gredients for life. developing news tonight. police are looking for suspects after a shot is fired, and a baby goes missing. good evening, i am ken wayne. frank somerville is off tonight. >> i'm julie haener. for the second time in a week, there's been a mass murder in california. people in the tiny town of seal beach say they've seen nothing like it. nine people were shot and eight

of them are dead. this afternoon, a gunman opened fire inside a busy hair salon. two former salon workers said the killer was the ex-husband of another worker and they had a bitter divorce. shortly after the shooting, the suspect was stopped about a half mile away. >> he exited the vehicle and was taken into custody, being detained by our officers i should say at the location without incident. >> the suspect has not been identified, shortly after his arrest, police went to a home in nearby huntington beach and taped it off as a crime scene. new at 10:00, a crowd of about 200 people gathered for a community meeting tonight. in el sorrito. police suggest people keep

their doors and windows locked, or perhaps invest in dead bolts. they also called on residence to keep an eye on their neighborhoods. y a reminder to develop a sense of awareness, community, being a guide neighbor instead of just hunkering down and going about your way. >> police say they have moved some officers around to increase street patrols. emotions ran hot as people are demanding answers about the death of a little girl hit by a car while she was in a crosswalk. live at st. francis, where he learned police have not arrested the driver. >> reporter: ken at one point, things got so angry, emotional and tense that someone reminded the crowd, this is a church and please have respect. >> there will never be peace in

this community. we demand an answer. >> reporter: it has been two weeks since a school teacher's car hit and killed a 6-year-old walking in a crosswalk to school. at tonight's meeting, some wanted to know why the teacher, who had previous traffic citations has not been arrested. >> [ inaudible ] that doesn't change the fact that [ inaudible ] >> reporter: throughout tonight's loud meeting, the mother, who saw her daughter hit by a car sat quietly, once rubbing a tear from her eye. some asked for cooperation, instead of accusation. >> the times right now to be quiet and think about bringing us all together. >> yes. >> because we are together

because we live here together. >> reporter: the mayor of east palo alto says next week decisions will be announced on street improvements. and also next week, the district attorney will decide if the driver who hit the little girl will face criminal charges. ktvu, channel 2 news. a 1-month-old baby is safely back home tonight after being taken at gunpoint earlier this evening. within the past hour, the baby girl was returned to the home on linden street in west oakland. a ktvu cameras was there as the baby came home. heather holmes has been tracking down information and joins us now live at police headquarters to tell us what happened. >> julie, right now police are looking for the man at the center of this domestic dispute that led to gunfire and concerns about the safety of this newborn. take a look at new, exclusive video.

ktvu cameras were the only ones there as family members returned this 1-month-old baby girl to her mother safe and sound. there are still many questions tonight as this reunion happened just within the last 60 minutes. investigators are not releasing many details about what happened here on lyndon street in west oakland. here's what my sources are telling me about this developing story. around 7:30, some sort of domestic dispute was reported. at least one gunshot was fired inside the residence. no one was hurt. at that point, the gunman who place would only say has ties to this infant grabbed the newborn and took off. police arrived and searched the unit. about an hour later a tan suv pulled up in front of the home, and we watched as a yuck woman removed a car seat from the vehicle with the baby girl secured inside. investigators at the scene did not release any other details about the suspect who right now

is still on the loose. the suspect who fired at least one round, but thing this infant, and several other people at risk tonight. but they're trying to track him down. again, though the headline is that this baby girl is now back home with her mother, safe and sound, reporting live here tonight, heather holmes, ktvu, channel 2 news. the occupy wall street protests spread to bay area suburbs today in palo alto, walnut creek and warren. dozens of protesters gathered outside of a bank of america in downtown san rafael and rallied against what they called corporate greed. >> we had people signing up for our event today, and so many of them put in their comments saying i'm unemployed. >> some people not taking part

in the protests cheered them on. one man said quote, at least somebody is doing something. >> a nother protest in walnut creek kept growing larger and larger. one man health up a sign about the hefty salary of healthcare insurance providers. >> greater than any other industrial eyed country in the world. >> protesters also rallied this afternoon in palo alto. about 150 people gathered out of b of a. in san francisco, police arrested protesters during a noisy demonstration outside wells-fargo headquarters. participants and onlookers weren't seeing things eye to

