in juliette, georgia, radioactive water flows from the tap. these problems may seem unrelated, but with a closer look, these two communities share a common denominator--coal ash, and lots of it. the discovery of coal in the united states dramatically shaped our energy future. today, there is no greater source of power than coal combustion. it's responsible for nearly 40% of our electricity. but burning coal generates waste. it's called coal ash, and every year in the u.s., 130 million tons of it is eated. >> it's the largest industrial waste stream in america. you could fill the boxcars of a freight train that would stretch from new york city to melbourne, australia, with the coal ash that's generated every year in this country. >> thesh contains toxic metals. lead, arsenic, chromium, cadmium, others. and it even has radioactive substances. >> it's these pollutants, many of them known to cause cancer, that have people worried. and the big question is, where are all these toxins ending up? >> there's fly ash and coal dust... we'll go on the fro

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juliette saly has the bloomberg business flash.european market share has reached a five-year low. the company's brands including mass-market and audi fell to 23.4% near registrations in march. -- new registrations in march. it turned to models made by bmw. ipo --market prices valuing the company. the deal race $253 million after 13.3 million shares were sold at $19 each. the company's bankers and investors are looking to and libel -- to enliven the market. only 10 companies all biotech firms have gone public this year marking the slowest start to the year since the last recession. valeant pharmaceuticals is working with investment banks after receiving interest and a number of businesses including -- according to people with knowledge. it might sell non-core assets. the company is working to return to a stable -- after a disastrous eight-month run. rio tinto ceo says iron ores rally from a record low is not sustainable making it -- not sustainable. speaking at an annual meeting in london -- improving demand from china. reportchedul

kpix 5's juliette goodrich with the number of cases we're just learning about today. juliette. >> reporter: well, liz, it's not quite anymore because there's been a 400-page document that's been detailing all of these cases pretty explicitly, too. we're talking about 19 cases over the past few years. this is a letter i'm holding from the dean of the law school. he since stepped down. it was a letter to one of his victims. she said his apology isn't good enough. >> it was like it was on me to resolve the situation and there was no real interest on the university's part to protect me as an employee or even remove the dean from the environment. >> reporter: she was assistant to the law school dean when she says she was sexually harassed. she is on leave now. choudhury stepped down as dean but it still on faculty as uc- berkeley. she and her lawyer have now filed a lawsuit against the former law school dean and the university. >> as the dean of one of the most prestigious law schools in the world, there is no doubt he should have been fired. he knew better. >> reporter: a

let's get the bloomberg first word news with juliette saly. juliette: thanks, guy. standard chartered is seeking to sell $4.4 billion of assets in asia. it is part of plans by the london-based lender to reduce its balance sheet after booking record impairment. china's consumer prices remained buoyant last month on surging food prices. marchdex was at 2.3% in from a year earlier. food prices jumped 7.6%. producer price declines narrowed from a drop of 4.9% in february. the first month on month increase since 2013. face cameron will lawmakers later following a week of scrutiny of his financial affairs after he published tax data in an attempt to demonstrate his integrity. he admitted that his handling of the scandal hadn't been great. >> i could have handled this better. i know there are lessons to learn and i will learn. don't blame number 10 downing street or nameless advisors. blame me. i will learn the lesson. juliette: danny willis has become the first briton to win the masters in 20 years. he claims his major with a brilliant five under par. defending champion j

also with me, juliette cayenne, author, and margaret hoover, sirrius xm host.ottie. that snl skit. >> joining me to talk about it from the tea party news network is donald trump defender scottie nell hughes. >> hi, kate. as a woman, i like donald trump but as a full-blown nut job, i love him. let's watch. >> i've just got to say, isn't my daughter ivanka the best? she's so smart, so talented and what a rack. >> no. okay -- no. so that was beautiful. you're just trying to work it but is it worth it? you put his thing down, flipped it and reversed it. you can't break me, kate, because i'm crazy and crazy don't -- and kate, i know that you agree with me on three things when it comes to trump. one, he is drop-dead gorgeous. >> no. >> two, he is bringing trade back so we can make america great again. and three, he is way better than ted cruz. >> okay. yes. that i do agree on. >> scottie. >> scottie. >> i know you didn't expect it but i hope you're taking this with a good sense of humor because it's "snl". >> absolutely. i mean, come on, some of the best impersonatio

juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> just like juliette said, we are still urged to conserve and water restrictions are still in place. managers will meet later this month. >>> more trouble for u.c. berkeley. last week, the former assistant men's coach of the basketball team resigned and now, two women have come forward accusing an assistant professor of sexual harassment claiming that the investigation into blake wentworth's actions have dragged on too long. we have the latest from cal right now. >> reporter: as the students claim the university is dragging its feet, they filed a claim detailing the allegations. >> we can't perpetuate this any longer. we won't tolerate it. >> reporter: standing in front of the building that the professor they say harassed them still works, they spoke out with their attorneys by their side. >> we call on the others impacted by a culture of intimidation, harassment, and fear of retaliation to come pardon and speak out against a failing system. >> reporter: the berkeley graduate students file aid sexual graduate claim against blake wentworth, the state, and the unive

julia: it is really --juliette: it is weighing on the overall benchmark. we aren't down as much as we were earlier in the session, thanks to that big game coming through in chinese equities. ke 1% loss we saw on the the -- on the nikkei 225. elsewhere, we have seen a big rally coming through in china. actually limiting those losses that we had seen on the regional benchmark. numbers showing the deflation in china is starting to moderate a little. some games coming through in shanghai, which is lifting that index by almost 2% as it comes out of the lunch break. elsewhere, a little bit mixed. generally weaker across the southeast. we have seen those energy plans rally on the back of that big gain that we saw in crude on friday in the u.s. session and as a continues to rise in asia. pretty flat in new zealand as well. just having a look at some of the major stocks we have been watching. illumina in australia, getting its share price down by almost 5%. itsokyo, having one of strongest gains ever. the price of its strings for the first time since they started s

quite a contrast there, don't you think, juliette?> quite a contrast, absolutely. >> 67 in oakland. san jose 72. and santa rosa -- [ pause ] >> 68 degrees. tomorrow morning, we are going to have fog and low clouds along the shoreline. and numbers start out on the chilly side. and that news will be of interest to runners, which we'll tell you about in a minute. but first beach hazard statement are posted through saturday, that's today, through sunday actually. all coastal locations mixed swells 3 to 6 feet. long period swells really have an tendency to pull you offshore so that's why at least a strong rip current hazard at the shore. high pressure is over the west coast. so we get mild weather this weekend. and all of the moisture that you see out there in the pacific is going to be headed up into the pacific northwest. futurecast, we have plenty of fog and low clouds by tomorrow morning. maybe even a little bit of drizzle to terrorize the bay area. but after 8:00 tomorrow morning, it will burnbach to the shoreline and we'll have a per

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kpix 5's juliette goodrich tells us the suspect didn't get very far. >> reporter: this 65-year-old woman who was killed was walking on this sidewalk when this driver came down the road. you can see the skidmarks. then he crashed over the sidewalk into the fence on to the golf course. and as if that's not enough, he continued driving on the golf course to leave his car over by the putting green before he took off. hole 9 on the delta view golf course the scene of a murder investigation. this after the driver of a blue camaro crashed through the golf course fence after hitting and killing a 65-year-old woman who was walking along the sidewalk. >> this driver was driving way too fast for the road conditions here. >> reporter: the woman died at the scene. the driver abandoned his camaro on the golf course and took off. >> the driver fled for at least 100 yards in his vehicle on the golf course before he fled from the vehicle. our officer was able to get that description out to responding officers and he was detained a few blocks away. >> reporter: aroun 7:45 this morning just before the fata

good evening, juliette goodrich pierce >> and i'm brian hackney. the solar impulse 2 has put on quite a show flying over san francisco this afternoon and is close to landing in mountain view. right now crews are on the ground at moffett field getting ready for the arrival, preparing an inflatable hangar. the big problem tonight, the wind part at the moment, pilots are on the ground monitoring the wind. the wind is out of the northwest at 7 miles per hour, that's where the landing has been delayed since the plane appeared over the golden gate this afternoon. you are looking at life feet out of the cockpit and also from the ground as crews are awaiting the landing of the solar impulse 2, after a two day, 26 my hundred mile trip from hawaii. -- to be 600 mile trip from hawaii. it could land anywhere from now until 6 o'clock in the morning. hundreds are learning the strip at moffett field, maria medina has more on why this is significant. >> reporter: it is a historic site many got to witness from the ground in san francisco today, as the pilot circled

