live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. a heartbroken mother sharing her pain after a daughter is stabbed at a bart station, appearing to be random. >> right now, there is a police manhunt for the killer, the attack happened about 9:45 pm at the macarthur bart station in oakland.

jessica florez has an exclusive interview with the victim's mother. jessica?>> reporter: that's right, we are here at the macarthur bart station, things are running smoothly, back to normal, but here's why you know things are normal, these flowers, people leaving these, for nia wilson and her family, the she is the victim. her mother says she just wants justice for her doctor. nia wilson's mother facing an unimaginable task, choosing pictures to remember her. just 18 years old, she was writing bart home to oakland, when he suspect stabbed and killed her on a -- in a random attack on the macarthur bart station platform. >> this man just came and did this to my baby, my baby!>> reporter: she was with her two

sisters, getting off the train, helping a woman with a stroller, when a man stabbed her and an older sister. a white man in his 20s or 30s, short hair and a heavy build, got away. the random violence comes months after 2 riders stabbed -- survive a stabbing attack, and bart police are going to step up for patrols. >> where were the police, you said you were going to have people on the platform, where were the people?>> reporter: bart says an officer was at the station, it is unclear whether they were on the platform, we asked them if riders should be worried about safety. >> the situation onrtisn't reburiders are on edge. >> the first thing that my husband told me, he was worried about me getting on bart.

her sister is recovering at the hospital, as her loved ones remember the young, bright aspiring make up artist, her mother says she was going places and had an interview this afternoon. >> she always said mama, i'm scared of bart, i didn't believe her, she had the right to be scared of bart, so -- because look what happened to her.>> reporter: bart officials say they are releasing surveillance images in the next couple of hours of the man, asking anyone who has any information about the attack that happened at the macarthur bart station about 9:45 pm to give police a call right away. live in oakland, kpix 5. >> the oakland mayor, libby schaaf said we all mourn in this moment and we all work together to bring justice for the family. and sending our condolences to

the victim and family, and blasting the transit agency, saying bart manages to catch writers you haven't paid to get fair, young could -- young graffiti artist, you can catch a murder and give her family some peace. bart will have a news conference at 12:30 pm, live on kpix 5.com. tensions between the u.s. and iran are escalating. is 2 day forum was planned long before the escalation of threats between the u.s. and iran, but it is certainly an issue that the secretary of state is dealing with today. president trump didn't mince words when he tweeted to the iranian president, iranian president hassan rouhani , he said you will suffer con -- consequences few in history have ever suffered before. if you threaten the united states. earlier president rouhani said

don't play with the lion's tail, this would only lead to regret, peace is the mother of all peace and war with iran is the mother of all wars, president trump said we are no longer a country that will stand for your demented words of violence and death, be cautious. >> does he run the risk of inciting a war with iran? >> he is responding to them, he won't allow them to make threats against america, if anyone is inciting anything, look no further than to iran.>> reporter: he pulled the u.s. out of the iran nuclear deal in may, and they will reimposed oil and banking sanctions next month, mike pompeo called on uranian's to stand up to their own government. >> the level of corruption show something that resembles more the mafia than the government.>> reporter: he arrived in stanford to meet with the secretary ofdefense, and he said the u.s. is --

responding to claims that the u.s. is trying to interfere in iranian relations. at stanford university, kpix 5. time is ticking for the trumpet ministrations to reunite thousands of migrant children with their parents, more than 2500 families were separated at the border under president trump's zero-tolerance policy, according to a court order, they have until thursday to reunite families, according to a government report, less than 15% were back as of last week. part of a delegation of lawmakers, who toured detention centers in texas over the weekend, authorities told one traumatized child that his family had abandoned him.>> being told your parents brought you here, they sacrificed everything to get you a better life, they don't want to see you again, you are going in foster care and going to be adopted, and never see her parents again.>> the congressman and other democrats are calling on hearings, but

the republican-led house has rejected those calls. hillary clinton wants to reunite immigrants with their families, speaking in new york, she says she is working on a plan to organize transportation for those separated, and she asked for help. >> if any of you work for an airline, i hope you will let me know, direct message me, we need vouchers, and discounted tickets to bring these families back together.>> she says she plans to tweet about the plan in the days to come, the former secretary of state addressed the question of russia, saying it continues to actively interfere in u.s. politics. a live look outside, ocean beach, a warning for beachgoers, a high risk for recurrence, today and tomorrow, picking up, it is looking all right, and pacifica, a little bit calmer, a camera view that is said about there, been

watching people paddling all morning long, despite coastal cloud coverage out there. the waves are not so bad out here, but south facing beaches, you will notice a bit of a problem, today, and tomorrow, through 11:00 wednesday morning. the breakers, the seven footers to nine footers, and for now, right around the coastline, noticing those clouds, temperatures in san jose, 83 in concorde, a heat advisory to tell you about, which i will go through. >> santa clara county, it is 80% contained, it broke out yesterday afternoon, it is course more and it destroyed a building, 10 more still threatened, no word on the cause. in maricopa county, a fire, ferguson fire, exploded in size

over the weekend, has burned more than 33,000 acres, just 13% contained. police are investigating a deadly shooting in toronto, a man shot 14 people, killing 2, a 9-year-old girl is in critical condition. jackie ward tells us, the gun man is dead, but city leaders think the gun problem in toronto is very much alive. >> reporter: cell phone video captured a man dressed in black opening fire in toronto's greek town neighborhood, filled with restaurants and cafis. >> it was a rapidfire, and then a pause, and more fire. we did not know what it was, we saw people starting to run in our direction. >> reporter: john said he and his brother were getting out of the car when they heard as many as 30 gunshots. >> i couldn't see any victims, a woman said she saw five bodies on the ground. >> reporter: he shot 14 people, he exchanged gunfire with police, and was either shut by

