center bart station.are not sure if they are checking for other protesters to open the station or keep it closed. >> david, let's get practical here, the other option if they need to take part bart, powell, union or 14. >> reporter: they are a little bit of a hike. a number of people are marching behind me now. some are consumerrers. powell street is a possibility but check the bart website for that information to see which stations are closed right now and when civic center bart station will open. >> right now civic center bart station is closed. do you know about muni? muni also uses that, do we know what muni is doing? >> reporter: this station would be shut for muni as well. that was the situation several weeks ago. we haven't confirmed that yet. we know they are not allowing anyone at all to go down into the civic center bart station. >> thank you. joining us now on the phone is ken wayne. where are you? can you hear us? okay. well -- ken, go ahead. where are you? >> reporter: that civic center bart

that means passengers will be able to get on bart trains at the civic center bart station. the montgomery station is still closed for passengers to get on or off. trains are not stopping that montgomery station right now and we don't know when that will change. there was a small group of protesters that was on the platform that civic center bart station earlier today, they were ordered to disperse and after a period of time they did. they were escorted out by bart police. they milled about on market street and 7th for maybe 20 minutes, half hour and then a group of them started marching towards powell street. maybe a dozen or two dozen protesters did that and they are going down there to meet up with the other protesters closer to the ferry building. right now we have about a dozen police officers in their riot gear who are still at the entrance to the civic center bart station. not allowing passengers on but they could change at any minute. >> thank you. we will continue to follow these protesters with our live camera and watch the situation. right now looks like they are

taken up the escalator at the civic center bart station by bart police. this woman we believe is a protester who was down in place at civic center bart station for the protest. this would be the third protest in three weeks. so far we have seen little sign of protesters gathering above ground here. you can see some of the bart police down stairs at the ticket center. so far many riders knew a lot about the protest and they took steps to make sure they will be long gone by the time the protest happened. >> reporter: he is checking out of his office early this afternoon, anxious to avoid a bart protest. >> crowds and pandemonium and i don't want to go anywhere near it. >> reporter: pandemonium from last monday and the shut down of the stations today prompted many bart riders to plan for the worst. >> i am going to try to leave early. i heard about the bart protest. >> worries me. i have to get out of work earlier. >> they understand the anger over the recent shooting and the decision to cut cell phone service before another protest. >> i think there is anot

center bart station. >> i continued in the last 10 minutes or so a small the bart station here at the civic center. one of my photographers are down in that station, i just got off the phone with him at this point it not taken away cellphone servers from the customers in the bart station. i want to go to the video because this is video, you can see that there is a started at 5:00 p.m. and goes all the way until 8:00 p.m.. we have been following this from all different angles. i want to continue our team coverage with teresa estacio. >> we ask the bart spokesperson who you see right here a series of questions starting with this one, who made the decision to shut down the cell phone service and why? >> when the general manager made the decision that if necessary to protect our customers constitutional right to safety that the police department could order it off and they did. they told us that we could turn it off. our heart aches when we are forced to make that decision by people who do harm. in this case if it were not for the protesters we would have turned this off. >> the next ques

her family took bart in as one of their own. >> we loved bart corbin. he came into the family very quickly. he did a lot of traveling with us. vacations. he spent most of his weekends with us. >> bart was very bright and could be a lot of fun. >> bart is a very funny person. he's got a very quick wit, and people, i think, are drawn to that. if you, you know, crack on him, he has a crack that's five times better than yours immediately. he thinks very fast, and he's very funny. >> but now all that was a distant memory. jennifer's family felt unimaginable grief because the way jennifer died was almost as painful as the loss itself. her older son was the one to find her body and run to a neighbor, who called 911. >> my girlfriend's dead. >> okay. what do you mean by that? >> she's been shot. she's -- her son just ran over and got me. they live across the street from me. >> okay. do you think that she can be helped? >> no. >> it was like somebody took the engine of a jet and put it on backwards and just sucked the air out of my lungs. never in a million year

at civic center bart station. passenger alert tells bart to tell riders to be prepared and to have an alternate way to get around. >> people will protest but hopefully they will do it peacefully and respectfully. >> they claimed responsibility for a removing protest last monday that shut down a total of four bart stations in san francisco. they did it in retaliation for bart's decision earlier this month to cut off cellphone service and they have a planned protest against bart police at civic center station. they issued a letter to bart customers defending their decision to interrupt cellphone service. protesting outside the fair gates is permitted says bart but protesting in paid areas is illegal. bart has not shut down cellphone service since the august 11th protest and has maintained that move was not illegal. bart board of directors is scheduled to meet and discuss the issue with the public this wednesday. they are inviting the public to attend the meeting at bart offices in oakland. they are suggesting all of

