as we get it all right. with millions of new college students heading off to school and leaving home for the first time, many parents are struggling with what to do next. abc's deborah roberts talked with some empty nesters about adjusting after their kids go off to college. >> 46 year old attorney nakia gray and husband mike became bona fide empty nesters more than a year ago. they're still learning the ropes and planning their future. we've also just been really exploring what retirement looks like. just thinking about where do

since the 60s, san jose's berryessa flea market has been a staple of the oldest form of commerce. owners have decided, though, to sell the land for redevelopment, but construction that's been delayed from this year until 2026. >> city kind of drags their feet or just says, hey, we'll wait until we get any notice. then by that time it's going to be too late, right? we're not going to have enough runway for vendors to transition. >> they know that we need to keep the flea market open, and we need to keep these vendors in business, and we need to keep this cultural landmark going. >> the city is proposing eight possible sites. they include the capital expressway near andrew hill high school at the former sears store location in the eastridge mall, and the former story road landfill. list of proposed sites set to be released later this week. >> now to what is surely one of the best ways to see a movie in concert at the san francisco symphony this weekend, the symphony will bring la la land to life. we welcome the composer of la la land among other major films, justin hurwitz to the ni

funding for the six mile extension from san jose's berryessa station through downtown and into santa clara is still $700 million short. san jose mayor matt mehan hopes they can make up the deficit by working with contractors to try to find a way to close that gap >>>we have to make sure that what we want matches the resources we have and that we come together and through shared sacrifice, get this project to be within the scope of our budget so we can get going and deliver this historic infrastructure project for our community and generations to come. >liz>construction for that project is expected to be finished by 2036, so how did this all get so far behind schedule and so much over budget? devin fehely shows us the twists and turns and looks at what it's going to take to get back on track >>>i do like the convenience factor of the train able to get from point a to point b, you're not driving since moving to the bay area a few years ago austin kleppin has lived in san francisco but worked in the south bay, commuting three days a week on bart. for me personally, i always wanted to li

debido a esto, suspendieron los trenes que corren entre las estaciones berryessa y hayward por al menosos traslados. aseguran que hoy todo regresó a la normalidad y el fbi lanza un operativo tras el cual arrestan a 2 empleados de una empresa de grúas en la ciudad de san francisco por lavado de dinero, fraude postal y electrónico de seguros. yomara lópez tiene más detalles. escuchamos que los españoles decían que tenían que salir 15 y luego escuché como una bomba y a los 5 segundos otra bomba. entonces salí. pues porque a ver qué pasa y cuando salgo que me llevo la sorpresa de mi vida. estoy viendo que dice fbi y veo que están cerrando la calle completa. así se levantaron el jueves los residentes de este vecindario, ubicado sobre la cuadra 2000 y la avenida oakdale en san francisco, cuando agentes del fbi llegaron alrededor de las 07:00 a esta compañía de grúas llamada specialty twin y estaban alrededor del del del en un lado así y chequeando para acá y con los rifles ya ya apuntados para para el lugar, ahí donde vive 1 de los soldados salió con algo en la mano. sería algo quiero para ir

el accidente provocó la suspensión del servicio en direcciones hacia antioch, berryessa, richmond y sanque se reportan retrasos. cientos de inmigrantes marcharon por 3 días caminando desde san josé hasta san francisco para exigir una reforma migratoria que les permita mantenerse unidos, dicen ellos como familias libertad pedraza. les acompañamos, nos informa a quién le están enviando este mensaje. hay cientos de inmigrantes caminaron casi 50 millas bajo el sol, aún con el calor, cansancio y algunos con llagas en sus pies. con cada paso piden que se cree un camino a la ciudadanía para ellos y sus familias. muy cansada, pero feliz, porque yo sé que vamos a lograr una reforma migratoria. anel es una de las que por 3 días caminó junto a su hijo de 9 años. la fuerza, dice, la saca por sus 2 hijos mayores que están en oaxaca, méxico, a quienes no ve desde que se vino a trabajar a estados unidos hace 14 años. necesito los papeles por mis hijos, necesito los papeles de mis hijos y ellos son mi fuerza. me siguen esperando allá. una necesidad que se convirtió en urgencia después de una visita al

gates were closed and system monitors blanket the berryessa bart station in north san jose, leaving someart passengers and even employees confused. >> we're going to the other side and then we see, like almost all the gates are closed and people are just exiting. and so we asked them like, oh, what's going on? and they're like, oh, the busses, the trains are shut down. something happened in the, the computers at one point thursday morning. >> it was a similar scene at all bart stations serving the green and orange lines between hayward and north san jose, though three stations in south fremont, milpitas and san jose did eventually reopen before noon. bart officials telling us that its system experience and network computer shut down. >> one of the reasons we're not running trains is out of that abundance of caution for safety. whenever anything impacts the train control system, that requires us to respond and to be assured that that is working properly, because that system is what allows us to avoid any sort of, collisions on the system. >> this latest issue comes almost two weeks after