eye. >> reporter: an estimated 200 people rallied outside wells- fargo's san francisco corporate headquarters this morning. >> they're reaping wind fall profits now. >> we have people in the community and we're standing up, and we're fighting back. >> reporter: fighting back they said by foreclosuring on wells- fargo. the crowd's shouts and jeers unnerved some wells-fargo employees escorted inside by police. police arrested nearly a dozen protesters. some had little sympathy for the protesters. >> this is absurd. i think there's probably a few people that have been wronged at some point, but i would wonder about personal responsibility. >> reporter: in a statement, a wells-fargo spokesman today said we're committed to serving

the needs of individuals, keeping credit flowing, and working to help those facing financial hardships find solutions. protesters announced the end of today's action, just before 1:00. >> this is great. we closed all the doors. see if the other banks are watching, they'll be next. >> reporter: the protests ended with a march around the wells- fargo building with some of the protesters joining others here. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. tonight on ktvu's facebook page we asked if it was effectivek or a nuisance. peter comments, democracy at its best, and mark says the movement is misguided. i don't need help from the 1%. those who think the word owes them a free ride need to wake up and get busy.

at 10:30, the role of social media. why high-tech tools have some trough backs. the food and drug administration says almost 200 tons of beef is being recalled after routine testing turned up the potentially deadly e. coli bacteria. the tests came in after the beef was shipped from the commercial meat plant in los angeles. the beef went to restaurants in nevada and california. to kill the bacteria, meat must be cooked to an internal temperature of at least 160 degrees. survivers of last year's pipeline explosion in san bruno took back their city today. they removed the barricades that blocked glen view drive. this week, crews finished filling in, and paving over that crater. one of the most visible scars of the disaster. eight people died and 38 homes

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only on 2, for the first time two alameda sheriffs deputies speak out about going face-to-face with an armed suspect in the woods before he was killed this month. live with new details about the fire fight. >> reporter: ken, at one point, the team's leader told me, he was as little as 30 feet from that suspect and that's close. it's about from where i'm standing to that sheriff's suv. >> i can't say if he recognized who i was. but it didn't matter to him, he immediately spun on me with a rifle and began to engage me. >> reporter: he described the moment 35-year-old aaron basler confronted him with an ak-47. >> as soon as he brought that rifle up to his shoulder, i began firing on him.

>> reporter: they were part of a special three man team from alameda county, set up off of tiny north spur road in the woods of mendocino county. it was the first face-to-face encounter anyone had had with because letter in more than a month, since he was suspected of shooting and killing matthew coltman and jerry mellow. in the middle of the fire fight, the deputies said baslow disappeared into the woods for several minutes. the silence was only broken by the snap of a twig. >> he's running across the road to get a better view of us. >> i heard a super sonic crack, or bullet fly between the deputy and i. >> reporter: he never said a word and got away, but the close call fueled an even larger manhunt. three days later another team shot and killed basler without warning. these men say it was justified.

>> i believe if they would have given him any additional warning, i believe their life would have been in danger. >> reporter: the deputies credit special training for helping them get out of the shootout alive. it's called urban shield and those same exercises will be played out over the bay area over the weekend. eric rasmussen, ktvu, channel 2 news. we have developing news right now out of oakland. emergency vehicles are on the scene of a train accident. it happened right at 10:00 at webster street and embarcadero, just outside the oakland train station. initial reports indicate two trains hit head on. we have reports of multiple injuries a crew is on the way to the scene. school officials locked down an east bay campus this morning after a stabbing. it happened this morning at the loma vista adult center in concord. police say the victim was a 19- year-old man from bay point below was stabbed during a fight with another man.

the victim was hospitalized, and underwent surgery for his wounds. there's no word ton on his condition. the attacker was last seen fleeing the campus in a green honda sedan. a change in tactics today, as defense attorneys for michael jackson's doctor dropped a claim that the singer may have swallowed a fatal dose of propofol. he faulted murray for inappropriately using propofol and for the way he responded on the a way jackson died. >> he did not have an appropriate response to an emergency. he did not call 911 on time. these deviations would not have happened, mr. jackson would be alive. >> murray's lawyers no longer say jackson swallowed the drug. they're arguing jackson injected himself with the deadly dose of propofol. there is a new leader in the republican presidential

campaign. herman cain, the former godfather's pizza ceo ranks at the top of the wall street journal polls with 27%. mitt romney with 23%. rick perry is 16%, down from 38%. one pollster cautioned, there's still a long way to go. we learned tonight, an announcement is expected at 1:00 tomorrow who will take over as oakland's interim pries chief. there is a lot of speculation, but few details on who will get the permanent job. >> reporter: looking into oakland's future. she says the man expected to be named interim chief, howard jordan is a fine choice for the position. she's even suggested east palo alto police chief, ron davis. a man who is familiar with the oakland police department. >> has been a monitor for police departments. i think that's one of the major constraints that the chief talked about in terms of why he

