right now. i'm anne makovec in for michelle gri choi. . good morning. we are following breaking news. i'm anne makovec in for michelle. >> and i'm kenny choi. the breaking news out of san francisco. we're learning of a person who was hit by a bart train. the san francisco fire department has extricated the person who is now being taken

to the hospital. trains are single tracking through the station. those at west oakland and 24th street mission stations are being turned around. bart said expect delays. new at noon, the san mateo county sheriffs office said these three people have been arrested in the murder of 27- year-old ceeghtd green. oliver adella was arrested on friday. tiffany li and kaveh bayat were arrested on saturday. li is green's former girlfriend and the mother of his 2 kids. his body was found on may 11th. more details on the arrest are expected at a press conference this afternoon. we'll have the latest information on kpix 5 news at 5:00. and we are following developing news out of vallejo where a young boy was killed in a suspicious fire over the weekend. kpix 5 reporter jackie ward spoke with a neighbor who

rushed into the burning home to try and save that child. jackie? >> reporter: that's right, anne. investigators have been out here all morning saying they finish what does they need to get done, but we still don't know the cause of the fire. a neighbor said he did everything he could do to try and save a little boy. neighbors tell us this is 5- year-old deleon, the 5-year-old boy killed in sunday morning's fire. jeff aims was across the street from the air and called 911 before running to help. >> i heard the woman, the mom out front hollering to save her baby. her baby was inside. >> reporter: jeff said he was able to get halfway in the home. the flames were mostly contained to the back bedroom. >> the flames were thick, toxic, thick, thick, smoke. i got low and kind of was hugging the floor and then a few feet further and that was it. >> reporter: by the time that

the crews arrived, it was too late. but jeff wasn't a -- alone in his efforts. many people step inside to help. >> to see this, it's tragic, but there is value to it, too. >> reporter: arson dogs were out trying to determine the cause. vallejo fire confirmed it was not an accident. they are expected to speak to the media soon and hopefully, we will get an update later. but for now, all we know is the fire was not an accident. >> the boy's teen brother is recovering from minor injuries and his mother is recovering from burns. the trial of the man accused of killing sorry lamar has been delayed again. it was supposed to start last month but the defense pushed it

back. garcia-torres will be in court next month. he has been in jail since 2012 when lamar vanished on the way to the bus stop in more gone began hill. -- morgan bill. if convicted of murder, garcia- torres faces the death penalty. and now to campaign 2016, and kiet do shows us if you not party affiliation doesn't matter, you might want to think again. >> reporter: today is the last day to register to vote or change party positive affiliation. we have seen a steady stream of people coming in to do so today, and a lawsuit has been filed because of party preference. if you want to vote in the primary and choose between

hillary clinton or bernie sanders, you have to tell your registrar. if you don't say anything, you will get a ballot without any presidential candidates on it. joe williams was registered as an independent but switched to democrats to vote for bernie sanders in the primary. he thinks the rules are confusing. do you think this process needs to change? >> i think it needs to be better communicated. >> reporter: this voter thinks the lawsuit is a bad idea. >> you know, just follow the rules. that's just the way it should be. get informed. she asked about it, and now we know what's going on. >> reporter: the lawsuit is asking the judge to extend the deadline. the registrar of voters said that the voters have had plenty of time to learn the rules since they have been in place for a while but said there was

room for improvement. if you were queen of the world, how would you change the rules? >> if i were queen of the world, i would love for it to be open to all voters up to election day, and i believe we are hitting that with conditional voter registration coming in the future report report from you are still listed as no matter preference come election day, you can bring in your ballet and workers will exchange it. kiet do, kpix 5. >> ahead of the june primary, hillary clinton will campaign in california this week. 475 pledged delegates will be up for grabs in the democratic race here and tomorrow, she'll be in l.a. and wednesday, here in the bay area holding a rally in san jose. former president bill clint son lay -- clinton is laying the ground work for his wife. he will be in stockton and stop

