we start with breaking news out of new york. we're getting word the statue of liberty and liberty island have been evacuated because of a suspicious package. the new york police department says it's investigating along with the national parks service. visitors have been posting photos and video online of the long lines to get off liberty island. we're told some boats were diverted from nearby ellis island to help with the evacuation. we'll continue to gather information and keep you posted on any major developments in this story. also in san leandro, the

smell of an electrical fire prompted an evacuation at arroyo high school. skyfox was overhead. fire officials say a pump overheated in a locker room. no one was hurt. but students were evacuated as a precaution. in the last half-hour, students were allowed back into classrooms at arroyo high school and released for lunch. good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. also in the last hour, muni outlined major changes all in an effort to offer a better ride to customers. christien kafton is live in san francisco to explain what is about to change. >> reporter: we're geary and levinworth along 38th. you can see what we're talking about. one of the new shelters that muni is showing off and the rebranded lines. if you take a look closely at the sign, you be able to see the line is called the 38 l and

now it will be called 38 r for 38 rapid. mta leaders showed off the new shelters with clear lettering and new images. it's part of the muni forward program. the agency will increase how often buses run. they will improve signage and unveil a map for clarity. it's all to make it run better. >> it helps not only our bus riders and our customers. it helps oveverybody on the streets, whether you are -- it helps everybody on the streets, whether you are walking, biking, taking a taxi. >> reporter: back out live, you can see some changes are already in place like the new shelters. on the ground you can see the red dedicated bus and taxi. the only lane that will help clear that up and hopefully increase the timing on the buses and making they stay son

-- stay on time. a lot of big changes for muni riders here in san francisco. back to you. >> certainly a lot of changes ahead. thank you. track repairs will disrupt b.a.r.t. service in the east bay this weekend. b.a.r.t. will shut down the tracks between the fruitvale and coliseum station at 7:00 p.m. saturday night and they will remain closed all day sunday. a bus bridge will be set to transport riders between the stations but b.a.r.t. warns you should allow an extra 30, 60 minutes for your trip. police and fire officials are investigating a deadly fire in east palo alto this morning. a body was found at a place where no one was expected to be on the property of the chemical refinery on bay road in east palo alto. from skyfox you can see an aerial view of the place where the fire hasn'ted -- happened. the refinery has been evacuated for years. someone passing by saw smoke

after 1:00. when firefighters arrived, they found a construction trailer on the property engulfed in flames. after they put it out, they discovered a body in the debris. an arson investigator suspects a transient may have been using the trailer as shelter. >> it's a vacant site. nobody should be out here. but we do have an issue with homelessness out in this area. and so there is a possibility of that. >> warming fire, possibly? >> possibly. we're looking into the cause right now. still under investigation. >> fire officials noted there's a nearby homeless encampment. so they are looking to see if it was someone from there. at this point, investigators don't believe it's suspicious. it's unknown if the deceased was a man or a woman. 2 investigates has uncovered some concerns with the bay area repair company and now it's prompting a statewide investigation. it all started with a complaint to our 2 investigates team about the best and fast garage door repair in oakland.

it didn't take long before eric rasmussen witnessed some of the same concerns customers told him about. >> hey, daniel. >> how are you? >> hi. >> reporter: when 2 investigates called out best and fast garage door repair to a ktvu's employee's house, we kept a few details to ourself, like the hidden cawms and the fact we had another company give a full tuneup earlier. we checked references and hired a contractor. >> beautiful. >> reporter: but before it was done we had kevin leave a small problem for the next day. >> i took the cable off, which is a very common problem. this door won't be able to fix. >> is it easy to fix? >> very easy. as easy as i took it off, it is as easy to put back on. >> reporter: how much would you

charge? >> $79, $80. >> reporter: enter and here comes daniel. more than an hour late to the point. he did find the real problem quickly. but before we could get a quote, daniel had a questions for our producer posing as the homeowner. suddenly more problems. >> this is getting really, little old. it can damage the motor. >> reporter: finally, a price. >> to take the doors down and fix the cables, $220. >> reporter: that's $220 plus another $170 to replace those old springs. remember kevin? it's more than double his quote of $80. >> everything $00 even. >> reporter: when he couldn't show us proof of a contractary

license, it was time to break the bad news. eric rasmussen of ktvu. what kind of business are you running here? >> what do you mean? >> reporter: people have been complaining about your business. do you expect her to pay $200 to fix a cable? >> cable, the strings, everything,. >> reporter: sticking to his story he said he had proof of his license at the office. >> reporter: the office -- the state has no record of any license. pea have people telling us you are ripping them off. he had license on the side of the van. it expired in 1989 and came back to another jiferent company. you call yourself best and fast. right now i would say you are 0 for 2. want to try again? what do you have to say to the people who don't think you are being honest. >> i give them a price. if they don't want it, okay.

