4:01, let's go back to the desk. >> a team of investigators from the national transportation safety board is on the scene of a deadly train derailment. the amtrak train was headed from d.c. to new york city last night when it jumped the tracks. here are the latest casualty totals. at least five people were killed and reportedly 65 others were injured and taken to local hospitals. as the reporter tells us, they had no warning. >> reporter: an amtrak train crashes killing five and injuring dozens more. >> this is a nightmare. >> the regional train was headed from new washington, d.c. to new york city last

night. the um pact mangling the front of the train and causing others to completely overturn. >> i heard a big bang. it was a big bang and it caught my attention. >> helicopters and everybody just started coming. and that's when i put two and two together and figured one of these trains fell off the railing. >> passengers say the front of the train was going into that curve when it began shaking. >> we were in the front seat and this huge red suitcase came flying at me. our train was actually on its side. so it pushed me on to the side of the train s. >> the train was carrying 238 passengers and five crew members. one of those on board was former u.s. congressman, patrick murphy. he described what happened right after the crash. >> i flew to the side and landed on my head and i was checking my body parts. there were people that were

getting off the train. >> philadelphia mayor says the destruction is unimaginable. >> it is an absolute disastrous mess. never seen anything like this in my life. most personnel will say that as well. is. >> the mayor says it is unlikely amtrak service will operate through the end of the week. in philadelphia, fox news. >> and a passenger took this cell phone video from inside the train and posted it ton instagram. and just a few moments ago, you heard from former congressman, patrick murphy, who was one of the passengers. he posted these photos. the person next to him passed out during the chaos. >> happening this morning, the california highway patrol is investigating a deadly crash near gilroy that killed four people. it happened just after 10:30 last night near the gilroy outlet stores. the chp said they were in one car in monterey county. investigators say the car went

over a cliff and landed in a creek bed. >> driving at a high rate of speed. wasn't able to negotiate the turn. don't know why at this time. he left the roadway overturned and the vehicle landed. it appears four people have died in the crash. >> the chp says the driver was wearing a seat belt and did survive. no other information is being released about anyone else in the car. the chp says it's too early to say if alcohol contributedded to that crash. >> time now is 4:05, the berkeley city council required an ordinance. their phones could expose them to radiation. the council approved the measure by a 9-0 vote. most people don't know their cell phones already come with a warning, but the warning isn't in plain sight. it takes five steps before someone can read the warning on iphones. the proposed warning is if

someone carries a phone, they may be exposed to radiofrequency levels that exceed federal guidelines. >> this is just saying, here's the information you should know and if you know, make your own decision. >> i don't think it's necessary at the moment, because we don't have any evidence of it and i have never heard of anything like that. maybe we had some scientific data, sure, but not right now. >> while the ordinance could go into effect in july, the cellular industry is expected to file a legal challenge. we are learning more details about the proposed plan for mandatory water rationing in caisson jose. the water allocations will only apply to single family homes, not apartment buildings and businesses. the allocations will require a 30% cut in water use from 2013 level. an example for the months of july, august, and september, each home will be allowed 9700

gallons a month. those that go over will be charged more. there will be a public hearing in downtown san jose in two weeks and if the state approves the plan, it will go into effect on june 15. well, happening today, facebook will start directly hosting articles from nine news organizations. the first article facebook users will see is a national geographic. they are not trying to replace newspapers, but help members be informed about the world around them. the news organizations involved admit they are nervous they will get fewer visitor it is, but it's a way to get stories out there to as many people as possible. >> time is 4:07. warriors have home court advantage as they prepare to host the memphis grizzlies tonight. now the series all tied up at two games a piece. workers spent last night getting oracle ready, laying out yellow warrior t-shirts. the warriors tied up the series

monday night with a blowout win in memphis. you can still get tickets. prices range from $167 to $1700 for a court side seat. you got one? >> i got two. >> ktvu will have a live report later this morning. >> i love they do that with the shirt, because it's a sea of yellow. it's awesome. intimidating. all right, 4:08 is the time. we are getting a better look at the destruction and damage from that second major earthquake that hit nepal. the search is underway for u.s. marines who disappeared during a relief mission. >> and drivers need to get ready for another bay area road closure. coming up, the delays expected when doyle drive shuts down. >> good morning, we're looking at a commute here where traffic is doing pretty well if you're driving on interstate 880. we'll tell you more straight ahead.

