alan wang is live at the school with the latest on the search. alan? >> dan, the search ended earlier tonight but this is where it all began. the sheriff's department says it is very impressed with how quickly this community mobilized itself. as the last searchers trickled in, there was still no sign of connor sullivan. >> a lot of people had heard the news of the missing student, but nobody had seen him. >> more than 250 volunteers searched for the 17-year-old three-sport athlete in cupertino. connor was last seen monday morning around 10:00. >> i just want him to come home. i just want my baby home. >> connor's parents say he doesn't have a car cash, credit cards or a driver's license. his cell phone has been turned off. >> connor! >>> as the call for help went

alan wang stopped off at the coffee shop. >> it shutdown early along with several other area stores. they just didn't have a way to accept debit cards or credit cards. if you didn't have cash you couldn't buy your coffee. you know how some people get. >> this is a grande half calf one pump. >> caramel mac yaw dough with soy. >> they got serious after a computer glitch at every company operated starbucks in the u.s. in canada. >> i get upset because i need coffee every day. >> starbucks says it was not a hack. the outage was caused by a computer failure during a deally system refresh -- daily system retresh. many of them closed early. >> there is a lot of frustrated people trying to get coffee. especially those who don't have cash on them. >> but some customers without cash say they got free coffee at this starbucks at owens and 16th in san francisco. starbucks's other stores were affected. >> what does that say to you? >> that we are highly reliant on our communication systems. >> one of the only bright spots is the free wi-fi still worked. alan wang abc7 news. >> the fatal police sh

abc7 news reporter alan alan wang has the story. >> there is a fear that all of our neighbors are scared even when they get a letter on the door that it will be eviction and rent increase. everyone is living in fear. >> the represent at this apartment complex on second street has sky rocketed as high as 90% ever since the new property owner took over and the tenants are afraid of retaliation for speaking out. >> it is really hard to find housing. we are really struggling. >> this man says he is moving after the lease on his two-bedroom unit went from $1300 to $2200 a month. >> residents say high represents have forced out 12 tenants here including this one who was evicted. the apartment owners did not respond to our request for an interview. they say without rent control laws landlords can raise the rates as high as they want. >> it is something we can take action and we can have rent control and just cause in every community. >> it would require a rent control board to monitor the rent control law. >> you need a whole body to process all of that. that's money that we don't have. >> the

alan wang has the story for us. i first met phil thomas when he dumped a bucket of ice water for the als ice bucket challenge. his wife was diagnosed with als or lieu lou gehrig's disease. she needs a specialized van to get around. >> it is a quality life issue. >> on monday kay's van was stolen and today abc7 put the word out during our midday newscast. >> i just memorized the brief description. >> the license plate and the description matched the van in his apartment complex in fremont. >> i have a tendency to know which cars fit in this neighborhood and that wasn't wuch -- wasn't one of them. >> the thomass have this to pass on. >> thank you. you have made the day for us, both my wife and myself. >> the van was trashed and the hydrolic lift and the other features were damaged so another good samaritan stepped in. classic vans of hey vard -- of hayward stepped in. several viewers called in and offered their advance too. >> now a days not everyone would do that. i can appreciate that more than i can say. >> it show

alan wang is live at the school with the latest on the search. alan? the search ended earlier tonight but this is where it all began. the sheriff's department says it is veryimpressed with how quickly this community mobilized itself. as the last searchers trickled in, there was still no sign of connor sullivan. >> a lot of people had heard the news of the missing student, but nobody had seen him. >> more than 250 volunteers searched for the 17-year-old three-sport athlete in cupertino. connor was last seen monday morning around 10:00. >> i just want him to come home. i just want my baby home. >> connor's parents say he doesn't have a car cash, credit cards or a driver's license. his cell phone has been turned off. >> connor! >>> as the call for help went out, volunteers began combing the stevens creek dam and reservoir, but there is a glimpse of hope. the santa clara county sheriff's department believe connor is not a victim of crime. >> we haven't determined foul play. we don't know of any foul play. it is suspicious because he has never ran away befo