. >> earlier the closures included the warm springs, milpitas, and berryessa stations, but service there has since been restored. there's no estimate on when the four stations will re-open. we will certainly keep you posted. >>> how about a lift? homeowners in san jose nearly doubled their home space using a crane to lift a two-bedroom accessory dwelling unit to their backyard. crews were able to get the unit transported, lifted, and installed in a few hours. the homeowner says the unit will allow his family to live near one another. they recently became the first state in california to allow property owners to sell adus like condos. >>> today oakland mayor sheng thao responding to the most recent call for her resignation. anne makovec spoke with her this afternoon, anne? >> yeah, juliette, she's already facing a recall on the ballot in november, but there are groups that want her out of office long before that. most recent through executive board of the oakland police officers association. they say thao should step down now before the friday deadline for oakland mayoral candidates to fi

that stopped service to antioch, berryessa, richmond, and san francisco. trains are back up as about an hour ago, but b.a.r.t. is warning of residual delays. this is video of passengers being evacuated off that train. the woman who took this says she was headed home to el sobrante when she started to smell smoke and the train stopped. >> we all kind of stood up, looked around, saw more smoke. then we pulled a level to open the emergency doors. i pulled the level and opened the emergency doors and jumped out. >> really scary moments. no reports of any injuries. the macarthur station is back open right now, but b.a.r.t. warns of additional delays this evening. >>> to san francisco where the owner of a popular restaurant in the richmond district is calling for change after his business was targeted for burglary. he said part of their story was stolen. >> reporter: this isn't the first time his business has been broken into and he's frustrated, hopeful this sign will make people stop and think. sitting out front of hamburger haven, a restaurant on clement stre

bart says a computer networking issue grounded all trains from the berryessa station in the south bay to the hayward stations. in all, seven bart stations were unable to run trains for hours. what that means for riders is we're not able to run trains if we don't have full access to the train control system. that system allows us to run trains with a safe operating distance between each train. so i just finished a final and i just got here. i've been waiting here for like 40 minutes, but i'm in a rush home. i have to go pick up my dad from surgery. so. and how are you going to get home? i'm trying to figure it out right now. yep. causing a lot of headaches for a lot of people at this moment. for bart, stations remain closed. hayward south, hayward, union city and fremont bus bridges were set up earlier to help people really just get where they need to go. but bart's latest update says there are now ending those bus bridges. well, hopefully the bart system is fully up and running this weekend because it's going to be busy in san francisco. outside lands, music festival kicks off tomorro

your getaway now at cachecreek.com. morning, bart said a network issue stopped all trains between the berryessath san jose and hayward stations, and it took about eight hours to get everything fully back up and running. now bart is saying someone purposely stopped the trains. the agency is still working to find the culprit and the motive. two of basketball's all stars are teaming up to help lift others up financially in the town. celtics star jaylen brown and dallas mavericks coach jason kidd were in oakland today. they're launching a new initiative aimed at building businesses and boosting wealth in underserved areas. brown says his idea started with the launch of the boston exchange. it's a nonprofit that provides resources and opportunities to entrepreneurs from underserved communities. now, he is launching the same program in oakland. the goal is to help generate $5 billion in generational wealth for historically marginalized communities, largely through guidance and smart investing. combining resources and amplifying what people already been doing in the community is key. it's not about st

