crime in antioch has never been worse. diley says he is hopeful that the hiring of a handful of new officers will be the beginning of a needed shift. in antioch, christin ayers, kpix5. >> he says he hopes to hire five new officers by the end of the year. >>> a man who landed in the oakland airport was in the bay air less than an hour before betty yu says he helped save someone's live. >> reporter: this guy was fresh off the plane. it was only supposed to take him about ten minutes to get from the bus stop behind me to the nearest bart station until an accident popped up. luckily, he knew exactly what to do. the 95-year-old driver this this overturned car was hanging upside down. strapped in by seat belt as blood gushed from his head. the one car accident happened on the san leandro off ramp. this white bloodstain shirt on the ground belonged to this man. a stranger he didn't know would help save his life. >> i knew we had to find a way to stop the bleeding. >> reporter: wayne is the chief officer for a lumber company in id

the teenager grew up in antioch and lived just blocks away. >> nice. he respected everybody. >> reporter: luis ventura said guererra was riding home on his pocket bike when he was shot to death. many heard the gunfire. >> i heard four gunshots out of my window. i called him and i texted him. i'm like, are you okay? and i told him. and he never called me back. then the cop cars. >> reporter: police got this car just after 8:30 last night. officers found the victim on the sidewalk along country hills drive near hill crest avenue. many neighbors say they're troubled by this violence. >> it's sad to hear. when you're a parent, you wake up and you don't see your kid again. i can't imagine how that feels. >> antioch police haven't said why this teenager may have been targeted and they also haven't put out a description on the shooter that they're continuing to search for. in antioch, alex savage. >>> police in san jose are investigating the death of a 9-month-old baby boy. the baby was discovered yesterday after 7:00 in a car on payne avenue. it appears the

we're live in antioch tonight. some of this is pretty bad. >> reporter: yeah, and a lot of angry residents in this part of antioch tonight, especially those who couldn't replace their windshields and windows in time. it's been raining heavily and their property has gotten wet. this is what a lot of antioch residents were doing after 33 windows were smashed out. >> i saw at least five cars were broken. >> reporter: it happened in the southeast part of antioch where police say the vandals used large river rocks to break windows. but some think they used a number of objects. >> yeah, you can see the line is the head of the bat and the line goes down. >> reporter: there were several similar broken windows. this man's deductible is $500. which means he's paying this new $190 winis out of his pocket. this windshield repair crew say it is row placed six windshields today. police don't have any suspect descriptions, but this witness says she saw and heard it happen. >> 2:00 this morning, heard three loud bangs, and then i

in antioch, it is an injury accident involving four vehicles and westbound four at hillcrest avenue weave two lynn -- lanes blocked and it is slow. we have an ambulance arriving on the scene. in the eastbound direction that could start to slow down because of the spectator slowing. further to the south, patterson pass at greenville road is are we have a stalled big rig and two mile backup in the westbound lane so watch out for that, and 580 is not much better because you can see how slow the remark is in the westbound direction. >> continuing with breaking news, the highway patrol issued an amber alert for a three-year-old abducted from the central valley. nick has new details on the abduction. nick? >>> good morning, the three-year-old is named tanya ruiz from fresno county. we have new information. look at this picture of tanya ruiz with her mother. the mother was headed to the store with tanya and she ran back to the apartment to grab her wallet and her daughter was missing from the car seat. this is video of the manned posts of the investigator searching cars come manage and out of

we're live in antioch tonight. some of this is pretty bad. >> reporter: yeah, and a lot of angry residents in this part of antioch tonight, especially those who couldn't replace their windshields and windows in time. it's been raining heavily and their property has gotten wet. this is what a lot of antioch residents were doing after 33 windows were smashed out. >> i saw at least five cars were broken. >> reporter: it happened in the southeast part of antioch where police say the vandals used large river rocks to break windows. but some think they used a number of objects. >> yeah, you can see the line is the head of the bat and the line goes down. >> reporter: there were several similar broken windows. this man's deductible is $500. which means he's paying this new $190 windshield out of his pocket. this windshield repair crew say it is row placed six windshields today. police don't have any suspect descriptions, but this witness says she saw and heard it happen. >> 2:00 this morning, heard three loud bangs, and th

. >>> we're live in antioch. police found a teenager shot to death on the sidewalk out here.this story. he just talked to one of the neighbors there and will have a live report coming up shortly. >>> it's thursday morning, april 17. >> good morning. there's a a little fog, 40s, 50s on the temperatures. the higher clouds inching closer heading towards santa cruz and then probably stay about there. tomorrow that system moves in for a cooldown combination of low and high clouds. mostly sunny, higher clouds in the south, patchy fog, pretty thick so far, but not making a big push right now. 60s near the water's edge, a few places near 80. >>> we're still looking at a commute that's not affected by a lot of things, but there is one thing that we have to mention. that would be a high-speed collision that happened just after midnight on the expressway and coleman road. the cars ended up off the road, and this is a very serious injury crash. one person has sustained life threatening injuries and the other seriously injured and police suspect that one of the vehicles ran the red light