wants to leave. >> reporter: someone who said he knows how heavy those constraints can be. john russo. by phone, he told me the chief tried to regulate what mayor gene kwan's office refused to acknowledge, a gang problem on city streets. the answer lies with the mayor. >> my assumption is she will put a deputy chief into acting to quiet for a while, to calm everything down. >> reporter: the mayor spokesperson told me, any information needs to come from down the hall. she sent our crews to the city administrator's office, saying the add strait -- administrator is the one who hires department heads. >> nothing is more important

and tougher than the crime we're facing in oakland right now. >> reporter: jade hernandez, ktvu, channel 2 news. and within the past hour, we asked ron davis, the police chief in palo alto about the job. he said he is not applying for the position. the san francisco defense attorney's office is launching an investigation into mayor ed lee's political campaign. it was prompted from dennis herrera. it calls into question $8,000 in donations made by airport shuttle employees. two of the shuttle workers said their managers asked them to make the donations and were told, the company would pay them back. a spokesperson for lee's campaign said all the money has been returned.

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his dedication to family and the 49ers, family members also struggled to understand the circumstances of his death. >> nothing makes any kind of sense whatsoever. there's just no with a to look at this and try to understand. >> reporter: the family expressed condolences to the other victims families, and told the wounded surviver, they would pry for him, because of the memories he has to live with. >> when i think of manuel, i think of the last time i saw him. not just right now, but that day. >> reporter: manuel's wife and their children also do not want to remember him as a victim. >> he was genuine, a great guy. he loved everybody, took care of everybody. >> he's going to be greatly missed by everybody. i love my dad. >> may we spend the rest of our time on this earth, trying to make sense of this madness, but we must find peace in the memories we have. >> reporter: piece will be hard to find as the pinons cope with the sudden death and molina's fight with cancer. a fund has been set up through

bank of the west by the nonprofit group, mothers against murder. robert honda, ktvu, channel 2 news. we have an update tonight on the story of a disabled high school student who had his custom bicycle stolen. today, he received good news. this morning, someone returned the custom built three wheeler to the south bay apartment complex, where juan parra lives. parra is a senior at broadway high school and is recovering after being hit by a car last year. he still can't walk. he says the bike helps him get around and get to physical therapy appointments. as the seasons change, spare the air alerts also change. in the summer when ground level ozone pollution is a problem, we're asked to drive less, and take public transit. that all changes on november 1 when particulate matter becomes

a problem. however, the pattern may be changing. >> we have noticed that the warm period seems to have been a little longer from some years, more so than other years. >> so far, it's still too early to determine how strong the trend is, but more precised instrumentation is helping them make better forecasts of air quality. were we have more information on tonight's train accident at the oakland amtrak station. it happened at 10:00 tonight. here's a live picture from the scene. we have learned that two trains bumped into one another, injurying 18 passengers. it appears the trains remain on the tracks. now a witness is telling us, it looks like a fender bender. most of the injuries appear to be minor. just bumps and bruises. we did hear of at least one person suffering a broken arm. our crew is on the scene, and we'll have a live report coming up in about three minutes. a chance to meet and mingle with san francisco's top candidates for office.

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new at 10:00, professionals had a rare chance to mingle with san francisco political candidates tonight. live from union square, where the unique event helped to get people interested in the upcoming election. >> reporter: despite the fact there were two debates tonight. all but four candidates showed up here at the niemann marcus rotunda. a department store may have been an unusual choice, but this was no ordinary night. hob knobbing with candidates

often requires a sizable donation upfront. but not tonight. hola organized the event out of frustration with the political process. >> the only people who have access to these candidates tend to be over the age of 50. tend to be rich. but the richness is right here behind us, because these are the next generation of leaders. >> reporter: everyone here is a member of a networking group. made up of 3500 professionals. membership is free, and requires a demonstrated commitment to the community. >> this is a pretty unique setting where they can come, it's not a fundraiser, they don't have to pay $500. they can come, they can meet the candidates one-on-one and make their own impression. >> i will probably just now start getting engaged in the process. >> reporter: the candidates for mayor, district attorney, and sheriff, gave short speeches to the crowd of 175 people who