good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. the teenagers were swimming near the shore on ocean beach in san francisco when a wave swept them away. according to san francisco fire officials, at least two other people who were with the boys managed to get to shore. those victims were taken to the hospital. we don't have any word at this hour on their conditions. now, the national weather service had issued a beach hazard statement. it was in effect wednesday and thursday. the statement affected and referred to riptides but that beach hazard statement expired last night. that doesn't necessarily mean riptide has expired, as well. we have a crew at ocean beach gathering new details. again, conditions out there have been fairly hazardous all week. as we go back to the beach, they have police tape people keeping back from the scene. we're once again, four people were swept out to the ocean apparently. two were rescued. two have not been seen since. there are rescue crews right there right now trying to find the two other boys who we

april showers, what is it they say, juliette?ver allegedly bring may flowers. >> they allegedly do, but we'll send a team out to investigate. it will dry out later monday, tuesday. so monday, tuesday, look okay later in the day, chance of rain late wednesday. 60 degrees, chance of showers, japantown also in the 60s and temperatures will reflect that we've got overcast much of the day. the giants take on the dodgers in the old ball yard at 1:05. game time temperature will be 57 degrees, cloudy and a few sprinkles. we need some wd40 on our animation. travel weather forecast calling for showers from eureka in the north. you won't escape this by heading out of the bay area. overnight lows tonight, readings in the low 50s, upper 40s. sun-up tomorrow at 19 minutes before 7:00. daytime highs tomorrow in the low to mid-60s. so showery for us tomorrow. monday we dry out. tuesday looks nice and dry. wednesday a few showers will be around the bay by late wednesday, maybe early thursday, some clouds coming in thursday. friday and saturday ne

good evening, i'm juliette >>> ah, the play-off run begins. the warriors taking on the rockets in game one and they certainly didn't disappoint. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. turns out the warriors didn't have much competition from the rockets. and they cruised to a win. kpix 5's andrea nakano is at oracle arena with how the warriors simply dominated. hey, andrea. >> reporter: hi, guys. now, at the end of the see southern, all of the folks was on whether the warriors will get those 73 wins. well, they showed that they did not miss a beat tonight as they played in the first round of the play-offs against the houston rockets. and this game was chippie from the start. steph curry and houston's patrick beverly pushing and shoving both players ended up being teed up there. the physical play didn't intimidate curry. he hit this three in the 2nd quarter giving the "dubs" a 20 point lead but late in the first half, curry rolled his ankle. always a scary sight for warriors fans. he played just three minutes in the second ha

juliette: let's have a look at the korean yuan. up by half of 1%. it was very much expected, that interest rates would be left on hold at 1.5%. we are looking for clues as to whether there will be that cut. it has been a good day for the korean market. it is continuing to hold on to those gains around half a percent. we have malaysia, singapore coming online. we have a strengthening ring get strengthening malaysian ringgit. the yen is back down against the dollar. some solid support coming back through the region. the asx 200 up 1.5%. a flat pick up coming through in new zealand. the kiwi dollar is at its highest level since june. the iron ore prices also rebounded. rio tinto has come through with first quarter iron ore production which was bang in line with estimates. these are some of the companies affected by the earthquake in japan. that also is a reflection of that weaker yen. rishaad: thank you. rio tinto announcing what it calls robust first-quarter production numbers. let's get over to sydney. how is it looking? what makes them so confident?

good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney.ming near the shore on ocean beach in san francisco when a wave swept them away. according to

good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. we have been following this story closely all week and today, a dramatic new turn related to stanislaus petrov. police now say his ex- girlfriend and her child are missing. kpix 5's emily turner has the story. >> reporter: stanislaus petrov first made headlines in november when video surfaced of alameda county deputies beating him up in a san francisco street after a police chase. he since has been arrested several times for various charges and is in jail after the fbi raided a place on teddy street where they say he spend a lot of time and took him into custody. >> i think they are trying to open the house. >> reporter: now petrov's ex- girlfriend dana is missing along with her 17-month-old baby girl. they are reported missing yesterday, the same day he was arrested in the fbi raid for guns and drugs and the same day a shooting happened outside the house that was raided. police will not say whether foul play was involved in the disappearance of dana or her little girl. but they haven

