supervision that is to blame i am frank summer value. >> i am julie haener. for the first time the date of one of the two b.a.r.t workers killed last career is speaking out on camera about the loss of her father lawrence daniels on the left and christopher shepherd on the right were killed while doing maintenance work on the track in walnut creek. now the daniels flame as filed a wrongful death lawsuit against b.a.r.t. tonight, ktvu's eric rasmussen is here now with what daniel's date had to say and what her family is demanding. eric. >> reporter: julie, amber daniels isn't putting a dollar figure on her father, but he says the accident happened like you said, when workers were on strike with an operator in training at the controls. for months investigators have been looking into every detail of the crash. now his daughter says she is finally ready to talk about it. >> i am so rang ray that i don't have the opportunity to say good-bye to my the dad.

>> amber daniels says a call from the coroner is how she found out her father was one of two men killed on the b.a.r.t tracks in october. a veteran engineer and b.a.r.t contractor, 66-year-old lar ray daniels was considered an expert in safety. >> he was always the guy who was never going to cut corners. >> now, daniels' family is suing b.a.r.t. according to the lawsuit, the train was in automatic pilot. and, the trainer who was supposed to be supervising the inexperienced on rayer to in training was negligently anoraklessly seated in the passenger area with three other b.a.r.t employees. >> people weren't paying attention he was run over because of it was a try knee who wasn't paying attention. i'm just furious and sad. i have a lot of feelings about that. >> the accident was an absolute tragedy. >> but b.a.r.t managers say they can't comment about what happened until the national

transportation safety board finishes its investigation. osha has already fined b.a.r.t $210,000 and the transit agency has changed its policy that allowed workers on the tracks without warnings about on coming trains. a change that is now part of lair ray daniels' legacy. >> i can hope nobody else dice because of b.a.r.t's inattention to safety details. >> reporter: a coroner's report found both men had their backs turned at the time of the accident with no one acting as a look out. the attorney for the daniels insist with no forward facing camera on the train it is impossible to know what the men were king. eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news jazz an update now on break news in san mateo. in the last 30 minutes, we vacaville area learned a worker died apparently after falling on his head at a construction see news chopper 2 is showing us live pictures from the scene. we now know it is the former

bay meadows racetrack. paramedics were called to the scene around 3:40 this afternoon but the man was already d. right now, cal osha investigators are trying to determine how that man fell. so far, no word on his identity jazz new information tonight a store ray we've been following since last night. within just the past hour, we have been told that the briman college campus in san jose will ray open tomorrow. the school abruptly shut down yesterday after eviction notices were posted. today, ktvu learned the school employed $83 -- $83,000 in back rent. the school tells us the issue has now been resolved and it is notifying students that classes will be in session as of tomorrow jazz when people think about san francisco, china town, alcatraz, lombard street probably comes to mind. now lombard is going to be shut down for part of the summer. ktvu's paul chambers with why the crookedest street in the

world is being closed for how long. paul. >> reporter: perfect camp 8 right here. that is a major safety concern by people in this area. they say it happens at all hours of the day. cars trying to come down, but people congregating to pick pictures. that's why for nine days it will be temporarily closed down. people in the community say it is something necessary. a tour u.s. said closing it down may be going a bit too far. >> it is an experience on the road. they get to see both sides of the building right in the middle of the road. ewe ear on one side of the street when walking. >> they say awfully 2,000 people drive down the iconic street every friday, saturday and sunday. and that does not include the hundreds ovatorses that commiphora all around the world taking pictures at the top and bottom of the street. race say there vacaville area been numerous accidents tonight street. the spokesman said closing the street will give people the opportunity to collect data to see if there are safety issues.

