one man is in his late 20s and the other in his early 30s, and they were conscience but complaining of pain in their lower bodies and had puncture wounds and were taken to the hospital. the investigation is now being handled by cal osha. matt keller, abc7 news. just because ann coulter cancelled coming to berkeley today doesn't mean trouble still won't show up. >> several groups are events at cal and this time berkeley says it will be ready. >> reporter: we are at civic center park where ann coulter supporters are planning to be to represented her, and we are across the street from the berkeley police department and police say they are ready. cal police say they also have a plan and tell us students will notice more officers on campus today and they will be very

visible. they are also letting surrounding police departments know, and they put them on standby to be ready in case they need help. ann coulter supporters say they don't want the violent tactics of some protesters to win, and they don't want it to look like they backed down to them, so other right wing >> ann sent her speech to us and not sure who will read it but her words will be spoken today. >> the first rally is scheduled for 10:00 this morning, and it's being called a non-violent response to the craziness of ann coulter and her illk, and then another rally at bancroft and telegraph, and then at 2:00 the coulter supporters will be here at civic center park.

city leaders say they are not sure how many people to expect, but they are planning for a number of possibilities. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. coulter is expressing frustration with one of the groups that originally invited her to speak at cal and then pulled their support over concerns about safety. >> now we have kwraf saying we are going to strike a blow for the next speaker at berkeley. no, i want to win now. can republicans ever win now? >> tuesday ann coulter said she was not moving forward. stay on top of developments on berkeley today with the abc7 news app, download it for free and enable push alerts to get the breaking news as it happens. this video just coming in moments ago. a two alarm fire at a house.

this was near benicia road and taylor avenue right after midnight. there were people trapped inside but firefighters didn't find anybody, and the police department said they were able to knock it down in ten minutes and the fire was reported by somebody driving by, and at this point they are still investigating what started it. reggie? a couple stories on the president's agenda. he is planning to renegotiate nafta despite a campaign of pulling out it entirely, and terminating the deal with require six months notice. during the campaign, the president called nafta the worst trade deal ever signed by the u.s. president trump's new tax reform is out and the team is calling it the biggest tax in history.

it would cut the corporate tax rate from 35% to 15. and it would double the current standard deduction, and creating three basic tax brackets down from the current seven. it would help with child care costs. it's only one page long. it certainly lacks specifics, like how it would affect a typical family. most importantly of all, how these tax cuts would be paid for. >> we will be attacked from the left and be attacked from the right, but one thing is certain i would never ever bet against this president. he will get this done for the american people. >> democrats have blasted the white house tax plan as wildly unrealistic. another example, they say, of providing too little detail about the president's proposals. a cable car worker is charged with theft of fares.

his arrest is part of an ongoing investigation that began two months ago. another cable car worker was arrested last week. williams was accused of stealing at least $900 in fares. and b.a.r.t. is seeking arrest warrants to capture teens in a mob attack over the weekend. investigators identified them using surveillance video from the train car and that surveillance has not been publicly released. up to 60 teens swarmed the trains robbing and beating passengers. the b.a.r.t. board of directors are discussing ways to reduce fare evasion. they are proposing a plan to catch cheeaters. officials are also considering electronic hand ticket readers that would check tickets on the platform or trains.

the b.a.r.t. board is expected to make a decision before the budget decision in june. and then keeping city workers from going on strike. the contract dispute involves 450 employees. union leaders want a 17% raise to keep up with silicon valley's high skacost of living and the y has offered 10%. and then the health care plan is moving forward. the committee voted yesterday to send the proposal to the appropriations committee, and it replaces insurance companies with government funded health care. critics say the measure would require high taxes and likely create longer waits to see a doctor. water managers are dropping most but not all of the mandatory water restrictions

imposed tkaor the drought. now that the governor declared an end to the drought state of emergency, it will make water conservation a way of life. watering 48 hours after it rains and over watering to the point where water is running on to a sidewalk or gutter will not be tolerated. we are starting off with a problem in the east bay with b.a.r.t. this morning. a full closer of the richmond station. this is all due to a power outage, so they are not sure what caused that and have crews on the scene, but that station is totally dark. that is fully closed so the end of the line at this point is now el cerrito dell nor tea. it's not impacting any other stations and they are saying we will get the service restored as soon as possible so we will update you as soon as we have new information.

