had been playing around with a friend on the train when an annoyed passenger called the police. she claims the officer pulled out a gun at one point. bart officials say that's all wrong. they say the suspect physically fought back as the officer tried to arrest him. he was booked on two continues -- counts of resisting arrest. bart says it's internal affairs division is look intoog the video but they think the police officer acted rightly. >> and a fire broke out on the tracks. the fire shut the station down for a while. >> yeah for about two hours julia. but they opened the walnut creek bart station about an hour and 125 minutes ago. there will be major delays in both directions because they're

single tracking through the walnut creek bart station now. we want to show you footage that was released by firefighters. the station was shut down for about two hour this is afternoon following a fire on the tracks. you can see what's left of the plastic that was burning at one point. no one was hurt but it caused a system-wide issue some major delays trains in both directions koult not get past the station. we also have some footage that we shot showing the station reopening. bart passengers feeling happy and relieved that they were able to use it. there was no bus branch for the two hours. there was some frustration among bart passengers as well. >> a lot of smoke coming up from the platform area kw when we investigated further we found that the protective cover on the third rail along the

westbound tracks was on fire. >> i've been stuck on bart before. it's okay. >> nothing new to you? >> yeah i'm used to it. >> delay was at almost every stop. >> yeah. there's some pretty frustrated folks but most of them say they're used to delays so they're like can't really be too frustrated or upset about it. the good news is they've reopened it. some delays because of single tracking. if you plan to use bart have patience and be here early. back to you gies. continuing this theme major bart delays heading into and out of sfo for a different reason. the tracks are shut down from glen park to sfo through the weekend. it comes with long-term benefits. >> typically these tracks have bart trains running up and down them all day but not today.

people traveling from sfo ran into delays. some trying to catch a flight had to hustle today. this bart employee told us he spoke to a few thousand people who were confused. >> where are you going sir? >> can i help you? >> trying to take bart. >> you're taking it? >> despite all the signage and warning about this weekend's delays a lot of people forgot. >> they said there's no more stops coming, going downtown. i have to get on the bus to get to glen park. don't want to do that. >> luckily i gave myself plenty of time but less time than i would like. >> bart recommends an hour of extra travel time. this bus driver said it took 15 minutes to get from glen park

to daly city. >> this family was trying to get home after a vacation. >> we're a little bit upset. no one pointed out there was no continuous service. >> not only did they have two little ones but they had to lug their stuff around. the repair work being done will affect about 40,000 people each weekend. the balboa park station is closed. this is only the first of seven weekends where balboa park station will be closed. gunfire erupted as police were on foot in emeryville. they were walking last night when someone fire add single shot. it's not clear if the shooter was aiming at the officers. they later found a round in a nearby wall. no one was hurt.

new detalgs on that medical plane that went down. we have new details. it killed everyone on board. the patient was being trarns ported to san francisco. the plane was traveling from crescent to san francisco when the pilot sent a distress cig nalg. the wreckage was found later many the day. the pilot, medic, nurse and patient on board did not survive. quite a scene in san jose this morning when a suspected drunk driver slammed his truck into a home. it happened around midnight the driver was taken o the hospital to be -- was taken to the hospital to be treated. police looking for the suspect who stabbed four people and ran off before police officers arrived this morning. it happened by san carlos. two victims needed surgery

current conditions unknown. the search is on for two men who robbed a bank today. it happened on monterey road. surveillance photos show one suspect in a gray hooded sweatshirt. a second man has on a hoodie and is carrying a duffel bag. they got away in a blue ford focus. the fbi is helping with the case. keeping san francisco streets cleaner but safer. they've been installing syringe disposal boxes. a new broks is now on a wall -- box is on a wall outside of the market. there are other locations. officials say they have collected up to 300 a week from some boxes. uber hasn't translated to to a fall in drunk driving

rates. oxford researchers found in years since uber hit the roetd there's no corresponding decrease. it's probably because drivers who are already drunk aren't as ration al and may not want to pony up the bucks to get home. a recent report shows the new express lanes are speeding up the commute through the no toriously congested corridor. car poolers drive the stretch for free, solo drivers pay a fee. still to come. homemade spike strip designed to do harm. the popular bike trail that's been booby trapped. plus how the fire in