were able to ask follow up questions afterwards. >> saying maybe, it's true. this is actually true democratic society, and i can actually give my voice can be heard. >> reporter: this event ended just half an hour ago. to clarify, this was not a fundraiser, but guests were asked to pitch in a $25 donation to pay for drinks and appetizers. reporting live in san francisco, patty lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. back now to developing news we're following in oakland, where two trains collided about 30 minutes ago. it happened at embarcadero and webster streets. heather just arrived on the scene. >> reporter: julie, let me tell you, this is a calming scene now. there are still a lot of people who are injured. i've been down to the impact point. one car on the front of one of these trains, and we've seen some of the wheels off of the track. so this impact involving two

amtrak trains. one of them heading from bakersfield, the other from the l.a. area was pretty significant. i did speak with a woman named rhonda from hayward. she was actually taking her 29- year-old daughter do the hospital when i got her. she suffered a broken arm. she actually said that at impact, her daughter went flying from one end of the cart all the way to the other. that's when she injured her broken arm. now if i can ask my photographer, i'm joined here by alton smith. he boarded this from oklahoma. tell us what you felt and heard. >> it felt like two trains hit. i was on car 11, on the last car back. there was a woman that works on the train and said, she's, i don't know what they call her, but she got back not to me, but she was standing up near the

front, and it knocked her back to me. i picked her up and got her on her feet. her hip was hurt. i sat her down in the seat and that's just about it. my sister-in-law was hurt pretty bad, she's got a knot on her neck. i don't know. she's hurt. i don't have that. >> reporter: i know when i came up to you, you said you just needed to walk it off that your neck was hurting you a little bit. >> i have a neck hurt a little bit, but i don't think it's seriously hurt, you know, i'm just trying to walk it off. that's what the conductor told me to do. just get out and walk it off a little bit. >> reporter: did you hear any sounds before impact? >> i guess every car bumped together, closely. it was an awful jolt. >> reporter: thank you.

appreciate it. alton and his wife are heading to sacramento, that's where they're planning to go tonight. i spoke with someone else, they said someone in a wheelchair actually fell out of their wheelchair upon impact. we're still here, assing the injuries. but as i mentioned at the top, most of those severely injured have been taken to the hospital, either byambulance, or by car. i have been down to the point of impact. i've seen a number ofambulances. we will bring you any other updates as they become available. julie and kent, back to you. a stunning turn of events today, the trial of the so- called underwear bomber. the man accused of trying to blow up a commercial airliner announced he was pleading guilty. it was christmas of 2009 that

he attempted to blow up a flight. he said he acted in retaliation for muslim countries. he represented himself. >> it was his decision to enter a plea of guilty today. a decision that he chose to make and he believed to be the right thing to do today. >> there was no plea deal. prosecutors say he faces a mandatory sentence of life in prison, with no chance of parole. it's a movement without a leader. without a defined organization. occupy wall street protests have relied on social networking to drive protests across the country. as kent pritchett reports, some say the movement is more old fashioned than high-tech. >> reporter: from san jose to

san francisco. and oakland. occupy wall streets are spontaneously popping up in areas around the bay area and the nation, and they're talking to one another. >> we use live web feeds, twitter, any type of moment to moment communication with any given occupied zone. >> reporter: michael cliff at occupy san francisco says most demonstrators are drown by social media. james is using his technical know how to improve communication by live streaming this event. >> i think that we need more of a collaboration between all of the occupy movements. not only do i think that we need to do that here in the united states, i think that we need to do it globally. >> reporter: some are concerned the organization benefits of social networking can cause problems. >> the groups are getting a little paranoid, because there have been infiltrators. >> reporter: vibe has become very popular with this

movement. it works like twitter, but anonymously. it's in wide use in new york city. it's yet to catch on here in the bay area. some of the occupy movement say the digital world is just a tool. hardly the heart of the movement. >> it's really kind of, you know, much more about being here and being face-to-face with people, than it is online. >> reporter: a movement that is growing, both by word of mouth and online. in palo alto, kent pritchett, ktvu, channel 2 news. the two people who originated the idea of occupy wall street say they have great hopes for the movement. they are with the antiestablishment magazine ad busters. the editor, michael 2008, and cofounder, kelly lassen say there's a powerful wave of rage, but it's not yet unified. hopes that the european union will move forward with a bailout plan caused stocks to rise today. the upbeat mood sent the dow up 102 points. the nasdaq gained 21. a major blackberry outage spreads to the u.s. what's