at highway four from antioch it will be slow and then it will pick up at the concord at 242 and it willke the trek and up to 680 all moving along fine and we will take a look right now at the rich land and san rafael tolls if you are headed further to the west and making it up to 80 this is what it will look like with traffic funneling in and across the water and over to the north bay, 101 southbound away from san rafael to san francisco the tail lights are moving southbound and are 19 minutes away from san francisco. >> more on breaking news from georgia, police are on the scene of a shooting at a fedex building half an hour north of atlanta on the property of the cobb county airport and six people are hurt, all happening at the fedex ground hub at the airport and authorities are searching for the shatter. there are reports the shooter is down but it is not confirmed. we know that the a.t.f. and the f.b.i. are assisting. we told that six people were taken to a local hospital and one is in surgery right new. the property is not accessible to the public we are told and the search continu

we're live in antioch tonight. some of this is pretty bad. >> reporter: yeah, and a lot of angry residents in this part of antioch tonight, especially those who couldn't replace their windshields and windows in time. it's been raining heavily and their property has gotten wet. this is what a lot of antioch residents were doing after 33 windows were smashed out. >> i saw at least five cars were broken. >> reporter: it happened in the southeast part of antioch where police say the vandals used large river rocks to break windows. but some think they used a number of objects. >> yeah, you can see the line is the head of the bat and the line goes down. >> reporter: there were several similar broken windows. this man's deductible is $500. which means he's paying this new $190 windshield out of his pocket. this windshield repair crew say it is row placed six windshields today. police don't have any suspect descriptions, but this witness says she saw and heard it happen. >> 2:00 this morning, heard three loud bangs, and th

antioch police are not saying how old this boy was, only that he was under 18. this is just off hillcrest avenue where he was found. the calls came in after 8:30 last night. officers say the victim had been shot several times. the first arriving officers tried to revive the boy, but he was pronounced dead here at the scene. the victim's name has not been released. police have not said why this boy may have been targeted, but this is the third deadly shooting here in antioch in the last two weeks. first a man was gunned down outside a liquor store, then a jewelry storeowner last week shot and killed an armed robber. i have called antioch police this morning, and i'll let you know when we hear back from them with new details on this homicide investigation. we're live this morning in antioch, alex savage, ktvu news. >>> prosecutors say a 17-year- old, anthony perez and antonio iala killed a man last week. perez is being charged as an adult. both suspects have gang ties, according to prosecutors. >>> this morning san jose police are investigating the death of a nine

it happened in the last hour in antioch. sources tell ktvu the owner of the store may have shot one of the robbers after they came into the store with guns. it is not clear how many were involved. we have a crew on the way to the scene in antioch. we will have an update on the 10:00 p.m. news. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. leaders say residents are at risk and they intend to take action. the problem, police radios in oakland that don't work, cutting out during emergency or breaking up while officers are inside the police station. a problem that plagued the city for years and now some say it is time to fix the problem. ktvu's paul chambers is in oakland with a possible solution here. >> reporter: police officers are worried that theirroidios could go down leaving the officers and the city vulnerable. >> reporter: every police officer on the streets of oakland is equipped with their own radio. some consider it their life line, one that may be cut short if things don't get better. >> no one knows when they will fail. >> the radios have

areas around antioch reporting mid to upper 50s.ay, 66 for antioch. 63 for oak lain, and a cool day in the city of san francisco if you are heading in that direction and along the coast, upper 60s. pacifica and half moon bay, cool there. and mid-60s in morgan hill. we'll be dry today, rain moving in late tonight into tomorrow morning and drying out sunday. temperatures began to climb and then a dramatic jump. take a look at the numbers, tuesday into wednesday, upper 80s to near 90 for the inland communities and upper 70sto low 80s along the bay and the coast, loaf 70s. back to the desk. >>> governor brown has issued an executive order on california's drought that includes new conservation rules. this comes as the current reading shows the state's water content in the central sierra below normal. the governor said that the dryest years are still ahead meaning that the drought will get worse. he is you remembering golf courses, parks, and schools to irrigate less making it easier for cal fire to buy equipment and homeowners to buy bru

another, this is ignorant, crime in antioch has never been worse. dialy has noticed a decline too, but he says he's hopeful that the hiring of a handful of new officers will be the beginning of a desperately needed shift. in antioch, kristen ayers, kpix5. >>> a preliminary report says the drivers in that deadly bus and truck crash in or land had started their day in sacramento. the ntsb makes no mention of the fed ex truck being on fire before the crash. witnesses in the car say they saw flames coming from the semi as it crossed over the i-5 median. 10 people died when that fed ex truck hit a tour bus stul full of students head on. the preliminary report doesn't specify a cause and the full investigation could take months. >>> well, california voters are getting a rather ironic message from state senator leland ye in the mail. federal agents arrested him last month, accusing him of widespread corruption to pay off campaign debt. but in an information guide for the june primary, ye who was running for sceaf state wrote this, the job is to empower cal

