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a man is shot and killed at a b.a.r.t. station during the busy evening commute. we've been talking to witnesses about what happened. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. a frightening scene tonight at an east bay b.a.r.t. station where a man was shot

and killed right in front of stunned commuters. the victim may have been followed right off of the plane. amber lee questioned witnesses and police to find out what happened. >> reporter: the shooting happened at 6:07 tonight but as you can see this is still a very active crime scene. the victim's body found near the front of the b.a.r.t. station has not yet been removed. b.a.r.t. police officers armed with flashlights gathered evidence after a shooting. a witness told me she had just gotten off the b.a.r.t. train when she heard shots. >> people were gathered, people were scared they didn't know what was going on. >> reporter: the victim, an african american man close to his 30s had been walking down

the stairs when two african american men shot him at the top of the stairs. >> i saw a woman giving him mouth to mouth resuscitation and doing cpr on him. and i was just, you know like, i had no words. then i started crying after that. >> reporter: a source told us the man had been following the victim from a train. but there's no word if they had a connection. >> we are going to put out information because we want help from the people in locating these people. >> reporter: public access to b.a.r.t. is closed off. train service was not disrupted because the station remained open and people can get into the station from the other side. reporting live in richmond, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. new video tonight from

marin county now where a car crashed into a church in san anselmo narrowly missing a church: no one was hurt but the church sustained damage. it appears the driver may have pushed the wrong pedal. a search is under way in santa cruz county for a missing man who may be disoriented from a head injury a few days ago. volunteers have joined sheriff deputy for their search of matthew anderson. his mother told us he was mountain biking when he fell off a train trestle and suffered a concussion. he may have left home to look for his missing backpack. >> they saw him last night before he went to bed. they don't think he left until

sometime this morning. >> reporter: his parents say he had become fixated on finding that backpack. administrators are set to deliver a report tomorrow that outlines how they plan to remedy the school's deep financial troubles and keep it afloat. ktvu' patty lee is live at one of the campuses that's on the chopping block. >> reporter: the lights are still on at that galt street location, but closing it is one of the options to convince the

district that it has reached their requirements to stay open. >> reporter: a 300 page report details the problems identified last year. but this afternoon in front of city hall, hundreds of students and instructors criticized a drastic measures being taken and proposed. >> i think that the problems now are 100 times worse. >> reporter: long time city college instructor wendy kauffman is concerned that in its quest to keep its accreditation they will lose control. >> they've been cutting all the credit programs especially the ones that disabled students

count on. >> it's understanding because my daughter has no socialization opportunities and there are no classes. there are no programs for young adults like her. >> reporter: we asked some of the people in the crowd why they weren't more focused on the fact that the school might be shut down completely. a possibility one city representative denied. in the meantime the accreditation commission will make its decision this summer. reporting live in san francisco, patti lee. a former web producer has been indicted in charges of conspiring with the group anonymous. matthew keys is accused of providing anonymous with pass words to the los angeles times website. it was reported hacked by

anonymous. he worked for ktxl which is owned by tribune the same company that own it is tribune times. keys had left the tv job when he helped anonymous. it appears the state furlough days designed to save money may end up costing colorado in the long run -- costing california in the long run. more people ended up using less vacation days because they were forced to take so many furlough days. the dow did it again. it closed up again and closed at a record high. it has now closed higher for 10 consecutive trading sessions. the nasdaq was also up to day up 13. as ktvu's anne rubin tells us the markets haven't seen a streak like this in years. >> reporter: traders are feeling the optimism. the dow jones is up for the

tenth straight day. something they haven't seen for 19 days. >> when you see something like this happen ten days in a row it instilling confidence in people and everybody jumps on a bandwagon. people are starting to look at it and they want to come back in. >> reporter: driven in part by improving housing and labor numbers. today the s & p also chosed two points high of a report high. >> it means people are starting to believe in the federal reserve. >> the dow being up so high is really cause for celebration. >> reporter: investors to take this as a sign of positive things to come but she warns big mistakes happen when you chase trends. >> don't throw money that you wouldn't other wise throw at the market in there just because the market went up for 10 straight days. >> reporter: not everyone is ready to trust the upward trend will continue. >> not necessarily invest, not

