john fowler with why b.a.r.t. says a fix could cost millions of dollars. >> reporter: one thing after another. you are right. mid-day over the b.a.r.t. station, sky fox 2 spotted stuck b.a.r.t. trains again. and at the station. one time trouble with a track switch, later something else. off and on all afternoon. nothing moved. including frustrated b.a.r.t. riders. >> been a lot of problems on b.a.r.t. always delays. drama. >> reporter: a broken section of track capped one day that had multiple delays. there was smoke, debris. adding up to hours and hours of delays. some riders are resigned. >> i expect problems. it comes with -- with the commute and with b.a.r.t. >> reporter: others insist b.a.r.t. could do better but doesn't

have to. >> people like me will stand because we have -- better than driving. >> reporter: >> a hard week. >> reporter: she says b.a.r.t. is stretched to the breaking point every day. as a bigger fraction of cars daily and the broken track day this week among the top busiest. >> when one thing goes wrong, you feel the impact. >> reporter: plus she says b.a.r.t.'s 43-year-old infrastructure is wearing out. >> we need come up with $4.6 billion. that is just to take care of the current system. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. may be asking you to pay more, not just in higher fairs but possibly a bond measure on the november 2016 ballot. >> thank you.

heads up if you plan on taking b.a.r.t. this weekend, there is a planned closure saturday and sunday, sunday mother's day. there will be bus service but expect additional travel time. the airport connector will operate. we have another closure. crews are preparing for the closure of the san mateo bridge. all lanes are expected to be shut down by 10:00 p.m. tonight but they are going to start shutting down as early as 7:00 p.m. tonight it will allow them to resurface the roads and do other maintenance work. it will reopen on monday at 5:00 a.m. our coverage on the closure continues on air and online, download our mobile app for the latest on how it is impacting traffic. new developments now in this apack on a -- this attack on a teenager. authorities announced an arrest.

san jose police say the suspect tried to change his appearance. take a look here. on the left is a surveillance image released yesterday. and on the right is the suspect's mugshot taken today. ktvu's azenith smith is live now at san jose police headquarters with more on how officers tracked him down. >> reporter: they really wanted to catch this guy and police did just that. they got 100 tips after blasting his photo on social media and on television. and police say they just need that one tip to help them out and one tip led to his arrest. >> reporter: relief from san jose police as they show off the mugshot of mohammad khaliqi who altered his aexperience after authorities were -- his appearance after authorities were looking for him. police say the 31-year-old

lived in san jose within walking distance of when he tried to assault his victims. police said he is associated with that home. this morning he surrended and was arrested. >> -- surrendered and was arrested. >> this is a sexual predator that is off the streets now but this was a very alarming crime to me and i have been here for 22 years. >> reporter: police have credible evidence including this video from the girl's west san jose house that captured one of his attacks as he followed her walking home from school. you can see mohammad khaliqi forcing his way in and cornering the girl. she punches him and he gets away. the victim said while he didn't hurt her he left her scared. mohammad khaliqi is suspect offend following a 28-year-old woman into a market rest room

last month. in that case the woman also fought him off. >> the survivors can rest assured now that that predator is off the streets. i am very relieved as the chief, as a police officer and as a citizen he is off the streets. >> reporter: we mentioned how he altered his appearance. that is very typical for folk whose are out on the run to do that. and police are now investigating to see if there are more victims. >> thank you. east bay, detectives are investigating the disappearance of a teenager earlier this week. the contra costa county sheriff's department says the 14-yield was reported missing on tuesday. she left her home monday night or tuesday morning. the sheriff's department says it looks like she left voluntarily but she is considered at risk because of her age. she may be associated with this

car. a dodge charger with california license plate 6mrn815. if you have information call the contra costa county sheriff's office. a very happy reunion for the family of a man and his two children rescued by helicopter after a camping trip. ktvu's john sasaki spoke to one of the two kids and thought this was cute, the best part was the helicopter ride? >> reporter: indeed it was. life is returning to normal for them. after arriving home they came to visit us at our live truck. >> how do you feel right now? >> okay. i am okay. >> he talked about being stuck. >> what did you do? >> tried to get out. >> reporter: they were stuck after a camping trip when their

truck slid off the road. for two days they were entertained by dad who signaled for help and they were rescued by helicopter. >> reporter: he said that was the best thing about the trip. >> riding the helicopter. >> what was that like? >> good. >> reporter: was it crazy? scary? >> it was not scary. >> reporter: it is clear the kids' father camping preparation got them through a tough time. >> yeah, they had water, they had food to eat and sleeping bags. they had a tent. but no place to put it up. it was good. >> reporter: the kids' aunt flew in from new york. >> we are blessed and happy. i want to thank our friends and happy that prayed for us.

