. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. >> we apologize for this obvious accident. and we apologize for the inconvenience. >> almost back on track, crews continue to work to get bart service back to normal an empty train derailed last night. good evening, i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes. >> our time-lapse video makes the removal of that crippled train look pretty easy and quick, but it was anything, but out in concord. we were there at sunrise as crews lifted bart cars off the track in an operation that actually took hours. we have the latest timeline on

what service is expected to be restored following that derailment. >> this was the scene as news chopper 2 flew above the derailed bart train. several cars are zigzagged and off the tracks. the train which was not carrying passengers was near the concord station when the derailment happened. >> derail -- concord, concord 2. >> 331 how do you know you derailed? >> i'm looking over the edge. >> take a listen. we are hearing the initial emergency call from the train operator moments after that train went off the track. he was the only person on board and was not injured in last night's accident. we have new developments tonight on the derailment. >> kiro 7's debora villone is live at concord bart where they are awaiting a replacement track there. >> reporter: they are working up there. you can see a truck behind the

tree. they are prepping the rails for a special delivery, a flatbed with two new sections of track to replace the damaged ones of it's the last step with the goal, full-service by tomorrow morning. >> bit second night of bart's derailment. worst part and best part are over. worse for bart, the nerve- wracking job of hoisting train cars high into the air and lowering them to a flatbed truck. for speculators that was the best part, seeing the cars weighing thousands of pounds dangle like toys. >> wheels and rails and things like that can happen. >> this bart retiree came to watch and wonder after decades working in control and operations. >> when a train has got to go through system switches sometimes it's a mechanical meeting of objects, and something might be worn or what have you. >> emergency at concord station. >> reporter: the ten-car train going slow and on computer operation was headed for the yard friday night when it jumped the at an

intersection. >> we'reiateful that nobody was hurt, not even the train operator. not hurt, but that operator was definitely shaken up, describ ing to dispatch what happened something no one sees very often. >> first thing to do is take a deep breath, okay? we're going get through this together. >> reporter: with the car gone, damage was in the crossover section and not the directional track that passenger trains travel so the timetable for service improved. tonight this family with tickets to a big truck rally at the oakland coliseum couldn't get there in time. the closed station made them so late they gave up. >> the whole delay caused us to cancel our whole trip. i would say next time we take a trip, if we'ring on bart, let's

look what is going on with bart, because something is always going on. >> reporter: a time-lapse video of a process that took hours. bart still has no explanation for why the derailment happened or how expensive will be. we're waiting for two 39' sections of new track to arrive. the crews will be working through the night to get that track in. reporting live, in concord, debora villalon ktvu channel 2 news. this derailment happened very close to where two bart cars jumped the tracks back in 2011. that train though was carrying passengers. the 60 people on board, they were shaken up with three people hospitalized with minor injuries. bart's investigation then determined had that equipment problems were to blame, including a switching track. bart is looking into whether there is a possible connection between the two derailments. >> as debora mentioned the bart problem made traffic a lot

worse tonight. interstate 880 was jammed up on the nimitz freeway was people drove to the monster truck show and the warrior's game. sal castenada saw angry tweets about lack of parking. >> we have the latest on the bart derailment on our website ktvu.com and our web team is also posting updates to twitter and facebook. new developments tonight, the investigation into who is throwing water bottles at cars in the north bay? we're learning that the owner of this white to tacoma pickup has hired a lawyer in sewnna county. half a dozen vehicles had windshields shattered

or side view mirrors smashed. >> san francisco animal care and control says they have poisonous meatballs have been put there by someone wanting to harm or kill pets. 21 poisonous meatballs were found hidden in bushes and shrubs near crestline and parkridge drive. signses have been posted to warn pet owners. officials suggest keeping cats indoors and dogs on short leashes until the situation is resolved. hundreds of poisonous meatballs were found in the same area last july. dalai lama made the first of three scheduled speaking appearances of the "nature of the mind" was his topic at davies symphony hall. governor jerry brown had time to spend time with the exiled tibetan leader and tweeted this picture with the two at this restaurant. dozens of people rally san