>>reporter: this was the third deadly shooting here in antioch in just the last two weeks. first a man was begunked was gunned down outside a liquor store and then a jewelry storeowner shot and killed. i'm still working to get more information on the victim and shooter that officers are now searching for. i have calls into antioch police and we'll let you know as soon as we hear back with updated information in this case. coming up, what one neighbor says this teenage victim may have been doing just before he was shot. we're live this morning at antioch, ktvu news. >>> two teenagers have been charged with a shooting outside a liquor store. anthony perez and antonio alia killed a man last week. perez is being charged as an adult and police say both have gang connections. they've not released a possible connection between the suspects and victim. >>> investigators trying to determine the cause of a tragic fire in the visitation valley neighborhood. a mother and her three-year-old son were killed in yesterday's fire at the sunny dale housing project. other people jumped out of

we drop into the 60's in antioch and the rest of us are mid-to-upper 50's so free air conditioning. the high pressure is developing especially over the great basin and that is why we are so warm today and more so tomorrow with 80 at the coast and nearly 90 at the bay and mid-90 inland and thursday ised warmth and we will drop 15 to 20 degrees by sunday with back to average temperatures for the week. we have a couple of accidents westbound 580 away from 205 and that is in the clearing stages right now. over to san jose, this is where we are seeing a buildup of congestion away from the 280 and 680 split to san jose airport and you will start to see the speeds picking up. you can see 85 and 1280 headed into cupertino looking great and the dumbarton is tough and at the peninsula, around sfo at 101 through san bruno to burlingame or 280 as we head to the north into daly city all is moving along fine and then you see the slow down in san francisco and up to the bay bridge toll plaza you can see the traffic is coming away from the tolls mice and easy over to san francisco and the toll plaz

antioch, 74.forecast with your bay area weekend always in view, temperatures will climb tomorrow. a drier, warmer pattern settles in for a couple of days. notice sunday, getting back to work on monday, upper 70s for inland locations, upper 60s around the bay. tuesday, wednesday, we cool it down, but no rain in the extended forecast unfortunately. dry conditions remain through wednesday. back to the desk. >>> three sets of triplets born at the same east bay hospital. reaction from one mother who says her trip to the hospital for birth control ended in a shocking sonogram. >> and people are warned, look, but don't touch. the baby seal that has made one swedish harbor his temporary home. female announcer: get on board for better sleep. it's sleep train's interest free for 3 event. get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort; even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. you'll never find an interest rate lo

. >>> covering los altos, antioch, petaluma and the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >> in petaluma, chp officers got an unusual call today, buffalo on the loose. the massive beasts were running around near stony point and meacham roads around 7:00 a.m. here's the dispatch from chp. >> six to seven buffaloes and a cow on the road. a second call said that there's at least 17 of them in the roadway and they're charging at vehicles. >> turns out there were six buffalo and one cow, no reports of injuries or damages. the officers corralled them onto a property where the owner showed up. one officer tweeted out, they didn't teach this at the academy. i doubt they did. >> funny. >> >> it was a nice day. they wanted out. >> yes, yes. out on the range there. a beautiful day today, temperatures in the 70s and 80s. we'll take a look at the highs for today in a moment. let's check in with live doppler 7 hd. a little bit of cloudiness at the spine of the sierra, other than that, clear sky now. we may see a little bit of 0 cloudiness by early tomorrow morning, mainly near the coast and the golden gate

highway 4 westbound from antioch to conquer is 14 minutes. the bay bridge toll plaza is looking empty and not too many vehicles making their way from the maze into san francisco and only taking you seven minutes. >> a perfect job the america's money reports on. >> what is going on in this picture? the toddler who decided to go on...to claw his way >>> covering santa clara, san francisco, east bay and all bay area, this is abc7 news. >> welcome back, everyone. now we have the video of an eight-year-old nebraska boy with a rare disease would played his favorite super horror for -- super hero for a day so he could fly like ironman in colorado. make a wish colorado says he loves to pretend to fly like a have hero and they wanted to fulfill that dream. he and his two younger brothers have a rare disease that causes muscles to slowly detoo rate. wheelchair by the time he is nine. >> there was a labor protest in san francisco and two dozen protesters face charges. members of the service employees international unit blocked the entrance to city hall

many people in antioch woke up to smashed windows. the damage occurred -- ktvu's john sasaki spoke to neighbors and police about the unusually large path of broken glass. john? >> reporter: the most common item used was a river rock like this one but in one case the vandals threw this statue through the window of a car. >> reporter: this played out over antioch this morning. people cleaning up the mess caused by vandals. >> i don't understand why anyone could do this. it is stupid. ruthless. evil. >> reporter: 1:30 a.m. this morning someone was smashing wondose on cars -- windows on cars and trucks and homes. >> it was random. this is the first incident like this we had this year. in the last couple years. >> reporter: he had two weeks damaged. this truck has three windows broken and a handa that has this statue thrown through the window. >> threw a statue through it honda. that is so odd. maybe a rock, but a statue? through a car? >> reporter: his car has two broken window. this window was smashed two months ago. >> just -- never hea

antioch. and napa this afternoon.d is going to last. and whether we see any rain over the next several days. >> back to you. >> fire has wiped out a couple of east bay businesses. it is a popular furniture store and lit up over the sky and reported seeing giant balls of fire. around this is the business complex where it will take millions of dollars to rebuild. allie? >> reporter: 15 minutes ago, the ladder pulled up and they have this over where the fire happened. we didn't see any water pouring onto the building. keep an eye on hot spots and flare ups. we are about a brock away and this is the wooden duck and joshua tree furniture store. and also a dozen other designers and art sons who rented space in the warehouse complex. >> they have been coming back to assess the damage and check on their belong diagnose. and materials. they have been able to recover hard drives and commuters still intact can they left the site in tears this morning. >> everything is gone right now. >> our machine. and all the stuff. >> like fo

