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the bart train derailment in the east bay. the train is dangling off the elevated tracks blocking both directions on the pittsburgh bay poimt line. >> it forced hundreds of commuters to find a different way home and the track may be shutdown through tomorrow night. here is where it happened at the concord station. right now there is month service past the pleasant hill station. >> good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama dates in for carolyn johnson. >> we will begin with abc7 news reporter live in concord where the train is dangling so precariously. sergio? >> dan, the train has been sitting up there now for four and a half hours. it is not going to be moving anytime soon. i am told it will be leaving the concord station on the other track and it is strad lig both of the rails. they will be bringing in a

very large crane and other heavy equipment, but it will take some time. bart says trains will not be running through here at least until sunday. the bart train derailed after 6:30 at the height of the evening commute. and it is going to take a longtime to get trains running through here again? >> they will not have bart service all day tomorrow and through the evening. >> reporter: from sky 7hd you can see how the train came to rest blocking rails in both directions. that's the reason why all trains were stopped between pleasant hill and pittsburgh bay point. a bart spokesperson says the train operator was not injured in the accident. the derailment had special damage. >> there is damage to the track and the third rail and that is going to take -- that's what will take a longtime is repairing the damage to the track and the third rail. >> the train just finished its

service day and it didn't have any passengers on board. commuters headed here were surprised to learn why they had to use buses to get to their final destination. >> no. the train went off the rail? >> the tail end is across two rails. >> it is not yet clear why the train jumped the tracks. and as bart investigates why this accident happened, you see that marker up there? c-57? there were a couple of neighbors came by that said there was another train that derailed in nearly that identical spot three years ago and so they are trying to figure out how this happened again. reporting live in bart, -- at the barred concord station, -- at the bart concord station. >> thank you. hundreds of passengers were forced to take bus shuttles tonight. sky 7hd was overhead as they packed the buses. abc7 news reporter alan wang

is at the pleasant hill bart station. >> a lot of confused passengers wandered off at the pleasant hill station after being told it was the end of the line. >> this was not my normal stop. i am confused about where to go. >> shortly after the derailment they brought the rest of the passengers home. >> i don't know what i am doing. >> a lot of passengers were unfamiliar with the layout of the station as they try to figure out which bus would get them to the right station. >> trains don't fall off the tracks too often thankfully. >> coming back live you can see the bus taking passengers to the last three stations on the yellow line. it is the concord, the north concord in martinez and the pittsburgh bay point stations. they are coordinating buses

from three agencies. they are making decisions on the fly and they seem to be keeping it altogether. there are some feelings of uncertainty tonight, but people are getting home. reporting live from the pleasant hill bart station, i'm alan wang, abc7 news. >> that's good to hear, alan. a moment ago this is not the first time a bart train derailed in this spot. three years ago a 10-car sfo-bound train came off the tracks outside the concord station. take a look, about 65 passengers were on on board at the time. in this incident, no passengers were on board. there were minor injuries and it will take a full day to hoist them back on the tracks. we will follow this breaking news tonight on air and on-line. you can get the latest developments on on the bart derailment on abc7 news bay area. someone may be trying to poison dogs again in the

diamond heights neighborhoods. the sign warns of a familiar danger. last july several dogs were sickened by eating cooked meatballs filled with rat poison. one dog died. now there are reports that three dogs were sickened the same way near crest line drive where the previous poisonings happened. even neighbors without dogs are concerned. >> that's really terrible. a lot of people have dogs and they take a them out and walk them and it is disgusting. >> police are warning residents with dogs to be extremely careful while walking around the neighborhood. >> tonight there are more victims of a person throwing full water bottles at moving vehicles. six incidents have been confirmed in sonoma county though there may have been 10 total between santa rosa and it includes a fed ex truck and two school buses over the last week. one bus driver was on the way to pick up the special education student yesterday when a water bottle came crashes into -- crashing into

her bus. >> it had a long crackdown the back of it. the mirror on the inside came flying out. there was actually no mere left. >> the chp released pictures of the vehicle taken at the santa rosa transit mall. it is a white tacoma with white stripes. one of the men who beat brian stow nee a coma was -- into a coma was released. he will face a federal weapons charge for firearms and ammunition found in his home. he finished serving time today for attacking stowe, but he could spend 10 more years if convicted on the weapons charge. happening now, the covered california website is off line and will stay that way into tomorrow because of software problems. the website's enrollment function has been down since wednesday. they have not said exactly what the problem is only that the engineers are working on it. consumers can use the website

to shop and compare and cannot enroll on-line. the window for enrollment closes on march 31st. the dalai lama is preparing for a series of talks. he landed in san francisco and was risked through the ritz-carlton hotel. the dalai lama waded into the huge crowd that came to see him. his talks will be in san francisco and berkeley on sunday and santa clara on monday. it has been a record year for suicides, and where are the prevention barriers approved years ago? >> i team reporter dan noyes investigated and he is here with the details. >> devastated families want to know why nothing has been done. so i put tough questions to bridge officials. their answers are coming up next. >> and we are following the breaking news close to bart derailment in the east bay. crews are working to get them back on the tracks. we'll update that shortly.

