san francisco muni officials have disciplined a driver after a passenger released a disturbing youtube video. >> it shows a fast moving train with a door wide open and one of the people on the board was san francisco supervisor. janelle wang has more. >> i asked muni why the operator kept the train going knowing the door was still open and muni responded by it has no idea why. the investigation is still going on at this hour. it's expected to wrap up as early as today. we want is on to show you video of this incident. it was taken by a passenger and posted on youtube.

it's the "l" lane. he was aware of the door being open so he took the door off line so he could get the green light to get the train to move but he didn't close the door and secure it. he said for passengers to stand back. if you can see the person in front, he didn't stand back. one of the other persons standing on the train was scott weaner. >> did you feel unsafe at all? >> yeah. i didn't feel people were going to fall off the train but i was worried like a rock or object that could come through the door. >> the proper procedure for cutting out a door does not appear to have been followed. so the operator is placed in a non-driving status.

>> a door malfunctioning like this is rare and the supervisor confirmed that saying in his 14 years riding muni every single day he's never seen anything like this before. i asked muni if there is pressure on muni to run on time and they said it was not a factor in this case. he did not follow safety procedures. muni's gofg agency is meeting to talk about on time performance which is slipping a about it, 71%. the latest incident is surely to come up. i had the investigation is still going on and final results could come back as soon as today. if it does happen to you, if you are riding on muni bus or train, obviously notify the operator. or there is one or two levers on the train, pull that and you are supposed to do that and report it to the driver.

antioch police say a shooting death put a young man in the hospital and a little boy in grave danger was gang-related. shots were fired around 9:00 last night on sycamore drive. investigators say a 19-year-old known gang member was hit in the head. he is medically induced coma but is expected to survive. stray bullets went through the bedroom of a home. they ended up hitting a wall right where a boy had been sleeping. the mother says the nine-year-old son was lucky, he was eating in another room at the time. >> i feel very insecure. this is my children's home. how could there be a gunshot through a child's home. i don't care what it is. i really feel scared and can't live here anymore. >> she recently moved from hayward thinking it would be safer in antioch. >> in los angeles, police will hold a news conference at noon to talk about the latest on

their vehicles about the giants' fan that was severely beaten at dodger's stadium. he remains in a medically induced coma. he was assaulted by two men wearing dodger gear. he is a paramedic and father of two. police released sketches of the men that attacked. the reward to information leading to their arrest is now up to $50,000. >> two guys came out of nowhere, both of them pushed brian from behind and he fell forward and hit his head on the concrete. he spends every day of his life saving people's lives. here we are praying for his life. >> restaurants in santa clara and santa cruz counties will donate 30% of the proceeds to help pay for medical bills. we have other ways you can

donate on our website at abc7news.com. testimony resumed this morning in the barry bonds perjury trial after juror put a old on it yesterday. they called three chemists having handled the urine sample. bonds provided the sample as part of the initial testing program. prosecutors are true trying to convince the judge to allow into evidence a secret recording of a conversation between prosecution witnesses steve hoskins and bonds' orthopedic sirn dr. ting. hoskins said he made the recording years ago but lost it only to have it turn up on sunday. the judge says most of it is inadmissible and irrelevant. >> traffic is back to normal around the golden gate bridge. a bus collided with van that

collided with another golden gate bus. california highway patrol says a person in the van suffered minor injuries. it belonged two northbound lanes and southbound lane for about half an hour. tonight, the california puc will hold a five hour hearing in san bruno to discuss gas pipeline rule changes. they want to prevent the explosion and fire that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes last september. among the proposals, reducing pressure by 20% on older pipes. also installing automatic shut-off valves. the hearing is scheduled at 5:00 p.m. >> the first part of its kind in the country is being launched to help train oakland police officers that have to deal with animals on the job. this follows incidents in which officers shot and killed some machbls.

terry mcsweeney joins us from the oakland spca. >> in the very near future, every officer will receive this training, dog and wildlife encounters and practices. best practices can help officers avoid the worst case scenarios. >> three out of four households in oakland have pet dogs. so it's routine for an officer to come across one in the course of a day's work. but the killing of a dog by an officer responding to a burglar alarm and a killing of a deer trapped in the backyard of a home led to a sergeant being demoted. >> what we try to show the video of actual scenarios of dogs barking. a lot of information, what types of dogs are more likely to bite. what dogs will tend to show their emotion more so than others. >> the program includes a training dvd.

90 minutes of instruction, and animal interaction. >> being able to recognize animal behavior that would allow them to be efficient in how to do their job and make better decisions. >> the $45,000 cost is being picked up by the spca. it is believed no other police department in the united states has such a comprehensive program but apparently others soon will. >> florida, tampa, st. petersburg, seattle, oregon, they have asked for copies if it's available. >> they have received a lot of positive feedback from the sergeants and other people and commanders that have been through. >> it this program is something of a work in progress. dvd which is brief look at there still being edited and as are the written materials. when it's ready to go, it won't

be just sergeants, it will be every officer on the oakland pd. >> southwest airlines has finished inspecting it's older planes. five of them have cracks in the fuselage. 737-300s jets were grounded when a hole developed flew a flight from phoenix to sacramento. southwest cancelled nearly 700 flights from saturday through yesterday. federal officials plan to order emergency inspections for cracks on similar 737's belongs to other airlines. >> and this morning, a southwest jet was forced to return to oakland shortly after taking off whether an indicator light came on. it's a different mod federal the plane that the h the fuselage terry has been pulled. 103 passengers were put on a different flight.

a new government report says airlines are cancelling more flights to avoid potential fines for long delays on the tarmac. 5% in february that is the eighth highest. airlines were more willing to cancel a flight especially if major storm back east. cancelling flight reduces costs to airline. most passengers can be rebooked so airline doesn't lose the fare. >> a high stakes showdown to avoid a government shutdown. and short term fix that the gop is now proposing. >> also hollywood, bringing two popular actors with lawmakers today.

