live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . trouble for commuters today after police and a suspect's car into the fence at the bart tracks. michelle is off today.

bart says its trains are back on schedule after major delays in the east bay this morning. kpix five minutes -- >> reporter: the number one complaint these days -- >> unpredictability. >> it's very frustrating. >> reporter: the problem this morning, a car crashed into the bart friends before 8 am. -- fence before 8 am. police were chasing a burglary suspect. he was soon caught but the damage was done. bart but the fence was not too close to its tracks so it only ran one train at a time on this stretch for about an hour causing delays from pittsburgh to ffo. >> when you try to account for some of the delays, when they tried to let us know before hand, it's still not something where i can make sure i get to work on time.>> reporter: this is the same line experiencing power surges. the writers on that stretch

have to board separate trains. that problem marked -- knockd dozens of cars out of service this month. >> people can start to feel angry towards each other.>> reporter: bart system is aging while ridership is at its peak. >> i look forward to it. >> reporter: it will be interesting to see if people's frustrations mean they are willing to put more money into the system. there will likely be a big tax measure this november. kpix 5 news . state lawmakers are on the brink of passing the highest minimum wage. the measure would increase the minimum wage to $50 an hour by the year 2022. the bill fell through the assembly committee yesterday and if it clears the majority, the democratic legislature today, it goes straight to the governor's desk. researchers from berkeley say the wage hike could increase pay for 5 million californians.

police are investigating apparent robberies on the california campus tuesday night just after 7 o'clock at the ellsworth parking structure. police say someone grabbed a 19- year-old man from behind while another person grabbed his wallet. both suspects run away and later that night, another robbery was reported near the octagon borage -- bridge. a high-speed chase ends with the driver crashing into a military base in the central valley. a wrong way driver crashed through a gate that into a fighter jet at the naval air station in the more it happened late last night at the driver and the passenger died. >> regardless of procedures we have in place, something went wrong and we had a tragic accident we had some loss and damage to an aircraft and two losses of life so we have to figure out a way to keep that from happening in the future your>> navy officials said the base was not intended target and the people who died were not affiliated with the military. at least 28 people were killed when an over -- and

overpass collapsed in india. what of the collapse was caught on camera. and long section was under construction when it came down crushing everything underneath it. more than 70 people have been injured and officials said the construction company missed several deadlines. rescue workers using even their bare hands. the search for survivors and natural disasters response pushing concrete to reach some of the injured. étoday after donald trump controversial comments about abortion. cbs reports. >> reporter: donald trump is getting hammered for what he said wednesday. that women should be punished for having abortions if they were made illegal.>> the answer is that there has to be some sort of punishment. >> to the woman? >> yes, -- >> trumps fellow candidates

immediately criticized the comment. >> it immediately demonstrates of how little thought has thought of the issues in this country. >> i think probably, donald trump will figure out a way to say he did not said or was misquoted or whatever.>> tromp quickly back tracked. that providers and not patients should be held legally responsible. ernie sanders and hillary clinton are both on the campaign trail today. sanders did not address the controversy focusing on labor at a rally in pittsburgh. >> trade agreements have gone to work for these people and their families. not just the ceos of large corporations. >> even groups opposed to abortion rights spoke out saying he is out of step with their movement. five women from the world cup soccer king -- team are accusing the software

administration of wage discrimination. the women claimed they were paid four times less than their male counterparts. tesla's latest electric cars are selling like hotcakes. they have not even hit the showing for ship. people are lining up outside the tesla area in walnut creek this morning so that they can make a deposit on the car at $35,000. the new tesla is about half the price of the current model. drivers say the price is right and electric is the way to go work >> so, they have done a great job and network charges around the country and around the world so that you can get from la to new york without worrying about charging issues. the supercharges charge the car within 25 minutes so it is a quick stop for lunch and you are on the way.>> tesla is expected to reveal more about the model tonight. more americans filed for unemployment benefits last week . the number was by 11,000