behind it, and when r.i.m. hopes to deliver a backlog of email. i'll show you which cities will be the hottest, specifically, which cities will be make it into the upper 80s. i'll see you back here in two

we want to show you new video now of the two trains that collided tonight at the oakland amtrak station. this is the point of impact. you can see both trains are amtrak trains. you can see there that part of the walkway is damaged from one of the trains that apparently went off the tracks. 18 passiers have been injured. most of them suffered bumps and bruises. but we do know of at least one person with a broken arm. this happened right at 10:00 tonight. our news crew on the scene continues to gather more information. we'll have more for you later on in this newscast. problems with the blackberry smart phone have now spread to the united states. people here started having problems with their devices here today. users in other parts of the world noticed service disruptions starting monday. research in motion, the canadian company behind the device, said the email system

broke down because of a faulty network service that links it to the network. >> it looks like it's sending out, but nobody gets it. that's already messed me up a couple of times today. >> they're going to move on and get someone else. i have people that work for me, and if they have questions. >> some industry watchers say the problem is more serious than the company is admitting. it could take until some time tomorrow to send a huge backlog of emails. apple launched its new operating system today. it says it allows files to be stored on its servers instead of a home computer's hard drive. some people have complained about error messages and deleted files. in the news of the world tonight, in libya, revolution air fighters fighting today in

the hometown of moammar gadhafi. these are the first pictures from inside that city. the damage there is extensive. thousands of civilians are still trapped there. off the coast of new zealand, a cargo ship is stuck on a reef. appears to be breaking apart. there's a long, vertical crackdown the side of the ship. almost 90 containers have fallen off the ship, and more are likely to slide into the ocean. the ship is already spilled hundreds of tons of oil. and in haiti, the number of cholera cases has tripled in the last month. cholera is treatable if the patient can get medical help in time, but haiti's abysmal sanitary conditions means it can spread quickly. a sign of progress on the

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the new bay bridge is the last place you would expect to see a ski lift, but that's what investigators were opening today, a special kind of ski lift. >> reporter: the new cables were strung from the 525-foot tower to the deck of the eastern span of the bay bridge. news chopper 2 had this airline view of the new lines hanging near the orange construction walkways. >> it will grab, strand by strand, sections of our main cable and pull them all the way across where the cable needs to be, so that they can be put in place over the next year. >> reporter: not an easy feat. the heavy 2.6 diameter steel cable is made up of more than 1700 wires.

crews will use the tram to haul sections of the cable to the other side where it will wrap around and be pulled back over the tower again to the eastern side in a continuous loop. one section at a time. >> we'll do that 137 times until we have the whole cable in place. >> reporter: meantime on the deck, construction crews are connecting the final segments of the bridge. >> we're putting our final pieces in place right now, we just have two left. there were 452 originally on the sky way. >> reporter: bridge spokesman bart neigh says the crews are on track. a high wire act alongside the vehicles that pass by every day. bridge officials say today's beautiful clear weather is helping them stay on schedule, and they're aiming to open this bridge up by 2013. ktvu, channel 2 news. and if you're outside, you

noticed how warm it is. san jose, 69 degrees. 69 in oakland. these are a few high clouds here. high clouds no low clouds, the fog is gone. with the fog gone, we're looking for temperatures tomorrow to be on the warm side. clear and mild tonight. sunny and warm as we head into tomorrow, and as we continue into the weekend, and continue to warm. but slightly cooler, so more clouds are going to come into your bay area weekend forecast. as we head to the microclimates tomorrow. we're looking at temperatures in the mid-70s right around the bay. as we shoot across the bay, we're looking to temperatures to drop into the mid-80s. warmer spots tomorrow can usually go upper 80s. maybe 90 degrees in some of the inland bay valleys. most of us, 80s tomorrow, along the coast, 70s, so a really nice warm day. the computer model does this. basically, you put high pressure on the top of us. you've got the clouds here, sunny tomorrow, warm at the coast with highs in the 80s.

even maybe some low 90s as the winds continue to rotate offshore. the offshore winds are going to stick with us, really through friday. here goes the computer model. i just wanted to show you the clock. friday afternoon, more clouds. watch what happens over the weekend. more clouds move in. these are high clouds. not looking for coastal fog yet. as we head into sunday, more clouds. that's where you get the cooler daytime highs on the weekend. temps on the weekend maybe down to the 70s. forecast highs tomorrow, 84 in sonoma. 86 in walnut creek. 86 in brentwood. plenty of warm temperatures. look for those low 90s to pop up in the warmest spots. the fire danger, pretty much reduced because of the moist conditions we've had. here's the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. you can see a real nice one, with temperatures trending down for the weekend with cloud cover. really the next couple of days are going to be about as good as they get around here, without fire danger.

