and if that hit the third rail it would have electrocuted them. >> to see b.a.r.t. blame the workers water -- the findings places it on b.a.r.t. >> reporter: the discontinued simple approval procedure that allowed the workers on the trackway were incouldicate, the workers didn't follow the -- inadequate, the workers didn't follow the procedure. >> the person behind the controls did not have enough experience to be in the cab by himself and rather than being under close supervision the trainer was locatebed hind it control -- locatebed hind the control cab door in a -- located behind it control cab door. >> we said it was unsafe. do not do this. ktvu channel 2 news and they -- do not do this, and they did.

. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. upgraded safety procedures with an enhanced safety program and a proposed investment of $5 million in additional resources to bolster b.a.r.t. safety programs. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now, in october, 2008 b.a.r.t. inspector was struck and killed by a train along the tracks. in that case he was also following had protocol of simple approval with regard to worker safety. b.a.r.t. was fibbed for that -- fined for that violation. continuing coverage of the bus crash on interstate 5. this big rig is providing critical information to investigators who are trying to figure out how last week's crash happened. it is one piece of a recreation

today. five students, 3 adult chaperons and two drivers were killed when the fedex truck slammed into a charter bus. it took place along the same stretch of interstate 5 where it happened. ktvu's noelle walker has more. >> reporter: yes, they got two vehicles that were identical to the ones involved in the crash. they sent them down i-5 on the other side of this fence. ran a chp break to do it. they were trying to figure out what happened that led up to the crash. >> 911 emergency. >> reporter: 911 calls released today from witnesses to an unmanliable tragedy -- unimaginable tragedy. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: desperate to get help. [ indiscernible ] >> the fiery trash of a fedex

track and tour bus thursday killed 10 people. >> we owe it to the families and the victims of this tragic collision that we tell the story of what happened. >> that is why it chp did a control test this afternoon using a similar fedex truck and tour bus to the ones in the crash. >> we are going to do one more drive by testing. >> reporter: it is like a reenactment without the impact. >> we have cameras set up in the vehicles and we will run several tests with the fedex truck southbound and the bus going north bound. to -- >> to help investigators mimic what happened that day. both vehicle have the equiv -- vehicles have the equivalent of black boxes. >> because of the burn damage i am not sure if we will retrieve all the data we need.

>> reporter: learning what changes are needed -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: to prevent a crash like this happening again. >> reporter: the crash happened on the other side of this fence. i am in a neighborhood that had a front row seat to the testing and last week's crash. we will talk to them tonight at 6:00 p.m. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> one of the five students killed in the crash. one of the girls who died had a twin sister who was on a different bus. the victims included one engaged couple and a recruiter from humboldt state university. on www.ktvu.com our coverage continues. you will hear more from the investigate whose recreated the crash scene today. police are investigating the death of a baby left behind by his father in a parked suv

all day. the first infant death of its kind in the nation this year. ktvu's robert handa reports family and friends are dealing with grief and guilt. >> reporter: he is dealing with his own grief while defending the father of a 9 month old who died after being left all day in a vehicle parked here yesterday in san jose. the father who police haven't identified worked for his brother and picks up this delivery truck in the morning and parks his suv on the streets. he says the father usually drops the baby off at a sitter first but this time drove off with the baby strapped in a child seat. >> i don't know how it happened. he got distracted or something. when he got back he found the baby, he called 911. when they come over, he is

dead. >> reporter: he and neighbors are haunted by the tragedy because they were working outside within a few feet of the suv. >> difficult because windows were tainted. that is the main reason -- but the baby wasn't crying. >> reporter: no arrests have been made. friends of the father say they don't believe he deserves that kind of treatment. >> retrain him from talking to anybody. he was crying in grief. all he said was the baby, the baby. >> the mystery is still why did the father forget he left the baby behind. in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. there are several things that parents can do to make sure their child not left in a car. put something in the back seat next to the car seat like a purse so you have to open the backdoor. put a animal in the car seat when the child is not in the car and set it next to you when