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no deal. private talks failed to to produce a budget agreement to avoid a government shutdown by this weekend. it would slash $12 billion in spending, republicans' proposal but white house says no thanks. >> at the white house, a high stakes shutdown show en. with three days left, he summoned republican leaders. republicans came with a plan, funding the government one more

week cutting $12 billion from the budget. >> they expect us to work together when a problem becomes so pressing that cooperation across party lines is required. now, is such a moment. >> it's a plan that the white house had rejected. >> the white house has increased the likelihood of a shutdown and dismissing out of a hand a vehicle that we have put forward look, we don't want a shutdown. >> the blame trading has already begun. >> it's not about blaming this one or that, it's about getting the job done. >> paul ryan has unveiled next year's budget it would cut $6.2 trillion. >> if we don't take them head on we won't be able to do in it our own terms that we are proposing

for today. >> the planning has begun. nonessential workers would stay at home that is half the congressional staff enough to grind on capitol hill to a halt. >> two hollywood actors are visiting capitol hill to press congress to preserve funding for the arts. hundreds of arts activists will join alec baldwin and kevin stacy. the actors were scheduled to testify todayas cancelled. they are helping members discussions for budget negotiations, stacy says that it's a win-win. >> we have senators who are on the subcommittee that will decide on this appropriation who believe in the arts and believe that they are an important part of our lives, not just because of the economy but because of what they do for our nation's spirit and health.

>> some republicans have called for a $40 million cut to the national endowment for the national endowment to the arts. it is brisk. temperatures in the 50s downtown. 70 in antioch but everyone experiencing the cooling trend but this is just the preview. i'll explain coming up. >> plus, royal watchers are hoping new memorabilia is not of prince and kate. we'll expl

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we're seeing the cooling trend. >> it's on and off. it's really chilly here but it looks pretty nice with the high clouds but the fog has been drifting in from the sutro camera. we continue to see the cooling in oakland, only in the 50s. also fremont, feeling the chill this morning. so we'll be down as much as 15 degrees or more. west wind is blowing pretty well. 66 in concord and still feeling good in the east bay and north bay. look at the 24-hour temperature change. 8 degrees cooler this hour at this time yesterday and the coast, 7 degrees cooler as well as fremont and mountain view. big changes ahead.

cooling trend today. behind the front that is pushing through this afternoon, we'll have the gusty winds especially near the coast. showers arrive tomorrow night on the heels of much colder system that could bring showers and gusty winds. there is the front. it's hung up to the north but look at the stratus. it's been drifting in from time to time in san francisco. so several things aiding in the cooling downtown but overall everyone will feel the cooldown. northwest winds will be blowing a little bit of a break tomorrow. it's not until wednesday night that this system comes on through and that will bring the much cooler air. a rain-snow mix, mount hamilton, pretty unseasonably cool, take a look 9:00 tomorrow night, showers are up to the north. cold air is coming down. through the overnight showers in san francisco and then by the morning commute.

they should be pushing down to the south. by thursday, high temperatures are going to struggle to make it out of the 50s. so we still have a few afternoon showers and then on thursday, with the clearing, you got all the plants out. we're probably going to have cover some of that vegetation thursday into friday. >> 66 in redwood city. breezy conditions. look at 50s. low 60s downtown. that is average, as much as 15-18 degrees cooler than yesterday. 70 in napa but breezy by the water from richmond and berkeley. hayward only 65. sounds good but compared what we were used to a change. down by the monterey bay, 61. here is accu-weather seven-day forecast. here comes the first front, tomorrow breezy again and continues the cooling trend and showers through thursday we're going to take time to warm up in

the beginning of the weekend. if stamps are predictor of marital success, the future may be sticky for prince william and kate middleton. they have printed stamps for the upcoming royal wedding. it shows them side by side but when you tear them down they are split apart. queen elizabeth gave it her stamp of approval. >> billionaire richard branson will take him to the deepest parts of the world's ocean. he announced he'll make five dives over the next two years in a single person submarine. it can travel for miles over the ocean floor. he hopes to make a larger sub that can hold more people and offer pricy trips to tourists

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first egg hatched this season atop san jose city hall. now three more to go. we're talking about the famous parents, falcons living atop of city hall.

here is live picture from the falcon cam. you can see just sitting there because this one, they are going to give better to three more chicks hopefully. >> sites are watching closely. >> coming up today on oprah at 4:00, legendary folk stars reunite and more. and at 5:00, some products are thought to do the body good but do they promote breast cancer? >> we'll have those stories and more later today at 5:00. >> california leads the nation in the number of companies owned by women. >> the survey says this state has more than a million women owned businesses with nearly million employees and combined of $193 billion. >> texas ranked second. new york is third with 622,000,

florida 585,000, illinois coming in fifth with 357,000 women owning businesses. >> nationally women own a third of all private companies. women owned firms, healthcare and educational services. >> looking good outside. >> it's cool and it's getting cooler. >> that is going to do it for us.

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