an amtrak train lays on its side after jumping the tracks in philadelphia tonight. we have reports of people injured and some fatalities. >> unfortunately. we can confirm at least five individuals deceased. >> the mayor of philadelphia calls it an absolute disastrous mess. >> reporter: it was 9:30 east coast time. the amtrak train was headed from washington, d.c. to new york city. as the front of the train reached a turn in the tracks in philadelphia the train derailed and six cars tipped over. we have the developing news from heather holmes from our

newsroom with the latest developments. >> reporter: the news in philadelphia worsens. he walked along the crash site and said that cars were completely overif over -- overturned on their side. amtrak train 188 in philadelphia can -- can't be seen. but when the light hits the track it's a disaster. philadelphia mayor spoke of the horrific crash site and he talked of the response and effort to get the passengers and crew members to safety. >> full response. fire, police, the department of

homeland security, amtrak, and others and the state police. i talked to governor wolf they're very concerned about this incident. it felt like someone slammed the brakes. one man said he braced his arm against the seat and the train rolled on to its side. video hosted to instagram shows people trying to escape. passengers urging fellow passengers to climb their way out of the mangled mess. >> keep crawling okay. >> crawl forward sir. >> reporter: patrick murphy a former congressman was on board and posted these pictures he says one person next to him passed out and that they kicked out the window on the train car to help people get out. the injuries range in

seriousness. >> i've never seen anything so devastating. they're in pretty bad shape. they completely derailed from the tracks. the aluminum shell has been destroyed. i would speculate on the cause, but it is a devastating incident. >> reporter: tonight we're getting a closer look at that devastating scene. these are pictures now of what this crash site looks like at this hour. as you can see, train cars on their bellies. the mayor said one was perpendicular to the crash. there's still trying to account for everyone to make sure that they are all accounted for. we have nothing more on the cause but we did learn tonight that the prime car believed to be the engine completely separated from the rest of the train. a team with the national transportation safety board is expected to arrive in the morning and the fire chief says that 43 people were taken to

hospitals. some people may still be unaccounted for as i mentioned and frank that washington to new york group is one of amtrak. >> it's surprising that more people did not die. healther health-- heather holmes thank you. ken pritchett is along highway 101. state officials are looking for solutions. >> like many off ramps, this one is marked twice. but caltrans says it will research ways on how to make this more clear or obvious because a mistake here leading

to deadly results. david gonzalez lives next door and knew arshad who was killed along with nicholas shadas. >> i searched it on my phone, i couldn't believe it. >> reporter: this car crash involved add wrong way driver. >> the flames were just too bad. >> reporter: three fatalities last night and about a dozen deaths are the result of wrong way drivers. including four in yolo county. among those killed a wrong way driver. and i'm sad.

i'm frustrated, i'm angry. >> we can put a device there that notified law enforcement. >> reporter: it could cost thousands figuring that there's thousands of ramps. those involving wrong way drivers on the highway, those accidents often have a 12 time rate of those accidents involved in fatalities. >> another major earthquake has hit nepal the second in weeks and it's adding to the

uncertainty. today's quake measured 7.8 near kathmandu. several landslides have been reported because of today's earthquake. humanitarian workers from the united nations tell us they've been hard pressed to get help to those in need and this quake is making things even worse. here are the latest numbers, today's earthquake killed at least 68 people in nepal, india. more than 1,200 people were injured. the total from the larger earthquake now stands at 8,100. today there were several aftershocks. and a helicopter like this is missing. two police and two soldiers

from nepal were on board. a search has not turned up any sight of the helicopter. search teams are hoping that the helicopter may have landed but they just can't get a radio call. japan devastated by the earthquake and tsunami. >> reporter: jana katsuyama went to a seismologist to get insight into those quakes. >> reporter: these quakes happened 10 hours apart. although they're on the other side of the world they could provide useful data not to be an important reminder for us here in california. the magnitude of today's quakes is measured on the pain and fear. the lost lives and the rubble piled on more rubble. >> this was a jolt just like the big one. i thought anything could happen to me. >> reporter: it's the human