monterey county could do injury. new tracking technology that could tell you. and we have fog and low clouds and summertime it's like we're cloud nine, and ten, and eleven. more of the forecast after the break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

a man has died after falling 50 to 100 feet into the water near sutro baths. firefighters had to call in the coast guard to help because of following breaking news a man has died after falling 100 to 150 feet. they were able to rescue the victim's friend after she became strandeden she was not hurt. a warning tonight for mountain bikers somebody might be setting booby traps along a marin county trail. we're near woodacre where bikers found a homemade spike strip earlier this week. >> the mountain biker who found

the strip turned it in this morning but for those on the trail it's bikers beware. >> eric and his son came here to ride on the trails they had no idea another biker had found this strip just off white hill fire road in the open space preserve. >> to see that someone is putting something up like that is disappointing. >> the san rafael biker who found and removed the strip sent me these photos. they were anchored into the ground. >> it's obviously alarming. >> tom says it appears to be an intentional trap. >> they appear to be screws pointed upwards is a concern because that could cause injury to anybody using the trails whether on a bike or hiking or even a dog.

>> there have been conflicts among bikers and equestrians throughout the years. a coalition of groups called the trail partners of marin launched a program last year. >> we're getting message out that when you come across other trail users slow down, acknowledge each other with a hello or ringing of the bell. >> it's a good time to remind people of the campaign as they investigate who put the spike strip on the trail and why. >> meantime eric and his son will be watching out for more than poison oak and rattlesnakes. >> there's no reason we can't share the trail together. >> the park ranger advises people to be aware of their surroundings. sharon kpix 5. >> the massive wildfire in monterey county could burn for

another month. the fire has burned 33,000 acres and is just 15% contained. they lifted some evacuation orders today but many are being warned. the fire is blamed for killing one person. it's also destroyed 57 homes and 11 out buildings. 2,000 other structures are threatened. several neighboring counties have been helping. the fire is putting out so much smoke it can be seen from space. in fact this picture from nasa you can see smoke clouds covering a big stretch of land across the state towards fresno. governor brown has declared a state of emergency. >> that is striking. some local business owners worry it could leave a lasting impact on their product. some vineyard owners say the

smoke drifting in could affect the grapes that will be made into wine later. they've seen it before when the grapes couldn't take the smoke in 2008 and last year's fire. >> we have to worry about something called smoke taint which is when it affects the skin of the grapes. it can also affect the wine. >> the fire is burning eight miles away from the nearest vineyard and wine makers say there are ways to treat the grapes. if you were at the beach and new a -- knew a shark was nearby would you go in the water. thanks to new technology you may be able to find out stay. >> life guards dove ten feet down looking for a beacon the newest tool that detects

sharks. >> instead of being fearful trying to get an understanding. >> three audio beacons were set out. they check them every week and post their findings and confirmed shark sitings on a website. >> we checked the first two times on the third one it pinged on a shark. >> that was july 19th. a 15-foot great white from san francisco swam in the water. it hasn't been seen since. life guards unnerved after a great white attacked this swimmer in may. >> it used to be people were out here and they'd see a shark and we thought it was a dolphin. but now they're telling us there's sharks here and you can't hide now. >> here's how it works it picks up sound frequency and then a pluggin device wirelessly

transmitted the info. it's sent to a biologist. he identifies the tagged shark. some parents say they'll use that information to decide what beach they'll decide to visit. >> better to know when you go in the water. >> the draw back is that it's not in realtime so some may be up to a week old. in the next six months that is expected to change. kpix 5. i would like to know if there's a shark nearby, brian. >> there's known in the stud -- none in the studios. >> a while ago i saw a shark at stenson beach. there's something that makes you go oh about a shark. a look towards the bay bridge. the numbers in the 60s a few 70s and even in concord 83 degrees.