>> well, i know the calendar says may, but temperatures are going to feel more march-like. what about some rain? it's close, take a look at it coming up.

welcome back to mornings on two. officials are blow horns are calling for people to leave the buildings that are damaged in

yesterday's 7.3 magnitude earthquake. it caused landslides that blocked roads and slowed the delivery of relief supplies. it also brought down buildings that were already weakened by the april 25 quake that killed 8,000 people. the state department says that u.s. aide workers already in the region will now help survey the damage from the latest quake and look for more victims. >> there are also members of the search and rescue team in affected areas in the city of kathmandu as well. >> aid agencies are appealing for more international funding saying yesterday's earthquake made relief efforts more urgent. a u.s. military helicopter is missing in nepal. it was on a relief mission to some of the remote villages. six marines from camp pend lton were on board. radio transmission report that

the helicopter had a fuel problem. search teams are hoping that it may have landed, but can't get a radio signal out because of the mountains. a 6.8 magnitude quake hit off the coast of northeast japan in the same area devastated by that major quake and tsunami in 2011. this is some of the video of the office of a television station. there have been no reports of damage to the fukushima nuclear plant and no injuries reported. president obama is hosting a dinner for the leaders of five arab countries tonight ahead of talks at camp david tomorrow. the president called the meeting of the gulf cooperation council to reassure about developments in iran. some arab countries expressed concern about u.s. efforts to curb iran's nuclear plan. saudi arabia's king canceled his attendance, sending two crowned princes instead. someone called the king's

abscess a snub. the king chose to remain at home to monitor a cease fire in yemen. we know the name of two people in sacramento. the chp says the two victims were from the bay area. 24-year-old, nicholas of hayward and 25-year-old, zahid whose family owns an auto body shop in ann bruno. >> he is nice to the neighbor. he comes to say hi, hello. i've seen him down the street at a restaurant. >> the wrong way driver also died in that fiery crash. there have been more than ten deaths involving wrong way drivers in northern california in the past three months. caltrans and state lawmakers are considering ways to reduce wrong way crashes, such as lights and a warning system when a car goes on the freeway against traffic. >> bay area drivers will be dealing with another road closure. san francisco's doyle drive will be shut down for more than three days starting thursday

night, may 28. that's so crews can finish connections to the new parkway. the golden gate bridge will be open, but long delays getting to the bridge are expected. drivers are being advised to avoid the area if possible: the entire project started three years ago and is expected to wrap up tabi 5:00 monday morning on june 1. >> there's two new bridges, four new tunnels, new access, and then a new exit that will get people to the marina in a different way. >> chp is encouraging people to use the richmond, san rafael bridge and take another bridge to get to san francisco. golden gate transit will add ferry service on saturday and sunday, but it cannot increase service on friday because the available boats are already in use. >> the countdown is on. the annual foot race is this sunday and you have until tomorrow at noon to register for the race online. right near the embarcadero.

organizers expect 50,000 runners. nearly twice that number are expected to watch and unofficially participate in the race. and several streets along the route will be closed. unofficially, they just join in. >> run in there. that's one of the races i still want to do. >> you have to do it at least once, right? well, it's an experience. >> you want to go with me? let's go. >> you know, maybe, but i got mine out of the way years ago, brian. >> me, too. >> did it once or twice, right pam? >> that's good. >> and then you're good. >> i'm good, yeah. >> good morning, everybody. when i was much younger, too. this is a look at highway 4, westbound as you come past up and overt hill on concord. it looks good, and highway 24, it is a nice drive through

walnut creek or pleasant hill, i should say, up to oakland. when you get to the toll plaza, it looks okay. san mateo bridge traffic looking good. so the advisories are not up. and on the golden gate bridge, traffic looks good on southbound 101. no major problems as they are going to get ready to do that lane configuration very soon. 4:17, let's go to steve in the weather center. >> a lot of cloudy skies over us. the breeze tailed off significantly. gusts 40 miles an hour at sfo at this time yesterday, today a lot of cloud cover. things calmed down. we have a blanket over us. there could be a few popup showers, but have to juice up the atmosphere. our system from yesterday is up towards idaho and into eastern washington. our next system is right off the coast. it will get at little reenforcement as we go through the next 24 hours. i doubt these change very much,

but 49. the breeze still west, 16 at sfo. not too bad for most. there's a little bit of a delta breeze westerly. it's mainly a component of an on shore breeze. 48, san francisco, bowie, 50. water temperatures staying cold. that has played into our weather. 30s up in the mountains. 40s, 50s, it was howling yesterday. a lot of low clouds. high clouds, we might get a few breaks. looks like a cloudy to mostly cloudy day. a lot of energy will swing in tomorrow morning. about 8:00, san jose south, maybe more in line for rain than everybody else. it does light up later in the afternoon. some of the rain heaviest will be towards the south. and for toc t will be cloudy skies with some rain. fine tune this as we head towards later tonight and tomorrow. it is impressive. so cloudy and cool, breezy at