francisco protesting the dalai lama's visit. shugden accuses the spiritular leader of human rights abuses for forbidding them from their form of worship. >> all we're doing is asking him to please lift had a ban, so people can exercise their right to religious freedom. >> the dalai lama's website suggests that this form of worship is "sectarian and divisive," the disabled list is scheduled for two more bay area appearance. tomorrow morning he is set is to speak on topic of "how oachieve happiness och on monday, he expected the santa clara university to talk about "business, ethics and compassion." both events are already sold out. the state's affordable health care enrollment website is expected to be down through website. spokesman for covered california apologized for the inconvenience as engineers work to fix the problem. this outage actual ban

wednesday afternoon and as been traced to a software upgrade. applicants still view information pages and use the comparison shopping tool. meantime health officials from cao cost county helped people to get ready to sign up once the site is back up and running. dozens attendedet in concord. counselors explained the different options which include expanded medical coverage as well as the different payment plans. especially people that might not have had insurance before it's hard to understand the plan information maybe. so it's really helpful to have someone explain whey deductible is a what a copay is and explain the differences between them. >> open enrollment for covered california ends march 31st. state health officials are calling for people to get vaccinated against the measles as the number of confirmed cases rise in california. officials say 15 people have come down with the disease. last year there were two

reported cases. officials say immunization is the best defense with 99% of people developing immunity after two cases. a student rode bart from the el cerrito del norte to the uc berkeley campus. drought concerns, mallorey hoff tells us that not he had been is abiding by the rules. >> reporter: the rules are posted along the american river at the beginning of closure at the nimbus dam and the end of the closure at the southwest boundary of ancil park. >> i talked to the game warden it was closed. >> reporter: closed because of the drought, leading to low water levels and

visible steelhead. >> that is all right. >> reporter: you understand the reasons? >> absolutely. >> reporter: this group of observers took note of the signs. >> we were actually next to a couple and saw them. there was a big fish that they had caught. >> reporter: while we are out here today we caught people who were breaking the rules. we attempted to speak with them. excuse us gentlemen? >> they turned around, but didn't engage in conversation. onlookers were not amused by their behavior. >> i think it's irresponsible to fish when they were asked now to and yet they are standing there fishing. >> reporter: this portion of the american river is closed for fish throwing april 30th. mallory hoff, ktvu channel 2 news. more details the state fish and wildlife commission has closed the russian river to fishing. like the ban on the american river the move is meant to protect threatened salmon and steelhead trout. other waterways are also closed

to fishing. catching first quarter in the restricted areas is a misdemeanor with fines. funeral services were held for football player ted agu. they honored the man they called pre-medted, who collapsed and died of a training run. those who knew agu say he was an inspiration. >> he really wanted to change the world for the better and thought the only way he can do that is by waking up everyday and improving everyday in the classroom, on the field, and touching people's lives. >> there is still no word on the cause of agu's death. security guards are just one improvements demand of this area by the city of oakland and why the city feels it will make a big difference in the neighborhood. a notorious drug lord on the run for more than ten years finally caught. kingpin's elaborate life on the run and how it finally came to

an end. >> it it could be the nfl's first openly gay player and today he is speaking out. michael sam's message to the media and the one question he wants to be asked.

. developing news tonight out of oakland where homicide detectives have been called to the scene of a deadly shooting. it happened near the intersection of 1-avenue and east 24th street just a few

blocks from highland hospital. there is word that one other person was taken to the hospital for treatment, but the extent of his or her injuries is unknown. new at 10:00 there are extra eyes keeping watch on a corner bar that has had more than its fair share of problems. efforts comes from a string of complaints. >> reporter: the city is betting that new measures at corner bar will help quell the violence. this is the bar in oakland. tonight a crowd of regulars were enjoying their food and drink and company. >> it's a nice atmosphere i don't have any problems? but it hasn't been so peaceful. three times last year there were shootings in the neighborhood related to the bar. >> i mean this is the city of oakland, so there ain't nothing unusual. >> reporter: but there were so many problems

that nearby business operators told me off-camera that cupert customers were staying away and the city forced changes. now they close at midnight and two expert security guards. >> i think we're doing a good job. >> reporter: oakland police captain told me eyeva e-mail, "i expect it to work because the agreement requires the owners to ent sound business and management practice that will significantly reduce the likelihood of violence and nuisance activity." >> they are more secure than they were before, obviously. >> reporter: if the bar fails to meet the requirements of this agreement, it could be shunt. this statute has been used to straighten out some downtown bars and the city is working on a similar agreement for a problem bar on martin luther