-276,000 but the level is still historically low the sign that employers are hanging onto workers and possibly looking to hire. we would learn more about the job market tomorrow when the government releases its monthly jobs report. >> take a live look at the big board and see how we are doing as far as stocks are concerned. wall street is not down by much, 27 points. it's a big week for apple. the silicon valley giant turns 40 tomorrow from humble beginnings to the world's most valuable company worth $584 billion. and years following the death of steve jobs, many wondered if apple could innovate at the same pace. >> or tim cook, he is doing a lot to keep apple growing in the markets. and kind of looking at other areas like the apple watch but he has not really taken apple into a drastic new product.>>

tech experts say an apple car could be on the horizon codenamed project titan. on the healthwatch, a new report shows no change in the prevalence of autism among children. centers for disease control and prevention reports that about one in 68 children have autism or a related disorder. that figure remains unchanged since a similar report was published two years ago. it's too soon to determine whether the disorder has stabilized. cdc is warning the zika virus is more widespread in the united states than previously thought. health officials say the mosquitoes may live in a broader area of our country. new maps indicate the mosquitoes could be living in the midwest. and in the state of new york. >> still ahead, a very excited warriors fans. the accident when they tried to get close to one of their golden state titles.

a series of storms is sweeping the southern us and the twisters are all caught on camera. good afternoon, everybody. the skies are clearing out your the sky is blue. and we're going to be pushing 80 degrees. i will tell you when as the news continues right after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

22-year-old "brett connella was taken to a hospital last night... after losing most a server is recovering after being mauled by a shark off the australian coast. brett collar and was taken to the hospital after losing most of his thigh and part of his hand. at the time, he was with his friend and girlfriend who heard exactly what to do. -- who knew exactly what to do.>> we actually completely stopped the bleeding.

and call for help. >> the lifeguard that effort wasn't for their help, the attack could've been deadly. a powerful storm system is on the move after sweeping across the entire southern -- the united states. damaging dozens of homes. and well shows us some of the dramatic video. it's on the ground at the core moving eastbound. >> reporter: multiple tornadoes ripped across northeastern oklahoma wednesday evening. kale tv capture the chaos from their helicopter >> we have on the ground debris. we can see farm buildings. >> reporter: on the ground, violent winds pounded the neighborhoods. an adult and three children were in this pickup truck when a tree crashed on top of it. the family was hospitalized with no major injuries.>> funnel clouds and debris going around in a circle.

>> reporter: at least 58 homes and businesses lost power. the national weather service will be out here assessing damage like this to determine the intensity of the tornadoes. cbs news, tulsa, oklahoma. heavy rain and flash flooding are in the forecast for tomorrow. i know someone that might be heading in that direction. our decline to oklahoma tomorrow? >> the last time i was going to oklahoma, we were diverted to texas because of the strong shaq. i had to write a truck -- storms and thunderstorms. i had to write in a truck to get to oklahoma. it was a good day. we have a good day. check this out. look at frank keenan. 64 degrees in nevada and he said started up! this beautiful day is enough to make a grown man cry! who knew he was a rolling stones fan. things for the good last is afternoon. this is our live weather camera.

alcatraz, angel island. visibility is unlimited this morning. the winds are pret much 7 miles an hour. satellite and radar suggests that we have at stacking up next to the coast. a relatively thin layer but it pushed onshore today and that is in 150 miles. we have had a variety of clouds from the fog from the low-end mid-level clouds causing delays earlier today but those delays no longer exist. sunshine on friday with seasonal highs. and today, rain chances. low pressure is still trying to divert. high pressure to the north of us. you can see the when particle maps with these lined up very tightly together and that means breezy west winds today. that really does add a chill to the air. this is our state map. going to 73 in sacramento. a good-looking beach day and in the high sierra's, grates keyboarding. if you don't believe me, take a look at this live weather

camera. lots of snow in squaw valley. extending their season until the end of the month. our season, we have high seasonal temperatures today, 50s and 60s all the way up to the low 70s. we have another comfortable day as far as your allergies are concerned. the sun goes down at 7:32 and by then, we will have realized those numbers from the 50s and 60s. and here's the extended forecast. we do have a slight chance of an april shower on monday. snow showers for tonight. it's mlb action, preseason baseball. temperatures with breezy's -- breezy and cool conditions. >> bring a co., i guess. >> always bring a coat. definitely. baseball is back. >> it is.