abc7 news reporter alan alan wang has the story. >> there is a fear that all of our neighbors are scared even when they get a letter on the door that it will be eviction and rent increase. everyone is living in fear. >> the represent at this apartment complex on second street has sky rocketed as high as 90% ever since the new property owner took over and the tenants are afraid of retaliation for speaking out. >> it is really hard to find housing. we are really struggling. >> this man says he is moving after the lease on his two-bedroom unit went from $1300 to $2200 a month. >> residents say high represents have forced out 12 tenants here including this one who was evicted. the apartment owners did not respond to our request for an interview. they say without rent control laws landlords can raise the rates as high as they want. >> it is something we can take action and we can have rent control and just cause in every community. >> it would require a rent control board to monitor the rent control law. >> you need a whole body to process all of that. that's money that we don't have. >> the

alan wang with the details. >> there will be no service -- >> bart will be installing these new pads under a thousand feet of track between the fruit veil and coliseum stations. that means passengers will have to take an ac transit bus shuttle between the two stations causing 30 to 60-minute delays. >> when i heard about it i had other plans. stay put. >> the work will take place over 11 weekends from now until august 16th. the biggest detour of passengers is expected during five oakland athletics home games. thousands of baseball fans rely on bart to get to the coliseum. >> it will be too complicated. you have to keep things simple for me. >> it sucks to pay the parking. >> that's not very good. i don't know. maybe i will take uber. who knows? >> we are also waiting for the nba to come out with the playoff schedule. the warriors will be in the playoffs and we want to make sure we don't conflict with their home playoff games. >> bart will use 12 buss to begin with. >> the fruit veil and coliseum bart stations goes into affect for the first time this sunday and it should give bart a b

>>al wren wong is live in -- alan wang is live in livermore with the latest. alan? >> ama and dan it hpped along this trail that sees a lot of traffic from employees at the lawrence livermore national labs about five minutes away. what is alarming is it happened during a very busy time of day. it was around this time yesterday just before 6:00 p.m. when a scruffy looking man ambushed and sexually assaulted a jogger. it happened on the arroyo trail. >> the suspect came at her from behind and was able to grab her. >> i i am really disturbed this happened in broad daylight at a time frame when a lot of people are on the trail. >> there were no witnesses to the attack. today investigators searched for more evidence on the trail lined with homes. it is the fourth sexual assault on the same trail in three years. >> we can't rule out they are all connected and we don't have a common denominator to connect them all other than the location. >> i we should feel free and safe to go for a jog with our -- listening to our music without being raped. >> we tell our daughter to mak

in walnut creek, alan wang abc7 news. >>> well we got some nice rain and nice weather. we needed it desperately. >> we did. sand yaw -- sandhya patel is here to tell us if we are done with the rain or if it is coming around again. >> we are not done yet. as we look at live doppler 7hd i want to show you what is popping up. a few showers off the coast. some in the east bay. they move from oakland to the san leandro area and toward pleasanton and livermore. light returns there at this hour. in the sierra nevada the snow is winding down. there is still a winter storm warning in the high country until midnight tonight. so far kirkwood is reporting a foot and a half at the highest elevations. there were thunderstorms and some areas picked up quite a bit of hail. as you can see there this is from our very own david louie have the san jose area. you can see the hail shafts and a rainbow. a pretty cool picture there. thanks for the photos and the temperatures right now. they are dropping. it is a cold storm that has passed through and we are seeing post frontal showers and it i

abc7 news reporter alan wang is live at the walnut creek bart station thought far from where they died. alan? >> that's right, dan. this happened during that bart strike two years ago when managers were learning how to operate the trains in case of an extended walkout. the the train had just passed through this wall -- walnut creek bart station barreling toward the two employees on the track. >> the train was going 68 miles per hour when it plowed into the two bart employees killing them instantly. five seconds before the crash the operator shouted "lookout! no! no! no!." in a newly released report the national transportation safety board said it was the victim's responsibility to assign one person as a lookout while the other person worked on the track. it happened during the heat of the 2013 bart strike. managers were teaching other managers to drive the trains and another manager was working on the track with a contract engineer. >> they are electric trains and they don't make a lot of noise. >> chris finn is the president of amalgamated iewnen why 1555. he says the real cause of th