the child is with you. also ask your child care provider to call you if your child has not arrived on time and don't get distracted while driving. and make it a rule it always open your backdoor when you get out of the car to check no one is left behind. there may be more troubling news about food safety. there have been little improvement on reducing food born illnesses. the latest report card from the centers for disease control and prevention. >> reporter: more work is needed to reduce food born illnesses. comparing food poisoning from last year to 2006 is full of sad faces, not much has changed. it is a disappointing trend. >> it is troubling that we are unable to make real progress in decreasing most food born illnesses. >> reporter: there is some good

news. a 9% drop in salmonella, the largest decrease in a decade but officials are cautious because levels spiked after an outbreak. raw shell fish is carrying something uncetology your stomach. -- unsettling to your stomach and it could make you very sick. >> reporter: jumped 75% since 1996. experts say climate change may be causing warmer waters that increases risk. this report is like congress needs to fully fund the food safety monitoring act. much of the law has yet to be implemented. >> if fda does not get the resources we will continue to see outbreaks. >> reporter: that is why she travels to chil a few times -- to chil a few times a year. -- capitol hill a few time as

year. she suffers from reactive arthritis as a result of salmonella. ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now, california had the largest incidents in the u.s. last year. more than 400 people got sick from salmonella linked to foster farms chicken. no recall was issued. e.coli blamed for two dozen illnesses linked to a lettuce company and a company recalled 181,000 pounds of salads and sandwiches after an e.coli outbreak. the san francisco 49ers new stadium is becoming a field of green. take a look. ktvu's janine de la vega took this photo as fresh turf was layed out. it is a process that began months ago and far away. ktvu's janine de la vega tells us how the first 49,000 pounds rolled out this morning.

>> reporter: it is a welcomed sight for 49er fans to see truck roll in carrying what will be considered hollowed ground. >> i think it is exciting. like the new field. where mystery will be made. >> reporter: this is being installed today. 49,000 pounds. fitting for the 49ers. the grass was grown by west coast turf. you can see the progress being made. it will take 2 and a half sakers to cover the field -- acres to cover the field. it will take two days. crews water the dirt in preparation for more to come. >> today we will do 5 and 7 loads. so somewhere between 50 and 70,000 feet. >> the grass uses half the water of the average turf. it holds up better and it will cust the risk of player injury. -- cut the risk of player injury. a construction crew, some who

consider themselves being part of the faithful, said seeing the grass put in brings the field to life. >> try to do something new, exciting to be a part of that. growing up a 49er fan and putting the hard work in. >> reporter: while theope opener hasn't -- the home opener hasn't been set yet, the first team to play on the field is a san jose earthquake in august. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. we are learning more about a girl found naked and sprayed with pepper spray. the connections police are looking into. >> and two years since california launched a new grade for children. a record card is coming up -- a report card is coming up. bulldog: [yawning] it's finally morning!

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and another in serious condition after a crash in san jose. the accident happened after midnight. police say a two cars collided. both ended up in a nearby field. police are trying to figure out what caused the crash. >> our traffic investigations unit will look for witnesses. they will take statements from them. we know they are the only two involved vehicles. >> alcohol might have been a factor. prosecutorsind -- prosecutors plan to file charges in the case that led to other charges against california state senator leland yee but did not say which defendants would be facing the charges. can just can just was among those in -- keith jackson was among those in court this morning. the judge gave the prosecution till july to amend the charges.

teen gunned down blocks from his home. the victim's brothers lit candles to mark the spot where he was shot and killed. police got the call after 8:30 p.m. last night. a friend heard the gunfire as he was riding his bike home. >> i tried to call him, i heard four gun shots out of my window. i called him and i texted him, are you okay. i told him, never called me back. >> police have not said if the teen was deliberately targeted and they haven't released a description of the shooter. new developments in the case of a sexual assault against a teenager. the san francisco police are joining the investigation. ktvu's cristina rendon is live to explain why. >> reporter: we are near the corner where the 16 was found near piedmont avenue year.