>> the dodgers a week from today. home opener. how about in hopes by 2 warrior fans may have gotten too excited last night. take a look at this. after the pregame warm-up, steph curry started signing autographs. he always does and stands -- and the fans swarmed him. he rushed to the locker room and the fans to fill are okay. by the way, he had 31.>> yes, he did. both area baseball teams have left arizona and are back home for their final tuneups and it all begins tonight. three exhibition games. the first two will be played at at&t park in san francisco today and tomorrow. and time is 7:15. on monday, some regular season at home with the white sox. in the giants open in milwaukee. here's a sneak peek of what is in sure -- and store -- in

store for tonight. cultures clash and tempers flare when a hong kong detective is paired with lapd, detective carter. the show is packed full of martial arts and a lot of fun. >> that is what is so great about the carter character. the sarcasm and the comedy calls from both sides. it looks like a perfect odd couple parent. >> it sounds like fun. you can watch the pilot episode of "rush hour" tonight at 10 right here on kpix. a new lease on life. and woman's mission to get them to care -- the care they desperately need. >> we're asking what is cool about your school. you can nominate -- an email to your nominations right here. we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

imported honey do on the market right now. this time of year, they start in south america and move up to mexico and the quality is great. sometimes, it's just as good as the summertime. summertime honeydew melons. locally, that's different but these are fantastic. you buy them, you want them to be a light cream color, not green.

you have a small cavity. when you bring them home, spread them on the counter. unlike cantaloupes. they continue to get sweeter. we really do. so on the counter, rub your hands like this and when they are nice, that means the sugar is all out ready to enjoy. and unused portion, of course, you don't have to eat the whole honey do. but that in the refrigerator. honey do's are on the market right now and a little bit of light brown like that is also good. this one is going to be so sweet, it might give you a count of -- a cavity. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. remember smurf, the abused purple kitten, he has recovered from his injuries and has a new adopted home at the animal shelter. >> you could see a little wet and all over.

>> he was dyed purple and covered with bite marks when it came to the nine lives foundation. the nonprofit founded by dr rudiger. >> the 13-year-old redwood city shelter is one of the only known no-kill cat shelter's in the bay area. it adopted out about 1700 cats last year.>> my first rescue was cats from a shelter.>> take these kittens getting medical care. the doctor got them from another shelter. >> if they don't find another rescue sierra after -- shelter. our second mission is to help prevent those cats from getting into the system in the first place and you do that by encouraging spay and neuter. >> chris needed help to trap and neuter several cats in her neighborhood. she says other organizations gave her the cold shoulder but not the doctor.>> she totally

made it easy and she has very caring and very dedicated. >> the doctor started nine lives in 2003 and are working for another animal shelter. she began rescuing cats scheduled to be euthanized. >> you started housing cats and her own boarding facility and finding them permanent homes. next thing she knew, nine lives foundation was born.>> today, nine lives cares for cats unadoptable because they test positive for the line leukemia and immunodeficiency virus. the board members offers medical care for their lifetime. >> these cats mean everything to her. she knows that she is needed. >> what makes all of this worthwhile for you? >> getting to save a life every day, there is nothing better than that. >> she says the countless lives that the nine lives foundation -- the jefferson award bay area

goes to dr monica rudiger. if you want to help the nine lives foundation, check out the link on our website, that is also a place to nominate your own local hero for a jefferson award. we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

convenient, but could they you vulnerable? consumerwatch reporter julie watts on smart home hacking-

today on kpi they are marketed as super convenient but could they make you vulnerable? judy watts on smart home hacking. today on kpix 5 news . and of course, we have a little bit of baseball tonight are you going? >> i can't be there tonight. i will be there next thursday and i will be sunday at the warriors game. >> aren't you in oklahoma by 2>> and i will be in oklahoma this week.>> i can't debug with you! enjoy your day, everybody. we will see you bright and early in the morning.

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