live from the cvs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . a man accused of driving into a group of pedestrians in the south bay was on his way to bible study when it happened. good afternoon, i and michelle

griego. >> and we have incoming s.ckie atj. les, according to police , it is not showing react to take remorse for his actions. 34-ar-oldsaiah peeples was delivering food to his bible study group when he plowed into this crowd of people. >> he had been working as it department of defense contractor is a finance auditor and has no previous criminal history. four he served in the army from 2004-2006 and in the reserve from 2006 until 2008. his

family says he suffers from severe posttraumatic stress disorder. >> the only weapon he possessed was a disassembled and hoocatedb d to terrorism.and ve >> one man hit said that knowing his mental health industry doesn't help. >> he needs to go to a doctor i not by doing this. >> he has not shown any remorse. >> reporter: peoples will be in court at noon tomorrow in police still don't know his motive . kpix 5 . a 13-year-old girl is critical and she's from sunnyvale medical school -- middle school. they said they are sending healing thoughts to the student and will continue to support

family, friend and -- friends>> who accidentally shot himself in the head is now speaking again. >> can you say grandpa? >> grandpa. >> say grandpa. >> grandpa. say mama. >> mama. mackey also says thank you to the people praying for hi recovy. the boy was on life support a couple of weeks at children's hospital in oakland after he found a gun under a bed and accidentally shot himself. the man who owns the gun was arrested for criminal storage of a firearm. new rules to appease privacy advocates' concerns about surveillance. >> the point is to help catch criminals in violent crimes, break-ins and thefts, but there's a delicate balance between security and privacy.

the surveillance systems would eventually capture license plate information and images for every car coming in and out of every bart parking lot. >> we put criminals on notice that that if they come to our lots that their vehicles could be identified. >> some don't trust the surveillance program. >> you're about to embark on a system of real-time mass surveillance. >> concerns with a high profile incident last year when bart was accused of sharing information. the photos were taken in the mark arthur part station as part of a pilot program that never got off the ground. bart admits that some of the information was sent to a law enforcement database called the northern california regional intelligence center but says it was not shared with i.c.e.. >> we have a concern that we are overstating our assurance that this information is

inaccessible to immigration and customs enforcement. >> reporter: the new policy allows bart to store photos and information for 30 days unless it is part of an ongoing criminal investigation. it also limits sharing the data with third parties. they say it is an important tool to make sure the bart stations are safe. it includes four cameras that a single station and then winds through -- bart will review the statistics before they expand the program. kpix 5 . it is official, former vice president joe biden is in the race to become president. he is leading in the polls but nicole kelly and tells us that was such a large pool of candidates that nobody is a shoe in. >> reporter: he wasted acng the one who could

be his potential rival. >> joe biden wants to win the presidency on his own. >> i asked president obama not to endorse. whoever wins the nomination should win it on their own merits. >> reporter: he had a three- minute campaign video that largely focused on the race riots in charlottesville. that's when he decided to run. >> in that moment, i knew the threat to this nation was unlike any i had seen in my lifetime. his video appeared more like a general cam patient -- campaign. >> if we give tre fundamtally o -- alter the character of this nation and who we are. i cannot stand by and allow that to happen.>> reporter: president trump shot back calling biden sleepy joesaitwill

nasty and you will be dealing with people who have sick and demented ideas. if you make it, i will see you at the starting gate. joe biden joins the largest and most diverse field of candidates ever assembled. >> there is such a long history in office and there will be all sorts of things that come up that are potentially problematic. again, sort of outdated and outmoded in a modern democratic party. >> at 76, joe biden is one year younger than bernie sanders. the youngest candidate is 37. one of the first events on biden's official campaign schedule is a fundraiser in philadelphia. at the white house, nicole killian, kpix 5 . there will be a fundraiser in philadelphia is tonight and another in pittsburgh on monday. we will have mo at 5:00 and

online at kpix.com . the meeting between kim jong-un and russian president vladimir putin has ended. they spent 3 1/2 hours discussing the deadlock over nuclear weapons. kim agreed to give up his arsenal but only if north korea gets international security clearances and guarantees. north korea just presented the u.s. with a bill for $2 million and it is looking to recoup the cost of the hospital care of otto worn bear held prisoner in north korea after being convicted in 2016 of stealing a propaganda poster in pyongyang. he was in a coma at the time of his release and later died. agents from the fbi and irs raided a home today and gathered evidence at city hall. agents carried away boxes with court ordered authorized search warrants.a dal er bo

sales and under fire for receiving half million dollars for the universityof an so on the board. she rebook fr othertities that do the city. infoan what most cases have in common. a cute rescue getting ducklings out of a storm drain. >> so cute. we are looking at cooler temperatures today and you can see the fog is hanging around at the golden gate bridge camera. there is also sunshine and there are people enjoying the sunshine and fishing at this lunch time hour . we will talk about the big cooldown we are expecting as we go through the next several days coming up.