. >> earlier the closures also included the warm spring, milpitas, and berryessa stations, but service there has since been restored. no estimate on when the four east bay stations will re-open. we're going to keep you posted. >>> our other top story this evening, a san francisco towing company found federal agents at their doorstep this morning. we spotted dozens of fbi agents outside specialty towing today after an early morning raid. the office and tow yard located on oakdale avenue not far from the 101/280 interchange. we've been digging into the company's history and spoke with some neighbors who saw it all go down. >> reporter: the people in the bayview/hunters point neighborhood woke up this morning to a loud bang, almost like firecrackers, coming from this business, the specialty towing company. it's a 24-hour towing service. now the fbi is going in. they've confiscated some things. they will not tell us what they're looking for. they've only confirmed they are here. around 6:00 this morning annette scot and her husband were woken up by what sowned like fireworks a few houses d

bart initially said a network issue stopped all trains yesterday morning between the berryessa north and hayward stations took about eight hours to get everything fully back up and running. well, now, bart says, someone purposely stopped the trains and they're still trying to figure out who did it and why. tonight we are learning more about a string of wheel and rim thefts in the east bay. walnut creek police have issued an advisory after at least ten cars were hit in a 24 hour period last weekend. police say the thieves appear to be targeting hondas and toyotas in apartment complex parking lots. drivers and concord say they're seeing the same trend. and in petaluma, police say at least ten cars have been hit since sunday. i've lived here for less than a year and i've seen three instances already where we walk outside and random cars are just sitting on bricks. police are urging drivers to stay alert, try to park in well-lit areas and consider installing anti-theft devices like wheel locks. a fiery and defiant response to the governor's threat that he'll cut funding from cities that

at about ten this morning, a computer networking issue grounded all trains from the berryessa station in the south bay to the hayward stations. in all, seven stations were unable to operate for hours. bart says bus bridges did help, though fill the gaps, but have not estimated time for restoring service. what that means for riders is we're not able to run trains if we don't have full access to the train control system that system allows us to run trains with a safe operating distance between each train. okay, but as we mentioned about 30 minutes ago, all those remaining stations that were closed have reopened. specifically in hayward. investigative reporter jaxon van derbeken larkin is with us. jackson, you've been talking about bart issues for a couple of years now. what happened today? why do we see issues today? well, they say it's a networking failure. now, this particular stretch of bart is part of it is relatively new. and they've had software problems in the past before they actually opened it. we don't know whether those earlier problems have resurfaced. now, there are other s

extension in the south bay, but funding for the six-mile extension from san jose's berryessa station downtown into santa clara is still $700 million short. the estimated costs has tripled since its inception. san jose mayor matt mahan hopes they can make up that deficit working with contractors to find a way to close that gap. >> we have to make sure that what we want matches the resources we have and that we come together and through shared sacrifice get this project to be within the scope of our budget so we can get going and deliver this historic infrastructure project for our community and generations to come. >> and construction for that project is expected to be done by 2036. >>> after an eventful week in the presidential race, vice president harris is set to visit seven battleground states with her running mate. professor david mccuan will join us to discuss who that might be. >>> a marin county native who spent almost two years locked up in iran has some advice for the americans just freed in an international prisoner exchange. >> we're growing oysters, but what you see is al

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he has served as a crossing guard in the berryessa union school district at white road and penitenciacreek, helping students start their days in the best possible way. >> two things to say to the kids good morning and smile. >> he's watched countless students grow up. some of the kids he first started helping now have kids of their own come home and say, hey, used to call my dad one time. >> they said, i guess i did at 98 years young, mister bria service started long before becoming a crossing guard. >> at 17 years old, he enlisted in the u.s. navy and served during world war two. in 1955, you relocated to the beautiful san jose, california and worked as a welder for 30 years and retiring in 1991. but that retirement didn't last long. he became a crossing guard in 1993 and has loved every day of it. i love my job. >> i love the children. i love the people around the neighborhood. they all treated me good. >> mr. bria, who's still a regular at the gym, plans to stay active in retirement and spend time with his many grandkids and great grandkids. but he admits he'll miss the kids. he se

. >> now, at one point, that closure stretched between the berryessa station in san jose.e in fremont now at one of the stations that is still closed. zach >> yeah, this all started at ten this morning and it impacted all of those stations you mentioned. but just before noon, the three southernmost stations did reopen. but still hayward, between north fremont, where we are right now, is still closed. bart saying it's all due to that computer issue. gates were closed and

the body of a 31 year-old man was discovered sunday at the berryessa bart station officers saying there is no foul play expected at this time. anyone with information is encouraged to reach out to police with just over 2 months until election day. the debate is heating up over a ballot measure seeking to increase penalties for retail thieves and fentanyl. drug dealers. capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with supporters and opponents of prop 36. >> retail theft open drug use a statewide deadly fentanyl epidemic. they're all issues facing the state. but the question now, how best to respond? this bipartisan group of district attorneys and this group of some democratic mayors have been campaigning the summer in favor of what they believe is a major part of the solution. prop 36, if passed by voters this november, prop 36 will reform prop 47. that's the 2014 voter approved a law that changed certain nonviolent crimes from felonies to misdemeanors and loosened penalties for offenses like retail theft. when the items stolen are valued at less than $950. supporters say prop 47 resulted

