bringing direct treatment to drug live from the cbs bay area studios, this is "kpix 5" news. >> bay area city want to the first of its kind program aimed at bringing direct treatment to drug users on the street. good afternoon. i am michelle griego.

>> jackie ward is live with more details. >>reporter: here is the concept. bring help to those directly on the street and are -- stabilize them and get in them -- get them in programs that exist. the mayor said it would be the first program of its kind and $3 million each year will allow 10 new clinicians to administer medicine directly to people suffering from heroin addiction. doctor say it will save many lives. >> the traditional setting of waiting for people that are addicted to drugs to come into doctors offices and clinics and get the treatment they need is not working, plain and simple. we see it every day. even donald trump has declared an opioid crisis. francisco we take

it seriously. >>reporter: it's a pill that reduces cravings for opioids. san francisco has an estimated 22,500 active injection drug users, half of use use -- use heroin in this program will help 250 people and give the opportunity to serve more. jackie ward. "kpix 5". a member of bart board of directors tackling the outgoing drug problem at the bart station. and who he is bringing into helping. >> you may have seen this video shot last month in the civic center park station. people shooting drugs in the open at the start of the morning commute. they are lining up the hallway in various states of consciousness. >> our writers experience bad things at the station and it affects bart. >>reporter: the work -- was set up in his spot here. >> i feel responsible as a

director and i can ask people not to shoot up here and that's the best i can do. >>reporter: there was an increased presence here at the station in large part because of dusty's appearance. the police chief says he's doing his best pair expect our officers are out here doing a very difficult job and shortstaffed. >> chief rojas says keeping this activity out of bart stations is like a cat and mouse game. >> your people with serious problems with addiction of drugs and at the same time we want to prioritize the safety for our ridership here in the station. >> dusty is talking with the mayor and salvation army -- army hoping to keep it as clean as it is today. >> it's replacing the bat activity and some of it is helping people get on a better path. >> in san francisco. anne makovec "kpix 5". three people died after

being ejected from an suv on tuesday night on interstate 880 near stephenson boulevard. 21-year-old dang nguyen hai tran made an abrupt lane change which triggered the deadly chain of events. police say marijuana may have played a factor. kristy lemus and her nine-year- old sister brooke and 39-year- old noel johnson were killed in the crash. colin kaepernick, the suspect, is expected to be in court in two hours. a deadly explosion in southern california. police arrested the ex- boyfriend. public -- a device was dropped off at a day spa and two other people were hurt and police say they arrested 59-year-old stephan beale on suspicion of being in possession of an unregistered destructive device. the arrest comes after investigators spent hours writing the suspect's home in long beach and the suspect has

not been charged and he is expected to face a judge this afternoon. new details on a homicide in the south bay. police say it happened to a man and a woman and happened last night in east san jose. police had the roads blocked off and no arrests have been made and no word on any motive. if you have information you are asked to call police. oakland police looking for a driver and a deadly hit and run about 2:30 a.m. near 98 in bancroft avenues. you can see the front of this black car caved in as the car behind it flips on its side wrapped around a poll. one man was killed and two others taken to the hospital and no word on their decision. major developments against ruben foster, his ex-girlfriend giving new testimony denying the abuse. "kpix 5" discussed floors is live in san jose with more details.

jessica? . it was -- >>reporter: it was a dramatic day here. no cameras were allowed and i can tell you ruben foster's ex- girlfriend was crying several times during her testimony. she recanted the domestic violence abuse allegations she said she made the whole thing up to get back at him for breaking up with her. as for the visible signs of injuries across her face and body, she said she got those from a fight with another girl the night before in san francisco. this started on february 11th brick the now ex-girlfriend alyssa and his call police three times to report foster was beating her up and she flagged someone down after she told the passerby her boyfriend broke her phone -- phone and she said in the courtroom i wanted to be extra and i wanted him to go down and she told foster you are not going to have a job tomorrow and she told prosecutors she did not

want things to get this far criminally but she wanted to sue foster and we caught up with her as she was coming out of the court to ask her about this testimony but she would not respond. >>reporter: miss and is, is there anything you can say or you want to tell the public? . >> the ex-girlfriend testified against the advice of her attorney and says she is video evidence she got into a fight with another woman the night before. foster has pleaded not guilty to all of these charges and meanwhile he is on the 49ers and the judge is deciding whether there is enough evidence to take the case forward and if so it could start as early as july. just before it is. a pxi -- "kpix5." 1 year since special counsel robert mueller started his investigation into possible collusion and the investigation is ongoing as president trump