until i see something really a bigger sign than something so small. >> anything that keeps me on the fence. >> reporter: the dow is up for an straight day. it'll be the last time something like that happened the last time was back in 1991. ann rubin. about two dozen people rallied today. the demonstrators want the court to go to trial. the lawsuit seeks a ruling that anything above 10 years in solitary is unconstitutional. >> a lot of them sleep on the moor because it's so cold at pelican bay. they don't have windows, they don't have access to the outside. >> reporter: state prison officials say the shoe is necessary to separate rival gang leaders who will organize

attacks. they say they launched a pilot program last fall to reduce the estimated 3,000 inmates living in these units. new at 10:00, boeing says it's 787 dream liner will soon be flying their passengers again. commercial flights should resume within weeks not months. boeing says 1/3 of their safety test on ion batteries are now complete. you will recall dream liners have been grounded since january even though the exact reason why one battery caught fire and a second started smoking is still not known. there is word that president obama will visit california next month. the events will take place in san francisco and silican valley. the president is trying to help his fellow democrats recapture control of the house in the 2014 midterm elections.

a school district stunned. >> it is horrible. >> the substitute teacher arrested for child porn and the strange behavier his neighbor says she noticed -- behavior his neighbor says she noticed. i'll show you what you can expect for your friday.

a community meeting in san

leandro for residents who have run a foul of the law keeping bees and chickens in their yards. deborah villalon with more on how the city is trying to catch up with its neighbors. >> reporter: julie this is a forbidden chicken coop. most bay area cities have rules, san leandro a ban. so backyard poultry and bee keeping are illegal. >> i've been breaking the law for two weeks, i'm an illegal chicken keeper and beekeeper. >> reporter: san leandro residents spoke tonight in favor of urban agriculture. >> why do we need to keep any ordnance. >> reporter: some argued for lifting the ban but the city is drafting a permit process. >> we need to set guidelines especially it's really intended for those who can't meet the minimum qualification. >> reporter: qualifications such as how many chickens in how big a yard and requirements for their coop and their care

so their neighbors aren't disturbed. >> chickens should be legal. they're legal everywhere else in alameda county. >> reporter: this 4h family has four hens. noisiest at feeding time. they'll need a permit for four birds. >> you get a little bit of that farm living in the city. you learn where your food comes from. >> you can put a perimeter around your yard right. >> reporter: but a council member also allergic is not worried. >> i'm not afraid of a neighbor having a beehive if this is done right. >> reporter: still to be determined, whether bees can be kept in a smaller yard. this will be adopted by summer then reviewed in a year: one sure thing, no roosters, way

too noisy. live in san leandro. deborah villalon, ktvu news. more information on goulet. many have wondered why they dropped charges in hawaii. now they say he wasn't prosecuted because of a lack of evidence. they say in one case fingerprints did not match and in the other case, the victim could not identify him. a lab technician will plead guilty to a drug charge. the attorney for debra madden says a plea deal has been reached. this is set to happen tomorrow morning in front of a federal judge in san francisco. the plea deal follows two mistrials and hung juries. madden was accused of stealing cocaine from a police lab.

as a result hundreds of criminal cases had to be thrown out. only on( 2, a woman accused of kicking a toddler at a park made her appearance in court. >> this is so [ bleep ], this is ridiculous >> reporter: sabrina bell was supposed to be arraigned on federal assault and child charges, bell could be heard yelling from her holding cell. bell kicked an almost 2-year- old girl in the chest on monday. the little girl and her family were in town for a wedding. >> i have to say that this is the first time that i've seen a case where we've had a toddler being assaulted with the level of violence by a stranger right in front of the participants. >> bell never made it into the courtroom today. her case was continued until next week. a bay area substitute