in walnut creek, alan wang abc7 news. >>> well we got some nice ra and nice weather. we needed it desperately. >> we did. sand yaw -- sandhya patel is here to tell us if we are done with the rain or if it is coming around again. >> we are not done yet. as we look at live doppler 7hd i want to show you what is popping up. a few showers off the coast. some in the east bay. they move from oakland to the san leandro area and toward pleasanton and livermore. light returns there at this hour. in the sierra nevada the snow is winding down. there is still a winter storm warning in the high country until midnight tonight. so far kirkwood is reporting a foot and a half at the highest elevations. there were thunderstorms and some areas picked up quite a bit of hail. as you can see there this is from our very own david louie have the san jose area. you can see the hail shafts and a rainbow. a pretty cool picture there. thanks for the photos and the temperatures right now. they are dropping. it is a cold storm that has passed through and we are seeing post frontal showers and it i

live from the newsroom, alan wang, abc7 news. >> alan, thank you. >>> new twists and turns tonight in a bizarre kidnapping case. an attorney for denise hoskins' boy trend have proof the kidnappers broke into the home and took her. he sent abc7 news two pictures of drill holes in their house. the attorney said this is where they entered the home. she was reported missing march 23rd. police did an extensive search with no luck. then on the 25th she showed up in southern california. police call this an orchestrated event. since then "the chronicle" has received a series of e-mails from the alleged kidnappers. they originally demanded an apology by police for calling it a hoax and threatened retaliation and today they backtracked in a new e-mail saying police don't deserve to be targeted even when they make mistakes. the kidnappers say they were a gentlemen criminal group who use drones to help burglarize mayor island. they were looking at kidnapping as a more lucrative crime. >>> the national park service is searching for a long-term home for th alcatraz ferry. keeping it at its current

>>al wren wong is live in -- alan wang is live in livermore with the latest. alan? >> ama and dan it hpped along this trail that sees a lot of traffic from employees at the lawrence livermore national labs about five minutes away. what is alarming is it happened during a very busy time of day. it was around this time yesterday just before 6:00 p.m. when a scruffy looking man ambushed and sexually assaulted a jogger. it happened on the arroyo trail. >> the suspect came at her from behind and was able to grab her. >> i i am really disturbed this happened in broad daylight at a time frame when a lot of people are on the trail. >> there were no witnesses to the attack. today investigators searched for more evidence on the trail lined with homes. it is the fourth sexual assault on the same trail in three years. >> we can't rule out they are all connected and we don't have a common denominator to connect them all other than the location. >> i we should feel free and safe to go for a jog with our -- listening to our music without being raped. >> we tell our daughter to mak

alan wang stopped off at the coffee shop. >> it shutdown early along with several other area stores. they just didn't have a way to accept debit cards or credit cards. if you didn't have cash you couldn't buy your coffee. you know how some people get. >> this is a grande half calf one pump. >> caramel mac yaw dough with soy. >> they got serious after a computer glitch at every company operated starbucks in the u.s. in canada. >> i get upset because i need coffee every day. >> starbucks says it was not a hack. the outage was caused by a computer failure during a deally system refresh -- daily system retresh. many of them closed early. >> there is a lot of frustrated people trying to get coffee. especially those who don't have cash on them. >> but some customers without cash say they got free coffee at this starbucks at owens and 16th in san francisco. starbucks's other stores were affected. >> what does that say to you? >> that we are highly reliant on our communication systems. >> one of the only bright spots is the free wi-fi still worked. alan wang abc7 news. >> the fatal police sh

in walnut creek, alan wang abc7 news. >>> well we got some nice rain and nice weather. we needed it desperately. >> we did. sand yaw -- sandhya patel is here to tell us if we are done with the rain or if it is coming around again. >> we are not done yet. as we look at live doppler 7hd i want to show you what is popping up. a few showers off the coast. some in the east bay. they move from oakland to the san leandro area and toward pleasanton and livermore. light returns there at this hour. in the sierra nevada the snow is winding down. there is still a winter storm warning in the high country until midnight tonight. so far kirkwood is reporting a foot and a half at the highest elevations. there were thunderstorms and some areas picked up quite a bit of hail. as you can see there this is from our very own david louie have the san jose area. you can see the hail shafts and a rainbow. a pretty cool picture there. thanks for the photos and the temperatures right now. they are dropping. it is a cold storm that has passed through and we are seeing post frontal showers and it i