it is unclear where her journey started. the san francisco police department believes she was kidnapped in the city on tuesday and then taken to the east bay, that is the new development we are hearing from investigators. san francisco police department tells us they are not investigating it as a sexual assault but they think she was kidnapped in the city and brought to the east bay where she was robbed. it was first thought the girl was kidnapped in oakland. this is where neighbors found her. she was frantic and screaming she was raped and mese are looking -- police are looking into the case that she was part of a sex trafficking or human trafficking ring but that is all things san francisco police are looking into. >> our investigators have to go back and interview the victim and try pinpoint where this may have occurred in san francisco and go back there and look for

additional witnesses. >> when he heard about this case he was not surprised. it is possible for a teen to be kidnapped and forced to have sex, whether or not it was linked to sex trafficking. cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. officials reopened the first phase of a housing project. it is the first public housing project to be revitalized under the hope sf program. planning has been under way since 2005. built in 1956, it has 267 units. officials reopened 107 of them. the mayor says the priority is the safety of the people who live there. >> promise that people who live in these housing units are not to be considered anything other

than residents of san francisco. >> the project has two more phases. wind but sunny in san francisco. let's check in with chief meteorologist bill martin. >> the wind cooled things off today, 15 degrees in some places. most were 5 to 10 degrees cooler. some spots 15. temperatures throughout today were on the cooler side. temperatures tomorrow warm slightly. a lot going on in the pacific, though, down here, clouds in southern california. that misses us. a system moving through the bay area now. that is continuing to keep things cool. and then out here around the date line, we have a big weather system that wants to take aim next week. fog along the coast. trying to reform. the wind fractures it up today.

the fog up here, mavericks, fog over here. that fog fills in tonight. we will see more fog tonight and tomorrow morning than we have seen. that makes sense. right now fog free along san francisco. golden gate bridge fog free. tomorrow at this time there will be fog. less wind. more fog. temperatures tomorrow warm a little bit. 74 in concord. 64 livermore. temperatures with the strong winds, 20 miles per hour in santa rosa, strong winds, temperatures are falling off. 25, gusting to 35 at sfo. that is a big win. san bruno. 17 miles per hour winds in san jose. winds are cooling us off, off the ocean. this high-pressure system gave us a nice day again today for the most part. cooling continues as we head

into tomorrow. or similar temperatures. the cooling occurred today will continue tomorrow. low 70s. at best. in san francisco, 62 degrees. in san jose, 66 degrees. high tomorrow in san jose 72. warmer than today. maybe cloud cover in the morning. tomorrow warmer for the bay area friday. forecast for clouds tomorrow morning, there it is. lots of clouds and fog. that is friday morning. highs, yellows are 70s. 80s nowhere to be found. maybe sacramento. we will see temperatures like these. 77 antioch. below 80s. 75 brentwood. 63 half moon bay. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view nice one. weekend look goods. few clouds. as we get into tuesday, monday and tuesday, a chance for showers. i will expand on that at 5:45 p.m. and let you know what the

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california voters strongly support funding to expand preschool to younger concern. last week a committee -- children. last week a committee approved to fund for four years old. $1.4billion by 2020. currently it is not publicly funded for all and there are long wait lists for subsidized programs. our ktvu channel 2 news poll finds californians feel it is important to give younger children access to an additional year of school. 56% said the state should do more to provide those opportunities. 25% said the state is doing enough. 12% feel california is doing too much. two years ago they restricted admission to kindergarten to children who turned 5 by the

fall. they set up a transition kindergarten program. 60% of voters favor the new transitional program, 25% oppose. 15% had no opinion. as for funding, support is strong across all income levels and among all voters not just those with young children. covered california says enrollment exceeded expectations. 1.4million californians picked out a policy before the deadline. that is 1 million more than federal government projections last fall. covered california hasn't said how many paid their first month's premium. 1.9 signed up for coverage under medi-cal. a new advance in human cloning. scientists created very early stage embryos with dna that matched their donors. last year a similar experiment

