open but b.a.r.t. delays are on going. >> it started as a medical emergency at the montgomery station but now the delays are clearing. the trains were single tracking through the station because of a person on the tracks under neath the train. we just learned details of what happened. the woman took a running jump right in front of a westbound train as it was coming into the montgomery station. they had the uncouple two cars to get to her. when they got to her she was talking to first responders and transported to a hospital with a head injury. we do not know the extent of the injuries. there were major delays in both directions at embarcadero and powell, the stations were packed with people as you have seen from pictures. but the good news is, the headline, montgomery station, reopened and b.a.r.t.

says trains are running now in both directions. hopefully sometimes in the next half hour the delays should be clearing up. new at 6:00 p.m. a security guard under arrest for molestation and we learned his ex-wife may have uncovered more evidence. ktvu's robert handa is live in san jose where he has been working the story all afternoon. >> we are at the main jail where we have learned the security officer is in custody here awaiting a long list of serious charges involving molestation of two family members. this is the jail booking photo we obtained. being held on 10 counts of child molestation and possessing morning involving young children. the victims are two young family members who he sexually abused for years, starting when one was 11, the other 5 years

old. he worked as a protective officer, assigned to provide security since 2004. he went on medical leave in january and has been on leave of absence since march which is the time he was arrested. the sheriff's department said the case came to life because the girls came forward with evidence. a hard drive was found containing child pornography. >> we always try to resolve these cases to spare victims. it is traumatic for them so we start off slow and ramp up if we feel it is warranted. >> reporter: he is being held in jail on bow nail. the -- on no bail. the sheriff's department is examining other evidence,

including his computers. we will have more details on this case and the allegations on www.ktvu.com and tonight on our 10:00 p.m. news. live in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >> robert broke the story on twitter. follow ktvu and our reporters on twitter for breaking news and updates on stories anytime. there is new information tonight about the miami police investigation involving 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. we are learning new evidence that fills the gap in the time line on how a woman got to the hospital. live now in the news room working to find out more about this. >> reporter: i spoke to a chapterren with the fire department -- capt with the fire department -- capt won the congestive heart failure -- captain with the fire

department. . >> reporter: they responded to a 911 call april 2. the first responders transported a woman from the hotel to a hospital. a radio station is reporting the call was made by a player. he said a naked woman was on his friend's bed refusing to leave. that friend possibly 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. according to the police report they were partying with the woman. the report says a crisis intervention team was required to respond. the first responders handle crisis calls involving people with mental illness. after waking up in the hospital the woman told police she didn't know how she got there. the reports answer that question in the police

investigation. no charges have been filed. colin kaepernick has not tweeted about the matter today. ktvu channel 2 news. they said you told the tsa -- you had a bomb? >> that is aldon smith questioned about his latest legal trouble. he was arrested yesterday at lax after telling security he had a bomb. he is out on bail tonight. this isn't the first brush with the law for aldon smith. last week a judge consolidated two criminal cases against him. there are reports tonight that aldon smith was red flagged as high risk for off field trouble during a exam before the nfl draft. fox sports obtained a copy of the report. that report shows aldon smith

scored an 18 on the intelligence exam. the average is 20. in a motivation section he received a 1 out of 10. he scored a two for focus and effective commitment. speaking out against the reelection of four b.a.r.t. board members. one councilman is taking his hessage to the -- his message to the streets. he held a press conference this afternoon. he condemned the board members for approving a pay increase for b.a.r.t. executives and he is calling for them to be removed from their positions. >> there needs to be accountability for the bad decisions. there needs to be accountability for eight days of strikes. and management mistakes. >> he is also in favor of

banning b.a.r.t. workers from going on strike. tsa screener is credited for spotting a weapon. the incident happened this morning at the alaska airlines screening station in oakland. while scanning a bag the agent spotted something suspicious. >> this item was a 8 calf inch knife inside a -- 8-1/2 inch knife inside a enchilada. [ indiscernible ] >> the oakland was terned over to sheriff's deputies who questioned her and decided she could be cleared for travel however it tsa could still fine had woman $10,000 if it decides. a controversial police shooting in san francisco appears headed to court. ktvu's gasia mikaelian joins us now with the steps one family