we learned bart shut down the powell station and as protesters make their way from the civic center bart station, that was shut down earlier. right now to alex saverage who is here with the latest. >> reporter: could be a tough commute. i want to show you the scene behind us. we are above the powell street station. right there, representatives from bart and bart police officers as well turning away a number of passengers hoping to go down and catch a train. powell station closed a few moments ago. i asked how long it would be shut down, they don't know. we will get you pictures here from chopper 2 of the crowd. the protesters that made their way down market street past us. these are members, many of them members of "anonymous." they are upset with the -- at first the shooting that happened at the civic center bart station, the bart police shooting and then upset that cell service was cut off during one of the protests. they marched down montgomerymist -- down market street. he said down market street. but we understand they may possibly be making their way back up market street past our

and bart is defending his position, in the letter to bart passengers released on saturday, bart says intelligence reveals that the individuals would be giving and receiving instructions to coordinate their activities via cell phone. and they go on to state, the interruption did prevent the planned coordination of illegal activity on the bart platform and the resulting threat to public safety but not everyone agrees with bart. the civil liberty groups and many commuters say cutting cell phone service is a violation of civil liberties and unconstitutional. some have even compared it to the dictatorships in the middle east. >> i think it wreaks of what happened in egypt. like where democracy is ashamed and the institution is partially funded by the people, would turn off cell phones. >> and bart has received more than 9,000 complaints arn the country and prompting the fcc to launch an investigation. bart says it will hold a public meeting on wednesday to discuss these issues. meanwhile anonymous is planning for a protest tonight at civic center bart station beginning at 5:00. those of y

bart interrupt cell phone service today? >> no, we did not. >> because? >> there was no unlike the august 11 situation where the organizers were clear and planning to use wireless devices to facility their disruption there was no indication today so there was no reason to even consider doing that. >> the federal communications commission is now investigating last thursday's cell phone shut down. the acls trying to determine whether any rights were violated. we talked with the aclu and bart about the shut down today. >> what the government should do to protect the public from public safety threats is regulate conduct threats. >> they made the decision that if necessary to protect our customers life and safety -- our hark aches when we are forced to make a decision like this. in this case it was the protesters. >> as the fbi, the fccc and the aclu investigate the dispute between anonymous and bart, we will continue to cover the story. >>> a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. it's fair. 58 degrees. quick warm up tomor

bart is defending its position.in a letter to passengers police on saturday, bart says intelligence revealed that individuals would be giving and receiving instructions to coordinate their activities, via cell phone. and the letter goes on to state, the interruption did prevent the planned coordination of illegal activity on bart platforms. and the resulting threat to public safety. the bart board is defending their actions. >> the cell phones can detonate a bomb. there is going to be scenarios when the public is going to be at risk because of a communication device that we consider our first amendment right. >> reporter: bart has received over 9,000 e-mails from across the country, complaining about the cell phone service being shut down. and many civil liberty groups are also upset. but again, bart is defending their actions. they're holding a special meeting on wednesday to discuss the issue. but in the meantime, tonight's commute is what is at hand. and they're asking all bart passengers to make alternatives for

bart did not shut off service during that demonstration but bart did close four of its downtown stations during the protest. bart riders say think they are -- say they are making alternate plans. >> i can leave earlier from school. >> probably walk. >> yeah we will probably walk. hopefully with the bus route around here. >> reporter: bart board of directors is holding a special meeting this wednesday at 10:30 in the morning to discuss whether bart can shut off cell phone service later in the future. live in san francisco allie rasmus ktvu channel 2:news. >> thank you. >>> drivers may have noticed more traffic on the bay bridge commute into san francisco this morning. delays reached more than 20 minutes from 6:30 and continued well after 9:00 a.m.. and our traffic reporter sal castaneda noticed a lot more slow traffic in the city this morning. there is no official word why but it may be regular bart riders were taking their car to avoid this afternoon's planned protest. this is the third planned protest at a bart station in recent weeks. remember you can always goes go to the channel 2 we

private information of 2,000 bart customers. this comes as intart gearing up for a demonstration at 5:00 this afternoon at a san francisco station. amy hollyfield joins us. amy? >> reporter: the questioning goes both ways. protesters are questioning bart and the fact that officials turned off cell phone service during a protest. and san francisco mayor ed lee this morning is also criticizing bart for doing that. bart officials are standing by their tactics saying this area is fine. you can demonstrate your freedom of speech and you can have a protest up here on the sidewalk. it's when you go downstairs. under ground they say it can get dangerous and they're going to use extreme measures to protect the passengers. heather desmond made it to the san francisco civic center bart station without problems but she is concerned about getting out. she decided to change her routine this afternoon in the hopes of avoiding a scheduled protest. >> i'm getting on the embarcadero to get home as quick as possible. before it all starts. >> bart