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complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. a fireworks thrown into the crowd during the san francisco giants game last year. now a fan is in serious trouble. some fans at at&t pebble beach national at that time -- at at&t park isn't laughing. ktvu's david stevenson is live where police arrested a man. >> reporter: we heard from a number of fan whose described

the noise and the smoke but there was no panic. >> reporter: amid the sights and sounds of at&t park apexplosion here last night -- an explosion here last night set fans on edge. >> last night -- >> reporter: grack the attention of a em-- grabbing the attention of a umpire and a catcher. he lit an m80 and tossed it into the bar area. just a few feet away from him. >> i was working here. i heard a big boom. you could feel the vibrations. >> reporter: witnesses saw smoke from across the park. >> there was an explosion from there, seemed like. i looked ovand there was smoke -- over and there was smoke. >> reporter: five people were treaty for minor injuries. he was booked on two felony

counts, including setting off a explosion causing great bodily injury and one misdemeanor count. investigators say they are not sure of a motive. >> he was wearing a orange jacket. baseball cap with letters sf on it. i don't know if the group up there at the bar area where dodgers fans are not. >> reporter: the park has strong security measures. >> i think it is amazing someone could think that is okay into a crowd of people. >> reporter: he is held on $2.4 million bail. he could be arraigned tomorrow afternoon. live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. san jose investigators spent a second day searching for human remains inside a building that was destroyed by fire. it went up in flames sunday afternoon. police say someone set a

mattress on fire while homeless people were inside. today investigators say dogs trained to detect human remains indicated possible evidence of remains in three locations. they still need to verify the findings. woman accused of killing a teenager boy was charged today. investigators say the 30-year- old woman knew the boy ask they had a baby together. ktvu's john sasaki is live in martinez to explain. john? >> reporter: prosecutors here at the contra costa county district attorney office are working on this homicide case. magdalena glinkowski is in jail on murder charges for shooting terrance forks to death 10 days ago outside the apartment complex in richmond. prosecutors say magdalena glinkowski and terrance forks had a baby together. the pair were arguing about his current girlfriend that led to

magdalena glinkowski becoming enraged. witnesses took down her car license plate that led to a warrant for her arrest. she turned herself into san francisco police earlier this week. live in martinez, john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. contra costa county sheriff's department says deputies arrested a suspect in a homicide. he was shot and killed at a home. yesterday they took the 28-year- old into custody. he is held on suspicion of first degree murder. authorities have not said what lead to the shooting. san francisco is homing to strengthsen its response to emergency by part -- strengthen its response to emergencies by partnering with a company. they will be working with next door to help connect people before and during disasters. one of the co-founders explained it is like facebook but not for the purpose of

posting photos and updates. it is a tool that gives neighborhood a secure way to communicate with each other. >> when you can create this neighborhood watch you are not alone. you are with your neighbors and you come together to make the place safer. >> the company is growing quickly. 1-5 neighbors is using the platform. . 10erates being heard -- tenants are being heard. emergency funding to repair broken elevators at 9 different public housing sights. they were so frustrated they filed legal action against the san francisco housing authority claiming emotional distress. as we reported last month the broken elevators and out of

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right now a meeting to discuss changes to prevent hate crimes at san jose state university university is underway. this is the final in a series of six meetings with a 18 member task force to propose new pallies. -- policies. it was set off after an african american student was harassed. last month that student filed a $5 million claim. twitter is pushing into mobile ads. they announced plans to broaden their advertising business.

twitter says it can reach 1 billion mobile devices. developers are willing to pay more to boost their app down loads. organization says there is a new scam alert for social media users. conartists are impersonating sweep take companies. they message people about winning to steal personal information and money. scams are not knew but there is an increase in people falling victim to them. >> if you haven't entered a contest, if you are asked to send money or you are contacted you won, those are reasons to believe you are a victim of a scam. >> the group warns people about social media ads for work from home opportunities that are also often scams. here are ways you can protect

yourself. never pay money to receive a prize someone tells you you won. never give someone your credits card number to receive your so- called winnings. if it sounds fishy go to fraud.org. vice president joe biden is on the photo sharing app instagram. he uploaded this picture today with president obama as they were traveling to pennsylvania. the message, found a friend to join my first selfie on instagram. stay tuned. police are searching for clues on how a sail boat crashed in the bay. >> police want to know exactly what went wrong aboard this sail boat that left one person dead and another seriously injured. >> you could be giving up your legal rights, the change in terms one of the largest food

companies made without warning. >> holiday weekend forecast after the break. and there is rain in the five- day forecast. i will let you know when that gets here.

