temporarily closing a station ... while a separate project left travelers confused about how to get in and out of s-f-o. good evening, i'm brian hackney. i'm juliette goodrich. the problems on bart caused added frustration for riders this afternoon... on both sides of the bay. delays were already anticipated in san francisco... because of three station shutdowns planned in advance. but as kpix five's da lin reports... there turned out to be a lot more trouble this afternoon. call it the triple whammy for bart... a scheduled shutdown, a fire, and a protest after this arrest video surfaced. despite all the public service announcements, the scheduled shut down between the glen park and daily city stations seemed to c guard. bart set >> reporter: call it the triple whammy for bart, a scheduled shut down, a fire, and a protest after this arrest video surfaced. despite all the public service announcements, the scheduled shut down caught a lot of people off-guard. bart set up a bus bridge to shuttle passengers.

they need to close so workers can improve the tracks. >> we have to stop here and there's no more stops going downtown. i have to get on the bus. i don't really want to do that. so it messed up my day. >> reporter: around 3:00 this afternoon, a fire shut down the part station for about two -- bart station for about two hours. >> a lot of smoke coming up from the platform area. we found that the protective cover that goes over the third rail along the westbound tracks was on fire. >> reporter: the fire caused system wide delays. >> the delay was almost at every stop. >> reporter: it took them a few hours to bring things back to full-service. over in san francisco, some upset passengers staged a protest around 2:00 at the embarcadero station over this video. they believe bart police used excessive force when they arrested a man on friday. bart says the suspect resisted arrest and fought the officers when they tried to question him

regarding an attempted robbery case. >> if you think driving is going to get you out of the jam, think again. this is one of the long lines to get on the bay bridge out of san francisco much i was in a car earlier this afternoon. it took me an hour just to get on the bridge. kpix 5. off the coast of san francisco, a man was killed after falling off a clip 100 feet below in the water. firefighters had to call in the coast guard because the surf was so rough. the man was later pronounced dead. firefighters were able to rescue the victim's friend after they became stranded on a cliff. she was okay. new tonight, a massive burning is burning east of -- fire is burning east of santa fe. this video was shot on the scene. it is about 40% contained. a wildfire is burning in monterey county destroying more

than 50 homes. the fire that's charred 52 squire miles and -- square miles. fire officials don't see another end to it for another month. it is so big, it's affecting local businesses. >> we get a lot of day business here, too, a lot of people traveling through big sur and that's decreased in the restaurants and general store sales. >> the fire started over a week ago. since then, about 5,000 firefighters were called in to again it financial spreading. 16 people died when a hot air balloon burst in flames and crashed in central texas. we have what witnesses heard before that disaster. >> reporter: investigators surveyed a gruesome scene, 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 front porch. >> i heard one pop before i stepped out the door and another pop and i'm looking around to see who's shooting

because it sounded like a gun going off. then i looked avenue over there and the next thing i now, i saw a fireball go up. >> reporter: she often sees hot air balloons flying in the area and that the same company involved 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 it had mostly cleared. she believes the popping noises she heard was the balloon hitting power lines located just above the crash scene. >> the way it went up, i don't think any of them even had any idea what was going on. >> reporter: a team of investigators from the national transportation safety board out of washington will try to determine what went wrong. they will treat this area like a crime scene. >> you only get one chance at it. we want to make sure we do everything correctly. >> reporter: the governor says in a statement, he's asking all of texas to join in prayers for the lost.

cbs news, texas. >> this is one of the deadliest hot air balloon accidents on record. three years ago, 19 people were killed in a similar crash. two years ago, ntsb investigators said there should be more federal rules for hot air balloons. they recommended that tour companies should have to get permission to operate and that they be subject to continuing safety over sight as well, but the faa said that kind of regulation wasn't necessary because of low risk. blood and broken glass didn't stop burglars from swiping items from a school store. it happened around 8:30 this morning, a shop on the campus of rancho high school. thieves broke a window and took clothing and cans of code a. later in the afternoon, a 16- year-old boy turned himself in to police but officers say the teen didn't have injuries consistent with blood found at the scene. they believe one or more suspects are on the loose.