in oakland at 65 that's a perennial summertime spread. san francisco just 60 right now. san jose 76. low pressure is easing into the pacific northwest. temperatures come down. tomorrow might be a degree or two cooler. future cast shows low clouds spreading into overnight tonight and by the time we wake up at 8:00 in the morning you can see extensive cloudiness in the north bay. a little bit on the shoreline but not for long. all spreads back to the shore later in day dense fog around south san francisco and through daly city. rest of us we get sunshine. a stronger onshore flow. cool things found just a notch or two for sunday. warm it up again next week. no big swings either way. cool and cloudy near the coast

much of the week. a few degrees cooler inland. usual night and early morning low clouds. the giants are taking on the washington nationals bundle up just a touch. 63 degrees at game time. the county fair underway 82 there. there is so much to do this weekend. the groil garlic -- gilroy garlic festival this weekend. for those who like it cool, the music the way they like the weather. 62 degrees. the nationals this week at the raceway 82 degrees and the berkeley kite festival tomorrow. mild and 64. finally the san francisco marathon happening tomorrow morning partly cloudy at race time. i would think the racers will like the 62 degrees. sunrise at 6:13 a.m.

and if your travel plans take you to lake tahoe it will be sunny and 85. close to average. 65 in the city 84 at san jose. in firefield 87. in santa rosa 82 degrees. the warmest spots to top out at 91 tomorrow. and generally be in 90 through the weekend. the usual night and early morning low clouds clearing in the afternoon. but for the unusual here's jewel yachlt. still to come from online campsites to wi-fi in the woods how millenials are changing the way we enjoy the outdoors. rain puts the pga championship on hold. and the giants try to regain their old winning ways. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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garlic-laced calamari and scampi... thousands of food dees flocking to the south bay for the gilroy garlic festival. they're digging into garlic laced foods. specially trained chefs cook it in all outdoor kitchens and who can resist the garlic ice cream? it wraps up tomorrow. >> a couple of blocks from where i used to live. . the hot new vacation trend isn't new at all. >> more and more millenials are fining the joy of camping. but they're doing it differently these days. >> for these ten friends looking for the perfect camping spot nothing beets catalina island. >> millenials are looking for unique destinations will go the extra mile if it affords us an

experience that not everyone is having. >> trevor travels around the world and posts pictures. like many millenials part of the campsite draw was the amenities. they have stand-up paddle boards and kayaks and easy access to wi-fi. for those who would say this is not camping how do you respond to them>> i say camming can be whatever you want it to be. . >> sites like getoutfitted.com rent out campsites. >> i say wherever you feel comfortable in the wilderness as long as you get outside and enjoy nature i say go for it. >> making this the next

generation to discover what makes the great outdoors so great. catalina island. >> thousands of runners will hit the streets tomorrow for the 39th annual san francisco marathon. it offers five different distances. in addition to the full marathon there are two half marathons, a 5k run and an ultra marathon. that's two full marathons in case one isn't enough. be prepared for detours and delays as the runners wind their way around the city. there's an app for getting around the closures. it's free to download just search 2016 san francisco marathon. it allows you to track the runners in realtime from the palm of your hand. >> how did we do it before? >> have you run a marathon? >> no. >> i've done a half marathon, yes.

>> our producer has run a marathon. >> have you? >> i only run if i'm being kwhased. >> i hope -- chased. >> i hope you're not being chased. the giants 2-11 since the all star break. hunter pence on hand to deliver that boost. pence was away for two months with a torn hamstring. he misses a home run in his first at bat. there he is is and he said he was going to be the energy boost and this is his first at bat. almost out of the park but bounces off the wall. he would get a stand-up double and be stranded at third. jake allows a two out two run home run to anthony. upset at the ump for not calling him out prior to that. in the fourth. new giant gets the rally going. he doubles to right center

scoring two. 2-5 with his first start with the team. tied a three panic flies to deep right easily scoring to give the giants a lead and they would go on to win 5-3 for just their third win in the last 12 games. billy burns to cans city. he went down to natch vil a couple weeks ago. -- nashville a couple weeks ago. well the third round of the pga championship was sus spended today due to rain. ten players never teed off. no weather issues in england for the third round of the women's british open. chips in for birdie on the par. shot a six under 66 and leads lee by two shots headed into