a sailing tradition turns deadly when a boat clooids with a -- collides with a buoy. they were taking part in a race when they struck a marker. ktvu's john fowler is live with

what you learned, john, about the collision. >> reporter: right now police have yellow tape on that boat. they want to know what happened. they say they may try to recreate what went wrong. >> reporter: it happened during a week day evening sail boat race two miles off the marina. this sail boat with four aboard got too close to a navigation light. >> sail or rigging got entangled in the marker and hung up the boat and ended up snapping the mast off. >> reporter: it hit two people. one man die and one man has head trauma. >> such a freak accident. we are all just in shock. >> reporter: he told me the

skipper is meticulous and careful. >> very capable and a very good sailor. >> reporter: police said the person at the boat control passed a subrayty test -- sobriety test. this was the first fatal accident in the 75 years. >> i have seen accidents happen but i have never seen a fatality. i have seen injuries but this is very uncommon. >> the club suspended suspended the race. i have obtained this waver form that all are required to sign. it acknowledges sailing could be hazardous, abjobs the club of any liability. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. it is a fast track plan to get george lukes lukes to build his mom in his city instead of

san francisco -- his museum in his city instead of san francisco. the city has been considered as a location but lucas is married to chicago business woman so he is also considering chicago as a possible location. yahoo's chief operated officer is getting $58 million severance package. the ceo fired him for failing to turn around the company's advertising business. the package started out smaller butt it surged higher because of sharp gains in stock. a slight increase in the number of jobless claims. rose 2,000 last week to 304,000. that is the lowest since

october 2007, labor officials say hiring picked up. a number of san francisco politicians took part in a foot washing ceremony designed to affirm the human dignity of illegal immigrants. [ music playing ] >> the ceremony was held at st. johns. clergy members spoke. nancy pelosi was among those who participated. >> honored to be here to participate in the washing of the feet in recognition that our new comers here, just like everybody else has a spark of divinity that is worthy of respect. >> it is a christian tradition on the thursday before easter and a practice in the muslim and jewish faith. what is it going to be like for the weekend? >> look goods. typicalspri weather. not just last few days but into

the -- typical weather. not just last few days but into the holiday weekend. these are the highs today. 82 antioch. 76 morgan hill. this is the system i am tracking. i will show it to you here. way out here. way out here. this system will move into the bay area as we head into your bay area monday night and that could bring a chance of showers. we will be tracking that. if you come in close you could see there is fog. ocean beach, golden gate bridge fog free. fog reforms tonight, though. the winds made it tough for the fog today. we had real windy conditions. these are current conditions. the fog has been chewed up. but the winds die down. chilly inland valley and the fog will form. the wind -- too windy tears up the marine layer.

san jose 66. san francisco 62. fog free at the golden gate bridge. a live camera there. the fog by tomorrow night at this time, you will see it sitting there. patchy fog tomorrow morning. little in the afternoon. mostly to party sunny for san francisco for your friday. by 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. something like that. as we move forward, weather has been similar each day but it will change as we get into the bay area monday. highs tomorrow, yellows are 70s. we have been seeing oranges, 80s. but they got washed out. 80s inland. holes like this. for the most part tomorrow, warmer than today but mostly about 70s. not 80s. mid-70s. tuesday showers. cold in the morning. cold weather system. low snow levels as well. that is down the road. bay area friday shapes up like

today but warmer. bay area saturday, sunday, look very similar to today. no big changes. right? friday, clouds. saturday we have partly cloudy skies and then here it goes. monday night into tuesday. a shot for showers. the models waffle on it. but something will happen. monday and tuesday cooler. especially tuesday. count on that. the rain, hopefully that will show up as well. >> cooler than expected. >> yeah. mornings 30s on tuesday morning. >> really? >> yeah. >> kids should bundle up sunday? >> okay on sunday but monday and tuesday. >> thank you. a plastic bag ban in san francisco remains firm affa legal challenge in the -- after a legal challenge in the court. save the plastic bag wanted the court to review a decision that upheld the law but the court

turned down the request. 76icabilitys and cities in california have bans of some sort. the ruling is the final court decision in the san francisco case. be careful what you "like" on facebook, the policy change that unfairly ties customers hands. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> her proposal and why critics say the numbers don't add up. plus fire crews to the rescue faster. what could improve response times this summer. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. [doorbell rings]