officers or took his own life. >> it wasn't a gang related incident, or a gang related shooting, we have a gun problem in the city of toronto.>> reporter: the city's mayor spoke on the issue monday morning, before a moment of silence was held. >> there are far too many people carrying around guns in our city and our region, who should not have them.>> reporter: toronto police have deployed dozens of extra officers to its streets, following a spike in gun violence. jackie ward, kpix 5. >> it comes only a few months after a man drove a van into pedestrians in toronto, killing 10 people and injuring 14 others. a trader joe's in california remains closed, killed on sunday during a hostage standoff, at silver lake, coworkers and customers held a vigil outside.>> she was

the sweetest, it's like i lost one of my family. >> the suspected gunman, jean ar the shot his grandmothe store, he went into the store where he threatened employees for several hours, a few managed to escape, he is being held on $2 million bill. police say they are not charging a florida man for killing another man in a parking lot because of florida's stand your ground law. surveillance video shows him being pushed to the ground, firing back, with a single shot to mcglocklin's chest, killing him, they were arguing over a convenience store parking spot, stand your ground law allows people to use deadly force when fearing imminent death or great bodily harm. they will make the final decision on whether to press charges. still ahead, survivors of the duck boat accident in missouri, the primary focus in the investigation. a bay area representative

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last week, killing 17 people. federal investigators are investigating the duck boat that capsized in the missouri lake last week killing 17 people, the boat was raised this morning, it will focus on the condition of the vessel as well as with the captain knew about the vessel before taking it on the lake. survivors are recovering, but traumatized. 14-year-old lauren smith lost her father and brother.>> i saw one -- i saw someone struggling, i wanted to push their feet to give them hope,

>> all 14 survivors have been released from the hospital, the company that owns the tour boat had the entire fleet inspected less summer, the inspector said that he had concern that the engine exhaust pipes could allow water to get in during rough weather causing the engines to fail. barbara lee is sitting sites on a leadership position, she launched her campaign to chair the house democratic caucus, if she succeeds, she would be the first african-american woman to hold a leadership post in either major political party. other bay area headlines, oakland police are investigating a double homicide, two men were found dead last night, investigators do not have a suspect or a motive. a gas main break this morning, city officials say it happened around 10:50 am, on 25th and connecticut streets, police are asking people

at > in the conservatory of flowers, blooming every 7 to 10 years, the corpse flower, the smell is what attracts people, some compared to rotting flesh or compost, visitors have 2 or 3 days to experience a, so run out and go smell it. [ laughter ]>> in line for rotting flesh, that is a tourist attraction. [ laughter ] a live streamed. you don't have to smell it on camera. noticing clouds, a lot of gray skies across the bay area, and they are lingering, south ocean beach, watching the waves, starting to notice them pick up, and we are going to see them increase, until wednesday morning. seven footers to nine foer city hall, san francisco, most

of the city, along the coastline, still cloudy, 62 in san francisco, warming up to the 80s, oakland at 68, in the 70s. watching the doppler, we could see some more pop up thunderstorms across the sierra, yesterday afternoon, some hail, rain, lightning, they saw it all, a possibility again until this afternoon. a flash flood warning is in effect until 10 pm. as for the bay area, calm, upper 80s, low 90s, pretty warm, inland spots, season 70s around the water. this is what you can expect in santa clara, 77, reaching 84 degrees, for the afternoon hi, plenty sunshine. bringing on monsoonal moisture, thunderstorm activities out there across the higher elevations, joining forces with this ridge over texas, tuesday, wednesday, into thursday, into

triple digits. that is a sign that the heat will be on for inland locations across southern california, excessive heat warnings, heat advisories that have now been extended, starting noon tomorrow through a p.m. thursday. clear lake and lake county, san joaquin, temperatures could reach 110 in some of those spots. overnight lows not dropping much, in the 70s. monsoonal moisture in the forecast, heat and humidity possible, especially as i said this into motion, each afternoon, a chance for pop up thunderstorms, since it tonight 8:25 pm, since on -- sunrise tomorrow at 6:06 am . that is your forecast, back after the break.

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let's take a look at the big board right now, the dow is up, less than one point. u.s. customs and border protection seized a record number of counterfeit goods, they are often sold on popular websites. >> in some cases, they are not only fake but can also be dangerous. >> reporter: federal investigators say counterfeit goods are flowing into the united states through some of the biggest e commerce websites, the government accountability

office purchased dozens of items, from third-party sellers, they were found to be counterfeit. this urban decay make up, it is on the right. >> there are consumers at risk. buyer beware. >> reporter: special agent in charge, david abbott, is with homeland security investigations, he showed us plenty of confiscated counterfeit goods, many of them items that can harm or even kill you. a fake surge protector, counterfeit brake pads, fake airbags, even a knockoff overhead sprinkler. >> our biggest concern is the illicit pharmaceuticals coming in.>> reporter: everything from viagra, the one on the left is fake, the one on the right is real, and cancer drugs and painkillers. >> usually coming from china,

it may or may not be what the consumer thinks they are purchasing, and obviously if you're ingesting something that you don't know what it is, or against a doctor's order, it could be very harmful.>> reporter: companies like apple have sued 30 part -- third- party sellers for hawking goods, and the e-commerce sites listed in a government report say they have a zero tolerance policy for counterfeits.>> if it looks too good to be true, it probably is.

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a carnival. bart police releasing new photos of the suspect in a fatal stabbing over the weekend, take a look at this mug shot of the suspect, bart is looking for this person, who fatally stabbed someone over the weekend, another person stabbed as well, much more on this suspect tonight at 5:00. >> there is a news conference later today, we are going to be following that on the website, at kpix.com, it starts at 12:30 pm. that will do it for the news.

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