very blessed. fortunate. >> reporter: and the family says this scary incident has a silver lining. everyone will be together sunday for mother's day. back to you. >> wonderful. john sasaki, thank you. 2 investigates is learning more about what may have contaminated water in a hotel in oakland. they were red tagged and the residents evacuated last night. east bay mud tests show bacteria in the water. stagnant water in the lines might be to blame. the attorneys for the owner said their tests came back negative. one person wasn't convinced. >> i haven't heard them say that yet but with so many people being sick, i won't believe it. >> they are paying for residents to stay at a motel 6. this is the latest problem 2

investigates has been reporting on since the start of the year. tracking the weather outside right now. a beautiful day. temperatures warmed today. and currently outside we have temperatures in the 70s. 71 right now in fairfield. 71 concord. in san francisco now the fog is cleared. 56 degrees. breezy out the. rosemary orozco is out taoff the -- to off the grid. friday night food truck event. how is it? >> reporter: it is hopin'. you know what is nice about the breeze, every time it blows the aroma comes my way. we have hula truck. delicious stuff. everything gets an egg on top. further down we have areas that have -- what am i looking at there? we have got -- can't see it. indian food. swing out a little bit, we have

cocktails. we have the taco guy. we have roccos ice cream taco. mexican food. korean. wine. french place, if you love your french food, that is where you will need to go and the coffee and donuts. we have been trying to decide if we could taste everything single one which order would we go. this place, it is called the bone yard. take a look at this menu. it looks fabulous. the food coming out of the truck delicious. bill, i know that you are very health conscious, that is why i am ordering you the most sinful item on the menu. i am going to order bill the nachos. i have rich here with me. what is on them? let me get out of the way.

these nachos are served up with brisket, beans, salsa, avocado, pepper jack sauce, barbecue sauce and a spicy bacon aioli. look at that. my. you talk about your business, i am going to eat. >> this is a family owned business. we have been in business for two years. we smoke all our meats, 12 hours plus. one of our favorite items. we sell tons of them. awesome place to have dinner. come on out. >> reporter: amazing. thank you, thank you. the rest of that coming back for you. meanwhile out here, thousands of people coming through. you still have time. they will be out here till 10:00 p.m. this evening and they have seating out here. >> i haven't seen you this happy in months. two things, first of all the nachos are not making it over

the bay bridge. no way. secondly, i think i get my 10 bucks back because you are chowing down. i bet you would have food and here you are. >> like everything in me to bring that back to you but it is coming your way. >> thank you. weather looks great. beautiful weekend. when i come back we will get specific with your bay area weekend, which day will be the warmest. see you back here. a bay area mother turning tragedy into hope by bringing her story to inmates. >> i wanted my kids to have a chance. >> the program that makes it possible and how it could help turn people's lives around. >> starbucks making changes due to the drought. the announcement and how it is impacting business. a live look at your friday evening commute. a live puckture at the bay bridge toll plaza. cars are just stacked up heading over the bridge into the city. it is going to be tight getting

into san francisco. >> now across the bay. this is hospital curve. what is interesting here, usually the lanes on the left would be complete stop and go right now but it is moving fine. however the other direction which is not the commute direction does look slow going right now.

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california where she raised $3 million yesterday. san francisco police have arrested a political consultant on child pornography charges. the 41-year-old is suspected of possessing and distributing child pornography. authorities say he had more than 600 images. he works for mayor ed lee's campaign and others in bay area politics. mayor ed lee said he was profoundly shocked and ordered his campaign to cut all ties. new at 6:00 p.m. a bay area mother bringing her message to inmates with the hope of turning their lives around. the mother lost her son to gun violence 7 years ago but she is trying to keep his spirit alive. ktvu fox 2 news mike mibach with the program that made it possible. >> reporter: through there gate and into the yard, the chatter could be heard but eventually it is silenced. from deep inside the prison a

voice of cummings starts to rise. >> -- compassion starts to rise. 72 prisoners. >> i didn't know how to deal with it. >> i wrecked a family's lives. >> reporter: murderers. >> i shot into the car. >> reporter: who on this day acknowledge and spoke of their wrongs and listened to the pain violent crimes could cause. >> what happened to my son? he was shot in the head. >> reporter: her son a former city counselman was shot and killed and today with tears they watched and listened. >> i felt sadness for her. admiration for her courage. >> reporter: the intersacks a 13 week program -- interaction is a 13 week program, prisoners