teacher is facing child pornography tonight. some of the pictures they found include children as young as four years old. >> reporter: tracing the steps of a substitute teacher has the alan rock school district busy tonight. nathan forstell was arrested for producing and distributing pornographic pictures online. >> some were four, five to seven year old range. these are sexual acts. >> reporter: there's no evidence forstell produced his own fornothing -- pornography or that any students were involved. he was arrested yesterday while teaching at a monterey county school. >> so we're determining at what schools he substituted. how many days in what grade levels. >> reporter: the superintendent held this emergency meeting

with school principals this afternoon and parents we talked to were notified quickly by phone or letter. >> it is horrible. honestly my first thought is i hope it wasn't one of my kids he substitute. >> reporter: one neighbor says she recalls a conversation she overheard. >> he was saying, work it, work it girl. work your stuff. like that's not something an adult should tell a child. >> reporter: investigators said along with a state felony, the substitute teacher could also face federal charges. roberts handa, ktvu channel 2 news. forstell is hospitalized tonight after a suicide attempt. they responded to the home where the suspect appeared to be suffering from a drug

overdose. now he is being observed. this is illegal. this is a public access easement. >> reporter: pete mcclosckin led the group as they walked over. the surf rider foundation filed a lawsuit saying that the gate violates the coastal act. san francisco police oversaw the protest but did not make any arrests. a man from alaska was arrested for bui or boating under the influence. he was taken to san m ateo jail. the boat the serenade 2 was just purchased last month during a lien sale. governor brown's delta water plan was unveiled. the plan aims to bring millions

of gallons to farms and communities in the southern part of the state. the plan calls for two 35-mile under ground tunnels to transport alof that water. critics say this will hurt the ecosystem but the governor disagrees saying after years and years of study it's time to finally get this done. if approved construction could begin in 2017. temperatures today dropped off a couple of degrees but it's still warm. above the average in many places, 77 in antioch. that was one of the warm spots most of us in the mid-70s away from the bay. around the bay it was upper 60s and low 70s. temperatures today cooler there was a lot of fog this morning. look for possible dense fog. i don't think it is going to be as intensive but it'll be nasty out there. mostly just high clouds. as we go into the day tomorrow, temperatures are going to increase. current temperatures outside, 57 in hayward.

your temperatures are coming back up. so a little bit warmer and as we go into the bay area weekend, some more changes. i'll talk about that and then there's some rain. there's rain showing up. i'll show you when that gets here as well. it was lin-sanity at san francisco tonight. jeremy lin is known for his rise to fame last year. the center for asian american media presented a documentary about his life tonight as a kick off to an 11 day film and culture celebration. advanced tickets were sold out. but rush tickets were still available for those who lined up outside the theater early with their cash. another cruise ship stranded. the new problems affecting dozens of carnival passengers just weeks after the company's last nightmare. >> a shark dies in a california swimming pool. the advertiser under fire for the commercial shoot. hello?

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in southern california, one construction worker died but another was rescued when a trench collapsed in pacific palisades. the two were working in a 15- foot deep trench at a water project. peta is outraged after the death of a shark. peta says it was flown from new york to l.a. for that tv commercial and died after showing signs of stress. k mart issued a statement saying it is saddened by the incident. k mart also says professional animal handlers were on hand for that shoot. more rough waters tonight for carnival cruise line after a carnival cruise line stranded

another of it ships. >> reporter: it's been just a month since a fire aboard the cruise ship triumph stranded passengers for days. now carnival my may have another pr problem on their hands. passengers say the power was turned off as crews tried to fix it. >> it was down for about three hours. during that time the toilets and everything started overflowing down in the main general lobby areas where people were frequenting the path room. >> reporter: a malfunction occurred during the regular testing of the ship's original diesel generator and only one public restroom was taken offline. >> when they did the systems check they noticed there were some errors. thought it was an easy fix. as it progressed through the night they found out it was more difficult. then they determined it is

something they can't get fixed. >> reporter: friends gave him a hard time for taking a carnival cruise so soon after the triumph disaster. but he says this does not compare to the triumph debacle. >> i want to say the toilet is working, the power is on we have full air-conditioning. >> reporter: carnival is making arrangements to fly passengers home. tuesday the company announced a comprehensive review of all of its ships. the competitive rivalry between facebook and twitter is about to intensify. facebook is reportedly preparing to roll out hash tags. twitter made the practice famous and instagram uses hash tags as well. according to media reports the idea is to add hash tags to items that would be linked by theme. in news of the world, an