and flipping over to the traffic maps here and talking to the roads, westbound highway 4 just past state route 242, somebody spilled a ton of gravels, about 100 yards worth and caused a couple vehicles to spin out and looks like they have a street sweeper out there and it's pushed off to the shoulder but a little debris left and take it easy through that stretch. and let's go over to nicco. >> sounds like you are off to a rocky start up there. >> good one. >> had to go there. thanks for the pity laughs. and it's about 49 degrees in walnut creek. on the road, finally drive weather-wise. it will be breezy on the water this afternoon. and mass transit, it's all good there and that's why it's green. the temperatures up to 13 degrees cooler than this time yesterday because of the drier air and lack of clouds.

44 in reasoner park. low to mid-50s along the bay shore. we have alameda and san carlos at 53, and san jose, 56. we have a little breeze up in the hills and those will come down, and they will shake the trees, and modern amounts of pollen there. we have got very high uv index. 46 to about 52 degrees, but it will be breezy in the hills. i just wanted t you. look at that. all zeros on the chances of rain. what is the big story, 80s and 90s? they are possible. i'll show you next. the wells fargo scandal going from bad to worst and a new lawsuit showing how far employees were pushed to open accounts. and then the bathroom break that landed one passenger in trouble. trouble. here's a live

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welcome back. take a look here. we're just getting this video from syria into the live desk. a large explosion overnight near the damascus airport, and media

is blaming israel right now. it's said to be an attack on a military installation near the airport. so far no deaths or injuries reporte reported. isra israel. reggie, back to you. a man says he was kicked off a delta flight after he got up to go to the bathroom while the to go to the bathroom while the plane was still on the tarmac. > oh, boy. he says his plane was delayed so long he couldn't hold any any longer. he got up to go to the bathroom and a flight atenoned told him to sit down, and he did but a few minutes he got up and went anyway. hamilton was forced to get off the plane. fbi agents were waiting for him at the gate.

>> he said he came to arrest me and after our conversation realized that some of the language that was my name was n. >> in a statement the airlines says it's imperative passengers comply with crew instructions during all phases of flight especially at the critical points of takeoff and landing. months after the phoney account scandal came to light several employees say t pressured to target illegal aliens. >> and then paying $10 to come to the branch by offering to cash their checks for free, and once they got them inside the bank employees would persuade them to open new accounts. >> undocumented workers were the perfect customers. >> and representing shareholders

>> and representing shareholders in a class action lawsuit. >> things ever went south and they realized they were being charged fees they didn't realize they were being charged they would be less likely to complain. >> wells fargo fired back saying the assertions are offensive because they run counter to the expectations of wells fargo and would be in violation of things we have in place to safeguard abuses. >> they would find the easiest targets, you know, immigrants tat didn't speak english, and the elderly that were hard of hearing and young college students. >> so far the board has been insulati insulatiaulated from the allega and then voting tuesday to

impose a 7% tax on marijuana-related businesses. city officials relate funds from measure "a" that will pay for city services, and a third measure would have allowed up to three medical marijuana dispensaries in campbell and that got rejected. bob meyers says he is confident kerr will return to the games. meyers told 957 the game kerr needs to feel better for a string of days, not just one or two in order to return to the sidelines. players say they are concerned for the coach and it's putting things into perspective. >> this doesn't matter, and we are not trying to get him healthy so he can coach us in the playoffs but healthy so he

can live everyday life. >> the warriors are winning for the winner of the clippers and jazz series. the warriors play utah at sunday at oracle. it's a commuter alert if you are going to be traveling in the east bay and you normally stop at richmond station, that's where you get on for b.a.r.t., not going to happen. right now we have a power outage, and they are not sure what caused that. when the b.a.r.t. employees arrived this morning, it was totally dark. you can head up one stop to el cerrito del norte and get on there instead. trains are able to turn around at richmond so it's not impacting service anywhere else but a headache if you head to richmond there. a quick check of the golden gate plaza, and we have the zipper trucks out giving you more room on the southbound side, and a quick check of drive times here