>> reporter: you are charging a price that's double, is that typical? >> we're see here a classic kind of service repair scam. >> reporter: investigates shared this with the licenses board in sacramento. it burns out best and fast has -- turns out best and fast has identical licenses in oakland and 40 other -- numbers in oakland and 40 other cities. a disclaimer said all work is done by all i.d. contractors. >> the laws are in place so the consumers know who i'm dealing with. >> if i call up best and fast, i believe someone from best and fast is coming out. >> can you write a check to the owner? >> it's not best and fast? >> reporter: the online search

that daniel gave is turned up a facebook page -- gave us turned up a facebook page of photos for someone that looked like daniel himself. >> state investigators stay unsatisfied customers should call them first. a warning for parents today in the east bay. after a fifth grade boy says a man tried to lure him into a trouble. the information going out to parents and students today. rain on tap for the weekend. it looks pretty funny right now. rosemary is tracking when and where we'll get showers. everything is talking about the dramatic come back from the warriors. now they are looking ahead to the game and a possible swept of the pelicans.

the national park service now says a bomb threat called to 911 prompted the evacuation of statue of liberty and liberty island today. the park service says everyone is safe and the hundreds of visitors were evacuated. visitors have been posting photos and video online of the long lines to get off liberty island. the park service says the person called 911 and i said they were going -- and said they were going to blow up the

statue of liberty. antioch parents and students are on the lookout after a student said a stranger tried to lure him in a truck. the principal of bellshaw elementary says the school is beefing up security. that's because yesterday morning at 8:40, a fifth grader says a stranger tried to lure him into his truck twice after the boy was dropped off near campus. the boy ran to the school's front gate and was okay. >> obviously, it's turning. but it is the times that we live in, all around the state of california. besides teaching students the basics, we have to keep them about what's going on. >> i always tell my son do not talk to anybody you do not know. even if they say your mom works with me, it doesn't mooter. the only -- matter. the only people you should talk to is the principal, anybody in the school and you know your grandma and grandpa. that's it. >> the man described as a clean-

shaven asian man in his 30s driving a red truck. this is the second incident. on monday, a student in presentwood said she was -- in breent wood said she was -- brentwood said she was approached by a white man, 20 to 30 years old, short brown hair. seven county sheriff's deputies have begin to test body cameras. the department is trying to identify the best system that could be purchased by the department and worn by all deputies. on monday, we showed you the body cameras that livermore police officers are wearing. there are eight types of interactions where the officers are supposed to to turn on the cameras. they include 911 calls, probation searches and traffic stops. the cameras record video and audio. the video is stored for at

least three years unless it's a homicide or sex crime and those cases the video is kept indefinitely. as you can imagine, excitement continues to build for the warriors after last night's thrilling overtime win. this was the scene at grand avenue and broad bay in oakland. fans -- broadway in oakland. the tension turned into pandemonium after the big three- pointer by steph curry. one woman couldn't see it pause she was at work but was excited -- because she was at work ba was excited to -- but was excited to follow the game on twitter. >> reporter: on social media was it crazy? >> oh, yeah. a lot of capital letters. i was like oh, my god, what's happening right now. i had the car radio on, the sports channel. i was like trying to get home. by the time i got home, it was over. >> reporter: they will pay 25% your tab when the warriors win the playoff game.

>> curry's got it. curry, comes up short. rebound. curry hits the three! >> three-pointer sent the game into overcan-- into overtime. the warriors can sweep the first round of the playoffs with a win in game 4. that happens in new orleans tomorrow night. >> it was pretty remarkable. and speaking of remarkable, we have rain headed our way? >> yes. all smiles about the game and the fact that we'll pick up rain. it looks like it will fall for most of us in the overnight hours. we get the benefit and wake up and do dry out. let's take a look at what's happening outside the doors. we have partly cloudy, mostly cloudy skies. and a beautiful shot of berkeley at this time. temperatures running very similar to how we were yesterday. a little breezy out there. we'll start with the winds. fairfield reporting a gust to

25 miles per hour. concord, you are checking in at 15, sustained. 18 miles per hour for the gusts there in oakland. the onshore breeze to 22. we'll shift into the south and take a look at some of these numbers. san jose, 13 miles per hour. gusting to 18. 25 at hayward. livermore, 22. you get the idea. sfo, 29 miles an hour. a little cool, a little breezy. clouds on the increase. here is a snapshot of what's going on from up above this hour. partly cloudy to mostly clear skies. as i back you up, take a look at the system, that will bring us rain eventually. here is the center of the circulation right in here. the energy will begin to move into northern california as we speak and then it's going to shift in our area as we get into the evening hours. so let me take you through your friday afternoon. we're mainly dry. we're partly cloudy through most of the day. as we get closer to sunset. i think the clouds will increase. but then by later this evening, by 10:00 or so, we've got that rain moving into portions of the north bay.