bart officials are asking the f.b.i. to investigate the hacker attack on a website that released private information of 2,000 bart customers. this comes as intart gearing up for a demonstration at 5:00 this afternoon at a san francisco station. amy hollyfield joins us. amy? >> reporter: the questioning goes both ways. protesters are questioning bart and the fact that officials turned off cell phone service during a protest. and san francisco mayor ed lee this morning is also criticizing bart for doing that. bart officials are standing by their tactics saying this area is fine. you can demonstrate your freedom of speech and you can have a protest up here on the sidewalk. it's when you go downstairs. under ground they say it can get dangerous and they're going to use extreme measures to protect the passengers. heather desmond made it to the san francisco civic center bart station without problems but she is concerned about getting out. she decided to change her routine this afternoon in the hopes of avoiding a scheduled pr

bart police there. you see something going on between groups of people.we'lbe following this. >>> we're following developing news. nbc chopper high above the civic center bart station, as we've been telling you throughout the newscast. there was a protest planned for 5:00 this evening. our helicopter is trying to get some shots here. now as we zoom closer down below, there is are a large contingency of police officers and about 15 to 20 ploifrts, at least we think they're protesters. this is the civic center bart station in san francisco. there was a protest planned for 5:00. we understand there are some protester in the bart station. but these are above ground shots. we'll mantor and report to let -- monitor and report to let you know if it's affecting the commute. as of now, all bart trains are running as normal. >>> just weeks after lawmakers passed a state budget, it's already unraveling. members of the assembly and senate returned to their desks amid questions about sagging tax revenue and less mon

fire the bart spokesman and the bart police chief, order new training for all bart officers, a public apology for shutting down cell service, take away guns from bart police, and re- open the investigation into the 45-year-old man killed when bart officers shot him in a july 3 confrontation. the meeting begins at 9:00 a.m. the room holds 150 people and they have an overflow room that holds 30 people. bart hopes that people who have been protesting at these bart stations, you know, will bring the emotion over here, air it out here and hopefully they can come to some sort of decision. >> thank you, stephanie chuang in oakland. >>> 6:37. let's get you caught one a little traffic and weather at this hour. kristy seifkin in for lawrence this morning on what should be a good day. >> it should be gorgeous. already seeing some beautiful pictures outside that are a preview of what's to come later on today. this is a shot from mount vaca. you can see the sun coming up there and beautiful high clouds in the picture. blue peeking through and we'll see plenty of that today, as well. sunshine in th

another monday means another bart protest.ctivists angry over a bart police shooting and cellphone shut down are threatening to crash the evening commute. san francisco police say they have had enough and they are making threats of their own. amy hollyfield is live at civic center bart station. >> reporter: riders out here we've talked to can't even tell us what the cause is. they can't even tell us why the protestors are out here. they don't care anymore. they say they are just sick of them interrupting the evening commute. there has been a facebook page created, commuters take back bart. police are concerned about all the anger out here, they will move in more quickly than they have in the past. they say they support the rights to protest but their job is to keep everyone safe. riders rerelieved that police will be more involved. >> they focus more on the people that aren't interested in the protest, who will be out here causing trouble. me working in the area, i'm constantly noticing like 80% of the people are just here to

protesters angry at what they call brutality by a bart police, and why bart shut down self home access to shutdown earlier protest. a notorious hacker group targets bart. >> now let us go live to j.r. stone the process has wrapped up but not before leaving its mark. >> i just talk with supervisors from bart can't tell me that has a right now it o'clock, all bart stations are back open. no arrests were made, no one was injured. there were reports of vandalism. i am in the civic center area not much is going on but you can see right here in the distance, some of the fake blood that was poured here as protesters want through earlier this evening. i want to go to some of the video because she can't see what sparked some of what happened today at the civic center bart station. you can see the protesters with their signs got on to the trains. some people riding the train got upset. they even push some of the protesters off and shortly afterwards you could see the officers, the close down this station and soon closed to other bart stations after this. at one point there were a couple of diffe