new at noon, health officials giving an update on the scope of the measles outbreak in our state. emily turner is here with the latest numbers.>> michelle, most of the cases are in adults ternnal tlfromr ar but it is not at a crisis level, it says. there have been 38 confirmed cases which is 15 more than this time last week. according to the state health department, six cases were in

los angeles county alone, the site of one of four outbreaks in the state. the others are in butte county, sacramento county and san francisco. the bay area outbreak, you should know that the cdc has it controlled. he says that 14 of the 38 cases are international travelers who contracted the virus while abroad and then returned home and passed it along to 22 more people here. the cause of the remaining two cases is unaccounted for. nationwide, the cdc says 695 measles cases have been reported in 22 states. new york city faces the largest outbreak in the country with 390 cases reported. mainly in the old jewish orthodox communities. in the neighborhood more than 80% of the cases have occurred. anyone that is six months or older must get vaccinated or their families could face a $1000 fine. so far, no deaths have been

reported from the recent measles outbreak but the state health department says the symptoms are serious and they are urging international travelers to make sure they are fully immunized. that means two shots of the mmr vaccine and not just one. the shares of tesla are down about 4% after a huge first- quarter loss of $700 million was reported yesterday. looking at the big board, the dow is down more than 100 points. a new space race is on and it's not to land on the moon or colonize mars but to contact e tease. they want to send a -- extraterrestrials. they want to send a message into space. >> are we ready to signal what is out there that we exist. we better -- barely get along with each other, are we able to get along with aliens?>> reporter: the special report on

the quest to contact extraterrestrials premieres tonight at 7:00. we have warm and above- average temperatures and nothing like yesterday or the day before. no record-breaking heat, but it is comfortable for us. this is looking east with plenty of sunshine. temperatures are warming up. 78 in concord d atn san 75 ed san jose. the 24 hour temperature change, or seven degrees cooler than we were yesterday at this time. nine degrees cooler in santa rosa. eight degrees cooler in concord as well as fairfield. the ridge of high pressure will push to the south and we are looking at a stronger onshore wind component keeping us on the cooler side. through the day today, enjoy the sunshine. we start tomorrow with coastal fog as well as through the golden gate gap and into the

bay. then printy of -- plenty of sun through the day tomorrow. we are tracking an area of low pressure with a gradual cooldown through the weekend and into next week. temperatures will be where we should be for this time of year by this time next week. sunrise at 7:54 and sunseted 7:20 tomorrow. mid-sixties along the coast in upper 60s and san francisco. low 70s for oa 80s for concorde, livermore and san jose. we are no longer talking about the 90s inland. that will continue for tomorrow as well and cooler for the weekend and then mitch cooler by early next week. we will be down to the 70s beginning monday >>t still soun you so much. the eggs have just hatched at uc berkeley.

these are live pictures atop the tower where the peregrine falcons are watching over their three newborns. annie and grenell laid the eggs last month and this is being live streamed on the big screen at the berkeley art azm. -- museum. 13 ducklings were stuck in a storm drain. someone called the humane society and spca. the storm great had been paved over in the public works department cut one of the metal bars to put annette into the drain to get the ducklings out. mama duck stayed nearby and was reunited with her babies. serving a purpose in the lives of mentally challenged adults. our jefferson award winner has made it her mission. you can email consumer watch at kpix.com or call 888 -5 -helps-you kick.

the national labor statistics show that the unemployment rate for disabled adults is more than double what it is for people with abilities. >> they look for a way to bridge the gap awd winner. four todd love shirt -- serving people as a shift manager. >> they are the best employees that can be and i'm also growing to be the best manager i can be. >> reporter: he has worked at the cafi since it was opened at its current spot in mitchell park five years ago. the nonprofit hires adults with disabilities from autism to blindness. >> it is a safe space to learn and to also make mistakes and to keep growing. >> reporter: in 11 years, kathleen is trained and employed about 100 developmentally challenged adults. they work in palo alto and san

francisco and in the nonprofit's catering business. they started $16.65 per hour. they learn everything from baking to coffee making and . what does it mean to you? >> to believe in yourself. >> reporter: there is also a work environment where they feel they belong. that is part of the reason that anna move from new york to the bay area, to work it is cafi. >> i love how kind and genuine and respectful all of my coworkers are. >> reporter: charlene says that kathleen's gift brings out the best in people, like her daughter connie. >> kathleen is a wonderful person. she values people and she sees abilities when other people don't see that. >> congratulations. >> reporter: so employee in an empowering adults with disabilities. this week'sfoley hughes.

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today's tip of the day will be blood oranges. when you cut the oranges in half, they have a red tends to them. not a full red tends like the blood orange. it is a combination between the navel orange in the blood orange. there are no seeds. when you buy them, they are so beautiful, just make sure they have a beautiful color all the way around. like all citrus, never store them in the refrigerator, store them on the ke a great juice. it looks good and tastes wonderful. we all know that navel oranges are super food and great for us. when they look like this and smell like this, you can't beat them. i am tony tantillo, remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. coming up at 5:00, group of homeless and san jose have been

living in hotels after their camp was shut down. now they have to move again. we will have that story and more coming up at 5:00. another fantastic today out there. mary and i got a chance to work -- walk outside where you are working. it was a mini-walk. >> did you go? >> like a quarter of a block. >> whatever you can do to go out and enjoy the outdoors. >> enjoy the warm temperatures in the bay area. have a good day. [phone ringing] remember the way we used to do things? hey man...

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