live from the newsroom, alan wang, abc7 news. >> alan, thank you. >>> new twists and turns tonight in a bizarre kidnapping case. an attorney for denise hoskins' boy trend have proof the kidnappers broke into the home and took her. he sent abc7 news two pictures of drill holes in their house. the attorney said this is where they entered the home. she was reported missing march 23rd. police did an extensive search with no luck. then on the 25th she showed up in southern california. police call this an orchestrated event. since then "the chronicle" has received a series of e-mails from the alleged kidnappers. they originally demanded an apology by police for calling it a hoax and threatened retaliation and today they backtracked in a new e-mail saying police don't deserve to be targeted even when they make mistakes. the kidnappers say they were a gentlemen criminal group who use drones to help burglarize mayor island. they were looking at kidnapping as a more lucrative crime. >>> the national park service is searching for a long-term home for th alcatraz ferry. keeping it at its current

abc7 news reporter alan alan wang has the story. >> there is a fear that all of our neighbors are scared even when they get a letter on the door that it will be eviction and rent increase. everyone is living in fear. >> the represent at this apartment complex on second street has sky rocketed as high as 90% ever since the new property owner took over and the tenants are afraid of retaliation for speaking out. >> it is really hard to find housing. we are really struggling. >> this man says he is moving after the lease on his two-bedroom unit went from $1300 to $2200 a month. >> residents say high represents have forced out 12 tenants here including this one who was evicted. the apartment owners did not respond to our request for an interview. they say without rent control laws landlords can raise the rates as high as they want. >> it is something we can take action and we can have rent control and just cause in every community. >> it would require a rent control board to monitor the rent control law. >> you need a whole body to process all of that. that's money that we don't have. >> the

alan wang stopped off at the coffee shop. >> it shutdown early along with several other area stores. they just didn't have a way to accept debit cards or credit cards. if you didn't have cash you couldn't buy your coffee. you know how some people get. >> this is a grande half calf one pump. >> caramel mac yaw dough with soy. >> they got serious after a computer glitch at every company operated starbucks in the u.s. in canada. >> i get upset because i need coffee every day. >> starbucks says it was not a hack. the outage was caused by a computer failure during a deally system refresh -- daily system retresh. many of them closed early. >> there is a lot of frustrated people trying to get coffee. especially those who don't have cash on them. >> but some customers without cash say they got free coffee at this starbucks at owens and 16th in san francisco. starbucks's other stores were affected. >> what does that say to you? >> that we are highly reliant on our communication systems. >> one of the only bright spots is the free wi-fi still worked. alan wang abc7 news. >> the fatal police sh

alan wang has the story for us.cket of ice water for the als ice bucket challenge. his wife was diagnosed with als or lieu lou gehrig's disease. she needs a specialized van to get around. >> it is a quality life issue. >> on monday kay's van was stolen and today abc7 put the word out during our midday newscast. >> i just memorized the brief description. >> the license plate and the description matched the van in his apartment complex in fremont. >> i have a tendency to know which cars fit in this neighborhood and that wasn't wuch -- wasn't one of them. >> the thomass have this to pass on. >> thank you. you have made the day for us, both my wife and myself. >> the van was trashed and the hydrolic lift and the other features were damaged so another good samaritan stepped in. classic vans of hey vard -- of hayward stepped in. several viewers called in and offered their advance too. >> now a days not everyone would do that. i can appreciate that more than i can say. >> it shows how caring people and more than a little c

alan wang with the details. >> there will be no service -- >> bart will be installing these new pads under a thousand feet of track between the fruit veil and coliseum stations. that means passengers will have to take an ac transit bus shuttle between the two stations causing 30 to 60-minute delays. >> when i heard about it i had other plans. stay put. >> the work will take place over 11 weekends from now until august 16th. the biggest detour of passengers is expected during five oakland athletics home games. thousands of baseball fans rely on bart to get to the coliseum. >> it will be too complicated. you have to keep things simple for me. >> it sucks to pay the parking. >> that's not very good. i don't know. maybe i will take uber. who knows? >> we are also waiting for the nba to come out with the playoff schedule. the warriors will be in the playoffs and we want to make sure we don't conflict with their home playoff games. >> bart will use 12 buss to begin with. >> the fruit veil and coliseum bart stations goes into affect for the first time this sunday and it should give bart a b