hundreds of bart riders. the group has also been protesting for the past few weeks. "anonymous" says its members will continue to demonstrate every week until its five demands are committee and they are: fire bart spokesman linton johnson and bart police chief rainey. order new training for all bart officers. public lay apologize for shutting down cell service. strip bart police of guns. and re-open the investigation into charles hill's death. he is the 45-year-old who was killed when bart officers shot him in a july 3 confrontation. now, this morning, again at 9:00, the board will consider whether to set a new policy that could mean clarifying whether a wireless blackout is okay or they could ban turning off wireless service altogether. they will not take action today, however. they are just going to have a public discussion about this. and frank, we should mention the ftc is also looking into this. so we'll have to see what the public has to say but again we're expecting a good turnout here this morning. >>

we spoke with two bart riders.irst groaned when she heard there would be two protests, protests and counterprotests. she was here last week when police shut down the civic center bart station here. the other man said he made plans last monday and for today to take the ferry to avoid this mess. protestors are trying to avoid eventment from the public. they want to -- resentment from the public. they want to have guidelines to protest only around the main entrance and avoid stairway and going underground and market street so police don't shut down the station but all this activity is hurting more than bart and its riders. muni has lost money in all of this. a spokesman for muni says the demonstrations last monday alone cost $70,000. muni had to move riders around trouble spots around bart stations that were shut down which takes more equipment and more people. >> bart when they close the station, we have to bypass that station because we're not letting in passengers. we are not letting out passengers. so we have to b

many have accused bart of violating constitutional rights and possibly breaking laws. >> if bart has been getting over on people, killing people and cut people cell phones off. you get your cell phone cut off, that's cutting off your communication. >> the president of bart's board of directors confirmed that the agency contacted the federal communications commission to open a dialog about the wireless shutdown. a group called anonymous hacked into a bart website this weekend and not only published names, addresses and passwords of website users but urged people to assemble once again for a protest tonight. bart says the hackers should be blamed for violating another right. >> the fbi's investigating, as well as other agencies are investigating to get to the bottom of it. trying to figure out why these protestors thought it was important to be able to violate our customers' right to privacy. >> okay. take a look over there. the protestors are still over there with the swat team. the police swat team made up of bart police officers and san francisco police department officers. now, fro

eventually bart police said this is an unlawful protest. they told everybody to get out of the station, which everyone peacefully complied with that order. now, as we said, they are marching down market street. they are still trying to figure out exactly which direction to go. at this point it's not clear who is leading this group. an internet collective called "anonymous," that's an international group of people who are famous for hacking into websites, it's not clear whether people on the ground here are following any direction. >> you know, in looking from the chopper video, and i don't know if you have access to seeing this, joe it doesn't appear that there are more than, i don't know, 75 people here. maybe there are stragglers far beyond the lens -- our view here. but i'm just wondering if they would consider this a success, the people that organized this, whoever they may be. >> reporter: that would be interesting because that means that it tapered off significantly since it left here but there were only a couple of hundred people alt

bart at the center of the fight n addition to the protests taking place since bart shut down service to thwart, as we said, thwart this protest earlier this month, the hacking group anonymous broke into a bart web site, publishing addresses and phone numbers of thousands of riders. a police web site was hacked last week, and officers home addresses posted online, bart's board president told us the transit agency will not allow protesters to disrupt the commute but some commuters are leaving work early just to play it safe. >> whatever you want to express, there is an appropriate place for that, out of people's way. it's just too dangerous on a bart platform with a thousand volts of electricity, fast-moving trains and crowded conditions. >> yeah that. is why i'm leaving now. >> and that is one protester who is headed home there. is video showing rush of people trying to get out of the civic center station. last week's protest shut down four stations and left commuters scrambling. again, a protester, the protests postings we've seen online are any indication this group is very well org

their demands fire two specific bart employees, mandate new training for bart officers, publicly apologize for shutting down the cell service, take guns away from the bart police, and reopen the investigation into the shooting of charles hill. at the special meeting by the bart board tomorrow morning, they will discuss the cell service disruption issue. meantime, bart officials say their number one priority is rider safety. >> we were acting for the safety of our passengers. imagine being stuck in two hours in the middle of the commute. we cannot have that. we can't look back and say we're sorry for the people that got hurt, we should have cut off cellphone service but we didn't. we have to protect our passenger safety. >> last night's bart protest lasted three hours but with everything that happened, there was just one alert san francisco text message sent out. that's a service that's supposed to alert people of any issues. kron4's j.r. stone talked with the people who run the system and they siit works well. >> reporter: protests delayed commutes and arrests have become an all too famili