toll. for scientists it's part of the phenomenon. >> for this section of the world, magnitude 7.8 is not big. history shows us that there have been magnitude lines on the himelayan site. >> that's the kind of earthquake today's earthquake was. it wasn't in the region where the earthquake happened it was right off the edge. >> reporter: in japan the morning earthquake off the coast of northeast japan shook the same region devastated by

the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. there's been no reports of damage to the fukushima plant in the area. that quake in japan was likely an aftershock coming four years after the massive 9.0 quake. >> i expected it's like going months, years, maybe everyone tens of years. >> reporter: it's still uncertain whether quakes in regions may trigger other quakes in other parts of the world but there can be lessons learned from today's quake. >> there are models using satellite data and scanning that. >> reporter: another tool developing here is an early alert. professor helvick saying a prototype was able to send a

warning on a small quake. >> jana, thank you. we're tracking more windy weather in the bay area tonight ahead of a late season snow that's forecasted to bring showers to the area. these storms have been whipping through much of the day. in san francisco's golden gate park, winds brought down a eucaliptus tree. no one was hurt. bill martin is in the weather center. when do you think this wet weather is going to arrive? >> it is on it way now. the which promises to be fairly significant for this time of year. you can see the rotation in the clouds. if you watch regularly you know. when you see this counter clock wise. see it going like the this. see that motion it's unsettled atmosphere and all that

moisture wants to move in. that's not a major storm but as we head into thursday, the rain is going to start falling. and we're going to see a ton, well maybe not a ton. but at this time of year a foot of snow. what i've got here is a computer model. and just offshore is the rain model. rain in the forecast not for tomorrow but as we head into thursday. it promises to get your yard wet. when i come back we will time it out for you and we'll talk about the mountain snow too. winter advisory there. you can get weather information any time. a new warning that comes with your cell phonement ahead

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expand rent control where a new survey finds rent jumped 11% in the last year. maureen naylor has a new proposal. >> reporter: now one city council member wants to expand. when this former realtor moved to silicon valley from chicago she says she had no idea how hard it would find an affordable place to rent. >> it's pretty much the worse experience ever. because you don't really get a lot for your money. >> reporter: the 25-year-old is paying $2,500 a month for a one bedroom apartment in sunny vale and looking to save money by moving to downtown san jose. >> it's kind of hard to be an adult making what you think is a good living and have to consider getting a roommate.

>> reporter: according to real fax, the average two bedroom two bathroom rents for $2,600 a month up from $2,000 a few years ago. landlords for 4,000 4,000 -- 4,003,000 apartments cannot raise rents -- 4,300 apartments cannot raise rents for three years. howard respects 3,000 homeowners and opposing the move. >> rent control will not bring the cost of housing down. all it will do is create more competition for housing because individuals may stay in units longer. >> reporter: san jose's major says state laws prohibit rent controlled in units. along with high density

corridors, housing. >> reporter: we know we can make living here much more affordable. tomorrow the rules committee is expected to forward the proposal for full council in a few weeks. mandatory rationing rules is expected to take place. it calls for putting every home on a monthly water allocation in order to meet the goal of cutting water use by 40%. we talked to a water council spokesman on how the allocations will be calculated. >> it's an average number we're calculating so the high usage customers as well as low usage customers their numbers are all being averaged into this aggregate. >> reporter: those who go over

the number will be charged double perhaps triple the average. if the state puc approves the plan it will go into effect on june 15. the san francisco city attorney is taking his complaints about nuisance crimes around a popular mcdonalds restaurant right to the very top. dennis herr era says there's ongoing problems at the mcdonalds. and the owner has failed to address his concerns. herr era said today he sent a letter to easter brook warning of the potential actions. also in san francisco, a 12- year-old boy was killed after police say he ran intoen oncoming traffic and was struck by a munni train. it happened alongside interstate 280 at the intersection of san jose and lake view avenues. ktvu's david stevenson tells us many people who live in the

area say that's a very dangerous intersection. >> reporter: the accident was so saddening and so sickening it shocked neighbors witnesses and hardened investigators. >> it was horrific. >> reporter: 12-year-old andrew wu ran into this crosswalk at san jose. wu pivoted to get away from a car but was struck by a train. wu lives in the neighbor. his mother and father came to the scene. >> she was hysterical. she was trying to move the train. she just lost it. >> reporter: the transit agency said there were 25 people on the train who were taken off after the incident and asked to provide information on what