>>al wren wong is live in -- alan wang is live in livermore with the latest. alan? >> ama and dan it hpped along this trail that sees a lot of traffic from employees at the lawrence livermore national labs about five minutes away. what is alarming is it happened during a very busy time of day. it was around this time yesterday just before 6:00 p.m. when a scruffy looking man ambushed and sexually assaulted a jogger. it happened on the arroyo trail. >> the suspect came at her from behind and was able to grab her. >> i i am really disturbed this happened in broad daylight at a time frame when a lot of people are on the trail. >> there were no witnesses to the attack. today investigators searched for more evidence on the trail lined with homes. it is the fourth sexual assault on the same trail in three years. >> we can't rule out they are all connected and we don't have a common denominator to connect them all other than the location. >> i we should feel free and safe to go for a jog with our -- listening to our music without being raped. >> we tell our daughter to mak

alan wang is live at the san leandro police department. it was that city's police officers who fired the shots. >> dan and ama the police department is conducting the internal investigation to determine if the officer followed policy when he opened fire. the oakland police department will be the lead investigators because this happened in oakland. it was a part of oak ranked where neighbors say they see a lot of criminal activity. a san leandro plain clothed officers fired several shots at the woman driving this honda as it rammed his white pick up truck. >> the area that this officer involved shooting took place is at a dead end street. >> it happened just across the border on 105th street where san leandro cops arrested two burglary suspects the day before. at least 12 officers were back in the neighborhood today making more arrests. >> one of the officers discovered a stolen vehicle. as they attempted to stop the stolen vehicle, that vehicle rammed into the officer's vehicle. >> the officer fired multiple shots into the car wounding the

abc7 news reporter alan wang is live at the walnut creek bart station thought far from where they died>> that's right, dan. this happened during that bart strike two years ago when managers were learning how to operate the trains in case of an extended walkout. the the train had just passed through this wall -- walnut creek bart station barreling toward the two employees on the track. >> the train was going 68 miles per hour when it plowed into the two bart employees killing them instantly. five seconds before the crash the operator shouted "lookout! no! no! no!." in a newly released report the national transportation safety board said it was the victim's responsibility to assign one person as a lookout while the other person worked on the track. it happened during the heat of the 2013 bart strike. managers were teaching other managers to drive the trains and another manager was working on the track with a contract engineer. >> they are electric trains and they don't make a lot of noise. >> chris finn is the president of amalgamated iewnen why 1555. he says the real cause of the fatal

alan wang with the details. >> there will be no service -- >> bart will be installing these new pads under a thousand feet of track between the fruit veil and coliseum stations. that means passengers will have to take an ac transit bus shuttle between the two stations causing 30 to 60-minute delays. >> when i heard about it i had other plans. stay put. >> the work will take place over 11 weekends from now until august 16th. the biggest detour of passengers is expected during five oakland athletics home games. thousands of baseball fans rely on bart to get the coliseum. >> it will be too complicated. you have to keep things simple for me. >> it sucks to pay the parking. >> that's not very good i don't know. maybe i will take uber. who knows? >> we are also waiting for the nba to come out with the playoff schedule. the warriors will be in the playoffs and we want to make sure we don't conflict with their home playoff games. >> bart will use 12 buss to begin with. >> the fruit veil and coliseum bart stations goes into affect for the first time this sunday and it should give bart a bette

alan wang has the story for us. i first met phil thomas when he dumped a bucket of ice water for the als ice bucket challenge. his wife was diagnosed with als or lieu lou gehrig's disease. she needs a specialized van to get around. >> it is a quality life issue. >> on monday kay's van was stolen and today abc7 put the word out during our midday newscast. >> i just memorized the brief description. >> the license plate and the description matched the van in his apartment complex in fremont. >> i have a tendency to know which cars fit in this neighborhood and that wasn't wuch -- wasn't one of them. >> the thomass have this to pass on. >> thank you. you have made the day for us, both my wife and myself. >> the van was trashed and the hydrolic lift and the other features were damaged so another good samaritan stepped in. classic vans of hey vard -- of hayward stepped in. several viewers called in and offered their advance too. >> now a days not everyone would do that. i can appreciate that more than i can say. >> it show