juliette: not a great start to the trading week at all.ikkei 225 hold on to those 3% losses as it comes back online. a lot of those insurers and companies affected by the earthquake have been falling, as well as exporters. we see the yen continue to strengthen. ntn is the worst performer on the nikkei 225. a lot of these oil-producing kong,, similar to hong heavily sold off. 200 is onlythe asx down 2/10 of 1%, that is its first loss in five sessions. drops having its biggest in two years. in terms of how the region is looking, here is the picture. every sector heavily in the red. industrials down by 1.7%. big selling coming through in financials. the regional benchmark coming off those four-month highs. the japanese yen is heavily and focus. -- heavily on a focus. 7.95. holding at 10 the commodity producing currencies coming under pressure as well. the aussie dollar is down by three quarters of 1%, holding at 76.74. angie: japanese prime minister abe has sent more rescue workers to the quake stricken south of the country. japan's worst nat

there's juliette saly. juliette: thank you.ing lower in the morning session, despite reporting annual profit that beat estimates. adjusted operating profit rose by 1.1% to 944 million pounds, compared with estimates of 136 million pounds. the uk's biggest grocer says profits will be held back this year by the cost of improving its product range. its ceo continues his turnaround efforts. jpmorgan has cut 5% of jobs in its wealth management unit as it refocuses on clients with high investment thresholds, according to a person with knowledge of the matter. there were at least 30 job cuts this week, involving mostly relationship managers based in hong kong and singapore. the bank is due to report fourth-quarter earnings at 11:45. peabody energy house voluntarily filed for bankruptcy. trading shares were suspended immediately; all of the min es and offices are expected to operate through the process. no australian entities are included in the filings, and operations in that country are continuing as usual. that's your bloomberg busi

manus: a great roundup from juliette saly in hong kong. have pushed the president a step closer to impeachment. go.mmittee voted for her to rea, arazilian seven-month high on circulation that she reacted. >> this government has run out of atmosphere, has no clinical base, has no credibility. as their own leaders said during a debate, this government does not know to have the dialogue. it is arrogant, authoritarian. in and get aring little bit more perspective. justin, every time we talk about this, we seem one step closer. the momentum is building. what is the likelihood that she will be ousted? justin: the likelihood is 70% probability. that probability appears to be growing. this committee of the lower house yesterday went slightly more in favor of the impeachment continuing the process than we expected. you talked about momentum. that is very much the crucial factor in this whole game. now we have seen the process going to a vote in the lower house it self. the two thirds majority it will need to keep it alive is a foregone kaluz -- for

juliette: it has gone flat now.i market up of 1% on the open, so adding to those gains we have seen across the region. some companies coming straight out of the blocks and hitting that 10% limit on the open. negative,ng, turning some good moves coming through in those oil producers, similar to what we have seen globally. the kospi has pulled back, the korean yuan holding on to those gains for a second section come about the kospi paring back a little. the nikkei 225 still looking good. 1%,asx 200 up for tens of and a good pickup and new zealand, which started the days trade in the red. andets in southeast asia the philippines turning negative. the philippines opening flat. metals in sydney leading the gains, iron ore continued its rally above $62 a metric ton. is overbought at the moment. qantas is oversold. the movers and japan, a rebound in a number of these companies that were affected by the earthquakes over the weekend. sony and kubota and asahi glass coming through at the moment. ok, let's get you back to our

juliette saly is watching this. it is rebalancing?are seeing production decline in the u.s. and other countries, and that is supporting oil prices. futures rose 1.3% on friday, bringing the gain to 1.8%. we have a graph that shows as we see u.s. production decline, it was down for a sixth straight week last week, we see the oil price rise. also seeing production rise in columbia. colombia. we have seen talk of reemergence of another brief talk, and that was in paris on thursday. international agency, they have expected non-opec output to fall by 700,000 barrels a day this year. that would be the sharpest drop in a quarter of a century. at the same time we are hearing from energy companies they are seeing a good downturn as well. the world's largest provider of oil has cut more jobs in the first quarter. invesco telling us that what they are hearing from oil companies is carnage. also we have this coming through on what is helping these oil prices to five-month highs. the number of active oil rigs, that is 343 currently, that is the lo

