that horrible crash that killed 10 people, including 5 high school students on i-5 not far from chico. the ntsb just wrapped up a news conference 40 minutes ago. they will be on site for 1-2 weeks collecting hard evidence and witness statements about the crash. again, 10 people are confirmed dead, including two of the students achap roan whose just -- chaperons who just got engaged. >> the crash happened at 5:30 p.m. last night. ktvu's cristina rendon is in the area and joins us now from red bluff where the ntsb gave us an update on the investigation this afternoon. >> reporter: board member says it will take time for investigators to figure out what happened but right now the focus of the investigation is finding out perishable

information, those are things like witness statements because people's memory could get soggy as time passes. they were at the crash site today and they were tasked with a number of things at the scene. [ audio difficulties ] >> all right. we apologize. we lost the audio. i can continue on. the ntsb, they are there. the go team arrived at 9:30 a.m. this morning. they will be looking at the medical conditions, the work, and the rest schedules of the drivers as well as looking at the vehicles to see when they were last inspected or with whether or not there are control modules. they will not speculate to what caused the fedex driver to veer across the median and hit a car and then the tour bus but they want witnesses to help them in

their investigation. >> if you are out there watching this, and you haven't called yet and saw something, we meant to hear from you. that could -- we want to hear from you. that could be very important. this is why we push to find the probable cause and issue safety recommendations. the worse thing is to show up, know we issued recommendations from a previous accident, and show up and find out if those recommendations have been closed and enacted, lives could have been saved. >> the ntsb says they plan to be in orland for one to two weeks gathering information and then it will take time before a report is put together to determine what findings there were and if safety recommendations need to be made. as soon as we get more information we will bring it to you. >> as we mentioned interstate 5 does not have a barrier separating the traffic. caltrans says 25,000 vehicle as

day travel there and that is low volume. the threshold 50,000 vehicles a day or a median of 50 feet. >> if we were to put barriers and crossover protections like medians and guard rails, that would cost somewhere in the neighborhood of billions for the whole state of california. >> still officials say it is unclear what difference a barrier would have made in that orland crash. >> as we have been saying we don't know why the truck veered across the median into the bus but we checked on the safety record. the department of transportation says the company logged 429 crashes, 9 were fatal. 167 people have been injured. fedex employs 59,000 drivers. we also pulled the record for

the charter bus company. the buses have been involved in two crashes with only one injury. it is a much smaller company and employs only 142 drivers. >> regulators have been there isy implement safety standards. the national transportation safety board has been working on regulations for bus evacuations but hasn't yet offered a proposal. critics say they have winslow respond to safety recommendations involving buses. and our coverage continues on www.ktvu.com. we posted more video and images of the crash scene and the chp update on the investigation. we are following breaking news out of antioch. police are on the scene of an attempted jewelry store robbery and the owner may have shot and killed one of the intruders.

it happened in the last hour in antioch. sources tell ktvu the owner of the store may have shot one of the robbers after they came into the store with guns. it is not clear how many were involved. we have a crew on the way to the scene in antioch. we will have an update on the 10:00 p.m. news. new at 6:00 p.m. leaders say residents are at risk and they intend to take action. the problem, police radios in oakland that don't work, cutting out during emergency or breaking up while officers are inside the police station. a problem that plagued the city for years and now some say it is time to fix the problem. ktvu's paul chambers is in oakland with a possible solution here. >> reporter: police officers are worried that theirroidios could go down leaving the officers and the city vulnerable. >> reporter: every police officer on the streets of

oakland is equipped with their own radio. some consider it their life line, one that may be cut short if things don't get better. >> no one knows when they will fail. >> the radios have a history of crashing on officers. it happened during a shooting, a ace and when president obama came to -- chase and when president obama came to down. >> they need radios they can depend on. >> she is one of the leaders who voted to extend the current contract that handles maintenance and repairs. leaders say there were improvements over the last year. of the calls on the radio, less than 5 problems are reported each day but officers say the fix is only temporary. >> a permanent fix is to move to the regional system and every officer gets a new radio that works. >> reporter: leaders say new

radios are a given but -- >> we want something that works. whether or not that is something at oakland or somewhere else, it is a patter of fund -- matter of funding. >> the city plans to give the counsel the recommendation on the future of the radio no later than june. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. b.a.r.t. hired a new consultant to help them avoid future employee strikes. b.a.r.t. two unions went on strike twice last year. a deal was not reached till december. the b.a.r.t. board of directors decided to spend $225,000 to hire a consultant from a seattle agency. the plan is for her to rechampion how they renegotiate contracts. police announce an arrest in a case today. ktvu's noelle walker is live in the city at the intersection