king, jr. way. >> the sale of confederate flags could be against the law. congressman hall, who is african-american, calls the confederate flag "a symbol of racism, exclusion and violence," if passed it would apply to properties own order operators by the state. the fbi is considering whether to charge three freshmen from the university of mississippi with a hate-crime. after they vandalized the campus statue with the noose and confederate flag. the statue is of the first african-american student who attended after desegregation. sigma phi epsilon

has been suspended. >> nfl hopeful michael sam. >> heck yeah, i wish you would say michael sam, how is football going? how is football going? i would love for you to ask me that question, but it is what it is. i just wish that you would see me as michael sam the football player rather than michael sam the gay football player. >> sam is trying out for a spot in the nfl and the defensive end says he is not worried how he might be treated as a pro. he says his sexual orientation was not an issue at college. the 24-year-old would be the first openly gay player in the national football league. arizona governor jan brewer says she has not decided whether or not to sign a controversial bill that would allow business owners to claim religious beliefs and preempt them from doing business with gays. lawmakers in san francisco says such a law would add to more discrimination. >> where does it end, you

know? if religious believes say you cannot serve a woman or a person of color -- . >> it really opens up a pandora's box for anyone to be discriminated against in arizona. >> leno called the bill "a last gasp of centuries of discrimination against gays" arizona's governor says she will make the decision by next weekend. >> a bomb says she snapped under pressure of an eviction hearing. at that hearing on thursday, police say 44-year-old cherie lash rhoades shot and killed four people and seriously injured two others. those who know rhoades call her a bully. she is held in an undisclosed

location because one of the husbands of the victims works at modoc county jail. law enforcement from the u.s. and mexico say they captured joachim el chapo guzman. they believe he was in one of seven homes in his home state, all connected by tunnels to the sewer system. >> the doors to the home where he was found were reinforced with lead and that caused several minutes of delay, allowing for escape through the tunnels. >> agents tracked him down to a condo in the pacific resort town of mazatlan, where he was arrested guzman is believed to be responsible for hundreds of drug war killings in mexico and the distribution of huge was unof cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine and marijuana across the u.s. and europe. the what happens yap

messaging service suffered an outage, frustrating an estimated 450 million users. the outage happened days after facebook announced the $19 billion deal to acquire the company. service was down for about three hours. at one point managers said whatsapp was having issues with the server, but there was no official cause released by interruption. you may have already noticed that the speed of 4g is getting slower in the u.s. open signal says most 4g download speeds for the second half of last year dropped more than 30% in the u.s. in fact, the u.s. ranks second slowest in data speed just behind the philippines. doctors in southern california are introducing a baby boy that they are calling the king of newborns. take a look. that is why, real son was born february 10th and he weighed 12 pounds, 15 ounces he was

delivered by c-section. doctors placed him next to an average sized infant, which you see here, who weighs about half as much. as large as baby son is, it's fair to say that their first child weighed more, 13 pounds at birth. a big boy. >> yes. a dramatic day in the ukraine. the remarkable turn of events as the plug unrest hit a fever pitch. calming, maybe, the new stance on using cell phones in flight. >> the fog has been increasing this evening, coming up where that fog will be first thing tomorrow morning and when the storm door re-opens in our five- day forecast. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek.

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bay area ukrainian community protested against the violence that killed at least 75 protesters in their home country. the demonstration in front of san francisco's city hall asked for the u.s. and europe to provide security to opposition leaders and for donations to help the families of those killed. it was a dramatic day in ukraine as the parliament ousted the president and his long time plug enemy was freed from prison. as amy kellogg reports, yanukovych is not retreating without a fight. >> it's a reggable turn of events in europe's second largest country after days of deadly clashes with riot police, anti-government protesters seized control of kiev on saturday. the parliament voting to impeach

impeach yanukovych. >> . >> today we are trying to fine yanukovych to speak with him to get his answer on the people's demand that he resign. because his resignation would avoid more victims and bloodshed. >> yanukovych calls the motion a "coup," and says he is not going anywhere. >> i'm not going to leave the country. i'm not going to resign. i'm a legitimately elected president. >> reporter: his sipters have holding meetings calling for greater autonomy for pro-russian areas raising fear that the east could split from the pro-european ukraine. >> we are just as probably all the other people here are waiting for something to change. because this change must take place, we cannot keep living like we have been. >> reporter: parliament also voted for the release of former prime