in sacramento for a fundraiser. bernie sanders is in southern california but his path to the nomination is slim, affording to analysts. another reminder to register to vote in the june primary. the deadline is today. you can register or make party changes online. we have posted a link on line. more bay area news. just hours from now, a community group will call to an end to fracking in alameda county. fracking causes groundwater contamination in parts of the country, and the oil industry said it relies on fracking to keep gas prices low. the group plans to be in the hearing in hayward at 6:00 tonight. over the next six days. the rail authority will gather input on the high speed rail projects, holding meetings with the first at 5:00 this

afternoon at uc san francisco mission bay. the latest plan calls for trains to run between the central valley. the chronicle is reporting that a group of high-profile investors including former raider ronnie lott, would like to build a stadium here to keep the franchise local. they said they would move the team to las vegas if all goes planned with the new stadium project there. >> and down goes adams. that is the below the belt hit that a lot of people are talking about. draymond green charged with a flagrant foul against okc's adams. it was only part of the train wreck last night.

the warriors are hoping for redemption tomorrow night. and the nba has yet to decide if green will play. traffic citations are down and city streets are getting safer according to data put out by sfpd. officers issued 7600 fewer tickets. it's part of vision zero to stop all pedestrian deaths. traffic tickets are just one thing that makes san francisco expensive, but a new study shows how much you need to make to live here, and this is depressing. you need to be raking in over $200,000 a year to afford a 2- bedroom here and the second expensive market is new york where you have to make $158,000 to live comfortably. in monterey county, the

firefight is on. >> in baltimore, the freddie gray verdict is in. what a judge ruled in the case of an officer and how he is reacting. >> and a few low clouds over the bay. temperatures on the chilly side and a pop-up shower. we'll show you where. and the 7-day forecast is after this break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

gray. gray uries new detail this is noon in the trial of a baltimore police officer involved in the arrest of freddie gray. >> gray, you may remember, died from injuries sustained while in police custody and today, a judge acquitted officer edward nero of all charges including second degree assault, reckless endangerment, and two counts of misconduct. grey's neck was broken on the ride to fail while handcuffed and shackled.

>> the judge made it abundantly clear in the limited context of officer nero that officer nero didn't do anything wrong. >> the officer opted against a jury trial and put his fate in the hands of a judge. an egyptian submarine is joining the search for wreckage from egyptair flight 804. the plane crashed into the sea last week killing all 66 people on board. the u.s. navy is using a surveillance aircraft to help with the search and the black boxes emit pings for up to 30 days. on mt. everest, four climbers have died in four days and two are still missing. two apparently died of altitude sickness on the way down. this is the first time it's

been opened since an earthquake killed 16 people last year. and in monterey county, firefighters continue to battle wildfires. just look at that smoke. the fire is 40% contained. no threat to any homes and nobody has been hurt. the main threat is to power transmission lines and cause a major power loss. wind is the driving force behind the fire. in nebraska, homeowners are dealing with flooding after rain pounded the area, and relief in sight as more storms are expected today and tomorrow. here is a check of the forecast. here's elizabeth. thank you, guys. conditions across the golden gate bridge, and hopefully, people walking on the bridge right now are bringing their jackets because we are below average again today, but we

have blue out there, some clearing. it's 70 in concord and 59 in san francisco so the micro microclimates are at work. and we have the high def doppler out, so we are seeing pop-up showers and across the north bay and hamilton, and santa cruz mountains seeing showers, too. and the higher elevations are releasing the highest likelihood of a pop-up shower or two. why? this guy, a low pressure system in place and he's been there since the weekend, and that's why we saw cooler temperatures since saturday and sunday and sticking around for the next couple days bringing us temperatures slightly below average. here's what to expect, partly cloudy with a pop-up shower or two especially in the hills and highs on the cool to mild side and plenty of clouds roll in overnight tonight and we could see more drizzle as well. the sunset getting later and