the final round. could be a good finish in that tournament as well. >> we'll wait to see how the a's do tonight. >> not doing so well. feeling lucky? you have half an hour left to buy a ticket for the powerball drawing. it's closing in on half a billion dollars. if nobody hits it big tonight it will swell to $570 million for the drawing. some bad luck for one of the presidential candidates. the clinton campaign dealing with a new computer problem after a hacker attack. witnesses say it sounded like gunshots going off. more than a dozen people are dead after a hot air balloon ride went wrong. and a spike in zika virus cases. ,,,,,,,,,,

i found her wandering miles from home. when the phone rang at 5am, i knew it was about mom. i see how hard it's been on her at work and i want to help. for the 5 million americans living with alzheimer's, and millions more who feel its effects. let's walk together to make an even bigger impact and end alzheimer's for good.

bart is running single track service through the walnut creek station right now.. after a track fire interrupted rides on the pittsburg- bay point line. it caused delays for a few hours, but bart is making progress toward regular service. meanwhile: the glen park, balboa park and daly city bart stations are all closed this weekend.. for track work. bart is running a bus bridge through the area. but travelers are being warned: it could take up to an hour more.. to get to and from s-f-o. more of these closures are scheduled for upcoming weekends. mountain bikers in marin county beware. someone apparently tried to booby trap a popular trail. earlier this week: a biker from san rafael found a homemade p on a trail nea mountain biker beware somebody tried to booby trap a trail earlier this week. a spiked strip was found on a trail.

the sheriff is investigating. at least 16 people die when a hot air balloon crashed today in central texas. omar on what witnesses heard right before. >> investigators surveyed a gruesome scene saturday morning. what was left after a hot air balloon loaded with passengers caught fire and plunged to the earth. a woman saw the aftermath from her porsche. -- porch. >> i heard two pops and i was looking to see he was shooting. then i looked off over there and i saw a big fire ball go up. >> margaret says she often sees hot air balloon this is the area and the same company in the accident had what she called a close call in a neighbor's field about a year and a half ago. she said it was foggy, early in the morning but that the haze had mostly cleared. she believes the popping noises

she heard were the balloon hitting high voltage power lines. >> i don't think any of them had any idea what was going on. >> a team of investigators will try to determine what went wrong. they will treat this area like a crime scene. >> you only get one chance. >> governor greg abbott said he's asking all of texas to join in prayer for the loss. this is one of the deadliest hot air balloon on record. now to the campaign 2016. hillary clinton and tim kaine hitting the road this weekend. they are busy making their pitch to voters in pennsylvania and ohio before donald trump heads to the same states next week. >> hillary clinton and tim kaine visited wire technologies

on saturday part of a three-day bus tour. they're driving home their message that they will create jobs in the u.s. >> we will ook out for you. how do you know that? because i've told you what i want to do. >> republican rival donald trump continues to criticize clinton's plans for the economy and national security. and for the first time he is responding to claims he sacrificed nothing for his country made by the father of a fallen u.s. muslim army soldier. >> i think i made a lot of sacrifices. i worked very very work. -- very very hard. >> the race includes three general election debates. trump is accused of clin -- accusing clinton of rigging the schedule. >> as usual they're trying to

rig the debate two are up against major nfl games but the dates have been set since last december. kaine said trump lacks leadership. >> he just says trust me and we'd be fools to do it. >> on monday it's trump's turn to try to sway voters in pennsylvania and ohio. meanwhile the feds investigating a cyber attack on the clinton campaign. hackers got into a database. administration exexperts are porting to -- experts are pointing the finger at russia. sgli wouldn't be so bold. i don't know. the military as well as cia- type intelligence in russia is trying to put material together. now for what purpose at whose request i have no idea.