times. a few showers could develop. but below average temperatures, way below average. upper 60s. some areas should be 77, 78, temperatures staying cool, cloudy, with some rain tomorrow, more to the south, i think from san jose, santa cruz mountains south, we'll paint it for everybody tomorrow. the weekend looks okay, but not very warm. >> yeah. it looks windy yesterday. >> yeah, definitely picked up. thank you. >> thank you so much. speaking of gusty winds, those winds in san francisco knocked down a tree in golden gate park. it happened yesterday afternoon near the rose garden. it is across the street from the museum on jfk drive. the tree hit a parked car damaging its windshield. luckily no one was hurt. the giants scored more than six runs in a game. provided much of the offense against the houston astros. started the scoring off with a

base clearing double. that's the most in a game by a giants rookie since buster posey. fell struck out ten batter. the a's had a big offensive day against the boston red sox to snap their six-game losing streak. they had a 4-0 lead when he was 4 for 5 on the game. eric followed that up with a two-run single and the a's ended with a 9-2 win. they wrap up their series against boston this afternoon at the coliseum. >> finally. the a's pull off a win. >> coming up, armed intruders inside a bay area home. video shows the crime in progress. coming up in 20 minutes, what they did when they found a baby and woman hiding upstairs. >> wheels and tires stolen in oakland. what you can do that may slow down a thief.

welcome back. time is 4:23. closing arguments continue today in the penalty phase of the boston marathon bomber. prosecutors and lawyers for dzhokhar tsarnaev will have the final chance to make their case for life in prison or the death penalty. last month, the jury convicted tsarnaev on 30 counts. four people died and more than 260 others were seriously injured. we are also learning of a possible fifth victim related

to the boston marathon bombings. dennis simmons suffered a head injury during a shootout with the tsarnaev brothers in the days after the attacks. a year later, he collapsed in a gym and died. now simmons family is trying to prove that his death is linked to the injury he suffered during that shootout. they applied for line of duty death benefits. the request will be taken up next month. drugs may have been involved in the death of a 31- year-old woman at an old china town theater. the body was found sunday. this is a photo from her google account. police say they were called to the great star theater on jackson street on sunday. officers arrested 48-year-old, harris rosen bloom on suspicious of homicide, but now prosecutors are declining to press charges while they await the autopsy. thieves are targeting car owners in north oakland. four reports of having all four

wheels and tires stolen since the first of the month. a tire specialist says the more valuable the tires, the more attractive they are to thieves. >> the tires coming out on newer cars, it's not uncommon to pay a thousand dollars for a set of tires. flee markets are common for selling stolen tires and stuff. there's no questions asked. >> car experts say owners can put locks on the rims. they warn that's not a guarantee your wheels can't be stolen by someone who has the proper tools to remove the locks, but it would slow down a thief who may decide to move on to someone else's car. >> stage four of the amgen tour of california begins this morning. 23-year-old, tom scugen is the overall leader after winning the 105-mile race which went from san jose to liver more and back to san jose. this is the fifth year of the

amgen tour. the top 25 cyclists are separated by less than a minute. or 25 of them. >> wow, that's a lot of riding. ride like three miles and that's it. i'm done. time now is 4:25. coming up, drug dealing and fighting. the legal threat against a popular san francisco mcdonald's restaurant that has been known for attracting crime. >> gearing up for game five, the preparations underway for tonight's matchup. >> good morning. i caught myself there on tv, westbound bay bridge traffic looks pretty good. as you come up into treasure island and into the city. >> we have a lot of cloud cover over us. what about rain? yeah, probably, but not for another 24 hours. take a look at our system and talk about cool temperatures for may.

but tonight at oracle. yes. >> it'll be raining down. >> yes. >> all right. >> we do have cloudy skies. a few break today but temperatures stay cool, cool, cool for may incredibleful after 13-months we were long over due. not much go yet. there may be some sun as the system rotates in right there but another one will reenforce that. 40s to the north. these are probably boing to -- going to be as low as they get.

nothing. sierra, nevada all quiet right now. wi weather advisory. some of that will filter in. cloudy to mostly cloudy. >> staying below average. more likely later tonight and into tomorrow morning. 60s for most coast bay and even inland. very cool pattern. what do you have for us at 4:30. >> we don't have a lot of crashes, steve. we already have -- we've been looking at all the bridges now. take a look at traffic here. westbound as you drive into san francisco. not a bad commute if you're driving westbound. a little bit of a backup in some of those outside lanes. as you take a look at 80 traffic is looking good in both directions here. no major issues heading south. all the way down to highway 92. we had an earlier accident. that's gone. it's a good ti