kpix 5's juliette goodrich on the number of cases that we're learning about today. >> like the churchit was like on me to resolve the situation and there was no real interest on the university's part. >> reporter: tyann was assistant to the law school dean when she says she was sexually harassed. she is on leave now. choudhury stepped down as dean but it still on faculty as uc- berkeley. she and her lawyer have now filed a lawsuit against the former law school dean and the university. >> as the dean of one of the most prestigious law schools in the world, there is no doubt he should have been fired. he knew better. >> reporter: attorney john weiner is speaking out in response to a public document released by the campus office for the prevention of harassment, revealing releasing 17 sexual harassment cases, they date back to 2008. >> it was six tenured faculty members accused of sexual harassment and none of them was fired. >> reporter: the 400-page public document revealed 7 employees were either fired or resigned. others are still working at the university while their cases are being

i'm juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> a woman is behind bars accused of stealing $180,000 from st. ignatius high school in san francisco. police say 52-year-old cynthia mauer was arraigned on embezzlement charges stemming from a parent-run volunteer committee. between 2007 and 2012, she is accused of taking money from a school account she controlled. all the money was raised by the community and students for the school. mauer is facing six counts of embezzle mend and six counts of grand theft. >>> the city of concord could make a decision on a massive development plan tonight but it may not be much of a choice. the city council was set to decide between two competing proposals for the former concord naval weapons station but one of the bids is pulled. the company asked to drop out say it's lost faith in the fairness of the bidding process. that leaves just lennar's proposal for what would be one of the largest real estate projects in northern california. despite all of the controversy, the city says the best move might just be to move ahead with the single bid. >> as we move over t

juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >> the next game will be wednesday at oracle. the tip-off at 7:30 and the warriors could wrap it up then and if necessary, game 6 in houston and game 7 back in oakland. >>> new at 5:00, a suspect is on the loose after a shooting at orange memorial park. witnesses say it started as an altercation and ended up in the park. joe vasquez is there right now. joe, what do we know? >> reporter: investigators are over here on the scene, the scene where two men were shot in front of the orange memorial park recreation building. the police department said it started around 3:00 this afternoon as an altercation that they said was an argument among several men that happened off the property of the park and on the way to it, police say that the men came here and witnesses say they heard gunshots. >> we heard pop, pop, pop. that's it. >> reporter: three shots some. >> yeah, three shots. >> reporter: and then two guys on the ground? >> yes. >> gunfire took place upon police arrival. there were two adult victims located. both had sustained single

one thing juliette said to me yesterday, she's a survivor we spoke to, is that today could have justs easily been a memorial day for her had she not survived this attack. i think that's what's really resonating with students here, it could have easily been them and not just the garissa university students who survived. there is a thinking across kenya universities and indeed across the world that this kind of terror attack could have happened anywhere. here's what a few students we spoke to yesterday had to say about the one-year anniversary since the garissa attack. >> reporter: like many university students, ben is on a journey. different than most. >> i crawled up to the door. that's when i was rescued. and as they were rescuing me, someone from shabab said they were coming in and he shot them. >> reporter: shot by terrorists on a attack on his university, ben remained silent. one year after suffering debilitating injuries, ben is moving again. >> i'm able to work. currently i am using a bicycle. i cannot walk for very long distance, but i can run, i can play, i can do very many t

juliette: nestle posted revenues that beat first-quarter estimates. 3.6ts had expected percent rise. despite the beat, the first quarter growth rate is the slowest since 2009 as they struggle to get consumers interested in frozen pizzas and convenience meals. union labor reported first-quarter sales and line with estimates with the gains in laundry detergent offsetting falling prices in europe. underlying sales increased 4.7% compared with analysts estimates . the family said thursday that consumer demand remained fragile and volume growth slowed in the quarter. a takeover ofe the canadian tv distributive. according to people with knowledge of the situation, the london-based broadcaster has talk about a possible deal with the firm which distributed oscar-winning "spotlight." both -- through representatives from both companies declined comment. guy: let's turn from media to the oil markets. a 50-50 chance that russia and saudi arabia will agree to freeze output sunday. either way, they don't anticipate many impact on the supply. yet into this meeting w