they saw. investigators are scrutinizing on board surveillance camera. >> at this point it's hard to see how fast the lrv were going. >> reporter: counseling was also offered to wu's counselor as a pile of flowers grew. >> he was on his way to school. he had his backpack on and everything. it's just sad, it's just sad. >> reporter: the city's transportation agency says it's had plans in the works to install a yellow light beacon to make crossing here safer for everyone. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. and tracking clouds out there. not a lot of fog but there is a lot of cloud cover throughout much of the bay area. live camera shot bay bridge and back toward san francisco. temperatures today got up there a little cooler than yesterday. we had lots of 60s and low 70s. tomorrow just like this. no big changes. tomorrow is kind of very similar to what we saw today with temperatures upper 60s low

70s at best. there's the pattern i'm talking about. you should see this signature swirl. that's great. it's not super organized which is a shame but it's going to bring some rain. .1, .25. maybe in the mountains .5. maybe even more. it's going to take a day or so to see this thing develop itself and put itself together. the winds are out there. we had winds today. fairfield going 17 now but we had gusts up there to 35 miles per hour. and sfo was doing 40 on the gust earlier this afternoon. so just a big strong wind. see how it's starting to tweak south a little bit. we're going to start to see a more southerly flow. overnight lows will be in the upper 40s. here's the forecast for tomorrow. there's the morning, you see the clouds coming this way a little bit. so the upper level winds are already turning a little bit. you saw the green start -- the atmosphere is prime now. the main dynamics just sit offshore just a little bit more and those are going to slide

through after midnight on wednesday. we will have an impact on the showers most likely on the morning commute. especially on the south bay and central bay. tomorrow, a lot like today but lots of cloud cover and a little cooler. thursday is a wet day. it promises to be wet with snow on the mountain. we know about tomorrow. we will push this into thursday. armed burglars inside a bay area home. video showing the crime in progress and what happened when these two learned that two women and a baby were hiding upstairs. new video of a brawl in san francisco's justin hermann plaza, a wild fight including skateboarders and art vendors. well all bottled water is the same right? you need crystal geyser alpine spring water. made by nature, not by man. crystal geyser alpine spring water. bottled at the mountain source.

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this is a woman who sells t- shirts. she told us people were using hammers, skateboards and easels as weapons. two of them had to be taken away by ambulance. it's unclear how all of this started but there are reports that two groups of skateboarders started fighting and the situation escalated when an artist tried to intervene. two men armed with guns moving around inside the victim's house. things got even more frightening when the intruders realized that two women and a baby were hiding upstairs. the video shows one man walking up to the house. >> i rang the doorbell. there was no response and then he goes back and gets the the other guy the one with the blood. >> reporter: they have a back fence and then try to back door. >> they came in through here and they slide the door and

they start entering here. it was just closed it was not locked. >> reporter: they go inside and arm themselves with knives. and his attention was on this, the family's cordless phone. >> none of them work. >> none of them are working. >> reporter: they head upstairs you can see the knives still in their hands. they split up searching each room. >> they opened the doors and the clothes were scattered here. >> reporter: then this man gets to the back bedroom where he found two women and a 1-year- old baby. >> he actually saw them. >> yeah, he saw them. >> he runs back to get his friend and for a moment it looks like they're going to leave and then instead one man takes a run at the door. >> he kicked the door and he made a hole. >> reporter: and again it looks like they might leave and they go back for one more time. >> when they start kicking the door and they start to attack them with the knife and the

knife was just beside her then she got scared and immediately ran into another bathroom. this bathroom. three of them. one woman starts calling for help from the cell phone and then finally the men give up. taking off out the door then down the street. the family still says it doesn't make sense. >> it doesn't look like it's a regular burglary. until they get caught, they are very dangerous. they're armed, they're dangerous. >> reporter: the women say police told them to share this video as much as they can in hopes of getting these men caught. so that's what they're trying to do. drivers be warned, the upcoming three day closure that will affect people driving to the golden gate bridge. >> you have to assume it's going to get worse.