is taking charging police acted too rashly. >> the family of a man killed by police filed a claim against the city. the 28-year-old was shot by police on march 21. at the time police said he was armed with a gun. that turned out to be a taser. he says the family has been having trouble getting information from police, including the names of the officers involved. above all he says the shooting was not justified. >> we have a young man from the community who was minding his own business, taking a walk in a park and gets shot over 10 times. >> reporter: advocates say he was a member of the community who didn't deserve to be killed. >> the family demands justice

for alex who was a scholarship student, full time security guard, community activist and beloved public servant. the family wants the da to investigate the killing and say they gathered 250 signed petitions. he is calling for a federal investigation and they plan to gather next monday, that will mark one month from the night he was killed. reporting live, gasia mikaelian ktvu channel 2 news. a gray whale has been spotted swimming under the golds goaled and ktvu's john fowler has the -- golden gate bridge and ktvu's john fowler has the view. >> look at this video from the golden gate bridge. a 40-foot gray whale swimming into the bay, it is migrating into alaska. he happened to have his camera

and caught a shot. >> we were very surprised to see a gray whale come under the bridge into san francisco bay. we see two or three a year and that is because i spent a lot of time on the golden gate bridge. >> we expect it will stay in the bay for at least a couple days and then find its way back out again. >> reporter: she says the whale appeared healthy, perhaps just curious. off the golden gate bridge right now a parade of some 20,000 grays. many mothers. experts predict more through the spring. ship strikes are a concern. this shows that. shipping lanes have been restricted to reduce the threat but small boats can also stress the animals. they are a protected species. >> if you are on a boat you must remain away at least 300 feet. and never get in front of them. >> reporter: he told me

videotaping the whale was a thrill but the view from the golden gate bridge is spectacular routinely. in san francisco, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. he poses a as ayish -- as a dea agent but then he called the wrong number. >> you are calling the police department. [ indiscernible ] >> more of this and the problem police face in trying to catch the man. >> b.a.r.t. reopened the montgomery station but the evening commute is facing major delays. we are checking win b.a.r.t. and we will have a live update in just a few minutes. >> fog and low clouds make vug of the lunar ellipse difficult -- viewing of the lieuer ellipse difficult, which areas will have the most -- lunar

ellipse difficult, which areas will have the most difficulty.

the montgomery station station is back open and ktvu's johna k is -- jana katsuyama is live to update us on the situation. >> reporter: when we got here the station reopened but the line was back to that pole. it has cleared. people are able to get down in the station. a minute ago i spoke to somebody who was coming back up because he said it is brutal. he was trying to get to oakland. he had to catch a plane so he came up here to catch a cab. we took a picture of it when it was really crowded. you can see the escalators were stupped. they were packed. -- stopped. they were packed. person to person, shoulder to

shoulder. a lot of people coming here because the montgomery station was closed. i did speak with a source who said they have video of what happened and they do not believe this was foul play or an accidental slip. it appears somebody come in front of a train, during the evening commute, this is a difficult time when there are lots of people trying to get home. we understand i just learned it appears the woman is okay. she had a head injury but was taken to the hospital. at least on that sense they have been able to clear the track. this looks fine from the street but as i mentioned down stairs is where the lines are. you had people waiting and then now they are rushing to try get to the station, get to the place where they need obe. we can -- to be. we can expect there will bees for the next half hour as some

of this traffic tries to clear. reporting live from san francisco, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. continuing coverage of the bus and truck collision in orland county. we are hearing from friends of the bus driver who was killed. she worked for sam trans for 18 years before leaving to drive for silva rodo stages. -- silverado stages. and people remembered her well. >> you would come in and see her at night, she would say let me give you a hug. made you feel good. >> her friends -- she leaves behind two children, a grandson and a large family. investigators work to find out

how the collision happened. investigators from the ntsb will be -- national transportation safety board will be there 5 to 10 days and then go oo los angeles to inter- - to los angeles to interview passengers. a scam artist potion as a dea agent was caught in the act when he made a phone call demanding money to a bay area police station. ktvu's allie rasmus was there when police returned the call and shows us what happened. >> reporter: of the hundreds of calls that come into the police department one stood out. >> special agent with the dea, drug enforcement administration. >> reporter: a man let this message on the police department voice mail. >> it was shocking. >> the caller warns they are focus of a federal investigation. >> we have shut down this

