live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> investigators at the amtrak derailment in philadelphia confirm an eighth person was killed in tuesday's tragedy on the rails. cadaver dogs found the victim's remains this morning in the mangled first car. all passengers and crew members have now been accounted for. thanks for joining us. >> authorities have not yet released the identity of that latest victim. we are learning new information about the bay area ties of the wells fargo executive who was killed. our reporter joins us now from the newsroom with the latest. >> we are learning more about

the victim. he lived in walnut creek until last year. he was with wells fargo for a year serving as senior vice president of a hospitality finance group. before that he worked as senior vice president of the marriott north banking decision and was several years with a san francisco agency. authorities now say that all passengers and crew have been accounted for. >> there is no way in the world that he should have been going that fast into the curve. >> the philadelphia mayor reels over reports the amtrak train was moving more than 100 miles per hour and flames the 32-year-old engineer brandon boston beyond who was a contractor for amtrak here in the bay area before 2011. >> it is not unusual to have short-term memory loss. >> his lawyer said he does not remember the accident and tried to reduce speed but was knocked out.

>> he has 15 staples in his head and sketches in one leg and a knee is immobilized. >> five victims have been identified. wells fargo executive, and midshipman zoemer in new york at second year at the naval academy and james gaines worked for the associate press and dr. griffith a dean of student affairs at a college in new york. the ntsb is investigating several factors including speed and conditions of the track and train. thank you. wells fargo release as statement a short time ago reading "it is with great sadness wells fargo confirms that a valued member of our commercial rather decision has passed away. our hearts go out to all those impacted by the tragedy." >> crews are cleaning up after a freight train derailed this morning in another part of

pennsylvania. officials say about 13 cars, all empty want off the rails and overturned in pittsburgh. no one was hurt. the railway company that operates the track is sending trains to remove the cars. >> a cruise ship docked in san francisco is dealing with an outbreak of an illness. the star princess arrived after 7:00 this morning. take a look. the ship left san francisco april 29 on a 14-day crew to hawaii and baja. people began getting sick four days into the voyage. >> they had sanitizing solution when you ate and encouraged you to wash your hand as lot. we did. and we never had any problem. >> passengers say the crew immediately began to take steps to limit the spread of the iness. the centers for disease control said 151 passengers and crew members became sick over the sick out of 3700 people on board.

so it is a small personal. this morning 15 are still under the weather and the ship now is being thoroughly cleaned right new. we will have more on the developing story this afternoon on abc7 news at 4:00. >> the skies are cloudy but you may have had some rain or heavy mist in the area. now a look outside from the camera at mount sutro because clouds are building. our meteorologist is joining it. >> looking at live doppler hd you can see to the south and the east, putting it in motion, rotating north to us are some of the scattered showers and the possibility of thunderstorms that we talked about. the heavy ever the showers are to our south as we head through the rest the morning into the afternoon the potential is still there for scattered showers and isolated thunder, light precipitation if you get under one of the thunderstorms it could be moderate and with the strongest storm staying to the

south i don't think much of us are going do get more than .1" maybe .25" if you are under a cell. >> thanks. you know what everyone is talking about are warriors players are flying to memphis right now hoping to come back with the western convince semifinal title they need only one more win. our reporter is at oakland airport. matt? >> warriors' plane took off 35 or 40 minutes ago and they are on the way hoping to close out the grizzlies in the playoff series tomorrow night. [ inaudible ] >> steph curry is getting on the plane. he is the mvp and other players were upbeat after the big win last night at oracle arena and we were asked why we were up so early but we are always up early. the players have to deal with

the memphis plans tomorrow night and they know it is nothing compared to what the opponents have to face when they play in oakland at the oracle arena. we spoke about what it is like to play in front of the home crowd. eight crowd man, it is great. [ inaudible ] best time of the year in the playoffs at the oracle arena. >> what a game the warriors won by 20 points, 89-78 take the 3-2 sears lead and mvp was hot at end of the first quarter and became the fastest player to reach 100 three-pointers. he had 18. everyone was talking about on social media barnes flipped and did the splits. ouch! three was okay and he had a nice game with 14 points. everyone is hoping for a win in memphis but even if the warriors loads tomorrow night they will have a chance to close out the series on sunday in game 7 at oracle arena with all the

memphis grizzly fans and players may want to bring some ear plugs. thank you. keep posting your pictures and votes online, we are featuring pictures on air and at abc7news.com. use # dubson7. wewill find them there is a new controversial vaccine bill so it is harder to opt out of getting your children vaccinated. the authors have amended it before the vote slightly with schools do not have to inform families of how many kids they have vaccinated kids with health issue could get a medical waiver. the bill needs approval from governor brown. he released the revised state budget proposal based on surplus tax revenues and the biggest news he is increasing funding to the uc system so tuition will stay the same for the next two