on top of that, raises say people have stolen rocks and flowers. >> there is no trash collection. there is no bins. there's no public facilities. there's nothing there to handle tour u.s.s. >> reporter: this is a trial period. lombard will be closed from noon until 6:00 p.m. on june 21st, 22nd, 28th, 29th, and july 4th, 5th, 6th, 12th, rain 13th. again, the closure is only for motorist. people will still be able to walk up and down the street. again, there is the problem. cars going through. people walking and standing in the area. that's something that has to be addressed according to people in the community. >> one guy says closing the street is a good thing. for people down hire, you will have the problem you see here right behind my. people in the middle of the street and coarse trying to move by. i am paul chambers ktvu channel 2 news. a group of nurses

demonstrated at san francisco city hall hoping to get the attention of mayor ed lee. >> the door is locked. >> it turned out, the mayor wasn't in so they dropped off a pile of scrubs to represent the 235 vacancies they sigh need to be filled at city-run facilities including san francisco jean hospital. nurses are now negotiating a labor contract. additional staffing is one of their demands. >> i know some people might think this is a bargaining ploy. but we have had issues going back years. >> a spokesperson for san francisco jean said the hospital agrees more staffing is needed and says they are trying to fill vacancies. b.a.r.t has settled a civil rights lawsuit filed by five friends of oscar grant who are all held after grant was shot and killed in 2009. their attorney confirms that b.a.r.t will pay $175,000 to the five men. they were detained following the deadly shoot of grant

january 1st, 2009 by former b.a.r.t police officer. the suit claimed the men were held without just cause jazz a teenager hit and killed by a train just weeks before her graduation is prompting calls for kids to look up from their phones and listen. as we first told you on the 10:00 news last night, 18-year- old britney silva was crossing the tracks. apparently with ear buds in her ears and didn't appear to hear a witness telling her that a train was coming. ktvu's noel walker is at the crash scene, which is also just steps away from britney's home. noel. >> reporter: yeah. in fact, frank, britney liviers right next door to these tracks. about 10 minutes ago her family came out here to the memorial right at the time she was hit by that train last night britney was very familiar with this area. had to cross those tracks everyday. her mother said those ear buds were a deadly distraction. >> trains are not quiet.

they announce their presence with a deafening blair unless something else is blairing in your ears. >> she has her headphones in, she is just in her own lit ill world. >> britney silva was crossing the tracks just yards away from her home when a train hit and killed her just before 6:00 last night. she had ear buds in and didn't appear to hear the train approaching. >> as a kid, you don't really think about. this you're like i got it. i got my headphones in. i can pay attention. but then something like this happens, it shows you anything can happen. >> elizabeth olander's husband was on that train. >> he call med at 6:00 and told me there was a tragedy on the train. we hit a young girl he was cry. >> britney is just the latest of a frog number of death on the trackings. according to operation lifesaver, california far and away tops the list of pedestrian train accidents with three times more deaths than any other state. >> what is he thinking. >> that's why there is a new

scarring public service announcement for tv trying to get across the same message. as a greaving mother who living it. >> i will tell all of the youngsters out there, when you're walking down the street and you have your headphones on, keep one headphone in, one headphone out so ewe can hear the world around you. >> one simple thing she hopes other kids will hear. >> because i believe if she had listened to me and done what i said, she would have heard the train coming. >> reporter: the family plans to hold a memorial for britney at 8:00 tomorrow night at her high school. in the meantime, the railroad crossing here son city's list of pedestrian improvements to be made starting this summer. noel walker, ktvu channel 2 news. new at 6:00, atrocious and mind-numbingly, those are some of the scathing words the city clerk used before she quit her

job. ktvu's ally rasmus with ray action about the mayor's unconventional resignation. >> we caught up with the mayor about an hour ago. he describe the city clerk's tenure here as a, quote, enigma and disaster and says she is ray leave she stepped down. >> a long municipal nightmare is now over. >> that is now the mayor described the departure of the elected official. part of her job was to write the minutes for each city council hearing. she never completed a single one. ktvu interviewed her back in january. >> we have the record setting eight hour, 10 hour plus meetings that doing avery bay tim record just doesn't make any innocence her resignation letter to the mayor and city manager was far less congenial. it reads, quote, i wish the city the best of luck finding a