but one can take some guesses. >> days before the breech donald trump called on russia to hack his rivals emails he has since said those comments were a joke. microsoft planning layoffs despite a quarter that was better than average. it amounts to about 5,000 jobs worldwide. more than a third will be from the smartphone business. san francisco's zika virus count keeps climbing. a total of eight cases have been confirmed. most have tested positive many the last -- positive in the last few weeks. the virus is not circulating in the city and there's no risk to the public. >> a dramatic river rescue caught on camera. >> i was like what am i going to do? >> how a popular high school

sport helped save this teenager's life. and coming up tonight on 48 hours it was a case of the call girl killer that captivated the area. the mysterious death of a man on his yacht. we update the case and the google exec that's coming up at 9:00 on kpix 5. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

with cracks of lightning slicing the sky. the national weather service issued a warning: everyone in the storm's path should seek shel monsoon storms rip through phoenix this weekend. everyone in the storm's path should seek shelter. torrential downpours flooding low-lying areas and gail force winds pulled up power lines. there are 10,000 people in the dark. a different kind of rushing water almost spelled disaster

for a teen. her tubing trip took a dangerous turn. the sports trend that may have saved her life while she waited for help. >> rescue crews are six minutes away. >> my mind was everywhere. am i going to be able to hold on? >> nina had already been this the water for 40 minutes. sglifs being slammed -- >> i was being slammed against the log. >> i was holding it for ten minutes and praying the whole time that i wouldn't die. >> her five years of water polo experience to keep her afloat. >> my mom and boyfriend ran back to the car. they called 911. >> around your neck. put it around your body. >> the rescue team used a 50 foot line to pull her out of the water. >> it goes around your body.

and sits down on you so you don't slip out. >> johnny were the two who rescued the student. >> she was grateful. she gave me a hug. >> she says they're heros. >> he ran over to me and asked me if i was okay. he pretty much saved my life. >> this isn't the first time that tree has caused problems. a man died in that same spot a few years ago. deputies have been trying to get the tree removed ever since. a leap of faith the sky diver making a 25,000 foot jump without a parachute how he caught himself before he hit the ground. and as we look at the bay bridge looks good here got some changes coming up that you're going to want to know about. we'll detail those.

in sports the forty-niners report to camp and already make a major roster move. plus the ray ders lethal move. chemistry on and off the field we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

ever done before. and for go as we speak a southern california sky diver an attempting a stunt no one has

done before. how he's pulling off a 25,000- foot leap of faith without a parachute. >> sky diver luke aikens has been jumping out of planes since he was 12 years old. >> i'm trying to treat it like another jump. >> the elite sky diver one of the best in the world will jump out of a plane at 25,000 feet without a parachute or wing suit. >> it's going to mess with your head a little bit. i have 18,000 jumps with a parachute and here i'm going to do it without anything. >> his sifty net will be a net 200 feet off the ground. he'll be traveling around 120 miles per hour when he hits it. >> it cradles you and cups you and soft in the beginning then hits hard at the end. >> he will use his own body to position his free fall directly into the net.

>> i lean backwards to go backwards. >> this net is surrounded by special lights that shine red from up above if he's outside the safety zone and white if he's above the net. he has no doubt he'll make it. he has landed in the same spot 73 times in a row. he's married and has a 4-year- old son named lo began. -- logan. he isn't willing to haphazardly risk his life. >> it's not the daredevil risk it's we've prouven this and will do it together. >> take some time to die jest that. now we're hearing luke just took the jump and landed safely. >> we're still waiting to see it ourselves we'll have that video for you tonight at 11:00.

>> i'm happy for him and his son. i don't know if i'd be doing that with kids at home. a look towards the bay bridge and things fairly cool around the bay area. numbers in the 60s near the shoreline. 83 in concord. 65 oakland. livermore 87. and 76 in san jose. here's how it looks over western canada. low pressure and numbers will come down a notch or two not a big deal either way. this is the big determiner of the conditions near the shoreline. the bay area stratus offshore giving us the most stable weather on earth. jewel yet was rapsy diezing about earlier. numbers coming down inland and then bounce back later in the week. so cool and cloudy. all week along the shoreline a

few degrees warmer tomorrow be the usual pattern tomorrow. san francisco marathon chatted about that. forecast 57 degrees tomorrow morning. pretty good running conditions. and at the gilroy garlic festival hazy sunshine and warm. 86 in gilroy as they continue with the garlic fest. overnight lows mid-50s. sunrise at 6 clp 13 a.m. for folks heading out back home if you happen to be visiting here. 104 in fresno. redding 102 and sam men toe 93 degrees. fip cal summertime temperatures tomorrow. 62 in pacifica 86 in san jose. extended forecast 90 degrees from here to eternity. good movie to rent this weekend. temperature miss the bay low