. >> antioch city council extended a moratorium on permits and listens on new stores selling tobacco. the city leaders agreed to the ban on opening any new smoke shops for another day citing compliments of loitering and calls to police. the city council established a 45 day moratorium in may and extended it into july so it request study the issue. law allow as moratorium for two years. >> feels like a colder start this morning. we will confirm the temperatures with mike. >> absolutely especially in the north bay we expected them to be sheltered so california story is 39 and napa is 38 and american canyon is 41 and to petaluma it is 45 and stand rose is 47 and novato is 45 and san rafael is 50, and 42 in fairfield and san ramon and lafayette at 45 and newark is 46 and cupertino is 43 and san jose is 49 and san carlos and san francisco and half moon bay and am ahead right around 50 to 52. the temperatures are anywhere from the same around san brew me and half moon bay to one to eight degrees cooler so you may need a heavier coat. from sutro tower, the next 12 hours, high clouds and colo

. >> reporter: this scene played out all over southeast antioch this morning. people are cleaning up the mess caused by vandals. >> this is stupid, evil and ruthless. >> reporter: someone was driving arne and smashing windows on cars, trucks and homes. they used river rocks. >> it seemed random. this was the first incident we've had this year. >> reporter: rudy bridge man had two vehicles damaged. a honda had the bizarre bonus of having this statue thrown through the window. >> that's odd. aparently, usually a rock, make shoot agriculture pellet but a sha schu? >> reporter: tommy door dan says his driver's window was smashed two months ago. >> i never heard of nothing like this before. >> reporter: police say they've had reports from 25 residents who were victim myselfed. >> the reports could be for taking property, vandalism. >> reporter: people had to get their windows fixed after cleaning up. >> it's very unfortunate. >> reporter: one of the victim's gave me the statue and i'll be turning it in to police. >> you're ask today call the antioch police departmen

. >>> a deadly shooting at an antioch jewelry store. the owner shot and and kill you have had one of the roberson fridays. a customer was caught in the cross fire as ryan takeo reports. >> friday afternoon police say the jewelry store owner and a would-be robert got caught in a shoot out. a customer got can caught in the cross fire but is expect told be okay. the guy who police say tried to rob the star dade outside the store. the accomplice ran off. >> i heard two gunshots. >> the store cruz closed today, like it nor -- was closed today like it normally is on sunday and monday. store owners in the shopping center are standing by the owner mark perez and called him a hero. perez's family has owned the business since 1947. the own r. said perez was defending his livelihood and his family members who were also working when the attempted armed robbery happened. >> the owner deserves it. if it was me, i will make sure both of them get killed. >> others left encouraging notes on the store's door. one, a dry warlikeness business card simply r

and westbound antioch to concord is 15 minutes. san rafael to san francisco is 17 minutes.o delays on mass transit. i will keep you updated all morning. >> richmond police are investigating a deadly shooting involving a teen. amy hollyfield is on scene with more. >>> police say they do have a strong lead in te case identifying a woman they want to talk to. richmond's shotspotter system detected gunfire at 10:30. police found a 1 16-year-old boy was shot and killed lying in the street. there was a crowd of people that turned angry. they had to call in extra officers to help with crowd control. some witnesses gave police information and helped figure out there is a woman they need to talk to. they believe she knew the victim and are calling her a "person of interest" at this point. no arrests have been made and no motive has been given but they are asking anyone with information to call police. >> antioch police are investigating a fatal shooting outside a liquor store, the man was found on the ground near joe's liquor store on d street at 4:30 your afternoon. he was transpor

antioch city manager says the traditional desalinization method is too expensive because it uses too much energy. >> this material here. >> reporter: this could be the solution. at lawrence livermore national laboratory michael is working on a process called flow through desalinization. think of the idea like a sponge that has magnets inside to attract salt. the water flows through and sucks up the salt. >> this is the desalinization. >> reporter: this small piece is the sponge. it has microscopic holes inside. >> now you can push out the water that's in the electrode and that's your drinking water. >> reporter: the downside right now, the tests are small. this syringe will only public one ounce of freshwater a day. but michael says the process will scale larger. in fact, the plan is to use antioch's delta diablo sanitation district as a large laboratory to take the city's brackish water and turn it into drinking water. >> they will have a stable water supply through the year. >> reporter: but it could be months or years before that begins. as for the cost, michael says he expects th

. >> reporter: this scene played out all over southeast antioch this morning.ple are cleaning up the mess caused by vandals. >> this is stupid, evil and ruthless. >> reporter: someone was driving arne and smashing windows on cars, trucks and homes. they used river rocks. >> it seemed random. this was the first incident we've had this year. >> reporter: rudy bridge man had two vehicles damaged. a honda had the bizarre bonus of having this statue thrown through the window. >> that's odd. aparently, usually a rock, make shoot agriculture pellet but a sha schu? >> reporter: tommy door dan says his driver's window was smashed two months ago. >> i never heard of nothing like this before. >> reporter: police say they've had reports from 25 residents who were victim myselfed. >> the reports could be for taking property, vandalism. >> reporter: people had to get their windows fixed after cleaning up. >> it's very unfortunate. >> reporter: one of the victim's gave me the statue and i'll be turning it in to police. >> you're ask today call the antioch police department if

the bay area, 90 degrees this afternoon in santa rosa, san santa raphael, upper 80s like livermore, antioch, fairfield 86, 86 in oakland, 81 in san francisco, and we're not done, we'll get hotter as we get into the wednesday, maybe a record or two shattered. we'll have a look at your wednesday temperatures, see how long the heat up is going to last. >> rosemary, thank you. >>> a lot of people in the bay area may be welcoming the heat, but not firefighters. preparing for what could be a very dangerous fire season.