schmuck crazy enough to take this job. >> not very professional at all. that shouldn't be run like an open collected official. >> who is going to hire her again? >> she already got pa job in washington, d.c. >> obviously, they didn't read that letter before they hired her. >> according to her;to wit,er page, she is working for a washington, d.c. advocacy group called work america. we tried to contact her but didn't hear back. the mayor considered asking her to resend it so a cleaner version would be part of the public record. ultimately, he decide against it. >> it is embarrassing for the down schism it was such a strain on staff, stirra source and a total distraction for the city council the last six months that i didn't want this final chapter to become the beginning of another book. >> reporter: he said part of the problem was that the city clerk's position is an elected post so she and the council didn't have the authority to fire her. this november, pleasant hill voters will have a chance to

change that and make the city clerk's position an appointed post. alley rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. it only takes about 10 seconds for an arsonist to light this car on fire in san jose. tonight, why the owner thinks that he feels targeted. and, where investigators are tracking down the person responsible. it's a mixed bag at this popular east bay campground. it will be open this similar. we will tell you what may not band for ewe to enjoy jazz right after the break, i'll talk about that warm up headed your way. that are too small or worn out. i grew 3 inches last year. i don't need anything fancy. i never had much to begin with. when i look nice on the outside, i feel better on the inside. to help, sleep train is collecting new clothes for kids big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train,

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police say they have three men and a juvenile in custody  for a crime spree that include a mother being held at gun point with her children watching. police say the suspects

ransacked that home in fre mont about 30 minutes after they break into another home. an officer then spotted them on interstate 880 near 237. here is a look at the three men who were arrested. police say physical evidence, witness statements and suspect confessions link them to those incidents and others that occurred outside faemont jazz two people caught on camera vandalizing a car. take a look. he take out a container and starts dousing the car. investigators say there have been several acts of vandalism here in the past six weeks. if same car had its tires slashed last month. earlier month, someone splashed it with paint. >> this is more like a hate crime. seems like it. for someone to do this continue

usually, and this is the third incident, that means that this person is very hateful. >> a family member tells ktvu he believes someone is retaliating against them. we are in close contact with police and will keep ewe updated on any suspect information or arrests jazz santa clara county is taking a first step toward establishing living wage for county workers and contractors. the board of supervisors voted unanimously today to begin the process of formulating a living wage plant county workers are currently subject to the state's minimum wage which is set to increase top $9 an hour in july. but one supervisor told us that even that isn't enough for most county workers to make ends meet. >> there's been sort of a destruction or degradation of the middle class. people aren't able to make it on ordinary wages like they once were. >> san jose raised us minimum wage last year to $10 an hour. santa clara county supervisor say they hope to vote on their

own living wage ordinance by this fall. new at 6:00, there is a lot of uncertainty tonight for a popular east bay park. last year, 400,000 visitors went to the we robert honda johnal park to take advantage of the swimming, boat, and camp canning. most were there during the summer, but as ktvu's claudine wong, the draught could make for a very different summer this year. >> the water level looks pretty good. keep in mind, all of this water was pumped in and they are going to start pumping it out. when they d its could have a big impact on people who plan to come here this summer. little d.j. laura wasn't sure if she wanted to put her toes in the wear, but she couldn't help herself. swimming atdl val le is one of the big draws. in fact, the family train may be in the works. >> we're thinking it would be perfect. they're going to be cutting

back on that. that's going to definitely be something that we wouldn't want to happen. >> what's going to happen this sum serial killer still unclear, thanks to the draught. park officials say multiple water agencies draw water from delvl everythingle. and it looks like this --dl valle. >> as the lake level drops down, all of this is effected in sequence. first, the west beach swimming area, then east beach swimming area. >> if it gets really low, the park won't baseball to treat its water and the campgrounds will also close. >> can't have, you know, 150 camp sites filled with people without proper sanitation systems or drinking water available. that wouldn't be acceptable. >> right now, park officials say they are just focus on getting through the summer. yesterday, officials agreed to allow what is normally year round camping until lay poor day. but the d.j.'s family is worried beach access won't last