surveillance photos show bank robbers. they went into a chase bank and took money at gunpoint. there were two men. both of them are at least 6 feet tall. police have also provided a photo of a blue ford focus similar to the get away car. the fbi is now helping with the investigation. it looks like somebody might be trying to booby-trap mountain bikers on a trail. we report from where bikers found a spike strip earlier this week. >> reporter: the mountain bike whole found the spike stipulate turned it into the sheriff's department this morning, but for those on the trail, it's bikers beware. eric and his son road their mountain bikes on the trails here. they had no idea that another biker had discovered this spike strip laid across the trail on

tuesday just off white hill road in the open space preserve. >> to think someone is putting that up is surprising and shocking and disappointing to be honest. >> reporter: the biker who found and removed the homemade spike strip send me -- sent me those photos. it was anchored in the ground with 7 inch glikes it's obviously alarming. >> reporter: tom says it appears to be an intentional trap. >> the fact that they appear to be screws pointed upwards is a concern, of course, because that could cause injury to anybody using the trails, whether on a bike or hiking or a dog or even a horse. >> reporter: there have been conflicts among users over the years. to promote respect and safety, they launched a campaign called safe trails marin. >> here doing the bested we can -- we're doing the best we can

to be respectful, low down, acknowledge each other with a hello or ringing of the bell. >> reporter: tom says it's a good idea to remind people of that campaign as the sheriff's department investigates 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 atle -- rattlesnakes. >> there's no reason we can't share the trails. >> reporter: they advise people who use the trail to be aware of their surroundings and reported anything suspicious. kpix 5. people familiar with the trails say they have come across various obstacles before, but this is the first time they've heard about a spike strip. hillary clinton and tim kaine are stressing economic issues as they tour pennsylvania and ohio. donald trump will go to those same battleground states in a couple of days. we report. >> reporter: hillary clinton

and tim kaine criss-crossed pennsylvania as part of a 3 day bus tour start. billionaire and pittsburgh native mark cuban warmed up the crowd with a swipe at donald trump. >> companies and jobs, they won't be created by terrifying people. they'll be created by inspiring people like hillary clinton does. >> reporter: clinton told her supporters that jobs and growing the economy are top priorities. >> we're going to in the first 100 days, break through the gridlock in washington and have the biggest infrastructure and job program since world war ii. >> reporter: for the first time he's saying he sacrificed nothing made by the father of a full en muslim u.s. army soldier at the democratic national convention. >> i think i made a lot of sacrifices. i work very, very hard. i've created thousands and thousands of jobs. >> reporter: the race to the white house includes three general election debates

between september and october. trump is accusing clinton of rigging the schedule. late friday night he tweeted, as usual, hillary and the demands are trying to rig the debate so two are up against major nfl games, same as last time with bernie, unacceptable. the dates have been set since last september by the non partisan commission on presidential debates. kaine says trump lacks leadership. >> he says believe me, trust me, and we would be fools to do it. >> reporter: on monday, his trump's turn to sway voters in pennsylvania and ohio. cbs news, the white house. >> on the subject of the debates, trump says the nfl sent him a letter complaining built conflicting schedules, but a league spokesperson says it did not send any such letter. president obama is taking a break from the white house. he's headed to camp david after a round of golf. while at camp david, the president and his friends will celebrate ahead of his 55th birthday on thursday. in san jose, a driver has

been charged with dui after slamming his truck into a home overnight. it happened on torrance avenue. it caused quite a scene, neighbors checked out the damage while police investigating. the driver of the truck was taken to the hospital to be treated, but nobody in the home was hurt. the number of zika virus cases in san francisco is up to 8 making july the biggest month for cases so far. health officials say all the residents who have the virus contracted it while traveling abroad. there is no risk to the public, but they are not releasing details on the patients to protect their privacy. the first case was reported in march followed by another in april. this month, six cases were recorded. florida health officials were going door to door testing people for the zika virus. it's the first state to have local transmission of the virus. four were reported this week. as the virus and news spread, public health officials in england are warning pregnant women to hold off on travel to