. >> it is flies -- nice and quiet and in the westbound direction it is showing antioch through pittsburg and bay point into concord moving along without a problem. down to 235-- 580, you can see the brake lights moving their way in the westbound over 580 and beyond the pass at 45 miles per hour and at greenville it loosens up. 680, walnut creek to dublin, southbound, 15 minutes from santa rosa to san francisco is 48 minutes through the santa cruz mountains, 24 minutes. our drive to the oakland maze is 80 pushing to 580 westbound moving just fine. eric and kristen? >> breaking news: police are looking out for a missing three-year-old girl believed to have been abducted by a stranger in fresno county. nick is in the south bay with more on the amber alert. nick? >> good morning, the amber alert is for three-year-old tanya with her mother. the more says they were ready to go to the store and she ran back to grab her wall let and she came out and her daughter was missing from the car seat. witnesses reported to have seen a suspect leaving the area a short time later and a bicycle was involved

showers in antioch. those showers taperer down. things winding down.ley, san jose, going on. we back up. like i say you can see all the activity. the activity is up here. moving up into the sierra nevada. the system is clearing its way out. there is one that will have an impact on us saturday night, sunday. it will be cold tonight. clouds clear. cold air dropping snow down to 4,000 feet, settling in the area and that produces temperatures over night to 39 degrees in the north bay. some areas cooler than that. a cold start to your saturday morning. feels like early march than almost may. the forecast for san jose tomorrow. starts off cold in the morning. downtown san jose in the morning 40s in parts. chill a out there. the cute model at midnight -- computer model at midnight, clearing. cool. saturday morning, more clearing. very cold. few clouds coming in. sunday. watch what it does. saturday is good, right? sunday morning 1:00 a.m. right? i am in bed. sunday could be good. right now the plan is sunday 1:00 a.m., 2:00 a.m., 3:00 a.m., 4:00 a.m., could s

a man shot and killed outside an antioch liquor store.igated the deadly shooting at 4:30 yesterday afternoon. now officers had responded to a report of shots fired and found the victim with multiple gunshot wounds. he was taken to the hospital but later died. anyone with information is asked to call antioch police. >>> time is 5:56. ironic twist to a patent lawsuit trial involving the world's biggest smart phone makers. the judge says -- interfering with the network with realtime transcript of the car. there have been interruptions from ringing cell phones. some are taking photos. violating courtroom rules. >>> happening today oakland man faces six months in jail after being accused of defrauding california's recycling program. prosecutors say he trucked 1800 pounds of aluminum cans from the state of washington to california so that they could be redeemed. washington does not have a crv program. >>> recycling fraud has long been a problem in california. the justice department estimates the states recycling fund. the state is taking measur

that went after more than 30-cars and 2-homes in antioch. and today, antioch police posted *this new surveillance video on youtube. it is another look at the suspects. possibly tied to some 33- acts of vandalism. philpolice hope someone will recognize them. and help turn a rare sight in the east bay-- a stingray. in lake merritt! ashley garver spotted this guy around 10- this morning. she says, the stingray was near the grand lake theater side of the lake. swimming along the shoreline. lake merritt is a combination of salt and fresh water. stingrays are not the only wildlife seen in the lake. last fall, someone spotted an otter. more on the n-b-a, donald sterling's bigoted comments, and how oprah winfrey is getting involved. see it, after the news. kron 4's investigation of maggots inside the meat counter at the whole foods in noe valley, has taken a turn tonight, after kron 4 began asking tough questions of whole foods. female narrator: for over 60,000 california female narrator: for over 60,000 california foster children a pair of shoes is

are 6 cats to every person in antioch. the ordinance would make it a misdemeanor to feed the cats on public property and would limit the number of cats a person could own to five. any more and they would need a permit. animal activists say it is the wrong solution and should work on a spay and neuter bill. tonight is the second final vote. the meeting begins at 7:00. >>> california has more fatal railroad accidents than any state in the nation and many of those accidents happen right here in the bay area. a new effort is underway to try to stop those deaths and injuries. >> this newcomer has no idea. >> it's a new public advertisement mimicking the play by play. boxing match but in this case they are dumb founded as a person with head phones is up against a train. >> unbelievable. this guy acts like he doesn't have a care in the world. what is he thinking? >> last year it happened on cal train tracks in san jose. >> the young man was cutting across the tracks where he shouldn't have been with his headphones on and he was s