bart no delays. bart, ace, muni and caltrain all on time. bay bridge clear across the upper deck into san francisco. the earlier wind advisory for the san mateo bridge is lifted. back to you. >>> coming in from china today the final pieces for the big bay bridge project. kristy seifkin is on treasure island to explain. >>> reporter: now that the final four pieces of steel are arriving it's sinking in that this new bridge will be a reality soon. those final four pieces will be put together to create actually the deck that the motorist will drive on and that's comprised of 5,000 tons of steel. so as you can magical transconsiders this to be a pretty precious cargo delivery. >> these elements of the bridge have been fabricated in shanghai china by zpmc. we have been fabricating over there for the last four years. >> reporter: now, once those sections of the deck arrive, all of the elements that are needed to finish the bridge will be here in san francisco. in fact, in the next few weeks crews will start lifting up the bridge cables and putting

check out an image that they posted about the bart protest. you can see what it says right here. >> a lot of people left comments some behind the protests and other supporting it like this one. >> let us take the next one, boat this one says... >> for continuing coverage of the bart protest visit our kron4 facebook fan page where posting the latest update you can let us know you think about the protest. >> new at 5:00 p.m. and officer involved shooting leaks to lock down at two schools and a neighborhood, we have the update on the situation in oakland. also, a deadly shooting claims the life of an east bay father where we talk with witnesses who saw the suspect rob and kill the victim. an invasion of the bees in san francisco head. ]s the >> a carjacking, a police chase and officer shoots at a suspect and the police say an east oakland neighborhood has been shut down as they search for two suspects, two of the four suspects have been arrested i will use the big board to zoom in and show the neighborhood that you're talking about the east oakla

bart protesters gathered that civic center bart station. they made their way down market street, heading towards the powell street station. no word of any bart closures right now. everything running as normal but the protesters are on the move. they have been marching here. you can see police, looks next to them walking up the street, staircase here, powell street station. we have been following them. this began at 5:00 that civic center bart station. >> we don't know if the powell street station has been shut down as a result of this. what happened the group "anonymous" asked the protesters to stay above ground. not to go down to the platform. what they were concerned about is the public perception. riders were getting angry their commutes were effected as a result of the protest. this is the third monday in a row they have been protest. tonight's protest started above ground, they marched down market street, briefly shut down market street, and now we are getting word some of them have gone down into the powell street station. >> we want

the same group that hacked into bart's website over the weekend and exposed hundreds of bart riders' names and addresses. they threatened to wage war against bart after they shut cellphone service down. >> they don't want to go on the record who they are. they are more online activists. they have nothing but want their message to spread but using the internet as a way to do that. >> they have been tracking the group since last year. they say they are global but also have ties to the bay area. a blog that reports news about the group say they are fighters for internet freedom. fcc is investigating the decision to shut down cellphone service. they have been in contact with administrators and plans to reach out to passengers, free speech advocates and other interested parties. bart cut power thursday night citing public safety. the agency had learned that demonstrators planned to use social media to organize a protest against police brutality >>> recent protests against bart originally begin after the shooting death of a man in early july. two officers fired their weapons after charles

♪call 1-800-steemer. >>> demonstration at bart station over cell phone black outs by bart and free speechssues. this is a live picture. >> you can see a line of police there. in front of the moving bart train. they were able to stop a train at one point. we're trying to find out what happened to that. but they're getting louder, you can see they're pushing officers right there. so far, it's been peace oofl let's hope it stays that way. and is that is the latest on what zboing on above ground. >> there is a number of protestors right here, gathered at united nations. there a number of people associated with this group. down stair there's is video, these protesters have banners and are standing on this platform, demonstrating peacefully. there are a number of them pretending to talk on cell phones. and there is protest sponsored by the hacker group. this group is angry about bart shut down of cell service last weekend and if we come back out here, the group promised to shut down bart. >> thank you very much. and we're going to continue to cover this for you on abc 7 ababababab >>> now back

>> this bart station is open. asked to us move out of the way so commuters can get by. >> we're getting this information via internet technology. and that is why this is breaking up. we want to bring you these image autos it's the only way to get images and sound out of the station because there is concrete there. we're continuing to stay on top of this >>> how do you know you're getting what you pay for when you buy seafood? often, you don't. and recently some went on a wishing -- fishing expedition and abc 7 was the only station to go along. >> jeff carpenter is shopping for fish. not looking for a good price, what they want is variety. what they want are small species of fish. >> this market is in the central philippine autos a lot of fish. a lot of odor. and a lot of slime as well. >> this is a fellow with with the california academy of sciences. jeff is with the smithsonian. these guys know their fish. >> this is a species i know. >> and sometimes it's tough to well one kind from another. >> there is 70% impo