and then into the overnight hours, it shifts and moves through the central and south bay and now i'm stopping it here at tomorrow morning and notice we're already beginning to dry out. perhaps by mid morning, late morning, that rain is is out of here -- that rain is out of here. a snow, about a foot for the higher elevations. in a nutshell we're looking at that rain moving in later tonight. lasting until tomorrow morning, if you do have an early-morning drive expect the roads to be slick. rain totals anywhere from .25 to .50 which is a good teal for this time. year -- deal for this time of year. in the sea the snow level is down to -- in the sierra, the snow level is down to 5,000 feet. temperatures in the upper 50s to 60. 65 in livermore. 57 san francisco. for the afternoon today, temperatures will remain in the upper 50s in some areas along the coast, low 60s in oakland. upper 60s to low 70s for the inland communities going to see the as game, it will be partly cloudy partly cloudy, coomb and

breezy as we get into the evening hours. game time at 7:05 and the extended forecast here. with your bay area weekend always in view, temperatures will be on the cool side as we get into saturday. with you we're drying out for the -- but we're drying out and the temperatures bounce right back. >> it looks like a big jump in temperatures. in a couple of days. >> it -- there lightning will be a -- there will be a huge difference. >> thank you. rain or sunshine, there are a lot of fun events happening around the bay area this weekend. mike mibach has some suggestions in our weekend watch. what's going on, folks? mike mibach here with your weekend watch. why not take a trip out to treasure island, 3 bucks get you in. it features hundreds of -- gets you in. 2 features hundreds of vendors and the food trucks. 12 and under, free. parking is free.

pets welcome. sunday marks opening day on the bay if you want to check out the boat parade and blessing of the fleet begins at noon at crissy field. in the north bay, saturday marks the butter and egg day festival in petaluma. beside the parade at noon there's a cow chip contest. and the swinging skirts continues saturday and sunday out at lake merced golf club in daly city. great opportunity to watch the best female golfers in the world. tickets start at $30. the warriors' game 4 in new orleans. saturday 5:00 p.m. tipoff. alameda theater is opening their doors for a viewing party and rain in the forecast for saturday morning. giants are on road. as are on take -- are taking

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stocks higher on wall street helped by gains and big technology companies. amazon scoring 15% after revealing details about the cloud computing service. google and microsoft also up after reporting quarterly results. taking a look right now at the big board, the dow is up 15. the tech heavy nasdaq, is up again up 34. the s&p is up 4. the first people who preordered apple watches should be receiving them today in coordination with its arrival, apple has updated the website. some customers have got their watches in the mail. apple is only selling it online and not in the stores but some high-end boutiques in los angeles, tokyo, london, paris, berlin and milan are offering

them. santa clara county has seen the highest percentages of bipge drinking in the country -- binge drinking in the country. four other more drinks is defined for women on one occasion. for men, five or more. for men it increased in 36%. one william attributes the pressure -- one woman attributes the extra drinks for pressure. >> a lot of pressure to look good, and they want to let their hair done. >> the study was done from 2002 to 2012. researchers examined data on 3.7 million americans aged 21 and older. experts say to reverse the trend women and men need to find balance. dr. oz is fighting back against critics who accuse him of conflints of interest and

for promoting miracle cures. some are calling for dr. oz to be fired from the faculty of columbia university. dr. oz appeared live on "mornings on 2" this morning to talk about those claims. >> we want to be in a country where people can provide the best services possible to make you feel better. traditional medical system is fantastic. we have strong proof for a lot of it, not all of it. unfortunately, parents don't come to the office having read the textbooks they've read. they come with a diverse set of problems. sometimes alternative approaches can help. i don't want this ever to get in the way of the conventional treatments that are offered. but if you can complement the care someone is getting and throw an idea that's worked in another part of the world for generations, why not? i believe there's value. >> so what's next? will you make an attempt to reach an agreement over the disagreement? >> i don't think it's about

reaching an agreement. a lot of the allegations are not based on facts. as they learn more about what the show is and i feel firmly about this, people have never seen the show. they've seen hijacked clips selling products and they think that's me. those were stolen from the show. they've interviewed with my experience trying to expose people with what they need to know and i never have mentioned a weight los product again because i don't want fob in that -- weight loss product again because i don't want to be in that environment. but there's ideas that i would love to hear from people to make the show better. tonight at 5:00, an 8-year- old boy taken on the ride of his life thanks to the make-a- wish foundation. how law enforcement made the day of one little boy -- tonight at 5:00. thank you for making cute your chice for news -- for making ktvu your choice for news. have a great weekend.

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