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with california on a report drought all eyes are on the bay area's water supplies. and tonight many worry about the health of the reservoir. >> the big picture still has experts worried about the big picture. >> we should be standing in five feet of snow. >> this is the first time since 1942 we've had zero snow at this location. >> reporter: the snow pack is at a record low. and one of the major bay area

reservoirs is feeling the impact. hetch hetchi collects snow. 85% come from the sierra. over 2 million people rely on this water source. while park visitors walk on the dam, we hopped on a boat to see how the extreme drought was affecting. >> we're floating on 80 billion- gallons of water now. >> reporter: he says that even though the reservoir is 70% full a nice supply, there should be a lot more. >> we'll go up here a little ways and we won't see any snow up in the peaks. >> reporter: bob slater has been a water measurer for years, seeing both the highs and lows. >> on a good water year, that

waterfall almost falls into the reservoir. when it's full you don't even see those rocks. >> at this point a even a little bit of rain would be nice. >> reporter: as the ride continues, more evidence of the drought. dark areas on granite where falls should be flowing. rock structures that should be submerged and the defined boundary of the high water mark. we reach an area seen by few. the connection between a river and a reservoir. this cup of water will take three days to make it to the bay area. behind me is the reservoir. reservoir storage will crest at 80%. it sounds like a lot but we're

still borrowing from history. >> we started climbing as if we might have 8-1/2 years of drought. you know a series of dry years that we might have to live through. and so we're using that planning that we've done in the past to help us manage through what's the reality of this drought. >> reporter: hetch hetchi is just a piece of the puzzle. the water reserve is only at 54% of the capacity. hoping for a productive winter is not enough. the planning is happening now and that could include more cuts. >> if we have next year as bad as this year. i'm sure we will go to mandatory rationing because we'll be in a more severe condition and we'll have to assume that it's going to get worse. >> reporter: the falls will soon dry up and the rivers just a trickle leaving this reservoir in a vulnerable place. each turn in the faucet in the bay area will determine what it will look like next year if this drought continues.

mark tamayo, ktvu news fox 2 news. tomorrow night on the 4:00 news, california's healthy crops. they're the scorn for some because of how much water farmers use especially for crops like almonds. see the changes that some farmers have had the to make tomorrow at 10:00. drivers will have to deal with another closure, this time doyle drive. they will have to shut down starting thursday. highway1 across the golden gate bridge will be open but big traffic delays are expected. drivers are urged to avoid the area if possible. the good news is, doyle drive and the new presidio parkway are set to open june 1st at 5:00 a.m. >> there's new access to the presidio then a new exit that will get people to the marina in a different way. during the closure the highway patrol recommends that marin county drivers head across the richmond san rafael bridge to the east bay and then

take one of the other bridges to san francisco and points south. again that three day closure begins thursday may 28 at 10:00 p.m. coming this weekend, a number of streets are being closed in san francisco because of the beta breakers foot race. we're just days away from the big event being held sunday may 18th. you will have until thursdays at noon to register online. beta breaker takes place with the finish line at ocean beach. wall street closed lower for a second day in a row. the s & p500 fell six. analysts say talk of interest rates going up is what drove the markets down. the nation's largest wireless carrier verizon said today that it is buying aol for $4.4 billion. the move will give verizon a bigger share of the online video market and aols advanced

technology to monotize videos. ahead tonight a new push to end the ban of blood donations by gay men. one bay area city's to include a warning for your cell phone. when you can expect a chance of showers in your area. vaccines in question. the letters alerting parents that certain shots may not have been stored at the proper temperature. ♪ ♪ the beautiful sound of customers making the most of their united flight. power, wi-fi and streaming entertainment. that's... seize the journey friendly.

new video tonight from a car crash. police say the cyclist was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries.