and according to one of the bart spokes people say many bart riders are angry about what's happening. >> we'll continue to follow this for you on abc 7 ns.com and more in this newscast later on. >> and moving on for the moment two, football fans are still in the hospital after the 49ers, raiders preseason game over the weekend. things just got wild in stands and in the parking lot on saturday. two shootings, a brutal beating and a bunch of fights. and vic lee is live with the latest from the team and from police. vic? >> dan, as you said, it was a brutal game on saturday. not on the field, but in the stands, and in the parking lot. and in this briefing the mayor, ed lee, police chief and jed york, the president and ceo of the niners promised fans they'd beef up patrols here and they say they'll have roving teams to control the flow of alcohol and will stop all tail gating during games and said they will urge the nfl to postpone all preseason games between niners and raiders. >> not pushing and shoving, like fist fights. just throwing punch autos john took his son to the game. probably

employees, safe. >> they're a little hesitant about hopping on bart today. i came out and saw the security so i knew it was okay. >> the public deserves to be safe and in the absence of good decision making from the inside, someone from the outside needs to come in and say what are you doing? >> authorities say yesterday's demonstration was peaceful and only minor damage was reported and no arrests were made. our coverage continues on ktvu.com. you'll find more video from the protest and information about the controversy over bart's cell phone outage last week, just click on the bart protest tab. >>> the heartbroken family of a 3-year-old boy who was shot to death in oakland gathered together to say goodbye. palm bearers wore pictures as they carried his small white coffin, held at st. burn ard's church. today his father offered a message for the community. >> take care of your kids. i'm thankful for what you did, what the community did for my son. >> the family pledged to put an end to violence. >>> two men are in custody with connection with this case. 26-

protest against bart police at the civic center station. the group promises doing this until they have a written apology from bart to cut off cell service. bart is suggesting all their commuters go to their website to find other transportation routes. >>> european markets rose and wall street is poised for a higher opening. asian stocks gave up early gains today as investors dumped riskier assets. good news may be coming soon from libya. experts say if the rebels do take control and be stabilize the country, oil prices are likely to fall. they want to hear what ben bernanke says in a speech on friday in wyoming. the hope is fed will take strong action to prevent the u.s. from slipping back into recession. >> san francisco police are searching for the driver of a hit-and-run that injured a five-year-old boy. witnesses gave officers a description of the vehicle involved in the weekend accident. it's described as an 80s model dark green hatchback with a missing mirror. the driver hit a person in a crosswalk. the boy is expected to be okay. >>>

when bart first began service. >> reporter: bart's spokesperson jim allison says shutting down cell service will be a consideration monday afternoon as well, with anonymous planning a protest at the civic center bart station at rush hour. >> i'm not against protesting because protest brings about change. but people need to be aware of other people. bart riders told us they're concerned some protests are getting out of hand, especially the ones that have stopped train service. they also say the hacking is a major concern. >> it's awakening to be able to know that the powers are out there, that people have the capability and the technology to do it. >> when you start doing things like that, then you start invasion of privacy. it's not really solving the problem. you're affecting others, affecting employees, affecting everyday people. >> reporter: another website, californiaavoid.org was also hacked sunday. californiaavoid is a state-sponsored partnership of law enforcement organizations to prevent drunk driving. the department of homeland security and the fbi are providing resources to bart.

protesters are angry about recent shootings involving bart police.y also are concerned about cutting off cell phone service. police briefly shut down all four stations but did not block cell phone service. >> can you hear me now. as long as we get the compliance we will play as well as we can and that includes leaving cell phone service on. >> there were no arrests or injuries but there were plenty of attention. they captured one angry bart rider who was trying to keep train doors from closing. >>> well the fcc is now launching a federal investigation into bart service and the decision to cut off cell phone service raises questions. >> reporter: they say bart's move was simply unconstitutional and they say it affected everyone at the civic station and they say it was done solely to protect people to ensure their safety in what could have been an unruly protest. they have received complaints and they are now gathering information from bart. federal regulators will look at the right whether they can selectively eliminate cell phone service. they say it