insists the witchhunt needs to have it -- and and reporter weijia jiang is at the white house with more details. >>reporter: 1 year ago today the department of justice tapped robert mueller to investigate possible trump campaign ties with russia. at the time he said -- president trump said a thorough investigation would exonerate him and today he's calling it the greatest witchhunt in american history and still denies any collusion. >> it's gone on for over a year. they strongly believe it's a witchhunt. >>reporter: they have four guilty pleas from former campaign members. none on charges of colluding with russia. more than 1000 number -- others have been indicted included -- including former campaign chairman paul manafort. >> he's moved with breasts --

breathtaking speed when you consider the number of indictments and the complexity. >> one person special counsel moeller has not interviewed is president trump and his lawyers say it is not likely to happen. >> you can be sure we would be the laughing stock in the only way we would do it would be to shorten his thing. >>reporter: just last week moeller subpoenaed the social media strategist working for roger stone. weijia jiang. cbs news. the white house. questions remain over a payment the president made to his former attorney that went to a porn star. a footnote with a 92 page disclosure form showed he be paid michael pollan -- michael cohen as much as $250,000 for expenses in 2016. the president did not disclose the payment and sources tell cbs that the justice department could look into whether it

should have been disclosed under campaign finance laws. the full senate can vote on the. to head the cia as early as today after the senate intelligence committee decided to advance gina haskell's commission. she was involved with the program that critics say amounted to torture. congress could be five republican signatures away from voting on dock up. two more signed on that would force a vote in the house but house speaker paul ryan urged people not to sign it. it could cost you more to visit one of san francisco's most popular landmarks. san francisco bay is voting on weather to hike parking fees. visitors can park for $5 for the weekend and the proposed hike could generate $400,000 a year for the bridge district. the big island kilauea

erupted from its summit and just how far the eruption reached. we will so you -- show you how the final preparations are going for the wedding tomorrow -- saturday. people are looking for doughnuts shaped like hearts. let's talk about your forecast. clear skies for the next few days and warmer weather and before we get rain i will explain in a bit.

getting a job.. don't stress too much. a new study finds more exployers are hiring! according to report: 80-percent of em good news, graduates. if you are worried about getting a job don't stress out too much. >> a new study finds more

employers are hiring and 80% of employers plan to hat -- hire college graduates up from 74% last year and 58% from 2008. career building says many companies plan to pay more. >> we see hiring across the boards and industries, job levels and across geography and it's a great market for new college grads to go into. >> as for the top majors companies are looking for, business, engineering and computer sciences. new developments out of hawaii. the big island kilauea has erupted. you can see a dusty plume of ash being shot into the air and it is estimated it reached 30,000 feet into the sky and residents are reporting lights amount of volcanic ash and official say the ashes not considered considered dangerous. >> those imagers are amazing and especially the radar.

>> the radar you can see when the eruption happened in this is another view from usgs live right now near the crater by the kilauea volcano and you can tell ash is on the camera lens and they have a lot of these set up around their to give you live images and a perspective on what is going on and that's all in that location and let's take you here at home and show you our clear skies and look at those blue skies and we have a blue -- marine layer coming through and 63 in san francisco and concord in the 70s and 72 degrees in the inland locations are warming up in the marine layer came through but now it's burning off and right along the coastline and the northbay you don't see cloud cover which is how the morning started off chilly in the 40s. afternoon highs stay in the upper 40s for the coast and the west wind is pushing in the

cooler air. around the south bay temperatures low 70s. is paid temperatures low 70s for concord and around pittsburgh and antioch it will be warmer pixels a little low 60s. san francisco 61 for the afternoon high. alameda 64. the further north you go higher temperatures. this ridge of high pressure will bring us to above average and it will get closer and closer here tomorrow and saturday and that will bring us some nice-looking weather and this low bringing us a chance for afternoon thunderstorms for the sierra and staying over nevada and those higher elevations for today and tomorrow and into saturday. by sunday a low dip town from the north and that will bring our temperatures down and bring us a very slight chance for rain fall in the seven day forecast only in the northbay do we see precipitation and temperatures for the 1st half of your weekend will be comfortable. let's take a look at the big board and see how the financial markets are doing.