antioch vandals scatter. police hope will help catch the criminals. >> and we've got some temperatures tomorrow that be going to eclipse what we had today. perhaps a couple of records as well. we'll be back after the break. >>> antioch police hope this surveillance video will help in their search for vandals who targeted thousands of homes and vehicles. we first reported on this last week. the vandals used rocks and other objects to smash windows on cars, trucks and other houses. anyone with information about the vandals is urged to call antioch police. >>> two investigates tonight a promise by b.a.r.t. that's still on hold. b.a.r.t. managers told eric rasmussen they were about to open a new track. >> reporter: the construction out here has been done since 2011 but a special set of cross over tracks right behind that sound wall up there are still not in use. they're designed to put more trains on the most congested sections of this line. b.a.r.t. told 2 investigates that would start in march but that didn't h

police are trying to identify the suspect who shot and injured a man in antioch. officers received a call around 11 last night about someone being shot at east 6th street. when they arrived they found the victim with a gunshot wound to his head. investigators believe th suspect and the victim knew each other. the victim is expected to survive his injuries. >> shocking allegations out of santa rosa, a cub scout leader is under arrest against a child. franklin lee was part of sebastopol's cub scout pack 128. at the sonoma county jail and is being held on one million dollars bail. he is charged with numerous sex crimes against minors police say, the victim was *not part of the cub scout pack. one neighbor was shocked to hear about the news. >> i was very surprised by the bills, he has done great things for the community in his work with the disabled, boy scouts, he wanted to be a father in the family man. he had previously had a another set. >> they stated that they fired him on wednesday as soon as they found out. >> >> in the midst of a school sexting scandal.polic

as we look at highway 4, we have slow traffic from antioch and the west of it from grand line road andt pound 5 minutes. a hot of what cloud, a little warmer and that system will fall apart and as it does, saturday we start to warm up mid-to-upper 70s and then it looks like 80s by monday for some inland areas. clearly, vacaville antioch, a little warmer today, more likely sun to santa clara valley, starting off and a he today. >>> a lot of cloud cover is already in, place and temperatures will continue, i think it will come up a a little and that would not be until tomorrow tonight until we get light drizzle and still a lot going on so after a member, we have had some pretty good rain here and we will have it clear and cool. light rape and again he 40s on the temperatures towards santa rosa and too much cloud cover and slightly a warmup and mid- level clouds, then it is out of here, sunny and sunshine and sunnyside up and warmer sunday and monday. >> thank you steve. >> they are cutting more than 550 jobs at 6% of the sunnyvale company's workforce. now one of their biggest investors ar

we are live this morning in antioch.och two teenagers have now been charged in the deadly shooting of a man outside of a liquor store. prosecutors say 17-year-old anthony perez and 18-year-old tone know aiello killed 36-year-old sean thomas last week. perez is being charged as an adult. prosecutors say both suspects have gang ties. they haven't released a possible connection between the suspects and the victim. >>> 8:35. happening today, important testing that could help determine what caused the deadly bus crash and fire on interstate 5 near chico. a caltrans engineer and a chp accident investigation team will go to the scene this afternoon to try to recreate the conditions leading up to last thursday's crash between a fedex truck and a tour bus. 10 people were killed, including both drivers and 5 high school students on their way to tour humboldt state university. the chp will use vehicles similar to the ones in the crash to analyze issues such as speed, braking, and visibility. ktvu will be on hand and we'll provide u

near 80 in antioch.anted to say if you are headed to the o.com coliseum, it will be breezy so definitely have your sunscreen, about also a light jacket. here's your seven-day forecast. easter sunshine tomorrow. monday will start to see cloudy conditions with temperatures dropping into tuesday where we have the chance of rain, windy conditions and partly cloudy on tuesday, thursday warmer and cooler for rain possibly on saturday. >> wow. okay, thank you so much. we have a look at sports and warrior are looking good tonight. >> they are. clippers down in l.a. and the team has gone on to win the series 77% of the time. warrior fans representing and jumped out to a 12-1 lead. from long distance as usual. game tied at 17. time running out in the first quarter and the former warrior. from the buzzer and got it. tied at 52 at the half. also bounced back. nice. stands at home. early foul trouble redeems himself in the third. he had 16 points in 19 minutes. clay thompson led the warriors and finds it wide open. t

. >>> we're following developing news out of antioch tonight. police are at the scene of an attempted jewelry store robbery on delta fair boulevard. sources tell us it appears the owner may have shot and killed one of the intruders. it's not clear how many people were involved but we do have a crew on the way to that scene. we will have been update tonight at 10:00. >>> fire investigators are asking for the public's help in catching an arsonist. show a man standing at the back of the building about 2:30 a.m. on april 4th. shortly after officials say the building which belongs to ucfs hospital caught fire. described as a white male, approximately 30 to 40 years old with a possible go tee. >>> 9 of 16 suspects in 4 killings appeared in front of a judge today. the accused gang members were indicted last month after operation sunny day. it was a 2 year investigation involving federal officials. the mother of one of the victims came to court in redwood city this morning. she told us she was frustrated over the suspect's reaction. >> they acted like i