florida. the mayor of stockton calls it news that made him sick to his stomach. still ahead, how his gun is connected to the murder of a 13- year-old boy. a woman rushed to rescue a dog trapped inside a hot car. why was she banned from the property? we have a powerball winner tonight. find out where the winning ticket was sold worth $487. weather around the bay area, summertime fair, but a few changes coming up. we'll cover them in the forecast as we look live toward the bay bridge. this is all happening after a break. ,,,,,,,,,,

stolen. tonight.. one of those guns is a murder weapon. police say early last year... a 13 year old boy was gunned down in his driveway. two of the mayor's gun was stolen and one was a murder weapon. a 13-year-old boy was gunned down in his driveway. that same gun was used to shoot up a house a few months later. they recovered the gun and then they discovered its original owner was may or an money silva -- anthony silva. >> your gun is missing, your house was broken into and you didn't report it? that's not a good example. >> silva says he was unaware they had been stolen because he hadn't lived in the home. a woman rescued a dog from a hot car only end up with a

trespassing ticket. keith with the strange turned of events. >> reporter: kathy has dedicated her life to saving the lives of dogs. when she found what she believed was a dog in distress, she took action. >> this poor little guy. he's just panting. >> reporter: it was july 14th, 75 degrees. the emergency room parking lot at st. joseph medical center, a tare yes, sir that she determined was in heat distress. >> get somebody here. >> reporter: the police didn't respond, but the hospital security did. >> and they assured her the dog was fine. the dog was never fine being left in the car, even for ten minutes. >> reporter: minutes. >> they found the vehicle to have the windows down halfway, all four windows down. the par sharked in shade -- car sharked in change -- parked in shade. >> reporter: a good samaritan

unlocked the door -- unlocked the glee she was thankful that we got the dog out of the car when it seemed like it was a bad situation, because it was night because of how she was handling the situation, the hospital said she was told not to come back for a year or it would be trespassing. her sister is upstairs recovering. >> i can't go to the hospital now. this ticket prohibits me from visiting my sister. >> reporter: animal control says it's best to wait for them. it's risky to take matters into your own hands. >> my recommendation, as soon as -- if it's going to be above 75, if you're going to be out of your vehicle longer than tenor 10 minutes, don't bring your dog. >> reporter: the trespassing ticket was thrown out and she is free to visit her sister. right now, parts of 880 are closed as crews work on road improvements. drivers are told to avoid 23rd avenue and 29th avenue until they reopen tomorrow morning.

the first of many closures though along that stretch of the highway from now through next wednesday, lanes are closed weekdays from 11:00 at night until 5:00 a.m. we have one winning ticket for tonight's $487 million powerball jackpot sold in new hampshire. here with the winning numbers. the california lottery says three tickets matched five of the six numbers without the powerball number. those winsers will receive, $785,000 each. a risky mission accomplished in southern california. luke made history today by many abouting the first person to leap without a parachute. he landed safely in a net at a movie ranch outside of simi valley. the 42-year-old has made more

than 18,000 jumps in his career. tomorrow in san francisco, expect a lot of activity. foot traffic on the ground, more than 27,000 runners are expected to take part in the 39th annual san francisco marathon. it will go past a number of landmarks including the golden gate bridge. it ends at the plaza. expect plenty of road closures in the area. it's been a mess this weekend. the marathon, you'll get there faster running than you will in a car. trust me. we have foggy skies with a look at the bay bridge. oakland, 58. 55 here in san francisco and 63 in san jose. here's what's happening. low pressure is pouring in -- powering in and so pressures are lowering a bit and temperatures will follow suit somewhat. they're not going to come down

a whole lot. this is the big decider. well, pretty much as we have seen them late leer, so we'll -- lately, so we'll have sun in the afternoon for everybody and the coastline begins to get scoured with low clouds by afternoon and evening hours. here's how it looks. that sea breeze will work inland. it's cooler tomorrow. not a big deal though. we'll just look for more of the same. cloudy and cool along the shoreline all week. a few degrees cooler tomorrow. the usual summertime pattern all week, which is not bad at all. the giants take on the nationals tomorrow. bundle up like it's candlestick. 63 degrees at game time. school, too, for the festival tomorrow. 62 degrees in the city and the berkeley kite festival, 64 degrees. highs tomorrow, lows tonight, first things first, mid-50s tonight, sun up at 6:13 and daytime highs tomorrow looking good, 65 in the city.