alan wang is live at the san leandro police department. it was that city's police officers who fired the shots. >> dan and ama the police department is conducting the internal investigation to determine if the officer followed policy when he opened fire. the oakland police department will be the lead investigators because this happened in oakland. it was a part of oak ranked where neighbors say they see a lot of criminal activity. a san leandro plain clothed officers fired several shots at the woman driving this honda as it rammed his white pick up truck. >> the area that this officer involved shooting took place is at a dead end street. >> it happened just across the border on 105th street where san leandro cops arrested two burglary suspects the day before. at least 12 officers were back in the neighborhood today making more arrests. >> one of the officers discovered a stolen vehicle. as they attempted to stop the stolen vehicle, that vehicle rammed into the officer's vehicle. >> the officer fired multiple shots into the car wounding the

abc7 news reporter alan wang is live at the walnut creek bart station thought far from where they died this happened during that bart strike two years ago when managers were learning how to operate the trains in case of an extended walkout. the the train had just passed through this wall -- walnut creek bart station barreling toward the two employees on the track. >> the train was going 68 miles per hour when it plowed into the two bart employees killing them instantly. five seconds before the crash the operator shouted "lookout! no! no! no!." in a newly released report the national transportation safety board said it was the victim's responsibility to assign one person as a lookout while the other person worked on the track. it happened during the heat of the 2013 bart strike. managers were teaching other managers to drive the trains and another manager was working on the track with a contract engineer. >> they are electric trains and they don't make a lot of noise. >> chris finn is the president of amalgamated iewnen why 1555. he says the real cause of the fatal accident is the cultu

live from the newsroom, alan wang, abc7 news. >> alan, thank you. >>> new twists and turns tonight in bizarre kidnapping case. an attorney for denise hoskins' boy trend have proof the kidnappers broke into the home and took her. he sent abc7 news two pictures of drill holes in their house. the attorney said this is where they entered the home. she was reported missing march 23rd. police did an extensive search with no luck. then on the 25th she showed up in southern california. police call this an orchestrated event. since then "the chronicle" has received a series of e-mails from the alleged kidnappers. they originally demanded an apology by police for calling it a hoax and threatened retaliation and today they backtracked in a new e-mail saying police don't deserve to be targeted even when they make mistakes. the kidnappers say they were a gentlemen criminal group who use drones to help burglarize mayor island. they were looking at kidnapping as a more lucrative crime. >>> the national park service is searching for a long-term home for th alcatraz ferry. keeping it at its current si

alan wang is live at the school with the latest on the search. alan? >> dan, the search ended earlier tonight but this is where it all began. the sheriff's department says it is very impressed with how quickly this community mobilized itself. as the last searchers trickled in, there was still no sign of connor sullivan. >> a lot of people had heard the news of the missing student, but nobody had seen him. >> more than 250 volunteers searched for the 17-year-old three-sport athlete in cupertino. connor was last seen monday morning around 10:00. >> i just want him to come home. i just want my baby home. >> connor's parents say he doesn't have a car cash, credit cards or a driver's license. his cell phone has been turned off. >> connor! >>> as the call for help went out, volunteers began combing the stevens creek dam and reservoir, but there is a glimpse of hope. the santa clara county sheriff's department believe connor is not a victim of crime. >> we haven't determined foul play. we don't know of any foul play. it is suspicious because he has never ran

alan wang is live at the san leandro police department. it was that city's police officers who fired the shots. >> dan and ama the police department is conducting the internal investigation to determine if the officer followed policy when he opened fire. the oakland police department will be the lead investigators because this happened in oakland. it was a part of oak ranked where neighbors say they see a lot of criminal activity. a san leandro plain clothed officers fired several shots at the woman driving this honda as it rammed his white pick up truck. >> the area that this officer involved shooting took place is at a dead end street. >> it happened just across the border on 105th street where san leandro cops arrested two burglary suspects the day before. at least 12 officers were back in the neighborhood today making more arrests. >> one of the officers discovered a stolen vehicle. as they attempted to stop the stolen vehicle, that vehicle rammed into the officer's vehicle. >> the officer fired multiple shots into the car wounding the