still 82 right now in antioch. 65, san francisco. 75, san jose. tomorrow temperatures will take a tumble so be prepared. then we have additional chances of rain, and i'll show you that in the accuweather coming up. >> san francisco police are investigating the cause of rash involving a muni bus this morning. it happened here on market and 9th street this morning. you can see the smashed hood of the car and the deployed air bag. the car's driver was taken to the hospital. two passengers complained of head and neck injuriesish track may have been slow on northbound highway 101 this morning. the chp shut opportunity one lane of traffic after a big rig overturned and caught fire. investigators believe the truck's driver fell asleep into the wheel this morning. the driver got himself safely out of the burping -- burning rig. >> there is no explanation after looking at the damage to the vehicle and damage to the sign. it's a miracle. >>> the driver suffered minor injuries and wasn't thered to a local hospital. caltrans had to come out and secure the dam

we get the story from antioch. >> reporter: this is what a lot of antioch residents were doing after at least 33 cars and two home windows were smashed out sometime in the early morning. >> i drove up and down the street to find out who else and i saw at least five cars were broken. >> it happened in the southeast part of antioch, where police say the vandals used large river rocks to break windows. but some residents think they used a number of objects. >> yeah, you can see like the line is like the head of a bat and then the line goes down. >> there were several similar broken windows. curtis scott insurance deductible is $500 which means he's paying for this new $190 windshield out of his own pocket. >> this windshield repair crew said it replaced six windshields. police don't have any suspect descriptions, but this witness says she saw and heard it happen. >> 2:00 a.m. this morning, heard three loud bangs. and then i saw the car next to the truck and i heard someone saying to her, hurry up and get in the car and they drove off. >> she got a vehicle description. >> a dark gray fou

. >> the tractor trailer is registered to big d out of antioch. ken palmer said it had been parked here on and off for the last few months. >> the truck was running like he was getting ready to take off. the first thing i did was call 911. >> san jose police responded followed by family and friends. identified the driver and say he was supposed to pick up a load in salinas today. >> scary because. >> authorities say the victim had visible injuries consistent with some sort of struggle. they are now looking for witnesses and hoping the crime may have been caught on camera. >> hopefully the surveillance cameras will provide us with some sort of leads. >> it was sad, tragic. >> a friend tells us she talked to the driver last night and arranged to bring food out to his truck this morning. the truck has since been towed away. this is san jose's 12th homicide of the year. >>> county sheriff's office is asking for the public's help to tie and locate a man they say is connected to a murder. released this picture today of 20-year-old -- the district attorn

and clover dale. 88 in fairfield and antioch and concord. you can see it's pretty hot., no records yet. clear, mild tonight. warm to hot tomorrow. cooler at the coast tomorrow. and we'll have a cooler pattern for the entire bay area throughout the weekend. we've got a dome of high pressure for one more day of warm to hot weather but here comes clouds. and some cooler air and that will reach us on friday, bringing cooler weather to all areas notice during the day we can develop a sea breeze and gets clouds at various levels low clouds, and high clouds dropping temperatures sharply as we head into weekend. looking at high temperatures for the week ahead in oakland notice tomorrow will buy far be warmest day of the seven day yochld a high of 83 tomorrow. average high this time of the year is 68. temperatures dropping off rather sharply on friday. about 77 in oakland then remainder just mid-80s. that is typical of what we'll see for the bay area. that high temperatures range there. overnight, looking for mild, clear conditions once again. lows will be mainly into mid to upp

. >>> the city of antioch is trying to slow down its feral cat population with a new ordinance. it would make feeding cats on public property a misdemeanor. ktvu's cassey oarsmans why -- katy eustis explains why some say it won't work. >> reporter: he describes antioch's feral cats. he works at three star tattoo on second street. >> they back it up. unload. go this way. and they are gone 20 minute and 20 minutes. >> this is one of the feeding locations. you can see the millic and a feeding -- milk and feeding tray. >> trying to ron business -- trying to run a business,ist hard when you have stray cats -- it is hard when you have stray cats. >> six cats to every person. in an effort to tame them city counsel is considering an ordinance that would prohibit the feeding of cats on public property. >> it is ridiculous. >> reporter: they work with the homeless animal response problem. since january they captured and fixed 100 of the animals. he will continue to feed them even if it passes. >> i am a law abiding citizen but i might have to break a law. i can't leave them to die. >> rep

antioch, 70. santa cruz, 70 degrees. so, beach weather, yes. in the offing, especially monday and tuesday. nice shot here from the high definition sutro camera cam looking towards the golden gate bridge. we have 55 in redwood city. another great shot for you from the embarcadero. san francisco, from our high definition rooftop cam. santa rosa, 68. livermore, 65. here's a look at our forecast highlights, and we are definitely going to keep it clear for most locations, cool evening, a little patchy fog northeasterly the coast. tomorrow, get ready to sunshine. temperatures start to warm up as high pressure builds in and looks leak the warmest days will be monday, tuesday, and wednesday of next week, as temperatures climbed up into the 80s. here's a look at the overnight lows. in the north bay, those protected valley areas, that's where the temperatures will be the coolest overnight. the closer to the coast as well as the bay, temperatures start to moderate. half moon bay, light fog may sneak? san francisco overnight, 49. this is going to be the se