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uncovered a disturbing fact. 2013 was a record year of suicides from the golden gate bridge. >> still, a suicide prevention barrier is stuck in bureaucratic red tape and has been for years. dan noyes is here with an eye team investigation. >> we in the media sometimes hesitate to report on on the issue of suicide for fear-inspiring copycats. but mental health professionals tell us this is important. a suicide barrier can help prevent these deaths. the numbers are not exact and it is hard to imagine. as many as 2,000 people have died at the golden gate. kim and manuel invited us to

walk the golden tbait -- golden gate with them. not to take in the view, but to remember their 18-year-old son kyle who died here last september. >> he was energetic, vibrant, popular. >> they come twice a month to attend the bridge district board meetings to push for suicide prevention barrier. >> time is of the essence for every day, every week and every month more people die by jumping off the golden gate bridge. >> the board members approved the suicide barrier in 2008. a steel net that will happening below the sidewalk. they refused to fund the project. >> to be quibbling around what agency will provide what portion of the money, i find that very, very upsetting. >> state assembly member has been pushing for the suicide barrier for more than 20 years. he tells me the bridge district, the metropolitan transportation commission and cal trans can't agree on the

amount each will pay for the $66 million project. >> if we had it determined years ago those lives would have been saved. >> there is a funding issue. >> we took the concerns to golden gate bridge general manager. >> is it just a matter of quibbling of who will pay what share? >> right now we are having lots of conversations with lots of funding agencies and we are trying to finalize the conversations for funding plans. >> the families of those who have died are upset that the bridge will be installing a $26 million moveable barrier to prevent head on collisions by the end of the year. one person has been killed in a head on crash on the tbolden gate in the past 15 years. there were four other nonfatal collisions. >> why install the moveable barrier when you have many more people dying because of a lack of a suicide barrier. >> we were fortunate we would get funding for the moveable barrier. >> it shows a record 46

confirmed suicides in 2013. 10 in the month of august alone. >> there is no indication that the numbers will decrease in anyway. >> the author of the bridge's deadly history. more people die on the golden gate than any other structure in the world about one death every 10 days. >> if you stop and think about it, if there were two or three deaths every month from cable car accidents in the city or if a fan fell to their death from at&t park every 10 days it would be fixed immediately. public pressure would demand it. >> these are the faces behind the numbers. >> kathy was bright and sensitive and she was an artist. >> they come from all walks of life. >> my son, michael, was one of the sweetest sons you could ask for. >> established businessmen. >> he enjoys people and he enjoys getting to know so many

young people. >> i am very given with animals and people. she always put the people in front of herself. >> everyone in this group lost someone on the golden gate bridge. most died after the board approved the net. >> december 15th, 2011. >> august 3rd, 2009. >> november 22nd, 2010. >> august 29th, 2013. >> these family members shared their stories with us. their private pain. in hopes of spurring the bureaucrats to finally get it done. >> they will say why should we spend it is 50 million or $60 million for a suicide barrier? they will just go somewhere else. that's not true. there is no evidence to support that. >> we know in sue said -- suicide prevention mim tig lethal -- limiting lethal means is helps with preventing suicide. it is like having a gun in your backyard. >> he has seen firsthand how

urgent the issue is. >> from your office have you seen somebody jump? >> next question. >> it took him awhile to answer. >> have i worked here a long time and i have seen several people take their lives. >> do you personally favor the suicide barrier? >> i value every human life. >> no answers why the number of suicides was up. they say they removed the toll takers so there is no easy way to report somebody on the bridge. but the district argues that's not the case. most of the tips come in from drivers on cell phones. they prevented 118 people from jumping off the bridge that's year and that's also a record. >> thank you. we continue to follow the breaking news after a train derailment forced delays throughout the bart system. >> the train ran off the tracks at 6:20 at the concord station. no one was hurt. the concord, north concord and pleasant hill stations are closed.

they could stay closed through tomorrow evening because crews need to remove the cars and fix any damage to the track. >> and we are going to update this for you tomorrow on the morning news beginning at 5:00 a.m. of course on twitter at abc7 news bay area. stay here and we'll keep you updated on how bart continues with this issue. >> the countdown to the rain in the bay area is on. >> it is just five days from now on wednesday. you can track it on your smartphone with the abc7 news weather app. >> sandhya patel is live with the details. >> you need the weather app. it is fantastic. it is not just one storm coming in next wednesday. it is a couple more storms behind it. the scene behind me is serene. it is really, really calm up here. the wind isn't really blowing. this is setting the stage for what is coming in the weekend. just a couple of patches of clouds on live doppler 7hd.