in oakland, alan wang abc7 news. >>> major construction is coming to the heart of san francisco as crewsnia pacific medical center. starting monday lanes on vanness from post to ellis will be reduceed to one lane in each direct overnight. early friday the same stretch of vaness be shut down through sunday night. the tunnel will connect the new hospital to the medical office building. >>> a group of people in san francisco are holding an event this weekend to clean up dolores park. the group, called friends of the park, said littering is such a problem park rangers are now ticketing people. they are asking park visitors this weekend to fill trash bags with their own garbage, then take a picture with the trash bag and post it on social media posting the #keepdoloclean. they hope the city will call off the ticketing if they see people are making a effort to keep the park cleaner. >> new this morning, president obama is describing the historic understanding the u.s. reached with iran this week regarding a nuclear program n his weekly address the president said the deal, if fully implemented

action 7 news reporter alan wang has details on how long the project is expected to last. >> reporterions. that means passengers will have to take a transit bus shuttle between the two stations causing 30 to 60-minute delays. >> when i heard about it, i had other plans. stay put. >> reporter: it will take place over 11 weekends from now until august 16. the biggest detour of passengers is expected during five oakland athletics home games. thousands of baseball fans rely on b.a.r.t. to get to the coliseum. >> it's going to be too complicated. got to keep things simple for me. >> i tried to take the car. >> that's not very good. maybe i'll take uber. who knows? >> we're waiting for the nba to come out with its playoff schedule. as we know the warriors will be in the playoffs, and we want to make sure we don't conflict with their home playoff games. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. will use 12 buses to begin with. the bus bridge between the fruitvale and the coliseum b.a.r.t. station goes into effect for the first time this sunday, and it should give b.a.r.t. a better idea what to expect in the com

in oakland, alan wang ab.l a pedestrian tunnel for the new california pacific medical center. starting monday lanes on vanness from post to ellis will be reduceed to one lane in each direct overnight. early friday the same stretch of van necessarily be shut down through sunday night. it will connect the new hospital to the medical office building. >>> a group of people in san francisco are holding an event this week ten to clean up dalori sbc park. the group, called friends of the park, said littering is such a problem park rangers are now ticketing people. they are asking park visitors this weekend to fill trash bags with their own garbage, then take a picture with the trash bag and post it on social media posting the #"keep dolo clean." >> knew this morning, president obama is describing the historic understanding the u.s. reached with iran this week regarding a nuclear program n his weekly address the president said the deal if fully implemented, meets the core objectives of cutting every pathway iran could

alan wang, abc7 news. >> the golden state warriors are hot and steph curry is on fire ahead of today's game for the first round nba playoff series. if you didn't see the end of the warriors playoff game thursday night you missed a classic comeback. steph curry scored 40 points and was in the rally as golden state beat new orleans in overtime to take the 3-0 series lead. his father spoke with abc7's own mike shumann about his worth ethic. >> to figure out how to get a shot off and kind of compete those guys who were bigger and faster stronger and quick, all that, so he found a way to get it done and brought it to this level. he took it from the backyard to the court, and on days like this it takes a lot of dedication a lot of hard work. >> game four tonight in new orleans. tip-off is 5:00 pacific and you can watch it on our sister station espn. abc7 news sports reporter mike shumann is in new orleans for tonight's game. it will be live for us on later editionings of abc7 news. you can follow him on twitter for an insider's perspective. it's fun to watch the warriors do their thing. >> a

alan wang, abc7 news. >> the golden state warriors are hot and steph curry is on fire ahead of today's game for the first round nba playoff series. if you didn't see the end of the warriors playoff game thursday night you missed a classic comeback. steph curry scored 40 points and was the force in a 20 point rally as they beat new orleans in overtime to take 39-0 series late. his father spoke with abc7's own mike shumann about his worth ethic. >> to figure out how to get a shot off and kind of compete those guys who were bigger and faster, stronger and quick, all that, so he found a way to get it done and brought it to this level. >> you can do it from the backyard to the court and to this it takes a lot of dedication and hard work. >> game four tonight in new orleans. tip-off is 5:00 pacific and you can watch it on our sister station espn. abc7 news sports reporter mike shumann is in new orleans for tonight's game. it will be live for us on later editions of abc7 news. you can follow him on twitter for an insider's perspective. it's fun to watch the warriors do their thing. >> you can