antioch, 70. santa cruz, 70 degrees. so, beach weather, yes. in the offing, especially monday and tuesday. nice shot here from the high definition sutro camera cam looking towards the golden gate bridge. we have 55 in redwood city. another great shot for you from the embarcadero. san francisco, from our high ca. santa rosa, 68. livermore, 65. here's a look at our forecast highlights, and we are definitely going to keep it clear for most locations, cool evening, a little patchy fog northeasterly the coast. tomorrow, get ready to sunshine. temperatures start to warm up as high pressure builds in and looks leak the warmest days will be monday, tuesday, and wednesday of next week, as temperatures climbed up into the 80s. here's a look at the overnight lows. in the north bay, those protected valley areas, that's where the temperatures will be the coolest overnight. the closer to the coast as well as the bay, temperatures start to moderate. half moon bay, light fog may sneak? san francisco overnight, 49. this is going to be the setup. high pressure s

the bay area, 90 degrees this afternoon in santa rosa, san santa raphael, upper 80s like livermore, antioch, fairfield 86, 86 in oakland, 81 in san francisco, and we're not done, we'll get hotter as we get into the wednesday, maybe a record or two shattered. we'll have a look at your wednesday temperatures, see how long the heat up is going to last. >> rosemary, thank you. >>> a lot of people in the bay area may be welcoming the heat, but not firefighters. preparing for what could be a very dangerous fire season. two of its aircraft ready, active wild fires so far this year, cal fire has counted 1,100 fires, twice as many as last year. conditions are only going to get worse as the weather heats up and everything gets drier. presenting a unique problem, popular location where the water is staying off this week. to the south bay where san jose homicide detectives are investigating the fatal stabbing of a woman inside of a home. this happens on hose spigares avenue, police say 3:00 that afternoon therks were called to a home where they discovered a woman had been stabbed. pronounced dead at th

. >>> covering los altos, antioch, petaluma, and all bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> barbara walters is getting ready to say goodbye to life in front of the camera appearing finally on "the view" may 16. the word is that abc will name its new york headquarters after the icon working in news for more than 53 years. she is 84. she will remain involved behind-the-scenes as an executive producer at "the view," the show she created. >> and we wish leigh glaser well after 23 years with the station she is saying goodbye to abc viewers. she is looking forward to spending weekends with her family. >> you always know when the time is right and skit right, right now. we only have our kids tore so many years. saturday and sunday is really when a lot of life happens and it has been great. bay area, you just embraced me. the station has embraced me. i do appreciate that. all of the hits on facebook, i was blown away. wonderful comments and i thank you. >> anyone more charming and gracious? >> i hope we get to see her at some of our events. >> it is oh case if her daughter gets more of her time. we

. >>> developing overnight, antioch homicide detectives have taken the lead investigating the deadly shooting a boy at 8 ok last night at country hills in hillcrest driver. police say they found a boy who was shot multiple times and investigators have not released his age or name. the paramedics tried to resuscitate the victim but he died. >> another victim has been found following the ferry accident off south korea as poor weather conditions hamper the search if survivors. 300 people, many thought to be high school students are still missing. families are clinging to hope and many claiming the captain who surviveed. we have been following the developments from washington with the latest. >>> the first responders saved a lot of people and the bad weather moved in and it is race against time. the south korean president saw firsthand the desperate rescue mission at sea. ships and helicopters and divers battling strong currents and rain to reach a giant ferry boat that flipped and sank. 475 people were on board and 300 are still missing. the captain of the ferry is now under criminal in

low 60s in antioch. low 60s at this hour. 57 in oakland, 56 redwood city, and half moon bay 55 with mostly sunny skies. today is going to be a beach day. temperatures ranging in the upper 60s to 70 for areas like santa cruz. with that said we do have rip currents and sneaker waves in the forecast for our coastal beaches. so just to be aware v. keep your eye towards the water and not your back. giving awe look at afternoon highs for today. 78 in novato, 76 for of lay hospital. san francisco, oakland, upper 70s. shifting into the south bay, 76 for san jose, 77 los gatos. so today nettably warmer than yesterday. tomorrow notably warmer than today for some of us. and we are looking at temperatures in the low 80s as we get back to work on monday. so in the extended forecast i will show you those 80s and what i expect for the temperature peak. >>> a beautiful day for a run. nearly 11,000 runners are making their way to the finish line for the transamerica rock 'n' roll half marathon happening in san francisco.

and 68 in castro valley and more toasty in the inland areas 74 in antioch and san ramon.onight, we are chilly with the cloud cover and the fog that will stick with us, that will bring temperatures to 49 degrees in san mateo and 52 in san jose and 50 in fairfield and 46 in napa. drizzle this morning. that continues into tomorrow. on sunday, temperatures start to bounce back to 78 degrees inland through monday. it will cool off on tuesday, wednesday, and thursday with a slight chance of showers on when and thursday. here is traffic where it is quiet. not too bad at all as we head over to highway 4 you can see the top speeds but if antioch and 54 in pittsburg and bay point. eric and kristen christian? >> thank you, laptop batteries catching tire with a new warning to some computer users. >> royal rivals, prince william and kate hit the they're thinking about their retirement. they're asking questions like... can i afford to keep my home? will i be able to pay all my expenses? where will i live when i get older? thousands of homeowners 62 and older have discovered that a reve