accepting what they did and realizing the darkness they brought to the victim's families. >> i have to understand how far it spreads. his son's children, his daughter's children. >> reporter: with that one by one they received a certificate recognizing their completion of the program. >> listening to you guys take responsibility for your crimes, and show remorse, and show you are trying to do something to better your lives helped me in ways i can't even say. >> reporter: victims trying to heal, prisoners trying to grow. mike mibach, ktvu fox 2 news. >> that was something. okay. our weather now. bring in our chief meteorologist bill martin. the weekend is here and looking good. >> yeah. mother's day weekend. on track for a nice one. no rain in the forecast.

showers have moved out. these were the highs today. the official national weather service highs. antioch today, 78 degrees. that is the hot spot. then the 74 in napa. 75 fairfield. highs tomorrow will be similar to these. the difference tomorrow we will see a bunch of this fog push on shore. not there now but it will make its way on shore tonight, tomorrow morning so there will be a bunch of coastal fog. there it is now. isn't it? fog coming in over south san francisco. probably san bruno right there. san bruno mountain. twin peaks? yeah. underneath that. there is the system. winding out of the area. fog back to the toast coast and we are -- coast and we are heading for a late spring pattern. fog in the morning. quick burn off. plenty of sunshine and

temperatures mid-70s. 71 fairfield right now. 71 concord. the winds are there. microclimates in place tomorrow because of the fog. when you bring the fog back -- that is the way california is. right? when you bring the fog back in it -- when you have a warm coast you don't get the microclimates. so the forecast, the high pressure sets up, the fog establishes itself, and that means we will see a breeze at the bay, gate, sailing, nice. not the best beach weekend. 72 pacifica. maybe by -- yeah. right there. 62. most numbers on the east, low 60s. -- coast, low 60s. inland 70s. on saturday. sunday warmer still. sunday is your warmest day. nice looking weekend. rain yesterday. we talked about that. not enough to do anything.

did you see the snow? talked about it earlier. we will talk about it at 10:00 p.m. 20 inches. verified. solid 20 inches of snow over the last 24 hours. and that is good because that is our water. san francisco, anyway. that is been helpful. that will help in our concerns for water. weekend look goods. >> thank you. california's drought is impacting starbucks now. they announced they would stop producing bottled water in california. they will move production to its pennsylvania supplier in the next six months. during that time they will explore new sources of water. people criticized their right to tap a spring. in a statement starbucks said they are reducing water use by 20% in california. the warriors left for

memphis today as greene has been getting roasted by grisly's fans on social media. and raiders number one draft pick amare cooper in uniform. sports director mark ibanez is up next.

today kicked off the first amgen tour of california for women. they started their trek on the snowy slopes of south lake tahoe. it started and finished there that heavenly mountain resort. the men's race starts sunday in sacramento. stage 3 is tuesday in san jose. to the nba playoffs, game three tomorrow in memphis. >> can i say it is official,

three days between playoff games way too long. >> i agree. >> you jonessing for your team and they come up with all kinds of stuff to talk about. we run out of stuff to talk about with regard tagame -- to game three. the warriors taking off from oakland this morning. taking the plane with the guys. and meanwhile in memphis, wow, they have a villain to talk about, mike conley, the guy with the fracture face bone and greene ran into him. he is the bad guy and greene isn't worried about it. [ indiscernible ]

>> you are on the court, time to play. [ indiscernible ] >> he always has something to say. the game tomorrow, 5:00 p.m. our time. get the feeling the raiders are on the up tick. amare cooper, number 89. the number one draft choice, rookie camp today. and the youngster talks about the transition from college football to the nfl. >> kind of hard. you have to study the play book. luckily for me it is similar to the alabama play book. some of the same concepts. no surprises. first day of practice it went pretty good. made couple plays. we looked good out there as a team. >> i will be shocked if he is not a game changer real fast. >> i will be shocked if they don't win more than three

games. >> the upstick. giants and a's -- up stick. giants and a's at 10:00 p.m. tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news the work that is keeping the san mateo bridge closed all weekend and the best ways to get around. >> thank you for making ktvu channel 2 news your choice for news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. see you tonight at 10:00 p.m. female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight. because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. save up to $300 on the cooling comfort of tempur-breeze. plus, get up to 36 months interest-free financing. sleep risk-free with sleep train's

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