a man who held place bay has been taken into custody. up until just about 10 minutes ago all trains were stopped there in both directions. what we are showing you here is video from news chopper 2. you see a lot of police presence. as of just minutes ago we have learned the suspect police were looking for at the 22nd street cal train station has been taken into custody. of course it may take a couple minutes for the situation to completely subside. we do know one man is in custody. a registered nurse napa state hospital is recovering after an attack by a patient over the weekend. a representative says the nurse was attacked last night. the nurse activated a personal alarm and other staffers responded immediately. the patient was arrested and taken to jail. a hospital represent have won't -- representative said an investigation is underway. the woman who is at the center of a richmond gang rape trial took the stand today

making her first public statements about what happened p. jade hernandez was in court for her testimony and what the young woman recounted that night, what she felt when she first woke up in the hospital. jade. >> reporter: frank, we met jane doe inside of a courtroom behind me. she doesn't weigh much more than 100 pounds. she is petite. jurors not only heard about what she experienced but saw what she looked like hours after officers found her unconscious. >> there were no cameras allowed in the courtroom, but thed showed jurors graphic photos, the victim's face and eyes swollen. an ear print of her own ear lobe visible on her own skin from one of the blows. is sexual assault response team took the photos in an exam that lasted more than two hours. nurse ray described jane doe as

very soft spoken and withdrawn during that time. as part of the exam she says the 16-year-old suffered burns on her badge jane doe testifieded to the burns left three cars. nurse ray says the girl told her the only thing she remembered from the attack, quote, she was drinking brandi and when she stood up she felt dizzy, light-headed and fell to the grind someone picked her up. jane doe testified she did remember being kicked in the stomach as she held onto two necklaces he was wearing. a police report said she had a .35 alcohol level. she told the da she didn't remember drinking that night. and she didn't remember anything else until she woke up in the hospital hours later. reporting live in martinez, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. authorities arrested a man accused of running wild and make thed in a san francisco b.a.r.t station. we received this mug shot of the 25-year-old perez.

immigration naturalization officers and san francisco attorney investigators took him into custody. he is facing a variety of charges, all stemming from an accident last month at the 16th street b.a.r.t station. b.a.r.t police say he lunged at passengers and workers while performing acrobatics. he is being held in -- with $100,000 bail. in detectives are looking for 32-year-old william cordova. they say cordova gunned down jimmy richardson. the killing was the first homicide of 2013. police say cordova also pose by the name william johnson and -- goes by william johnson. court systems if, celebrating the just passed state budget. it restore are also some of the recent cuts made to court funding in the past four years. officials say their budgets

have lost about a billion dollars resulting in the closure of 60 courthouses and the laying off of scores of workers. >> i think it is the first time we have begun to turn the ship around in terms of giving money to the judicial branch instead of taking money from rate. >> the new budget increases court spending by about $63 million. state law enforcements are trying to improve limousine safety in response to that limo fire that killed if five women p. ken pritchett live with new information on the investigation into that fire. ken. >> reporter: frank, in today's hearing a chp spokesman said it would likely be a week or two before the cause of that limousine fire is determined or announced. the purpose of the safety bill is to prevent a further tragedy like the one we saw happen again. >> this is a fairly standard stretch limo. two doors in the driver's come partment, two doors in the

back. the limo's owner is afraid he may have toed a another. >> the door will most likely be here. >> he says he would be forced to retrofit his limo with another door. >> this would probably put me out of business. >> he is worried about a bill that was bourn from the limousine fire in may. five of nine women in a wedding party were trappedded in and died. the only doors in the back of the limo were blocked by fire. >> if you don't have the opportunity to exit because you only have one exit and you have to go through a fire to exit, clearly, that's not an adequate exit. >> senator the senator's bill would require exits on all limos new and old, meaning owners like this it would have toed a a door up front. the cost. >> between 7 and $10,000. >> he says he supports spending money on safety but within reason. >> we're glad to work through

-- work through this, but a person's life is worth much more than the cost to modify these vehicles. >> reporter: the limousine industry opposes this bill for a number of reasons, cost being one. another reason is they say the bill is vague and cast too wide a net covering too many different types of vehicles. ken pritchett, the if ktvu channel 2 news. a host of complaints by drives who say they are being penalized. patty lee live with what appears to be a glitch in the toll system. >> more than 300 complaints made. the bridge district is down playing the problem saying it affects theless than 1% of its regular customers. when talking about more than one million and a half people that's still significant.