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san francisco police hope newly released surveillance video of an attempted robbery on a nummi bus will lead to an arrest. the video shows a well orchestrated plan by three men to try to steal a woman's cell phone. one suspect grabbed a woman's phone while the second suspect held the bus door open. a third suspect stayed on the train possibly to keep any good samaritans from stepping in. >> these are three people that are working together and if

they can do it on one bus, they may be able to do it on several others. >> reporter: police say the victim held on even as she was dragged out of the bus. she eventually got back on the bus and was not hurt. >> reporter: the newly e elect pope francis spent the first day celebrating mass at the vatican. things could be quite a bit different with the selection of this new pope. >> reporter: pope francis has proven in just 24 hours to be a very different man. a very different leader than his predecessor and it has a lot of people wondering what's next. speaking without notes, pope francis continued his newly minted tradition of informality during mass at the sistine chapel. the 76-year-old pontiff said his church needed to return to his roots and walk with god. hundreds gathered to watch the celebration on jumbotron screens. >> we have found a guy who we

think is going to be tough enough to fix the dysfunction there's been in the vatican but also somebody who is representing latin american. >> reporter: many latins cannot believe pope francis first words and his smile when he asked the gathered to pray for him. >> the other one was more serious. he didn't really smile a lot. i prefer this one. >> reporter: pope francis has shown himself a polar opposite of the former benedict. this morning photographers rushed to the hotel where he had stayed as a cardinal but the now pope had already shown up and paid the bill himself. you better start wondering what you can do for the church and the faithful rather than wondering what the church can

do for you. in rome, leland vittert, the 10:00 news. today hundreds of people packed the pews at st. mary's in san francisco just one day after pope francis was elected. parishioners said they were impressed to learn that the pope took the bus and did his own cooking. they say they are encouraged by his preachings of austerity. and many hope he will visit here since he's named for the patron saint. there are far fewer believers than ever before. university sociologists have been crunching numbers on religious associations for decades. just 5% of americans said they had no religion compared to 20% now. they attribute the fall out to interlinked concepts. one of them is abortion and gay

rights. >> i could say i was raised catholic but now they don't want you to make assumptions about their views on abortion or gay rights and so they say, i have no religion. >> reporter: the other factor is e of very religious world war ii generation who held on to different values. the controversial decision to allow passengers to carry some knives on board airplanes took center stage today on capitol hill. john pistol the director of the transportation association defended his decision to once again allow certain knives on commercial flights. the plan drew criticism. but pistole told the sub committee that tsa agents should be focused on preventing real dangers. >> it is the judgment of many security experts worldwide which i agree with that a small

pocket knife will not create any dangerous situation on an airplane. clayton garzan was arrested in charges including committing a hate crime. grarzan is accused of beating michael partida early sunday morning. partida had just left a house party. witnesses heard anti gay slurs directed at partida before and after the attack. state treasurer bill locklear says he and his estranged wife are trying to reconcile and he is calling off the divorce. she recently completed a rehab program for meth. she was involved in an extramarital affair. a spokesperson for bill locklear said the two are looking forward not back ward. they have a 9-year-old son. in news of the world

tonight in baghdad, coordinated attacks killed at least 24 people and injured 67 others. first three car bombs exploded outside government offices right in the heart of the city. the then gunman dressed as police began shooting. none of the attackers survived. the attack came less than a week before the u.s. led invasion of iraq. >> the legislature has elected ping as the new president during the country's once in a decade power change. china's slowing economic growth, rampant corruption and pollution are some of the issues he'll have to face. spectators in moscow were

horrified after they watched an acrobat fall 80 feet. he fell right through the net. a spokesman for the circus said there was no sign of sabotage on the safety net. but they also said sabotage has not been ruled out. inran showed off his new studio. he's also considered a pioneer in live art performances. ross interacts with his audiences as he paints. >> with what i do is abstract, it's spontaneous. it's very much in the moment and unplanned. so a lot of times the live art situation is very conducive to my process. >> the new ross gallery will also feature art on the outside of the building. ross says he plans to bring

other artists to contribute to the rotating art work. chiemeteorologist bill martin is updating his forecast and he has what to expect this weekend. and larger, sharper and more powerful. when samsung's latest and more powerful phone will go on sale.