as well. tracy to dublin, a little in the yellow, stop and go traffic at 34 minutes, and antioch to concord, 14, and then san rafael to san francisco, just 17 minutes. look at this little shake, rattle and roll as we transition from the below-average temperatures to above-average temperatures. and yep, that's all folks. spring is back and clear and milder nights on the way also and extended still looking like summer. and the track is moving to the north. the microclimates are back. 67 in los gatos and santa cruz. it will be breezy after 3:00. same thing on the peninsula as far as the breeze. 66 in millbrae to 69 in palo

alto. we will hover around 69 at the coast where it will be breezy. 58, bodega bay. that's the cool spot anywhere. 71 to 74 across the north bay valleys. breezy after 3:00, and 66 in richmond. oakland, 68 to 69 in fremont. our last stop, 72 to 74. open the windows. we just keep going up and then you focus on tuesday, and you see 70 at the coast. 80 around the bay. and almost 90. inland, it's going to be warm. >> i'm looking forward to that but i didn't know it was going to get that warm. thank you. oakland native, tom hanks, sounding off on the move to vegas for the raiders. and imagine you are driving down the highway when this happens. what investigators are blaming it on. first, this morning's tech bytes. >> google home has five million

recipes. google home will read the steps to you at whatever pace you choose. and then developing a car that changes color. >> interesting. they produced a video about it last year and now are said to be testing it. the car recognizes its driver. then it changes the color, all of this, depending on your mood. >> then you can't lie to people. >> then you can't lie to people. is everything okay?

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get to your tv. this dashcam catching a tree coming down on i-5 yesterday in washington. around the same time, not far away another tree fell on a house and thankfully nobody was inside at the time. authorities blame saturated soil from the recent rains there. taking a one-man stand against the team's move to las vegas. we are talking about tom hanks. he is going on an nfl moratorium for two years if the raiders leave. this week he spoke out against the raiders. you can't make them play on artifici artificial turf and still call them the raiders. scammers identify themselves as u.s. immigration employees

and make the calls seem like it's coming from the dhs hotline and demand personal information often by telling you that you are a victim of identity theft. the dhs says if you call concerning your information, hang up immediately and call the center. and then major artist got their start on youtube, and this is called the best cover ever. you must up load a song to th site. videos can be submitted through may 19th, and the songs include backstreet boys, and demi lovato lovato's "confident," and it launches later this year, and i am assuming on abc?

maybe? >> i don't know. alexis, how is the power outage doing? >> no information so still a full closer of the richmond b.a.r.t. station. you cannot get on b.a.r.t. at richmond and instead you will have to head to the next stop, el cerrito del norte. and not a good start for mass transit. ace 1 is delayed 20 minutes due to signal problems out of the stockton area so they have not left yet. let's check in with mike nicco, and you have better news than do th do. here's a look at the giants game today. we have taken two out of three, and how much three out of four? grab the sun screen. average high in san francisco, 65. look at that, upper 60s to low 70s through next wednesday. our first sign of a 90 is

wednesday, next week in san jose. in oakland, our warmest day could be monday as we reach 80 and a lot of mid to upper 70s there. best cover ever, that's a youtube thing so look forward to that. and then the jolt you can get from energy drinks could lead to problems with your heart or blood pressure. the blend of caffein, sugar and herbal stimulants can cause dangerous changes in heart rhythm, and despite the small size of the study, she recommends small portions of the drink. the next generation of alexa is coming, and part camera and part alexis and fashion analyst. you take full body photos of your outfits and the echo look will tell you which one to wear?

>> oh, please. >> if you want to get one you have to request an invitation. we have a link with more information on abc7news.com. there are already people online who are saying that putting a camera in your bedroom, not a great idea. >> in terms of privacy concerns. >> who knows where the will even end up. and then coming up next at 5:00, new details on the action that officials plan on taking. dashcam video shows a heroic action by a police officer. the incredible moment once he opens that door. attorney general sounding off about recent decisions made in the courtroom here in san francisco. a drone shows surfers a drone shows surfers hanging out in the

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good morning. welcome to 5:00 on a thursday, april 27th. we have a whole lot to get to this morning. >> including a commuter alert with alexis. what is happening with b.a.r.t. right now? >> we have a full station closer due to a power outage there at the richmond station. it's totally dark right now so you will not be able to board b.a.r.t. at the richmond station and instead you have to head up a stop, el cerrito del norte, or whatever other stop you would like to use. we have not had any new information over the last half hour. we have a collision now in the pwur hreupbg game area in the soutou