as long. >> i'll sneak in at night. you accident hear that. >> so, for now, looks like camping is in pratety good shape until september. but as far as boating, fishing, swimming goes, all of that is up in the air. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. warmer weather is on the way. >> ktvu chief meteorologist bill martin with a look at what to expect next. >> reporter: as a matter of fact, julie and frank, temperatures warmed a couple degrees today. they will continue to warm: warming trend into the next few days right into the bay area holiday weekend. these were the highs from today. 67 in hayward. 73234 livermore. eve tennessee weekend, remember how chilly it was? so temperatures a rising. this weather system, right out here is causing some showers just east of the area. we vacaville area had reports of some sprinkles in parts of our inland empire. parts of southern livermore valley up by mount hamilton. nothing showing up on the radar right now. the store ray here in the

mountains, then, is some showers near grass valley. this is all rain. above about 6500 feet we are seeing a few snow flurries. nothing to really speak up. kind a wet, drizzle yeah day. these are the overnight lows. forecast for tomorrow morning. it will be chilly. these don't look that cold, but think about it. it's almost june and we're dealing with upper 40s, low 50s in the valleys tomorrow morning. so that's chilly this time of year. i would expect low to mid 50s. not upper 40s. san jose, as we head into tomorrow, slightly warmer than today. today, low 70s. tomorrow, upper 70s. thursday, lower 80s. friday into the 90s perhaps for the bay area weekend. we could easily see 90s throughout parts of the inland bay area. this low pressure is leaving. that's the mechanism it shall that was the mechanism for the winds and showers. add it leaves, it is the ran we're going to start to warm up because look at what falls

behind it. low leaves, high comes in. that's kind of how it works. high pressure builds in. we go wednesday through friday into sunday. it is a gradual warming trend. nice looking bay area holiday weekend right through monday. nothing to complain about here at all unless you suffer from allergies. the winds kind of gets doing temperatures warm up. not a heat way not like what we saw last week when we had really big heat. triple digits. next week will be mid 90s in the warmest spots. 62 in pacifica. fog is back at the coast i. will be back right through the 5 day forecast. there is your bay area 5 day forecast with your weekend always in view. the holiday weekend looks like a winner. can't go wrong with that. there is still an outside chance for a sprinkle or something in the next few hours. cold start tomorrow. and then a bodily harmer weekend. >> big time warmer this weekend. >> thanks, bill. the warriors introduced their new head coach to the

media today. >> and mark is up next with what steve kear had to say. that's up next in sports. -- kear had to -- kerr. that's up next in sports.

mark is here with sports. the future of the warriors

today. >> reporter: yeah. this guy is very impress i have. obviously, that doesn't translate to victories yet. but if you can go by impressions that you make off a guy being introduce and welcomed by the media, well, steve kerr is certainly off to a good start with the golden state warriors. handling questions. one of the major questions to steve kerr is having to answer with no previous coaching experience how will you do the job. he is absolutely unphased by that because it's been done before. >> one went from the broadcast booth to the sideline and he is one of the best coaches in the league. you look at jason kidd this year. he went right from playing into coachling and did a nice job with brooklyn. mark's been successful here. he turned this thing around hear with his approach. >> now, there's a lot of trends that happen in this league. i'm probably fortunate that

right now there's been a few former prod casters and first time coaches who have done well. >> we will have more on steve kerr tonight at 10:00. nba draft lottery time. warriors happy to not be participating in this for a second straight year. billy three. bucs two. the lakers in the lottery for the first time in a while. they will pick 7th in the dr. boston celtics number situation. in the meantime t oakland a's just continue. they have been throttling people. today, a pretty close game for. this they are only league 3-0. getting a scoring start in the second. cocoa crisp into wide open spaces in right center field. nice two out rally down in tampa bay. cocoa has himself a two-run double. cracked up by john jaso. another shot in left center field. this time, it is a single. it stores cocoa easily.

they lead the ray's 3-0 in the sift. full highlights tonight at 10:00. that's the sporting life right now. >> mark, thank you. coming up tonight at 10:00, the search for an attacker after three assaults on women are all in the same area. the sketch police are circulating tonight and hope it will lead to an i arrest. >> thank you so much for joining us. we will see you at 10:00. good night. >> good night.

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