>> reporter: juliette, that's never a good sign, now the boys have been out in the water almost seven hours, it's cold, dark, and the coast guard says it doesn't look good for them. hope for the survival of two teens faded with the sun off ocean beach. they, and three of their friends were swept out to sea this afternoon, after 4:00 p.m. >> observed all five, locking arms, and walk out into the surf. and at that point, something happened with the water, with the waves, and they all became in distress. >> reporter: three teens could swim and made it back. the two others most likely will not be ok. >> if they were big, strong guys with wet suits, you know, we would, you know, maybe there's some hope there. but this is a difficult case. >> reporter: the coast guard and fire department suspended the operation after four hours searching for the boys by air and sea, the families forced to face the unbearable. this the is 12th rescue 24 year at ocean beach, they hope it will serve as a warning of what mother nature can do. >> we've had a few around here lately, and it's because of the violen

i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. joe vazquez is in san francisco and just spoke to the missing girl's aunt. >> san francisco police are scouring the city in what they're calling an urgent search for the 2-year-old girl. her mother was discovered, her body was, on friday. >> i hope that we find her and get her back to family. >> reporter: family and friends of nicky fitts are horrified she was murdered. now there's concern something might have happened to her 2-year-old daughter arianna. >> i'm trying to stay positive that we'll see her again safely. mostly i'm just scared that she's out there and we don't know where she is and want her home. >> reporter: the police won't elaborate on the circumstances of nicky's murder, only saying her body was found friday, but they say the fact that a murder victim's young daughter is missing makes them extremely worried something might also have happened to the little girl. >> she's 2 years old. the world is very large to a 2-year-old. don't have information on who she may be with

. >> i'm juliette goodrich. the search is on for those who stole things meant to benefit sick children. joe vazquez is live now >> reporter: officials with the make a wish foundation tell me the burglars broke into their headquarters here through the emergency exit. dren ... kids battling diseases who come here to ma wish come true. this is the he batkid phenomenon ... the video surveillance shows two people going up the back share case, one wearing a -- staircase, one wearing a hat, another a hoodie. the person in glasses appears to urge on the other. they finally go up the staircase and ransack the san francisco offs of the make a wish foundation -- offices of the make a wish foundation. >> there's photos of the children all over everywhere you look. how they could come in here and do this, i just don't understand. >> reporter: this is the office that launched the batkid phenomenon, the child whose dream to be a superhero enraptured this city. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: giants outfielder hunter pen

. >> and i'm juliette goodrich. more than 200 people are dead after the huge earthquake rocked parts of ecuador. it struck yesterday near the central coast of that country. and cbs reporter craig boswell shows us rescuers are struggling to reach those trapped underneath mountains of concrete. >> reporter: video from inside a store captured the moment a magnitude 7.8 earthquake hit about 100 miles from quito, the capital of ecuador. shoppers screamed as items were thrown to the ground. officials say more than 230 people were killed and the death toll could rise. rescue crews are struggling to reach people trapped under piles of debris. but a glimmer of hope. applause erupted when a young boy was pulled from the rubble alive. officials say it's the strongest quake to hit ecuador in decades and the destruction is widespread. entire neighborhoods made from cheaply constructed brick and concrete were leveled. buildings crumbled on top of cars. an overpass in the largest city buckled, hampering rescue efforts. over 100 af

i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. the shooting happened at an arco gas station in alameda. employees say the man with the gun had caused trouble before. kpix 5's joe vasquez is live tonight. >> two people shot here in a popular stretch of park street in alameda, an area normally safe, not the case last night. the violence started just before 11:00 last night. a man who employees recognized as someone who had painted graffiti on the gas station earlier in the day walked in to the store last night. the clerk told him he should leave, which he did. the two employees who were here last night said the man came right back and shot two of their work mates in the parking lot. >> like two continuous, then one take a second. >> reporter: the manager identified the employees as been i'm goitem known as beanie. >> i heard beanie like ahh, got shot in his leg. so i moved this way, i find him holding his chest and saying call 911. >> leo is holding his chest. beanie was shot in the leg. >> he told me leo and beanie got shot. we cal

