in fairfield, ansar hassan, abc 7 news. >>> a bay area man won an $80 million lawsuits over the roundup. the jury found that bayer failed to adequately warn of the potential dangers. edward's lawyers say he developed cancer after decades of using roundup. bayer says it has sympathy but maintains that the products are safe and they will appeal the verdict. this is it the second big verdict in less than a year. kate larsen will have more coming up at 6:00. >>> some san jose residents are up set with an increase in the number of fake trains rolling through their neighborhood. they claim the noise has become unbearable. chris nguyen joining us live with are more. >> reporter: it is quite common to see trains pass by throughout the day, but here in is an they say, those freight trains are now operating in the middle of the night leaving many sleep last. on this wednesday afternoon, a quiet scene along the train tracks. but neighbors say don't be fooled. >> starting from the beginning of the year, we've been hearing trains that pass by at 3:00 a.m. sometimes twice. >> reporter: she says it is

in mountain view ansar hassan, abc 7 news. >> ansar, thank you very much. mountain view is just one of several bay area cities trying to find solutions for people living in vehicles. just days ago an oakland church opened its parking lot as a safe overnight space for people who sleep in their cars. the williams chapel baptist church is the first of four churches that are offering up parking spaces. the interfaith council of alameda county is organizing this outreach effort. money from the city and the county will fund a security guard, fresh water, and bathrooms. in san francisco last month the sfmta voted to ban rvs from lining the streets in the portola neighborhood. frustrated neighbors first told abc 7 news about the problem in october. they said that rvs take up parking and make messes. but campers told us they could not afford to pay rent anywhere. last summer east palo alto greenlighted a one-year rv parking pilot program in conjunction with a non-profit called project we hope. it allows about 20 rvs to set up in a city-owned parking lot with mbile h

. >> abc 7 news reporter ansar hassan joins us. >> reporter: yeah, don and ama, good evening.ntain view's known for expensive neighborhoods like these but these aren't the residents the city's concerned with. it's people month who live on this side of the street in this row of rvs. >>> along this row of rvs parked on shoreline boulevard lives this young father. >> the rent's too expensive for me and my family. >> reporter: he doesn't want to