hgn today samsung debuted its new phone. the new galaxy four was debuted today. the smart phone is larger and has a sharper screen than its predecessor the s3. sam sung did not say how much this new s4 will cost but plans to go on sale sometime between

april and june. wicked fast. that's how san jose officials are describing a new wifi launched today in the downtown area. it will speed up both surfing the net and parking and matt keller put it to the test. >> reporter: downtown san jose has a new slogan. >> i feel the need for speed and we have it. >> reporter: the speed limit on streets the same but the internet cable is online. they say it's the faster municipal wifi in the nation. >> typically we see municipal wifi deployments have 1,000 to 2,000-miles-an-hour. we're upping that ante to 10,000-miles-an-hour. >> reporter: the city says it cost $95,000 to install the equipments seen on light posts with more to come.

it'll also be used to speed up park and pay kioskses. but not everyone is the a believer. >> wickedly fast, i don't know. >> reporter: meet muhammad he traveled to downtown while working on the computer world and was unimpressed with san jose's old wifi capabilities. so we did a test, right on the street. >> let's see how fast it works, pretty good. >> reporter: wickedly fast? >> pretty good. faster than the one i have at the hotel. yeah. it's good. i am impressed. >> reporter: the capital of silican valley with a wifi system it says is so good it's wicked. matt keller, ktvu. some silican workers are shaving their heads for the st.

baldricks foundation. the foundation raises money to raise money for children with cancer by looking for sponsors. >> we need to raise money to find a cure. >> reporter: this is the first year microsoft has participated in the event. they held an event today in partnership with several other silican valley companies. first lady michelle obama is being featured in the cover of vouge magazine for the second time. vouge includes an interview with the first lay den and president. they say most of their personal time is spect as -- time is spent as a family with their daughters. the latest on postpartum depression. why it's so common and what you can do to avoid it. plus the stage collapse

that trapped two people at a popular music festival. then, more than 2,000 cars recalled. the malfunction that could put everyone on the road at risk.

some people were seriously injured in miami tonight while crews were setting up for the ultra music festival. as many as four people were hurt including one person who is in critical condition. the organizers said it happened when a large l.e.d. screen collapsed. the performance is scheduled for tomorrow with david guetta and snoop dogg. and following a ktvu investigation last month, the parents of 4-year-old jack are still in adispute with

california fitness. our investigation reveals gym health care centers don't have to be licensed. now leland yee is doing something about it. he is introducing new legislation that will include having a protocall. >> it is much better to give parents the comfort that the services you are providing will be of help and not to be injurious to your children. a new study shows a startling rate of postpartum depression. it suggests those mental health issues can be passed on to their

children. >> reporter: researchers questioned new mothers. >> lack of sleep and having to go find health care to their child woáut having their needs met. >> reporter: some had undiagnosed bipolar disorder. >> reporter: diagnosis is very common in the first year of birth. >> reporter: studies show kids of depressed moms are more likely to have learning disabilities and other disorders. >> lifelong are effected and their families are not very functional either. so this is a generational problem. >> reporter: recognizing the risk realizing there's no shame in it and seeking help and support can break that cycle. >> i went to therapy while i was pregnant once a week to prepare myself because that was the other fear was having postpartum. >> it's hard, yes i'm not going to say that it's not. but at the same time obviously this is what we were meant to

do. >> reporter: the nra paid for the study. they found that women had prior psychological issues often affecting their physical health as well adds the health of their children. health and science editor, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. the case of a missing fox executive in los angeles is now being treated as a homicide. 57-year-old gavin smith disappeared a year ago. last month police found his car in a storage facility. that storage place has been linked to a man who has been questioned in the case. he is now behind bars on drug charges. smith reportedly had an affair with that man's wife. heading into your friday the weather is looking pretty good. it's been nice really all week. temperatures today came down a little. temperatures tomorrow come up a little. it's going to be a really nice 24 hour period we go into here. not a lot of fog we speak of.