authorities are asking anyone with information to come forward so that they can hopefully sort out how all of this happened. children vaccinated at a pediatric children in los gatos may have to get revaccinated due to a faulty refrigerator used to keep those vaccines. the high temperatures may have reduced their effectiveness. >> what that has done is put into question the effectiveness of the vaccines we gave. not the safety. there's no safety concern here whatsoever. >> reporter: the clinic is replacing its refrigerators now and set up a hot line for parents. among the options are a blood test to check for the potency of

the vaccine or revaccination. and the human rights campaign says it's a step in the right direction but says it would continue to stigmatize gay and bisexual men. there's a new map that lets the public see what police are dealing with at any given time. by clicking on a map you can get more information on the call. there is also an option for street view but that did not work tonight. and prosecutors now say drugs may have been the cause of the death of a woman in an

old chinese theater. this is a picture from her google plus account. police say they were called to the great star theater on jackson street on sunday and officers arrested 48-year-old harris rosenbloom on suspicion. and bill martin tracking the wet weather. he'll dial in what we can expect. the potential dangers of cell phone use. one east bay city passes an ordinance that supporters say will protect the public.

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the city of berkeley approved a city safety law that is meant to bring attention to the cell phone warnings that often go overlook. they're ready to defend the ordinance. amber lee is live now in berkeley to tell us about the support and opposition. amber. >> reporter: julie, it was unanimous the city council voted 9-0 to pass what's called the right to know ordinance. supporters say it's designed to protect the public. advocates for the ordinance say most people don't know that cell phones already come with a warning about the potential dangers of cell phone use. >> follow up. >> reporter: it takes five steps before you can reach a warning contained in iphones. >> my husband was diagnosed with a brain tumor in 2008. out of the blue he had a seizure. she started doing research and soon found data about the dangers of cell phone use. >> it should never be in a

pocket. it should not be in a bra it should not be against the skin. >> reporter: berkeley's complete entertainment exchange to give consumers a flier which would say in part, quote if you carry your phone in your pocket when your cell phone is on and connected to a wireless network you may be exposed to rf levels that exceed federal guidelines. >> i don't think it's at the moment just because we don't have any conclusive evidence of it and i've never heard of anything like that. if we had some scientific data for sure. but not right now. >> we want you to know how whole families are destroyed by brain tumors. >> reporter: many advocates turned out for today's meeting to propose an ordinance like one passed in san francisco but never implemented. the industry association legally challenged the measure saying it violated its free speech rights. today the wireless association sent this letter to berkeley.

quote, leading health and safety organizations have concluded that there are no known adverse health risks associated with wireless device use. >> we're increasingly concerned. >> reporter: advocates say they're prepared for a fight. >> this is not about telling people not to use cell phones. it's just saying here is the information you should know and if you know it, make your own decision on what you're going to do. and that ordinance could go into effect in july. also in berkeley those council members are still meeting right now but the debate has now shifted to a proposal to ban tobacco sales near homes and schools. several people spoke in favor of it. there's talk of grandfathering in existing businesses or changes buffer zones so far there has been no vote but a few council members did suggest that the ordinance needs a little reworking.

and we're tracking those showers into your neighborhood as we head into thursday outside a beautiful shot of san francisco. now there's the bay bridge zoomed up. there's not fog but there are plenty of clouds which you can't see here. most of the area in clouds right now. overnight lows as we mentioned upper 40s to low 50s. active pacific that's good news if you're looking for rain and snow. winter weather advisory will go into effect for the mountains. there's that cloud cover as we talked about. you can see the full cloud shield it's running from point concepcion. and by tomorrow night and into thursday, i suspect a pretty good shot for a few sprinkles. 50 in napa right now. it's 56 in santa rosa. cloud cover like that kind of washes out the microclimates so you have lots of same temperatures throughout the bay area from coast to inland. tomorrow night into friday

morning, .05 to quite a spread. the models suggest the heaviest rains are going to be south of redwood city into san jose and gilroy and morgan hill. that's where you might see your half inch. and in the central bay, san francisco maybe .25 of an inch. it'll be great. anything we get will be good but looks like it's going to be wet. most likely will have a little wet on it as well too. wednesday night, thursday morning it's kind of lingering. here's the model. we've already gone through tomorrow. here it is. this is tomorrow night and then it thickens up. you see the rotation. there's the showers right. that's thursday 5:00 a.m. doesn't look like a lot but the models struggling there's a lot of moisture here and there are dynamics available. i wouldn't be surprised if this little bit turns into a little more coverage base on the reality. then more showers and even a little bit of a heupt of a convection here.