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efforts to diffuse the crisis in ukraine took a step forward today. representatives met for six hours and came up with an agreement that is aimed at easing tensions. establishing a political dialogue that could lead to mora tonomy for ukraine's region. >> what is important is these words are translated immediately into actions. and none of us leave here with a sense that the job is done because the words on the paper. >> secretary of state john

kerry declined reports jews have been ordered to register. he called the requirement grotesque. a website is reporting they handed out leaflets. it provided a list of property they own. the flyers said i.d. and passport are required as well as documents establishing the rights to real estate property that belongs to you. failure to do so bould result in -- to do so would result in deportation. they brought back memories of the 1930s. chelsea clinton made an announcement today. >> we have our first child arriving hater this year -- later this year and -- [ cheers

and applause ] >> she made the announcement on stage with her mother former secretary of state hillary clinton. she is now 34 and married a classmate in 2010. bill clinton and hillary clinton made it no secret they are anxious to become grandparents. we learned one company is turning simple things into agreements that say you have given up your right to sue. more on how corporations are changing the rules on your rights. >> reporter: just about all of us have a box of cheerios but when you buy them in the store or use a coupon online the company says you are entering into a legal agreement. it is all in the fine precipitation. how often do you read legal policies before click "like" on facebook or buying a box of serial. >> it goes on and on and on.

>> legal gibberish. >> reporter: general mills mills just changed the legal terms on their website. if you interact with it online or buy its products you are agreeing to binding arbitration. >> general mills is trying to eliminate their customer's ability to sue them for misconduct. >> reporter: more and more businesses have made arbitration agreements part of the contracts you sign. because advocates say general mills is the first company to take it this far. >> the terms are very broad and it should be challenged in court. >> reporter: i reached out to general mills they say this is being broadly mischaracterized. the policy does not proclude a

consumer from pursuing a claim. the best thing you can do is read the fine print. adjusten gray, ktvu channel 2 news. now at 6:00 p.m. just in time for a dangerous wildfire season. good news when it comes to fire protection for one of the biggest seats. >> call after -- cities. >> call after call after call for help. >> fire. all kinds of students on the highway right now. >> we are hearing from witnesses to the deadly crash and fire that killed 10 people. >> a turn for thrill seekers at discovery kinddom as the roller coaster ride came -- kingdom kaz the roller coaster ride came to a stop. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. a dangerous fire season, ktvu channel 2 news learned more production is on the way for a city that has seen its share of dangerous wildfires.

i am ken wayne. frank somerville is hof. >> i am julie -- off. >> i am julie haener. >> brown outs, but new at 6:00 p.m. ktvu's rob roth learned the brown outs could be put to a stop this summer. >> reporter: we are in front of the fire station in the oakland hills and we are told we could set up in the driveway because the fireitation is closed because of -- fire station is closed because of brown outs but the days of the brown outside could be coming to apend. -- to an end. >> fire station 23 is open today but on tuesday it was closed or browned out. >> reporter: firefighters from another station got there within four minutes, one minute after the first crew and within the response time guidelines

set by the national fire protection association. >> that appears to not have an effect on response time. >> reporter: firefighters say brown outs could mean trouble. >> cause as delayed response time. not only for -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: two years ago officials voted to brown out each of its 25 fire stations for 72 hours on a rotating basis, saving $2.5 million a year. >> this city was at the brink of a financial disaster a couple years ago. >> the economy improved. the firefighter union and the city reached a agreement. >> hopefully the brown outs will end on july 1. >> the change may be just in time. >> the important thing is citizens will be safe during the drought season