>> crossings the golden gate bridge back in april has become an exercise in frustration. >>ty just kind of wondered how they were going to bill me. if this in of three days ago they noticed. >> when she saw her check lad actually cleared week withs earlier she got mad and she is not alone. >> 392 invoices have been mailed out. a lot of the imvoice invoices came back with checks. >> they say the problems are being addressed. if staff will bed ad to restraint notices from being automatically generated.

curry called the problem growing pains for the 90 day old tolling s. we. >> that is not right. they shouldn't intendening these violations if they can't process them in time. >> the golden gate bridge says they don't know how many people will be affected. report reasoning live in san francisco, ktvu tvu channel news. leasing a property with a friend to restore vintage cars. he says heehaws all the appropriate licenses to use it. an antiyouth violation out

lines a new plan to use the internet to help children whose parents are behind bars. they say it will go a long way towards keeping the children out of trouble while providing the inmate with a reason for good behavior. >> there are 292,000 in california. >> a test program is planned in which inmate families would come to a church and monitor video teleconferencing. save america's children is waiting for an okay from the state prison 178 and for private funding. opening statements underway in the trial of accused serial

killer joseph naso. he is actening as his own attorney but a public defender is assisting. naso is charged with kick four women if. proses cue force today showed grim photographs, a sight that brought one juror to tears. naso said, quote, i am not the monster that killed these women. i didn't do that. the trial is expected to run through november. three officers involved in yesterday's fatal shooting of a mentally ill man. two with a handgun, the other with a taser. police say her 53-year-old son had a knife and was behaving violently. police say officers tried repeatedly to call the suspect out of the home. officers went inside and say they were confronted by the man who threatened them with a knife. two officers shot him and the third used a taser. the victim's name has not been

made public. orchard supply hardware filed for bankruptcy as part of its deal to sell assets to the lowe's this chain. the if 1931 fruit growers got together to form a co-op to buy equipment. sears bought the and '96 and spun it off. if lowe's would take control of at least 60 of the 91 stores. educators from all over if the state began to train for a new way of teach egg students. hundreds of teachers attended seminars. california is among 45 other states and the district of columbia making the shift from teaching to a standardized test to taking a broader approach to

learning. >> the teaching standard will go into effect in the 2015 school year. a bay area man rescued three dogs he found tied up and abandoned in a park. >> they were nervous and scared. >> he talked to us tonight about the effort to find them a new home. next, the plans to make this busy bay area road safer. >> might have more accidents, more back up traffic that way. look at them kids. [ sigh ]

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bay area based netflix is teaming up with dream works in a multiyear keel for an original series. the deal involves 300 hours of new programming.

netflix says it is the largest deal yet for original programming. it will also mark the first time dream works characters will be shown on television. new at 6:00, san francisco has a plan to make one of its busiest streets safer by shifting cyclist to another shift. david, you learned this could create an even more dangerous situation. >> reporter: some people are saying this downtown section could be in for big changes with buses being ban issued and cyclist getting their own piece of the road. >> it is packed with pedestrians, cable cars, cabs, delivery trucks, buses and automobiles. >> it is a lot of traffic. >> even with bicycle use growing each year, cyclist say riding the san francisco street is sometimes too dangerous. city officials held a hearing on a plan to shift cyclist to mission street one block south eliminating two lanes of parking and creating bicycle

lanes. >> i think it would be a great idea. anything that we can do to separate automobile traffic from pedestrian bike traffic would be great. >> traffic lights would be timed to enable easy cruising through intersections. two muni lines will be moved to market street. >> we wouldn't want to restrict cycling on market street. the idea would be to make missions street such an attractive option that the great majority of cyclist would choose to use it instead >> that's good. the road is already very small. >> cabdrivers say adding more cyclist is a terrible idea with. >> instead of improving the traffic flow i think it might end up causing it to be more worse. >> and dangerous say some drivers. crown cab hassed ad mirrors to passenger doors to prevent collisions between cabs and cyclist. >> i think i have in maybe four or five cases where a bicycle

hits us. we don't charge them anything. we let them two and say try to be safe. >> the propole is part of a 250 million to $350 revamp of market street designed to make that historic street more inviting. david stevenson, ktvu. if considering a proposal to build new bike lanes along a winding portion of diablo road. the road is part of a popular route for cyclist. council is expected to hear public comments tomorrow night. a new fleet of hybrid buses. transit officials showed off the new electric hybrid vehicles. the sfmta says these buss will make it among the cleanest bus fleets anywhere in the country with state of the art hybrid technologies. >> we have learned the