84 in san jose. 82 santa rosa. extended forecast, we'll go with the usual low clouds in the morning and sun in the afternoon along the shoreline. sunny for ervin land and that will hold true all the way through next weekend. so we're rooting for a little bit of a cooling trend. we're going to get it. on the subject of rooting, how did the giants and as do today? >> the as are trying to avoid losing their first series and the giants trying to change their luck. get a piece of their success back in the lineup. we'll be right back.

only can he rally the giants fan base... he can energize the clubhouse with his presence. energy that a slumping giants team was the yes movement was brought to san francisco. he can energize the clubhouse with his presence, energy that is slumping that they needed as he was acts rate ised today. he was away nearly two months and his first at bat back, he just misses a home run. he settles for a double. he would not core after getting -- score after getting stranded at third. tv was upset at the umpire for calling a strike. in the 4th, edwardy nunez gets

the rally going. he doubles to right center. tied, giants load the bases again. a fly out to deep right. it gives the giants the lead. they would win for their third win in the last 14 games. the as in cleveland, billy butler got into it with the catcher. he got the last word. he went deep with a solo shot to tie the game. but the -- butler has a few more words for him. in the bottom of the inning, the indians leads off the frame with a solo shot. the tribe go ahead and still in the 4th now. 4-2. napoli blasts a homer making it 6-2 and cleveland hit four home runs in the game as they win 6 will be 3. so the third round of the pga championship was suspended

due to heavy rain in new jersey. ten players, including the coleaders, did not even bring their third round play today. play will resume tomorrow at 5:00 a.m. and officials hope for able to finish tomorrow night. cbs coverage starts at 11:00 a.m. the 49ers make a roster move as the players report to camp. on the eve of the first practice, carlos talks about what he looks forward to at camp. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,

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tackle anthony davis... who was reinstated by the nfl. he sat out last season becaus rns. davis the 49ers reported to camp and that included anthony davis who the reinstated by the nfl. davis released williams who is out for the year. one player ready for camp is car ross. after -- carlos. after being limit the last season, he's looking forward to getting ready to dish out hits on his teammates even though camp can sometimes lack a lot of physicality. >> you can be physical in practice. i don't see why not. i mean, i might not run somebody over, but i'm still going to stiff on you and that's going to helping me out. i can take that to sunday and i don't have to think about running you over because i've been training in training camp. fry and get the big -- try and get the big plays this year.

>> remember, they're your teammates. the raiders general manager has received an extension through the 2021 draft. he became the gm and has drafted players. he has helped turn them into playoff contenders. from american football to futbol. liverpool leading. roberto gets a foot on the ball to make it 2-0. that was the final in front of over 70,000 in santa clara. nights to see a different kind of match, but football is just around the corner. >> yes, it is. >> it should be fun. >> thank you. we'll be right back. ,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

"harry potter and the cursed child," drops at midnight. it picks up 19- years after j-k gig weekend for -- big weekend for harry potter fans. a movie drops at midnight. it picks up 19 years after the

final year for the franchise. this installment is not a novel and it's not written by her. instead, it's a script of the play of the same name currently running in london much the timing of the release is fitting. she and the character celebrate birth dates tomorrow. warriors stars devin durant and draymond green with trending today, but it wasn't for their basketball skills. take a listen. >> reporter: ♪ [ music ] >> the u.s. men's olympic basketball team jamming out to the vanessa carlson's hit song 1,000 miles. durant danced while wrapped in a blanket. unfortunately, carmelo anthony wasn't that impressed. all caught on video. doesn't take much to make the news. >> thanks for watching. ,,,,

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