here is what it looked like today. record levels in san rafael. oakland and redwood city and san jose and 73 degrees in sivermore. definitely warm by winter's standards. as you look from our tower camera, san francisco out toward the bay and visibility is great. 52 in san francisco and it is 53 in san jose and 46 in half moon bay. we are seeing patchy low clouds. emeryville shoe ug a view of oakland there. here are your numbers upper 40s for santa rosa and fairfield and 50 in napa and livermore and the view from the exploratorium looking toward the ferry building and it is clear. patchy low clouds and mild days expected this weekend. with the wet pattern setting up next week. it is going to take awhile to get out of town. we need the storms so we'll take them. looking at the high temperatures, just a sampling. compare them to average. santa rosa 69 and it is 7 degrees above normal.

2 degrees higher than san francisco. oakland 66 and 4 degrees warmer than where you should be. san jose at 68. it is 5 degrees above the typical average for february 22nd. high pressure and the strong ridge in command which will provide the mild weather, but not for long. the middle of next week, the first batch of rain arrives on wednesday. a lull on thursday before the second stronger system arrives on friday, and that one looks like it is going to bring us heavier rainfall. as you notice there in the blue, that will continue into saturday as another system arise sunday into monday. upper 30s to the upper 40s tomorrow morning. if you have early plans tomorrow , make a sure that you are you bundled up. 63 in san francisco. upper 60s with sunshine in santa rosa, napa, and 68 in san jose. concord, 66 oakland and 70 degrees antioch, livermore, fairfield. it is really, really going to

feel leak spring tomorrow. but the temperatures will trend lower. going into the second half of your weekend staying dry into early next week. and then let the countdown begin. it is wet on wednesday. chance of showers on thursday. wet and windy set up for your friday. i'm so thrilled to tell you about the news. live from the roof of the kgo-tv broadcast center, i'm meteorologist is a sandhya patel. >> we are just as thrilled. >> stay with us. sports is next.

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harbaugh. it didn't happen though because harbaugh's wife did not want to move. despite three nfc title games and a super bowl, there are rumor that hair bra -- harbaugh and the manager do not get along. some say the trade story is not true, but the browns did not deny it out right. lisa leslie was courtside to watch stanford. there was a huge come back and she fenned with 27 points and 7 rebounds and three blocks. stanford wins it 64-59 and clinch at least a share of the 14th straight regular season conference title. cal was across town at ucla. this game was close. thanks to a balanced attack and she lays in 2 of the 14. rigby scored 15 points as the bears win their fifth straight 77 to 72. this morning canada beat team usa in men's ice hockey to

advance to sunday's gold medal game. three members of the sharks played in the contest. he couldn't believe the u.s. came up short. >> had a big celebration planned if the u.s. would have pulled that one out. you would have still seen the litter in here if the u.s. won. it was going to be a beg usa part. party. canada spilled my plans. >> tomorrow the u.s. plays finland for the bronze. don't 2 away. when we come back we will go to spring training. after a great 2013,

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playoffs, but that's not because of hunter pense. >> it is a league of adjustments. you have to continue to push to get better. i think we did that by adding michael morris and a tim hudson. each and every one of us individually and collectively have to push to grow and continue to get better. >> michael morris, you pick him up in the outfield. what are your impressions of him? >> fun to have hem on the team. he has charisma. we are similar in a lot of aspects so it is fun to have him on the team. >> how tough is it to come to another team and all of a sudden two or three years later be considered one of the leaders? >> i don't think i consider myself anything other than a teammate. we have a great group of guys. there are a ton of leaders in here. it is a group that gets along. they played together for awhile. it is a lot of fun to be a

part of the team. >> hunter has been an inspirational leader the last two years, and i think that will continue in 2014. reporting with the giants in scottsdale, mike shumann, abc7 sports. >> thanks, mike. abc7 sports was brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> good stuff, thank you. >> say with us.

wake up weather. it will start off with a chill as we have seen the last couple mornings. upper 30s and upper 40s. patchy low clouds near the coast. lisa argen is here at 5:00 a.m. tracking the upcoming storm in the middle of next week. >> bring it on, sandhya. >> coming up next on jimmy kimmle. >> we appreciate your time. >> i'm ama dates in for carolyn johnson.

tune in for our next newscast tune in for our next newscast at 5:00 a.m. for the ,, >> from hollywood, it's jimmy kimmel night. and now, why not, here's jimmy kimmel! >> thank you for joining us. it has been sunny and warm just despite the fact that most of