computer network issue this morning is apparently what bar to shut down 7 stations from hayward to the berryessa north san jose stop bus rides, though, were provided to help commuters get to their destinations. >> and should. supposed to reach last spring's deadly mike. was time do stopped in the middle. excellent. every word. and to switch. the from south carolina too. it's a reach. an agreement. >> yeah, certainly not a fun the man says that his trip home from san francisco usually takes less than an hour. >> but today it took more than 3. tonight in artificial intelligence company is looking into getting into health care. the company is called thoughtful. the ceo says their technology can give doctors more time to spend on their patients. experts say almost 15% of claims submitted to insurance companies by doctors are rejected because of errors that cost providers and patients millions of dollars each year. the ai company claims that their ai can file claims with no mistakes at all. >> the long-running eyes and help lower prices vary. deflationary. and with u.s. health care system, that's 18%

this stopped service to antioch, berryessa, richmond, and san francisco, and witness video shows passengers evacuated near the tracks. b.a.r.t. has given us an update on the cause, saying it was an equipment malfunction that caused the smoke, not a fire. we talked to one passenger who was headed home when she started to smell the smoke. >> we all kind of stood up, looked around, saw more smoke, saw more popping, and then we pulled the lever to open the emergency doors. i pulled the lever and opened the emergency doors, and i jumped out. >> she pulled the lever, was able to get out of the emergency exits, amazing. it is the latest of b.a.r.t. incidents over the last month. in july a power outage prompted the closure of several east bay stations and delayed service for days. it was determined a fire broke in one of the b.a.r.t.'s electrical room, and so that forced them to shut the power off. but, hey, good news to report to you at this hour, b.a.r.t. will be back on track tomorrow for your commute. and on top of that, we've got our weather report right now. paul's telling us a little cooldow

it includes several neighborhoods surrounding highway 680, including the berryessa area.raying will begin around 10 p.m, and it's set to last between 2 to 4 hours. >> federal health officials are calling for an additional study after rejecting a psychedelic mdma treatment for ptsd. the decision was announced today by drugmaker likos therapeutics. it marks a major setback for groups hoping for a breakthrough in using mind altering substances to treat mental health conditions, litko says it plans to ask the fda to reconsider its rejection, as the studies take several years and millions of dollars to conduct. us health officials have approved the first nasal spray to treat severe allergic reactions, offering an alternative to injectable products like the epipen. the fda said today approved the spray as an emergency treatment for adults and older children experiencing life threatening allergic reactions. the new spray will be marketed under the brand name nephi. it's one of several needle free devices being developed. >> the cdc is encouraging schools across the u.s. to add n

the body of a 31 year-old man was found sunday at the berryessa bart station. officers say there is no foul play suspected anyone with info is encouraged to reach out to police. >> on the peninsula, man as arrested in san mateo county after deputies say he used social media to pray on teenage girls. they say that there may be more victims out there. authorities say 19 year-old william mccool trip would use snapchat to have inappropriate conversations with underage girls. they say he would even drive to the victims or ask that they take public transportation to meet up with them. deputies say he would use several different fake names like john kelly or josh few or he's since been arrested. investigators are asking anyone with information about him to come forward. >> gopro is planning to lay off about 15% of its workforce. the company says its restructuring to reduce expenses, trying to say 50 million dollars. the based tech from is known, of course, for its wearable cameras. currently, gopro employs 925 people. the layoffs will happen by the end of the year and

it affected seven bart stations from hayward to the berryessa north san jose stop.bart says the problems were fixed last night about 630, and all bart stations were reopened during that service break. ac transit and vta sent in busses to pick up stranded bart riders. bart blames the problem on the system to make sure there's a safe distance between bart trains. >> all right, 718 let's keep the traffic thing going here with sal and i overheard you in the newsroom. you said, you know, it's not a busy day. it's friday. >> it is? yeah. it's not a busy day today. it's actually light. in case you're wondering about bart that we just spoke of. all the bart trains are running as normal today, so they did fix those issues. let's go right to some of the busiest commutes. we normally have. and look, the richmond bridge does not have a lot going on, and that's great. we also do have a nice looking commute on 24 and 680. and here at the toll plaza we have not had any slowing. so i like what we see and things are likely to get even better as the morning wears on. there's still so