we're not picking up much fog. right now i'm seeing just partly cloudy skies in the north bay you're clear. the current conditions outside right now are mostly in the upper 40s, low 50s. tonight we end up with some patchy fog at the coast but again it's not as extensive as last month. their going to start off a little bit more warmer with a few high clouds. the extended forecast keeps the upper 60s, low 70s going up here over the weekend. last night it came up a little, we cooled off. tonight it's compressing a little and we get the highs. temperatures overnight mid-40s so mild really. for this time of year 45 degrees in concord, 43 in livermore. it's chilly but it's not cold.

tomorrow morning, pardon me this is the long range model. this is not tomorrow morning this is tuesday morning. we're looking for rain now. we have increasing clouds on tuesday morning. here comes our shot for rain. this is next week but there it is. it really doesn't look that exciting but we haven't had rain until i show you what's coming. that's not this morning it's wednesday morning. 77 in antioch. your friday looks good. watch out for the fog if the morning it was nasty this morning and could be there again tomorrow morning. but right now i'm not picking it up. the dynamic -- dynamics are right for fog to form. those aren't winter temperatures and it stays this way until tuesday when clouds increase then maybe some rain on tuesday night, wednesday. >> that'll be good. >> hope so. >> thanks bill. >> thank you, bill. 153,000 hondas are being

recalled because of malfunctions with the brakes. the recall includes 101,000 honda pilots, 60,000 acura mdx2005 and 21,000 acura rl all 2005. and 800 acura md xs from 2006 are being recalled. mcdonalds is introducing a new mcmuffin called the egg white delight. this new version is said to be 250 calories. the egg white delight is set to launch on april 27th. bad weather means three men will spend another day at the international space station. an american astronaut and two russian cosmenauts were scheduled to make way for a new

team. but fog is keeping the crew from traveling. the fight at the tank tonight as they took on the defending stanley cup champs, fred will tell us how they did right after the break. [ male announcer ] subway introduces the new $3 six-inch select! this march, we're kicking things off with the low fat oven roasted chicken $3 six-inch select. it's available all month long as one of our march featured values, the newest way to enjoy subway every day! subway. eat fresh.

in oakland today a group of accomplished women was honored for contributions to the community. it was the fourth annual powerful women of the bay award and it was held at scott seafood restaurant at jack london square. there were seven nominees including channel and councilwoman rebecca capland. fred is with us tonight. this is not a good time for men's college basketball in the bay area. >> i'm not sure if we have any luck for the ncaa tournament. as a matter of fact cal men's basketball team appeared to have things figure out they won seven straight games but then lost to stanford last week. tonight in vegas they went one and done in the tournament. cal the second seed in the town. cob hits the big three to given the bears the lead with 1.50

left. check out the washington huskies they can't believe it either. they thought they would be facing cal tomorrow but no. 79-69 is your final. the 20-11 bears must now sweat out selection sunday for that large bid to the big tournament. tonight the sharks scored four goals for the first time since january 27. that's 22 games ago. and they needed every one of them. tonight todd mcclown host. and collin fraizer attacks and this sequence gives the sharks the power advantage. just 90 seconds later, couture one times it for another power goal.

3-0 in the second. couture scores his second goal of the game. kings add two to make it close. sharks win 4-3 to jump from ninth to seventh in the standings. team usa failed to reach a semi final in each of the three previous world classics they're in the brink of that same fate this year. u.s. led the dominican republic in miami but not for long. a nubber baller nickey serves up a master blast -- nuckel baller. 3-1 they're undefeated in the wbc includes a spot next week's semis in san francisco. usa must beat puerto rico to reach it themselves or it's over. >> in arizona the a's lose to the rangers. 6-two. giants go down to the japanese 6-3. special