. >> hackers break into bart's web site and link thousands of users information and now bart is calling on the fed and homeland security for a little help. >> unser huston is at the civic bart station where the hackers are planning another protest this evening. >> reporter: that's right, grace. the usual lunchtime crowd out here right now. with the activist group, anonymous, planning their third and final action against bart, which is as you mentioned a planned peaceful protest during the evening commute. that, after hacking into bart's web site over the weekend. >> today, we have witnessed america come alive. we have been watching the actions of san francisco, blocking communication of cell phone devices is unacceptable. >> reporter: they call themselves anonymous but their tactics are anything but. on sunday afternoon, anonymous hacked into the bart social media well site my bart.according and the so-called hackers turned activists posted the names an personal contact information of over 2,000 bart passengers. passengers like kelsey of oakland. >> i think it is a juvenile thing to do

they're planning a second day of protests at bart at 5:00 p.m. at the civic center bart station. in the flier, they regret any inconvenience to commuters but they say they will continue the protest until bart comes up with a formal policy on the cell phone service. >> i have no choice. i ride bart every day. >> which means he will ride out any delays with bart on his ride back home to concord. bart is urging all passengers to consider alternatives for the commute home in light of tonight's planned protest. >> emails across the nation, how dare you cut off the right to speech. >> reporter: bart is bracing for a second day of protests by the group anonymous. anonymous says bart violated the constitution and the right to free speech when it cut cell phone service on its platforms at a protest on august 11. but bart says they did so as a matter of public safety. after the chaos cared by a protest in mid july. >> cell phones can detonate a bomb. there's going to be scenarios when the public is going to be at risk because of a communication device that we consider our first amendment r

bart says it was intended to keep passengers safe. fcc is now reviewing the petition. >> more than 50 families impacted by the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion pushed for answers from the court today. they want a trial to start next year to determine concentration -- compensation for the daniel. but pg&e says it's not been held liable for the blast. thomas is live in san bruno with the story for u us. >>reporter: san bruno family who are suing pg&e say they are still having nightmare as year later. the attorneys say the pg&e is stalling trying to tire out or frustrate the family nasa settling were you the a trial. the attorneys also say that at least one elderly plaintiff has already passed away. bill is one of 53 san bruno family that sued pg&e for last year pipeline explosion and fire. he says the past year has beentor fewer for his wife and 4 children. >> a lot of stress dealing with the issues. dealing with my children this therapy. dealing with my wife in therapy. tl diagnosed with ptsd. >>reporter: today the tern for the fami

the next bart station is powell.ooks like police are trying to keep people and protesters out of the street but traffic appears to be impacted. this part of market is closed for right now. this is a developing situation. we don't know if they will march to powell street. if you have done that walk before, it's a 10 minute walk but it's doable. they have been on the move for a few minutes. we don't have word of any arrests or bart interruption. we have a service from bart where they will send us e-mails if there are shut downs or trains not being allowed to stop. we have not receive word on that so we assume bart is running normally. let's bring in ktvu's ken wayne live on the phone where the action is. tell us what you see. >> reporter: right now san francisco police are in the process of reopening market street between 6ing and 7th -- 6th and 7th. a dozen or so protesters were birching on market street from the -- were marching on market street from civic center bart station where a protesters started chanting on to

bart. we're forced into a decision we had to make in order to protect the safety of our customer ootz customers who became victims are now doing everything to protect their privacy. >> i personally think it's just kind of juvenile for a group to think this is going to make people pay attention to them oo. and bart says the fbi is now investigating yesterday's hacking. and as for that protest that starts in about an hour here officials say they welcome that as long as protesters keep their demonstrations outside of the gates. >> and has bart said, are they going to shut down service again if tonight's protest takes place? >> larry, they've been going back and forth on this since this shut down of cell service. still, bart today is saying that it's not tipping its hand and not going to tell what they plan to do, but again they're not mincing words and officials said today if bart has to shut down service, it will. it's not ruling it out. >> thank you very much. >> and internet security expert

protesters try to throw a wrench in to bart service. this time the riders are getting fed up. >> you are surrounded by people. cops protecting you. >> reporter: we take you inside the protest, show you bart's response and tell you why two were arrested tonight. >> kron 4's reggie kumar shows you what happened. >> reporter: monday's protest organized by "anonymous" was calmer this time around compared to previous demonstrations. about 4 protesters, some wearing masks and holding signs gathered at the civic center bart station. there was a confrontation between a commuter and protester. >> cops protecting you. >> as they walked down market street they chanted no justice, no peace, disband bart police. officers followed their every move. when they stopped at the powell and montgomery street station, one told the crowd bart officers will allow him to speak as long as he doesn't cross the gates. demonstrators are upset over bart cutting cell phone service and the shooting death of charles hill. >> it is unfair the bart police department is a