where an 80-year-old woman was struck and killed crossing the street there. >> reporter: her name was oi yeung and she was in the crosswalk when a suv driver struck and killed her. police are being tight lipped about what led theme the driver except to say media reports and witnesses helped. >> reporter: in the cheery pink house they are preparing for the task of a funeral tomorrow. the house is two locks from where oi yeung was kill -- blocks from where oi yeung was killed on march 20. today police announced an arrest in the case. >> this is some closure to the family. >> reporter: police arrested nidra stubbs for felony hit and run and voluntary manslaughter. a photo shows the suv nidra stubbs was driving hitting oi yeung in the crosswalk. doing a u-turn and passing by the woman again. police say witnesses and media

attention helped nab the suspect. >> investigators did interview parties involved and we were able to come to the conclusion of this person was responsible. >> reporter: in san francisco you are more likely to be hit and killed by a car than a victim of a murder. 7 people died being hit by cars and homicides stands at 5. >> we break up a family. we touch had hearts of the family and the community. >> reporter: the group walk san francisco says the hit and run happened in one of the high injury corridor. 6% of the streets are responsible for 60% of the injuries when a car hits someone walking. >> really heart breaking. >> reporter: this is a very busy street. the stripes you are looking at, the people tell us they were painted after the hit-and-run accident.

reporting live in san francisco, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. two criminal cases involving is players on the 49ers were held today. 25-year-old chris culliver pleaded not guilty today to two misdemeanor counts of hit and run and a felony count of possession of brass knuckles. he sucuse offend leaving the -- accused of leaving the scene of a accident. the 49ers cornerback also rammed his car into a vehicle driven by a twines the crash. -- witness to the crash. and a hearing was held today for 49ers linebacker aldon smith show he did not have to attend. he appeared in court in november and pleaded not guilty to a weapons charge and a misdemeanor charge of driving under the influence. today's status hearing was to set a day for a preliminary hearing. the weapons charge was filed

after deputies found rifles inside -- found rifles inside his home after a party where two people were shot. colin kaepernick took to twitter to deny reports he may have harmed a female friend. police say they are investigating an incident at a hotel there. a woman told police she drank alcohol and smoked marijuana with contra costa -- with colin kaepernick and two other players. --colin kaepernick said i assure you your faith is not misplaced. a shopping trip to the outlets turns into a marriage proposal. the way one groom chose to pop the question in front of a big crowd. >> after the break talking about your bay area weekend. big cool down today, will it continue for saturday and sunday.

9 of 16 suspects in four killings appeared in fronts of a judge today. the gang members were indicted by a grand jury last month follow operation sunny day. today a mother of a victim showed up in the courthouse, she is frustrated with the suspect's reactions. >> they act like it was a joke. they were smiling. don't make no sense, you go to court, you are going to smile? i wish they would get out on jail. suffer the way my son suffer said. >> the 16 people are responsible for three gang related killings. and accused of a drive by shooting shooting and a armed robbery. if convicted the 9 suspects

could face the death penalty. new at 6:00 p.m. a prank has students upset at a high school. students arrived for classes today and found a dead baby goat on top of the ball field sense. we should warn you there is a picture here. ktvu's rob roth spoke with authorities who are now investigating. >> reporter: for some students what they saw on this back stop as they came to class friday morning was disturbing. >> it was just like a goat hanging from the fence on top. >> reporter: other student took this photo and shows the dead baby goat before they took it down and called authorities. >> it was weird. why could someone do that. >> reporter: there is no surveillance video of it and no word on how the goat died. what is obvious is that those responsible put a lot of effort

into stringing it up. >> someone had to be skilled in tying the not. >> reporter: officials would not comment. there have been no announcements about it and parents were never informed. >> somebody should have said something. seb something out. a warning -- sent something out. a warning and we weren't notified. >> reporter: farm animals are part of the landscape and economy. >> reporter: some say perhaps it was a senior prank, others think a rival school. authorities aren't sure yet but wherve the reason student -- whatever the reason students don't find it funny. >> messed up. why would you do that? i don't understand. >> those who saw it say they won't forget it. >> iful like sad -- i felt like sad. >> reporter: animal control said whoever is responsible could face felony animal

cruelty. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. officials gave an update on the measles outbreak in california and urged people to get vaccinated. vaccinated. the total number of cases in california are 56. >> concerned about the number of unvaccinated children. i hope we do not have -- [ indiscernible ] >> that is a scary possibility. >> s metials a contagious virus. -- measles are a contagious virus. there are concerns the agent new about the heart bleed bug for years and used it to collect information. it allows hackers to collect