lessonsover -- to have fuel economy, of getting free coatings on there. >> today's event hit a small bump when one of the brand new bases with the mayor and other transportation officials mall functioned. the bus wasn't movings so the mayor and everyone else had to get off and wait for another bus. spending most of the day finding homes for three abandoned dogs. this one of the dogs was tide up. the other two were just running loose. he says someone apparently just left them at the park overnight. >> i was mad. i was sad for the fact that somebody could leave dogs out there like that. why even have them if you can't take care of them. >> he says he has found homes for two of the dogs and is hoping someone would take the smallest dog. visit hour ktvu facebook page. we have more information for you there. another lawsuit has been filed to block the state's

water management plant for the if delta. that plan calls for two huge tunnels to be built to move water to the central valley and southern california. three other lawsuits have already been filed by groups opposed to that plan. the latest legal action is brought by environmentalist including the group isaac qua -- aqua alliance and friends of the river. a mild day. nice. not that warm in many locations around the bay area. currently in san jose it is just 69. mountain view, 71. san francisco at the airport, 60. winds are kind of blowing out there. you will notice the windy conditions the. gusts up to 25. weather system to the north will keep us cool the next couple days. it brings us release of the

inversions. temperatures will be the chilliest day of the week. sfo blowing 16. delta, numbers around 25 miles an hour. the forecast as we go through, the high pressure that was with us last week, no longer here. that low i showed you will be with us the next couple days. that gives you mostly sunny conditions inland away from the coast i. will be cooler in most bay area locations near the coast. tomorrow lots of low 70s. so fog sexually going to be the main story. the extended forecast kind of flips around and temperatures start to go up. downtown san francisco t low 60s. berkeley hills mid 60s. over the east bay hills, you're in the low 70s. this is where you usually see

90s right now. discovery bay, 75 degrees. sacramento in the mid-70s. good news for firefighters. keeps the fire fighting situation much better. 72 in pittsburgh. these are the forecast highs for your tuesday. highs wednesday will come up. this will be the coolest day of the week w. i said that. 5 day forecast. tuesday's numbers, 75 the warmest spot inland. wednesday, you see slightly warmer wednesday r. thursday, comes up a little more. friday, up a little more and then levels off on the bay area weekend. i'll see you back here tonight at 10:00. we will update the f. i will have the latest -- i will have the latest model runs. >> i know the weekend is a ways off, but it is looking good so far. >> reporter: yeah. going to be kind of mild. >> thanks, bill. coming up at 7:00, a crash in san jose involving two men in one car leads to the

passenger's death. what we have uncovered about the relationship between the two and the possible link to a nearby theft. a dramatic arrest involving two teens stranded on a peek in the foothills. join us at 7:00 on tv 36. another big name signs on with the 49ers new stadium. the bay area tech giant that is partnering with the team and how this is going to take the game day experience to a whole new level.

san francisco signed an agreement where fans can up load photos to yahoo's flicker site and see their pictures on the big screen potentially. there is also a new fantasy football lounge. >> that stadium sounds remarkable. let's talk about sports. the oakland a's keep trudging along. >> no manager this time of the year wants to call it a big series, but it is huge for the a's because they are playing the texas rangers, the team closest to them in the west. and they are, as usual, taking care of business. rangers got out to a quick 3-0

lead. the 6-0 run for the a's. a two run clean single to right. follow that up, lowry. as the inning continues, the a's added another. they are leading 6-3 bottom of the fourth inning. the giants play later tonight. big week of football. the 49ers with their mini camp and the raiders. if last of the mandatory workouts for oakland. big story. mcfadden always has trouble staying healthy. bad year lassoers, but he likes the new running scheme that will be implemented by the new offensive coordinator greg olson. he expected a lot more of himself. >> this is one of those things this that will get your blood boiling. like you say, last year is last year. we're just moving forward. for me, going out there being more of a vocal leader.

i am a guy who likes to joke a lot. might have been at the wrong time. just being more of a vocal leader leading for the younger guys. >> the boston bruins lead the black hawks 1-0 game three of the stanley cup. tonight, find out about the famous san francisco landmark that is about to change hands. >> we appreciate you making ktvu your choice for news. we're always here for you on ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thanks for joining us. >> see you later. ion

the doctor will be with you in a moment. elaine: "difficult"? elaine, you shouldn't be reading that. now tell me about this, uh, rash of yours. um, well, it's--it's... you know, i noticed that someone wrote in my chart that i was difficult in january of '92, and i have to tell you, i remember that appointment exactly. you see, this nurse had asked me to put a gown on, but there was a mole on my shoulder, and, actually, i'd specifically worn a tank top