bart is warning commuters to prepare for a bart protest over a bart shooting and cellphone shut down. police promise to crack down hard. amy hollyfield is live at civic center station in san francisco. >> reporter: today is the day. police are going to move in more quickly today. their actions should than different than last. today is the day that bart riders seem ready to push back. these protests have been happening on mondays and shutting down stations and really causing problems and hassles for commuters. place say the support the right to protest but starting today they are going to aggressively protect the rights of others like bart riders. they are not deterring the protestors. they say they don't take well to threats, but if they had any sympathy or support among bart riders the support is hard to find. this is what we've been hearing a lot of in the last few days. >> i'm tired of the protestors, to be honest with you. i'm usually for freedom of speech. that is fine. when it affects the working class i'm tired of it. why don't they go directly to bart officials, do something w

bart is preparing passengers for a possible afternoon delays due to protestors in san francisco bart station. right now all mass transit is running on time. train number one is on time out of stockton. live shot around san rafael, it's moving well. a lot of cars but no delays. take a look at san jose starts today, 280 is very light but it's early. >>> thanks a lot. time is now 5:38. >> libya reaches a tipping point as rebels storm the capital. they are warning moammar khadafy still remains a danger. >> and interview that could end the sexual assault case against the former head of the imf. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> welcome back. 5:41, world leaders say the end is near for moammar khadafy. they of captured three of his sons. people living in the nation's capital danced and sung this morning. 95% of tripoli has been taken over by rebels. they say they don't know where khadafy is right now but will bring him to justice. they will continue air patrols until all of khadafy forces have surrendered. >> reporter: six months after the libyan revolution begi

now tonight we'll speak to atticus barron of the young turks about crackdowns on social media from bart shutting off cell phone service to the u.k. sentencing to young men to four years for creating facebook pages inciting riots then president obama says that he's going to roll out another jobs plan germany and france are meeting to discuss the euro zone's debt crisis but is all this talk and no real action and is two thousand and eleven starting to look a lot like two thousand and eight would also speak to attend it colonel tony shaffer about the increasing cries about defense cuts will be decided by the congressional super committee well they don't want you to know as that its benefits and pay will probably be on the chopping block instead of expensive weapons programs we're going to have all of that and more for you to night including a dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at what the mainstream media has decided to miss. all right so we have what fifteen months left before the next presidential election that's quite a bit of time and while yes the race does seem to be heat

the person said they did it because they were angry with bart. now they are angry and met with the fbi and they are now investigating. in the mean time they scheduled another protest this one for monday afternoon. dan kerman, kron 4 news. >>> this is the latest in a series of attacks. jr stone on why the attacks are happening and what can be done. >> reporter: a group that risen in popularity. "anonymous." no one person was named as a leader, hacking. in the last week it's been a roll coaster ride for those working with bay area rapid transit. officers have been busy at rallies like this one on monday. the bart website hacked by "anonymous." the database hacked by an unknown source. this cyber attack problem is only getting worse and will only get worse till government and businesses make security a priority. visa, master car and play station have all been hacked. the fbi arrested 14 individuals associated with "anonymous." all believed to have attacked the paypal website. some say the only major u.s. company pursuing online attackers is microsof

>> i am tied to bart and my bicycle so i am stuck. i will ride bart but later. i can see how it will frustrate people. it's frustrating that you have a police force that murders passengers. >> i mean, something has to be done about how this stuff is getting down. can't be using guns. >> i work up here and it's just frustrating, like i have to call somebody to pick me up because it close down the station. i am late to work or home and i have opligations and i am late everywhere because of the protest. >> reporter: bart tells me the agency sent out an alert earlier this month letting passengers know there could be disruptions because of protests all this month. he says that if they receive confirmation this protest is going to happen on monday they will send out another alert to passengers. in san francisco, reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >>> much cooler weather out there today, especially for the inland valleys. upper 70s. antioch hit 87. also cooler through the bay shores, south bay. let's look that difference. temperatures cooler inland. 10 degrees in concord. 10 i

will tran is live at the civic center bart station. >> bart has to fight the court of public opinion. >> i do not want to take sides. they have to do their jobs but people have to prove a point, i did not see the purpose of disrupting the lives of other people trying to get home just to prove a point that the police organizations in the wrong. >> has it affected your life? >> you have to plan around the schedule. i have to check what sights to see if they are planning to have a protest, just to make sure i am scheduling my commute time. >> take a look at what some dealers have to say. -- here is what some of viewers had to say. >> if you would like to add your own comments, join in on this discussion. >> police have another custodsuspect in custody for the murder of the three roles on monday. believe he was the one behind the wheel during the drive by shooting winfrey year-old carlos nava was killed. also a 26 year old is also in custody. prosecutors believe he is the one that pulled the trigger.we john waynewas >> karen craig skalar is live in an ultra economic morality = is expected