personal information. the nsa has been taking advantage of the bug for two years. the nsa said it was not aware of the heart bleed bug till it was made public. cool down today. you noticed it. 5 and 10 degrees. lots of cities. the numbers today, a far cry from a few days ago. 80 fairfield today. 74 morgan hill. 70 in san jose. they were 87 degrees 48 hours ago. 17 degrees cooler. that is noticeable and you noticed it. a low-pressure system south of the area. that is where the clouds are coming from. see the clouds? low-pressure system. showers in the lake tahoe area. scattered thundershowers. that will continue through saturday. high pressure, sits there. we stay dry but the low got close enough and it could bring

us drizzle late tonight and early tomorrow morning. splitting hairs. not a big deal. wet in pacifica. great highway. we will watch that for you. san francisco 55 degrees. foggy out there. san francisco tomorrow you start off mild. in the 50s. end up 61 degrees at lunchtime. fog and low clouds a player in san francisco. san jose warmer. downtown san jose 70 degrees tomorrow. and that is what most areas will be. low 70s. that is way down from few days ago. that is where we were today. temperatures tomorrow similar to today but sunday warmest day of the week. back in the low 80s. the fog forecast for the morning hours. over the hills. deep. the hills can't hold it in. look at that. pushes it in. it will cool everybody

significantly. 80s tomorrow. not in sacramento, sacramento 70s. saturday is your coolest day on the weekend. sunday is your warmest day on the weekend. not hot but just warmer. both days will be fine. just dry. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view there it is. coolest to warmest to more of the same. [ laughter ] >> wednesday it might -- more clouds. that is the story. nice to see rain but it isn't happening. >> thank you. a simple shopping trip turns into a wedding proposal. [ music playing ] >> boy, did ever. the groom who put it all together and the center of all the attention. female announcer: get three years interest-free financing

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[ music playing ] a shopping trip turned into so much more for one bay area couple. you are watching a flash mob proposal at the outlets last

month. doesps of dancers -- dozens of dancers helped him pop the question with a routine set to marry me. she said yes. viewers are weighing in on the proposal on our facebook page. you can join the conversation, search for ktvu channel 2. >> got chills watching that. that was really nice. that was great. >> why didn't i think of that. >> i know. [ talking at the same time ] >> 12 years today. >> really? >> yeah. >> congratulations. happy anniversary. >> thank you. thank you. what is going on with the masters? >> it is a rough go of it. even phil mickelson didn't make the cut. plenty of good golf. bubba watson is the leader and we could all relate to this if you picked up a golf club.

rory mcilroy number four. way up. watch adam scott. what was that? we could all relate to that. 77 rounds for rory mcilroy today. bubba watson, look at this. plodes with a 4 under 68. 5 straight birds. there he goes. 14. he has a 3 shot lead. the golden state warriors will be in action tonight in los angeles against the lakers. the game of the night turned into a route back east. fighting to become the number one leader between indiana and miami and lebron james brought his "a" game. 17 in the first half. and the heat open the second half with a 16-0 run to pull away from the pacers. lebron james nice move and the fade drops and they are up by plenty right now.

71-50 mid-way through the third. deron ford is the name giant fans might remember. he hammered his head into a wall with the grizzlies. he was up with the team in 2010. and chasing a flyball last night in triple-a baseball and he was taken away in an ambulance. happy to report they are diagnosing it as a concussion and he will be okay. he had a world series ring with the giants in 2010. late call up and trying to make it back up to the majors. that was nasty collision with a concrete pall. >> it looked like it would be padded. >> it is a thin pad and then it is concrete. >> scary. you thought maybe he broke his neck. >> he is okay. >> the thing lebron does -- [ talking at the same time ] >> showing his guns. he has -- [ talking at the same time ]

>> better than pounding his chest. he has a whole array of stuff he does. >> haven't seen that before. thank you. coming up tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news, following the breaking news out of antioch. sources say a jewelry store owner shot a robber this afternoon. we have a crew on the way to the scene. we will have the latest tonight at 10:00 p.m. and we are always here for you on w-week, on facebook -- on www.ktvu.com, on facebook and on twitter. thank you so much for joining us everyone. have a good evening. >> good night. o get to mattress discounters good and early for the tempur-pedic bonus event. and, get up to 48 months interest-free financing with any tempur-pedic mattress. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪

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honey, what is all this? hey! hey, mom? i'm trying to write this stupid college essay question, and i really don't even know where to start. okay, what's the question? tell me. "what's the biggest obstacle you've ever had to overcome?" didn't my third grade teacher say i had, like, a.d.d. or something? oh, no, honey. she said you couldn't a-d-d, and she put it that way because she also knew you couldn't s-p-e-l-l. wait, slow down... ohh! sweetheart? what's this? we talked about this last week. i said i'm building luke a tree house. you said "fine." you know, sometimes i think you just tune me out. i never told her. she just would have said "no." i don't remember agreeing to this, phil. this is like the time you backed down the driveway with a hang glider sticking out of the car. if you'd let me keep that,