years. uc president janet napolitano threatened to hike tuition in the fall for the next five years without the added funding. brown planned to increase spending on k-12 and set aside $4 billion to pay debt and create tax crediteds for california's poorest families. an interesting bit, the governor proposes an amnesty program for people with past due traffic tickets. >> there is still no sign of the united states helicopter that went missing on tuesday in the earthquake ravaged area of nepal with six mains and two service member from nepal on board. united states and nepal and indian army troops are involved in the search mission. one nepal army official believes that it is going to take ground troops at this point to find thely corporate rather than buy aerial search. other sources are putting up tints in katmandu for those displaced by the earthquakes. sergio quintana is in the we capital. >> something that is going on is

a lot of retrieving of people who were injured in the earthquake by the military, both the nepal military and, also the international group of military who is come to help include the united states. people did get become to a little bit of normality and there was more activity in the street and more people trying to ease back into a regular sense of life. >> sergio continues reporting tonight. >> coming up at look commuters across the bay area ditch their cars today. >> think you can't ride to work in your work clothe? think again we met people today who did and it they say you can do it, too. we will hear from them, coming up next. >> later on, breaking up isn't so hard to do. not when someone else is doing it for you. we will

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story. >> if you have looked at these people out your car window and thought this wasn't for you your commute is too far for a bicycle ride, consider this group. these people bike dead from san francisco to silicon valley. >> heading out from 24th mission and going next to the san jose airport. it is kind of a mixture of on the road and on the bay trail. >> he said the ride takes about four hours. a huge group made the trip this morning as part of bike to work day. we saw mostly experienced riders participating today. the idea is to show people who do not usually commute on their bikes they can do it, too. people like jennifer who gave it a try this morning for the first time. she had to get from her home to san francisco's waterfront. >> i was intimidated bit distance but it was nice to be with experienced bicyclists who knew some routes and suggestions for me. >> the mayor lee rode his bicycle and said he is proud of the 343 miles of bike

infrastructure the city has in place but he has plans to do more. >> we are getting the best advise we have of the safe routes and how to make them safer. they are counting heads today and expect to see an uptick. the hope is that will happen every day. >> will you do it again? >> definitely. >> in san francisco for abc7 news. >> the littlest biker. so cute. >> next, a warning for actor johnny depp. >> strainian authorities are threating to put down his two dogs. >> a vitamin to take to prevent certain

>> australian officials are threatening johnny depp to get his two dogs out of the country or they will be put back and accused him of nuclearing his dogs in the country on his private jet in violation of strict quarantine law and will spotted at mansion he is representing while shooting the new "pirates," movie. officials say he had until saturday to send them back to california or they will try to put them down. >> that is a purr. merlin has been given the world record for loudest purr by domestic cat. the cat's own are said she can hear him over her hair being dried. that is really loud. >> that loud! >> i don't know if we are hearing anything loud from the skies today, but waiting for that. >> mike, what do you say?

>> i hope we hear something because that means someone is getting a good soaking of rain from an isolated thunderstorm that is possible mainly just scatter the light showers. look at what live doppler hd is tracking all morning the stuff that has been off the coast and that is pretty much where it has been staying. now we have the heating of the day you can see our higher elevations are starting to get storms to develop as we look at mount mary katharine ham and head up to the sue knell grade and through livermore and pleasanton and fremont and dublin and san ramon and danville. that is where the showers are headed and a light shower that will head up to palo alto and east palo alto and stanford and redwood city and right along 84 and possibly on dumbarton bridge over the next hour or so and a few sprinkles from about pacifica up through muir beach and heavier sprinkles around petaluma and headed to sonoma. the stuff along the coast will have a hard time getting any closer to us so i am going to go

cuss on the stuff that is to our south and to our east that is rotating up toward us are we will get a better chance of showers and storms. not to say though, as you look from sutro tower that a few sprinkles right there downtown, it looks like. waves of showers, it sounds more impressive than it is with possible thunder and a little bit cooler tomorrow for the morning commute and then, ever so slight warming trend this weekend where temperatures are still well below average. mid-to-upper 50s along the coast in san francisco and low-to-mid 60s elsewhere and tonight there could be a little drizzle in the morning and mostly we are cloudy and temperatures are in the upper 40s to low 50s and we may see the clouds open up in the north bay. here is a look at the trough that going to stay offshore and the low that is staying offshore also, where the heaviest of the showers is and the low tracks to the south it is from monterey south where we get a better chance of prescription but on the presence that or over in the east bay that is where we will have the better chance of showers and by mid-flight you can see

everything fades even and the stray shower is possible across the north bay and wake up tomorrow morning and the breezes will start to kick in and we will actually see some sunshine by the afternoon hours and temperatures will slowly climb but for the coast we are stuck in the 50s and mid-to-upper 60s around the bay and low-to-mid 70's inland through the weekend. if you are caught under one of the showers at .1" or under the thunderstorms possible .25 join but not all of us will see rain. >> we could have a little bit of rain but that does not mean to skip the sunscreen. "consumer reports" found some do not offer the protection claims. one claimed spf of 50-plus closer to 24. we posted "consumer reports" topics on our website at abc7news.com. >> a type of vitamin b could help lower the risk of i the

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