minister yulia tymoshenko, and her conviction on corruption charges were seen as abact of political revenge. in moscow, amy kellogg, fox news. a chartered jet was forced to make an emergency landing in alabama after several passengers became sick. plane was heading from alexandria, louisiana to miami, when it was forced to touch down at mobile regional airport last night. at least ten passengers aboard were complaining of eye irritation and trouble breathing. a spokesperson says hydraulic fuel may have leaked into the cabin. nine people were treated at scene. one person was taken to the hospital and treated for high blood pressure. and in san diego today a delta flight was forced to make an emergency landing when before 15 minutes into the flight pressurization problems prompted breathing masks to drop from the oyster. when overhead. >> the plane was removed from service and everyone onboard is safe and will be rerouted to

forge delta flights. call me, maybe, that is what the federal government seems to be staying about the use of cell phones obairplanes. department of transportation has posted a notice on-line saying that it wants to retain the ban on inflight calls just two months ago the fb fcc voted in favor of lifting the ban. now lawmakers are also weighing in on the matter and pushing for legislation that requires transportation regulators implement a ban on inflight calls. staying alive, learning and then leaving. >> bullets don't have names on them. >> how officials in the east bay are working to keep students in town after they graduate. and the one smart cookie creating an awful big buzz. the you this development oz the bay area girl scout who picked a prime location to set up shop.

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. happen, now we want to show you a live look at bart's efforts to fix the track near the concord station after yesterday's derailment. bart expects service to be restored to that station by tomorrow morning at 8:00. for the latest information go to ktvu.com and watch mornings on 2 starting at 7:00 tomorrow. >> oakland's mayor, police chief and school superintendent spent part of the day at oakland's only public high school. in a series of town hall meetings to make the area safer. >> as our patti lee tells us, some residents tell her that they are skeptical of the strategy. >> reporter: off-season drill sessions is how jordan mathews plans to graduate from mcclymond's high school with a football scholarship and get out of west oakland. >> bullet don't have names on them. as soon as you step out your house your life is in danger. >> reporter:

it's a reputation that the city is working to shed. >> i do believe that jobs stop bullets and that is what we're hear working on. >> reporter: the city's plan includes mcclymonds, west oakland's only public high school. >> what i am hoping that the neighborhood will emembrace the school a little bit more, come in and mentor people. i have gotten a lot of organizations with mcclymonds. >> reporter: they tried to keep the discussion focused on the future victims of violence interrupted one of today's session saying "the community needed solutions now. >> i don't know what to do. i can't come here to cause havoc and chaos to your meet. >> reporter: over past year police have beefed up patrols and the city added street lights to increase safety. still some students say the only places that they feel safe are at home or on campus. >> i'm just trying to get a scholarship to get out of here.

>> reporter: in oakland, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. now to new developments following a lock-down at oakland's peralta elementary school. san francisco police now say that they have arrested a man who allegedly threatened the family of a student there. 45-year-old matthew eisenhower of oakland was booked on charges of stalking and making criminal threats. he is being held on $1 million bail. well, the threats led to security measures at the oakland school on 63rd does. >> a redwood city man is behind bars, accused of stealing cell phones from someone he met on-line. the suspect is identified as 21- year-old denmark copeland. police say he met and robbed the seller at gunshot. several bank robberies are

hoping to prevent alleged robbers to help fremont police. the robbers are suspected of hitting various banks in fremont since october. after two big industrial fires officials in redwood city are laying out specific steps a recycling company must take in order to remain open. the fires were five weeks apart at the sims recycling facility the at least one fire may have been arson. the remaces that the city want sims to implement is adding cameras and improved lighting around debris piles and better security in and around the facility. there will also be random unannounced inspections. it's a battle of high-tech titans in court, apple and samsung have failed to reach a settlement in their latest smartphone patten case.