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sports director mike ibanez here to tell us about a couple of heavy hitters in the baseball playoffs. >> we're getting closer to the world series. not since bonds, albert pujols

is right now, a man amongst boys. the cardinals are riding him along with a few other ingredients into a most incredible success story. mr.squirrel was out and the st. louis cards now just two wins shy of the world series. all four of the runs in the 1st, look at albert, just a sweet swing. like a golfer into left center field. he was 2 for 2, and they just walked him the rest of the night. why not? big night for david freese, three hits, just over corey hart in right. that's another rbi double. and the cardinals are leading only 4-3. but jason motte just blows by the brewers with a four out save. the cards go up in the series, 2-1. 4-3 winners. in detroit, the tigers have their own version of king albert. batting champion, miguel cabrera. unfortunately, he has to do more than hit. a rope to the wall in the 3rd

inning. he has got himself a two run double. the tigers, a 2-0 lead over texas. now we've got a 3-3 ballgame. delmon young, fly ball. nelson cruz, with miguel cabrera at third. looks like they brought in bengie molina to pinch run. he was out by a mile. that kept it 3-3. the tigers give up a run. and then a three-run shot by nelson cruz. that just blows it open. 7-3 the final. the rangers are up in this series, 3 games to 1. the curse buster. at least that's what the chicago cubs are hoping their new general manager theo epstein will turn out to be. the cubs haven't won a world series in 103 years. he led the previous curse plagued red sox to two titles

during his tenure in boston. mr. davis is gone of course but the raiders continue their pension for signing players who don't really pan out in another city. today, they pick up linebacker aaron curry, just two and a half years ago was seattle's fourth overall pick in the draft. didn't work out with the seahawks. the raiders give up a draft pick to get him. the raiders doing the old pump up the volume, piping in crowd noise to simulate what they'll be in for in detroit. 9 false starts in this past monday night. niners quarterback, alex smith doesn't seem all that worried about it. >> this isn't the first stadium to have noise and the first team to be going against it. how many indoor stadiums are there? how many loud outdoor stadiums are there? teams deal with it all the time. you need to prepare for it. there's no guessing about it.

it's going to be loud, it's going to be noisy. the lions out to their best start in a long time, they're 5- 0. a breakout suspect for joshua morgan has turned into broken down. the team placed him on injured reserve with a broken leg. that means he can't return to the active roster for the rest of the season. that's the sporting life. before we go, we want to update the developing news we're following in oakland. an amtrak train pulling into the amtrak station rear ended another train about an hour ago. heather holmes is live to tell us what she's learned. >> reporter: ken, railroad inspectors have arrived here on the scene, they're down there at the point of impact and assessing the damage. i'm told about 50 feet of track was damaged at the point of impact. next step is to separate the two trains back them up.

remove them off the track so they can make the repairs so that trains can begin again moving through this area. now i want to show you some video that's into our newsroom of the point of impact. as you can see, this was a pretty powerful jolt. a head on collision involving two amtrak trains. one heading from the bakersfield area, the other from los angeles. now, i've actually been down there to the point of impact. you can see one of the wheel is actually knocked off of the track. there is damage there to the concrete. still, a pretty powerful head on collision. one of the trains was stationary, while the other slammed into the front of it. all of the passengers onboard both of the trains are now off. all of those that were injured, we're told at least 18 people have either been transported, or they're simply walking off their injuries. i did speak to one woman who was taking her 29-year-old daughter to the hospital. she suffered a broken arm, in fact, her mom told me that her

daughter was at the front of the car, was thrown all the way to the back whenever these two trains collided. now again, the latest information is that inspectors are here. they're trying to figure out exactly how they can take the trains off of the track. make the repairs, and then hopefully get people on their way. a gentleman that i spoke to who had boarded the train in texas, he was on his way to sacramento, said he has been told by train officials that he could be stuck here for two days. so again, a major inconvenience. several people injured. at least 18. it appears as though the repairs are going to take some time, and it's going to be some time before any sort of trains pull through this station again. reporting live tonight here in oakland, heather holmes, ktvu, channel 2 news. thank you for trusting ktvu, channel 2 news. we will see you the next time news breaks. >> join ktvu morning news tomorrow morning at 4:30 for

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