70s and at the shoreline partly cloudy skies. that's weather as for sports here she is. the raiders put their second day of prak nis the books. this is a team with a young foundation that should win for many years to come. they locked up their gm with a contract extension. he's with them through the 2021 draft. he became the gm in 2012. he has drafted many players. two of the picks became ali that will combo last year in cooper's rookie season this year the two are are trying to improve their chemistry by rooming together at training camp. >> me and cooper kicking it. having long drawn out conversations as he does with you guys. >> the cameras caught you smiling on the sidelines is that true? i guess you have a reputation

for not smiling all the time. >> oh okay. getting deep, talking to each other. finding out what's really in there. >> elaborate conversations. the forty-niners reported to cam p today and that included anthony davis who was reinstated after sitting out last season because of concussion concerns. his replacement tackle is out for the year with an ankle injury. micah left cuba for america as a teen to make it to the major leagues. as dennis tells us he has no regrets. >> i like ball. i can throe ten feet the ball. >> baseball was his life but cuba banned him from playing amid concerns he might defect. at the amg of 16 he left his family behind climbing on to a

raft with nine others and floating away in pursuit of his dreams. >> i go to like the water they want to die you know. >> possessed with all the big league tools he signed a $150,000 contract with the toronto blue jays he was one step away from the majors. >> was the journey worth it? ? >> yes. >> in 2006 he was cut by the blue jays. he finds himself on the lowest rung of professional baseball. the san rafael pacifics a team where young players still dream and old ones transition to coaching. >> to put that down right now it's still too early. he says he has two or three years left. >> he loves imparting his knowledge of the game to some of the younger players and hope

that they'll achieve the dreams he may never have done. >> do you like it here and i say maybe i don't know yeah. i'm feeling good right now. >> baseball is his life. his players are his family. last year he married diane at home plate. his manager was the minister the players made up the wedding party. >> not too many people get married the way you got married. >> one good story? >> some good dancing going on. >> he may not be in the majors but he's playing a game he loves. >> and he found out whether or not he could do it. >> he went a long way and gave it his all that's all you can ask for. >> thank you. >> still to come. it is the housing crisis no one is talking about until now. the group of bay area parents working to find solutions for autistic kids after they grow up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

autism. more than 3- point-5 million the c dc calls it the fastest growing in the u.s. autism. >> once they reach adulthood there's not much for them especially when it comes to finding a place to live. one group of parents in the bay area is on a mission to change that. >> this woman has big dreams for her son an drou. >> be safe and be able to live independently but with super vision. >> like 80 mrt of his peers -- 80% of his peers lives with his family at home.

>> i want our son to have a place to live when we're gone. >> that could be tough n. the next decade more than 17,000 rodriguez dependents with special needs like andrew will need housing help. >> we said if we don't do this who will so let's do it, let's start now. >> a group of east bay parents formed sunflower hill. it's goal to build over 60 housing units for young adults with special needs in the trivalley. >> don't forget your signs. >> on this warm summer nights families are gathering in the nonprofit's garden to celebrate and raise money for the project. local developers have donated land for housing and the livermore site will be largely funded by credit and vouchers. construction is set to begin at the end of next year.

>> the parents don't have to be right there all the time with them. they'll be able to do it at their own place. >> it's a victory and a relief for the parents involved but for her son andrew and his friends it mean as future home. >> it will make me feel good being all by myself. so i won't feel overwhelmed or disappointed. and i won't feel left out. >> and once its built the project will be one of about # 0 special needs housing developments nationwide. >> and that's going to take them there? >> they're having a special fundraiser for it tonight and the wheels are in motion and the cdc are sprouting so we'll see. >> thanks so much for watching we'll see you back here at 11:00. >> and for news throughout the evening the latest on cbssf.com as we look over the city

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