patent case. they are say they are willing to work with the immediate mediator. samsung is appealing a previous verdict about older devices that currently carries a $930 million fine. girl scout who made big cookie sales outside of a san francisco pot club and caused a big buzz on-line decided against a return appearance today. the green cross dispensary invited daniela lai it return. the dispensary says she may come back at an unannounced time. there are some very excited new homeowners tonight in oakland after they received

their keys from habitat for humanity. the brookfield development was built with the help of more than 2500 volunteers that included former president jimmy carter and his wife rosalynn, who are heavily involved in the program. it marks 446 houses built, renovated or repaired by habitat for humanity east bay silicon valley and that includes 189 homes in oakland. taking the plunge. the good cause that had hundreds of people running into cold san francisco bay. it was another day of pretty warm weather, but the storm door is about to open across the bay area. our meteorologist mark tamayo joins us next with when we will see rain forecast

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. one year i'm going to do that, about 800 people were brave enough. they plunged into the chilly bay waters of state trooper's aquatic parks all for a good cause to help raise money for special olympics north california. john sasaki participated as he does every year. today's event raised more than $200,000 to help the program. more than 16,000 special olympic athletes. >> put a shark fin on your head and jump right in. you could raise a lot of money heather. i at love people would pay to see that. i would. let's go to mark tamayo. >> the water temperature about 50 degrees. >> that is why i won't be doing it. [ laughter ] >> keep in the back planer.

lots of sunshine and fog making a comeback coast side and around the bay. temperatures, look at 70s. morgan hill 73 degrees. i mentioned the fog regrouping near the coast and pushing back into the bay. up towards sonoma county and most recent observations reporting fog and overcast as working capital. so this cloud bank will continue to expand in coverage for the overnight hours. current temperatures are dropping off into the 40s in santa rosa and napa. mount view 53 and walnut creek 52 degrees. all the fag towards sut rotarian downtown san francisco. looks like a summertime weather pattern with the clouds hug the coastline and lots of sunshine

and warm numbers inland. for tonight, patchy coastal folk increasing. our camera look live to the oakland coliseum. tomorrow some morning fog, skies becoming partly sunny and then the extended forecast, rain returns especially by wednesday and another storm developing by friday. that will be the strongest one of series. we're talking about more storms out there. coolest locations locations to the upper 30s and mid-40s. and the key here, the big headline, the fog regrouping coastside and a few patches around the bay. san josi a forecasted low of 44 degree. tomorrow, notice not a big change with some patchy fog near parts of the immediate shoreline. skies becoming partly sunny for the afternoon hours. tuesday increasing clouds, all setting up this rain returns of

a stormtrack being pushed closer to the entire state not only northern california, but southern california as well. so the rainfall that we need is making a comeback. in gusty winds. friday will be the strongest storm and we could have strong winds gust to possibly over 50 miles per hour with the possibility of thunderstorms and possibly more rain on saturday. storm totals conservative estimates, but in general we're talking about 1-4". so a lot to track over the next few days. tomorrow fairly quiet out. there cooler with san francisco 61. santa rosa, 67 and san josi 66 and san mateo 63 degrees. here is a look ahead. your five-day forecast, with your weekend always in view. partly cloudy on monday, more clouds on tuesday and you can count how many times you can hear a weather person say "you can count," rain making a comeback on wednesday. by friday, that will be the storm to watch with heavy rain and strong gusty winds. i saw a weather service tweet

that set sedit won't be a drought-buster, but will make a dent. >> thank you, mark. that is good to hear. >> giants bringing back one of their greatest, but controversial player. >> and jason kidd make his first inventory to oakland as a nba coach, next in sportswrapment

. good evening everyone and welcome to this saturday night edition of sportswrap. every game is crucial for the warriors these days when it comes to their goals of both making the playoffs and securing the most favorable seed possible in the west. jason kidd returning to his root as the head coach of the

brooklyn nets. warriors needing contribution from all parts of the line up. harrison barnes with a big dunk there. andrew bogut out of action for the 7th straight game. that meant somebody else had to pick up the slack inside and that was jermaine o'neal. going for a double-double, 23 points, 13 rebounds and it's the 277th time in his career that he has had a double- double. the nets hung tough, golden state by 2. steph curry with the 3 that banks in, just like he planned it. green with a career-high. kidd not a winner in his first coaching appearance, but given words of encouragement from jackson. they are currently tied with phoenix, 2.5 games out in the pacific division and also tied with the suns for the no. 6