the dow is down 77 points. >> windsor castle putting the final touches on preparations for saturday's royal wedding. >> today prince harry and megan markel heading to the dress rehearsal. the calvary rehearsed the wedding carriage procession. it will take the newlyweds through the town of windsor, while many americans will be in the crowd, and the choirboys will perform for prince harry and megan in front of a global audience. we can hardly wait until saturday. >> we are really lucky. not many people get to stay inside this special event. >> there was an announcement that megan markel's father will not walk her down the aisle because of health problems. no word yet who will take his plancan watch live coverage of the royal wedding right here on "kpix 5" at 1:00 a.m. dark and early on saturday. this week's jefferson award winners and their mission to

help veterans transition back into civilian life. we want to invite your pet lovers to send us your questions. e-mail us pets at "kpix 5".com and we will give you an answer every friday here at noon. we will be right back.

challenges getting back to civilian life. helping those veterans became personal for this week's jefferson award winners.. when it was a members of the military coming home from war can face the challenges getting back to

civilian life. >> helping the veterans became personal for the jefferson award winners. far had difficulty when he returned from afghanistan. this husband and wife team gives them jobs and room to roam. >> mending fences, welding, settling a horse. justin han seems at home on the range. not that the former rain who saw combat in afghanistan did not try adjust -- job. >> i was cooped up in a building and i'm used to being on the go. >> when he heard about the bay area veterans ranch he started working there. they came up with the idea of ranch and vets.

>> it was not an easy transition going from combat immediately back to civilian life. >> because government worked on a ranch in west marin they thought the experience of hard work and fresh air and responsibility could help veterans. >> being outdoors and working with animals that don't judge you and that gives you peace. we are happy to do that job. >>reporter: ranch and beth has served 30 veterans state wide and while ranching is of course a huge part of ranch and events cory says they do a lot more to serve veterans. >> we've helped veterans and other ways by steering them to organizations that could help them with what their next step might be. >> clayton helps run the ranch and says hiring justin was a no- brainer. >> it's a huge opportunity for them to come out and work in an environment they feel comfortable and. >> finding comfort seems to fit kevin and corey. >> we said if we help one back

-- but we are a success. >> for helping servicemembers back to civilian life through their ranch and vets program this jefferson award goes to kevin and corey downs. >> corey downs runs ranch and vets on a day-to-day basis and kevin has a full-time job as a san francisco police officer. he was shot and seriously wounded back on the job in october of 2016 and after a long recovery he's back to work full-time and if you know someone who inspires you nominate him or her for a jefferson award online. we will be right back. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message.

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a fake 9-1-1 call puts the s.w.a.t. team on the hunt to stop a terrorist group from executing bomb attacks on local communities. get ready for a thrilling episode and tonight's season finale of s.w.a.t. >> a fake 911 call put the s.w.a.t. team on the hunt to stop a terrorist group from executing bomb attacks on local communities. >> there is an accident of that novation. >> that's just one device. >> they show they bought plane tickets to lax yesterday. they are in town. no hits yet. >> we can find these guys. we need to find them quick. >> earlier today i chatted with alex russell and kenny johnson about the season finale. the season finale is jammed packed. there are a lot of things going on. >> the conflicts you mentioned, that kind of starts to mirror

the conflicts within itself. >> condo the whole season has been trying to get street on track and street goes through -- goes to the beat of his own drum. >> watch the spot season finale right here at 10:00 p.m. right before k pxi news at 11:00. been fired in east oakland neighborhood and the suspect caught jumping into a getaway car and we have that story and much more tonight at 5:00 p.m. >> all right. enjoy your day. >> i can't wait to get outside. >> i no. look at the sunshine. only one candidate for governor

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♪ >> bill: thanks, justin. that's great. if you weren't on my ass, wyatt wouldn't have overheard every word! you made me careless! >> justin: he knew it was a set-up, that you and steffy weren't having an affair. so what do you think he's gonna do? is he gonna tell liam that the whole thing is a lie? >> bill: i don't know what he's gonna do! i don't know where he's headed! ♪ ♪ [ cellphone chimes ]