- - a hint of a convection here. here we are at 2:00 p.m. if you notice the mountains just kept going into thursday night. that winter weather advisory will verify for there and the snow levels will be down there. what we're expecting then as the showers move in and the snow in the mountains maybe 12- inches of snow. maybe more. thousand or 5,000-foot snow elevation. a winter weather advisory. travel plans up there, most definitely take the chains. and thursday night into friday, good news there if you want rain and you want your lawns to get a little bit of love. i think we will get more rain than the models are suggests for a lot of the bay area. just depends that you get underneath one of those. >> seems we're in a bonus situation. >> bonus. >> especially this time in may. it was a challenging day today for bicyclists on the amgen of california as they made their way from livermore back to san jose.

stage three was 105 miles and included a 100-foot trek up mount hamilton. tom scoogen broke from the pack and was first to cross the finish line. the race picks up tomorrow morning in pizmo beach and will end in avola beach. stop the presses because both the giants and a's won. i can't remember the last time they did that. >> i hasn 't happened as often as you would like. san francisco giants trending up in the here and now and for the future. rookie heston, ace like 10 strike outs. and another youngster looks intent on staeug in the line up. that would be matt duffey. nobody out. and into the gap. it'll take a nice giant friendly bounce everybody going to score. three runs in. and later for duffey a two run single. so five rbis in the fifth inning five runs for the giants. brandon crawford cracks it

deep. this is going to be a triple but it bounced over for a ground rule double. he's the team's rbi leader. 8-1 final giants a game over .500. and of course they were going to win again. but youd had to be wondering when for the a's. when it comes comes to how the only way they seem to get it done. the blow out. both games not their friend but that guy is as they clock the red sox this evening. one run decision. not to worry tonight. up already 4-0. josh redick, one of them left the premises. eric sogart. he will take it. he had three rbis on the game. this one played two. drew pom era nce the win with seven strong and so ends the a's six game losing streak. basketball has the floor the rest of the night while lebron takes over in cleveland. the clippers have been extended

another game in the west. houston, they do it the harden way. sports, part two next.

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the clips and rockets go up a little bit. james harden triple double tonight. he starlets this, josh smith then to dwight howard. the easy one howard by the way 20 points, 15 rebounds, houston handily go back to l. a. three games to two. bring on the closer that's lebron james. and just taking over 38 points, is 12 rebounds. and most amazingly, no turn overs. working for his three ball here. cavs 106-101. leading chicago 3-2. everyone involved with the warriors feeling a whole lot better about things after their that's more like it victory. they ready up. game five tomorrow at the oracle. they would like to see another big effort by steph. he seems to relish the role of villain down there in memphis

where the fans have booed him profusely. >> never saw myself being like that guy in the nba. i've been booed in college arena but getting booed in the nba it's like i arrived now. it's fun to me. but they're looking for something to make somebody a villain out of and they found their guy. cool. >> cool. meanwhile welcome jim harbaugh to the world of college football where the ncaa is the supreme ruling. university of michigan in close scrutiny since the arrival of its coach. reporting 10 minor recruiting infractions. >> somehow i think he's going to do well at michigan.

>> game five, i misspoke earlier. i said game four. game five for the warriors. thank you for joining us. our coverage continues on ktvu.com. good night. >> good night.

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siren wailing, indistinct conversations ] do we know anything? oh, no. they're in there now with the doctor. we're lucky, though. the paramedics said it could've been a lot worse. my god how did this even happen? there he is. big day's coming up. what do you want for your birthday, big dog? it's okay. i'm good. come on. the sky's the limit. dream big, my boy. well, i guess i could use a belt. a belt? yeah, you're right. i don't need it. an extension cord works pretty good. phil: every year, luke's birthday falls right around thanksgiving and so it gets lost in the holiday shuffle. yeah, one year we forgot completely and we had to improvise a cake out of stuffing. which, by the way, he was fine with. he's one of those kids you get him a gift and all he wants to do is play with the box. yeah, one year we actually just