later, 8:20 tonight with sunrise tomorrow at 5:53. the highs today across the board, upper 50s along the coast in pacifica, and approaching near 70 inland in concord, fairfield, napa, santa rosa, and around the bay, 60, 64 in oakland and 67 in redwood city. so hit repeat for tomorrow's forecast. tomorrow, it looks like mild temperatures and a good chance of a pop-up shower in the hills especially in the north bay hills, and a warm up mid week wednesday through friday when we'll see the temperatures rebound. more typical reaching a high in the upper 70s by friday and it should be a pretty nice weekend to get outside and enjoy the sunshine. >> you don't really think rain in may but don't count it out. >> it feels a little like fall but not bad. new at noon, ibm looking to

fill 20,000 jobs right now, 7000 positions are posted on line and the company said there's more coming as it's transition progress a software business to a company in the cloud. it was laying off workers who don't have the skill set needed to move in that direction. and a look at how stocks are doing on wall street, less than an hour to go before the closing bell. the dow is up 12 points. and in healthwatch, a new concern for young women who survive cancer. it's suggested they don't get enough information on how to preserve their fertility. 62% of patients they tracked said they did not get the details they needed. many of them are at risk of early menopause after treatment. the most popular form of cancer in the united states is skin cancer. and there is a gene that appears to protect against harmful uv rays and could pave

the way for ways to prevent skin cancer. and a small case study is finding disturbing findings about the zika viruss affect on babies. we know already it causes microphelia, and the three babies studies also suffered from eye lesions and eyes bleeding. the small case study, however, has limited are data. virgin america flight 865 heading from denver to sfo has been delayed due to a bird strike. it will be grounded until the plane can be checked out. up next, advice if you plan to hit the roads for memorial day weekend. and we want you to invite the pet lovers out there to send questions about their

health and well being. e-mail us. and we'll have our pet expert give you an answer every friday at noon. ,,,,,,,,,,

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♪ and when they screaming get out, get out. ♪ ♪ all i wanna hear is get down, get down. ♪ ♪ get down, get down. today it's game five for the sharks lues in the stanle playoffs. today's tip of the day will be with white corn. in the market now, let me tell you. for this time of year, the spring, it's coming in

beautiful. let's talk about selection. when you buy it, this is what i like to do, make a window in the corn to see the corn. all the kernals plump and tight together and the bigger the ear, the better. more bang for your buck because it's sold by the piece, not the pound, and make sure the husk is green and the top is nice and smooth and store them in the refrigerator right away. white corn, it's great for us and tastes delicious and i'm tony tantillo your fresh grocer. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. today, it's game 5 for the sharks and blues in the stanley cup playoffs. the series tied at 2 games a piece. the sharks will hold a watch party at the britannia arms on west santa clara street in downtown. to the nfl and tom brady's

deflate gate battle. he plans to appeal today. last month, the nfl won a rule progress a 3-game general reinstating his suspension. he is accused of taking the air out of the ball to make it easier to catch them before a game. and over 38 million drivers are expected to hit the highways and interstates, the highest number of road travelers since 2005 and the second highest on record. the big reason? the lowest gas prices in more than a decade. the national average for regular gas, $2.28. it's sill -- still lower than this time last year when it was averaging $2.75. california has the most expensive gas in the country at

$2.80 a gallon with san francisco the most expensive city at $2.96. a reminder. if you have a consumer problem or question, e-mail us or call 888-5-helps-u. we'll be right back.

campaign 2016. again the deadline to register to vot

the june 7th p n register or make back to campaign 2016. again, the deadline to register to vote in the june 7th primary is today to make party changes or register online, and we have a link on our website. an extremely popular san francisco landmark has been closed but tourists are still breaking in. we'll show you that at 5:00. that's it for kpix 5 news at noon. >> thank you for joining us. have a good rest of the day. ,,

>> nicole: sasha's pregnant? after everything you just said to me, zende...us getting back together... it's your baby? >> sasha: i'm having a baby. and you're gonna be a granddaddy again. >> julius: i'm already a granddaddy in exile because of you. >> sasha: okay, well, they let you see your granddaughter, right? >> julius: right. >> sasha: and let's be honest -- the secret was bound to come out sooner or later. >> julius: and now my wife and daughter hardly even speak to me. >> sasha: well, listen, maybe there's something we can do about that. you help me, i help you. >> liam: you kno y