pharmacy -- [ indiscernible ] >> your name, telephone number and address. >> reporter: he insists they call back immediately. >> thank you for calling -- >> reporter: which is what he did. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: he knows this is a scam because the dea never solicit person information over the phone. >> what is your position. i have never got one of these phone calls. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: a quick search shows there is a dea special agent in new jersey. the man on the phone is not him. when he confronts the impostor his tone changes. >> you are calling the police department. [ indiscernible ] >> they start getting irate or upset because they are not

winning. they are win is getting your information and making uvictim -- you a victim. >> the police department turned over the information to the real dea. they have been investigating this scam for the last three years. anyone who thinks they may have received a call like this should report it. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. a lot of fog around this morning. it burned off and then we had highs like these, 70ss and 80s. antioch 82 degrees. 80 fairfield, morgan hill. a nice day again today. watching the fog and low clouds tonight, there is some in the area and we have the lunar ellipse around midnight. peaks around 1:00 a.m. you see the clouds could be a problem, especially in san francisco, fog and low clouds right now. you can see the fog sitting on the avenues. the fog presses inland tonight.

san francisco, south of market, sausalito, i don't think you will see the lunar ellipse. let's take a time line on this. midnight when the lunar ellipse begins. the avenues. you have full coverage here. you won't see much. bay bridge you will. and oakland hills, peak time. a lot of people live in the avenues, it is foggy. when it end you will see more clouds. -- ends you will see more clouds. if you want to see it drive east a few miles. san jose 73 degrees now. highs tomorrow will be cooler. 70 degrees tomorrow in san jose. mild day there. the high pressure sticks around for all week and next week too. it will be enough that it keeps warm inland temperatures but along the coast the fog

continues to hang in there. just like it did today and yesterday. what we saw today, is what we will see tomorrow and the next day. changes are subtle. you will see that in the five- day forecast. low 70s, mid-70s. you will get 80s, east of livermore, south of morgan hill, 80 degrees. fairfield, vacaville. 80s in vacaville tomorrow, clear lake. brentwood, live more valley. along the coast, very summer like pattern. plenty of fog and low clouts. five-day forecast, top number, inlands warmest temperatures. through the 5 day period. coastal temperatures, fluctuate a couple degrees. no rain in the forecast. >> thank you. an exciting night for the warriors as they try to

solidify their best playoff spot. >> first the san jose sharks getting ready for the playoffs. playoff series against the los angeles kings.

anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey in a store near you.

mark joins us now talking about the sharks and playoffs. >> 10 straight seasons for the best organization in all of professional sports. thursday night against the los angeles kings a they skated around today. they never made it to the stanley cup finals. media picks on that a little bit. one of the sharks today responds to joe fonzi's question about what are you going to do differently this year. >> shove it up your [ bleep ] [ laughter ] >> we are here to win the stanley cup. we worked hard all year to, you know, get to this point. to get an opportunity. only way to shut you up and that whole thing is to win it. same thing since i got here.

>> i think most people in the media would like to shut up about that. >> the wnba draft and great news for the cardinal and their star player, the number one pick, just about an hour ago, she was the top reboundser and scorer all time in the pac 12. and it the number one pick from the connecticut sun in 2012. her sister was also the number one pick. quite a basketball family there and congratulations to her as the top pick in the graft. not so good -- draft. not so good news for the golden state warriors. bogut went down and x-rays revealing today he sustained a broken rib and he will be out indefinitely. that jeopardizes the warriors and their playoff position. so he will not be playing but

everybody is excited about the golden state warriors. >> definitely dash. dash -- definitely -- [ talking at the same time ] major delays on b.a.r.t. after an apparent suicide attempt. the latest on ktvu channel 2 news at 7:00 p.m. on tv 36 and more on ktvu channel 2 news at 10:00 p.m. >> and we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com, facebook and twitter. have a good night everyone. good night.

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