in berkeley juliette goodrich kpix 5. >>> authorities are trying to figure out why a man barricaded himself inside a car near the capital building for about two hours. he surrendered to police a short time ago. patrol cars swat vehicles and caution tape blocked off the area. businesses were evacuated as a precaution. capital police say the building is not unlocked and at this time. >>> in san jose a pedestrian was struck and killed by of eta. this happened about two hours ago. real trains showed it stopped before it entered the intersection. service will be affected but classes will transport passengers into the area. it is unclear if the victim was in the crosswalk at the time of the crash. >>> two are very warm weather a live look right now at san jose where it is 87 degrees. we're talking record-breaking. >> chief meteorologist paul deanno is outside. the sharks are taking on the kings in the stanley cup playoffs and the level will be seeking the ice out there. >> reporter: nothing says i socking like a record-breaking afternoon hitting 90 degrees. that is what happened in san jose and w

. >> i'm juliette goodrich. two people are dead and 35 injured after an amtrak train derailed this morning. it happened just outside of philadelphia in the town of chester, pennsylvania. reporter chris van clete is on the scene. >> reporter: amtrak says its train 89 was traveling from new york, to savannah, georgia when it struck a back hoe on the tracks. >> our windows busted out. some people were cut up. it was just dust everywhere. >> reporter: the train was packed with 341 passengers. nearly three dozen people from the train were taken to area hospitals. their injuries were described as not life-threatening. >> we had two deceased, but they were not passengers on the train. >> reporter: the accident halted service along the portion of amtrak's heavily traveled northeast corridor on one of the railroad's busiest travel days. residents heard the commotion and ran outside to see what happened. >> i can't imagine somebody's husband, father, brother going to work maybe last night and to know they won't come home

i am juliette goodrich.>> i am brian hackney. at least three people have been hit by bb gun shots. emily turner is live in san leandro where peace -- police are on high alert looking for the shooters.>> reporter: some people might think it's a bb gun, kids toy, not a big deal. it certainly is a big deal because they have already injured those three people that were hit. police are worried of the possibility something worse might happen. police need your help figuring out who is driving in this video and who the person is shooting out windows with a bb gun. now police say they have begun shooting people.>> yes, it's a bb gun, but it doesn't take away that vision in your head of someone standing out on your driveway shooting. >> it was surreal.>> reporter: this woman did not want to show her face but has had her car when this destroyed by vandals three-time. these men are responsible a for vandalizing 100 these men are responsible a for vandalizing 125 cars, causing over $65,000 worth of damage. orr these are not burglaries. there accident vandalism destroying property. >> reporter:

i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. joe vazquez is in san francisco and just spoke to the missing girl's aunt. >> san francisco police are scouring the city in what they're calling an urgent search for the 2-year-old

. >> and i'm juliette goodrich. with increasing demand, cal train often runs full peak time, leaving no space to squeeze in passengers, let alone those with bikes. joe vazquez is live with cal train's new solution. >> 60,000 people per day, and that's more than 100%. first one involved, bicyclists. up until recently, up until today, they haven't been able t accommodate as many bikes as people would like for them to do. starting tomorrow morning they're going to add some space going from being able to carry 48 bikes per train to 72. that means bike riders might not be told to wait for the next train as has been happening lately. with more space for bikes, potentially fewer people could choose to drive their cars, so says the silicon valley bicycle coalition. >> this is a win for everybody, not just bicyclists. it means that if folks can use the train with their bikes, they're not going to be on the roads clogging the streets. >> the other big change is a schedule adjustment. with more riders, each train has been taki

in berkeley juliette goodrich, kpix5. they were humiliated when conductors kicked them the train for being too lou details of the settlement -- have not been disclosed. >>> tonight a settlement in the discrimination lawsuit the napa valley wine train. the women claimed they were humiliated when conductors kicked them off the train for being too loud, details not disclosed. stian union ca >>> meanwhile a religious group is suing the city of san francisco to get those open air urinals removed. the san francisco chinese christian union calls them offensive and grossly unseemly and claim they don't meet plumbing codes and aren't user friendly for women or people in wheelchairs. >>> expect to see a lot more police at golden gate park this wednesday weeding out 4-20 troublemakers. the annual pot smoking holiday has become a huge headache for neighbors. this year the city is making some changes which include closing streets, rerouting muni, adding porta-potties and organizing the clean-up. >>> talk about timeless really, a new c