i came to bart about 3 1/2 years ago. and the problems that they were facing at the time they last went out for the voter has to do with earthquake safety. so they put a lot of effort into earthquake safety, and they have done an excellent job at getting the system ready for the big one that's coming. but i think the focus has been on expanding the system. and on replacement. we've done some things to replace the existing system. but the age has crept on us quicker than the money available has. and quite frankly, the reason it's crept on us is the federal funds have been reducing. the state money is more -- we're more insecure. >> if you could change anything about it, what would it be? >> maybe more sitting. because, you know, it gets crowded, and we all stand like sardines, you know. >> bart has, i think, 100,000 more riders today than it had five years ago. when can riders really expect that they're going to see any kind of a difference in terms of how cramped the cars are? >> we call that the problem of success. and t

are because usually when you get on its too crowded or you are afraid to enter the bart system because you don't know about it, we are going to bring a train to explore and the station agents and letting them know various safety features of the bart system including where the the safe area is on the track way. if for example you were to fall on the track way, there is an area underneath the platform so that will be where you go. people will be allowed and the whole department will help people explore this area. this is for the public. you are welcome to attend. we'll also be having other group representative preparing wheelchairs for making it easier to tie down and wheelchairs riders to make configurations for wheelchair users and having some table events. lastly we are working to host a technology conference. right now people are using their smartphones or apps. we want to tap into applications that people are using right now and see how we can apply it to bart to make it more accessible. if you are using a speech to text or if you have hearing, maybe you can go to a designated speaker so it translates f

bart is not denying what the unnamed director said about the problems. after two derailments on the same area of track, bart is going to be slowing trains at 37 similar spots throughout the system. >> the fact of the matter is bart is 42 plus years old and our system is aging. >> reporter: the spokeswoman says repair began last year. a line will be shut down for 11 weekends. >> to replace it as quickly as possible over the next 11 weeks. >> reporter: bart riders have noticed more slowdowns and delays. >> we have seen trains come in late. >> reporter: bart is telling raiders they will experience even more delays in the coming year. the track between san leandro and bay fair needs work. work will continue along the pittsburgh bay point line. >> that's our longest line. there is more extensive work or definitely single tracking which causes delays to riders. >> reporter: the spokesperson said that the tracks are safe but she did not dispute what the unnamed director said. there was a suggestion that the statement may have been deliberate in order to attract

about the money. >>> also, still ahead at 6:00 trouble on the tracks. the reason bart may be slowing down for repairs. >>> and measles cases are at an all-time high in california. we'll tell you about the new bill that will force nearly all kids to get their vaccinations, next. >>> tonight sheriff's deputies in the east bay are on the hunt for suspects in a case of animal cruelty. someone gunned down and cut the ears off of three cows. it happened at a ranch between castro valley and dublin. nbc bay area's michelle roberts is near the scene of the crime where the farmer says it's not only heinous, but it's very expensive as well. michelle? >> reporter: $10,000, raj, that this rancher is now out. and usually when you hear about cows being stolen it's because of the money. but in this case it's very bizarre. the people came by shot the cows and left them there to die, leaving investigators wondering why someone would do this. >> it's just a bad deal all the way around. >> reporter: josh is a fifth generation rancher. he breeds cattle on his 90-acre property in castro val

particular about the transit choices that exist locally and regional one speed and reliability capturing accident realties that bus service and late night services is less reliable than bart and safety and security captured the traffic safety and the equivalent that the cyclists feel as well as the crime and violence partner around that the awareness and comfort we don't do a great job about the incidents at night and cost and equality thinking about the choices that are available to them late night this slide focuses on that speed area of availability and conform we maxed out this over time and the top is san francisco and the bottom region the less 8:00 a.m. and the middle midnight and the bottom 3:00 a.m. this is a snapshot of the times of day the only service available during those hours obviously that is less than two and this is one thing i've learned through this work i wasn't aware of the local and regional it is true that people would always more service late at night but mifrn runs at a thirty minute frequency covers the city within a quarter of a mile compared to the region one a transit line that connects to others that runs ones an hour thirty minutes in the

service not compromising the system i'll be pushing for an analysis in bart to provide the opportunity that san francisco leaders abouto the same and applaud this pilot program it at a good time month rely on transportation and thank you again your leadership and the great staff let's move on. >> last speaker bart on late night transportation a tune lee. >> good afternoon there is no earlier night or late night in the city if you been to a lot of city like bangkok it only excuse or makes it a propaganda only in the bay area san francisco is no more business because of the culture if you've been to a lot of cities like jim smith hi twenty-four hour running all the taxis are running and businesses and all the transportation running only san francisco and bay area cool governments is split up all the transportation system bart is they have their own commissioner so taxi is needs to be taxi commissioner and noted combined use easier for for manage the 3 point of our industry taxi a lot of lay requirement you make it 40 or 60 years ago it is out date for a long time you have very big bureaucratic city not - give more freed

bart needs about $4.8 billion for a total makeover and plans to go to the ballot to ask taxpayers to help. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> ellen's gender discrimination won't go away. she sat down recently with katie couric. a jury ruled a firm did not discriminate against powell. the 45-year-old, who is now the ceo of red-it was a difficult time for her but she's happy she kept fighting. >> hearing so much support from so many people is really rewarding. i think they realize this is something a lot of women face. you don't see that many women or african-american or hispanic ceos in silicon valley. >> she's still deciding whether she'll appeal the verdict. >> some presidential politics. possible presidential contender jeb bushed laughed off controversy this afternoon. the former new york governor marked himself as hispanic on his 2009 voter registration. bush is not hispanic. the former governor today tweeted "my mistake i don't think i've fooled anyone." >> hillary clinton's early campaign may focus on interacting with voters in small settings rather than massive speeches. she's expe

that's how a lot of bart riders talk about the transit during rush hour. eporter out talking to commuters. she's seeing how bad the situation is. she'll tell us how long it will be before bart riders see a significant change. stay tuned. >>> welcome back. it's tuesday april 14. i am dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. first is weather, rosemary is here. >> another brisk one this morning and it will continue into the afternoon. we have a transition going on. we have one system moving out. we have a ridge of high pressure building and pressure grade between the two is kicking up the winds and it will continue for your afternoon. we are giving you a look at the direction from the northwest. those northerly winds will be howling over our hills already this morning i should say, and they are blowing from 15 to 20 miles per hour over parts of the north bay. they will let up a little bit in santa rosa as well as nevada in the last hour. concord has remained fairly calm. oakland is nine miles per hour at the time, gusting earlier but it has seemed to

say your peace. >> thanks i'm here on behalf of the nixon one of the bart directors he wasn't able to be here but want to talk abouthe late night from the bart prospective so coming from them the late night process has been from the mayor's office and the entertainment commission and the board of supervisors ben and jocelyn and others z did a suspect last year job as in the report it covers a lot of ground nothing it revolutionary here but it will be a draufkz difference the entertainment customers an effort like this when people believe they can easily get from san francisco city it will taj mahal take advantage of our city two issues related to bart first we're going got to get twenty-four hour service soon the report, however the survey found the biggest concern that bart mattered the most bart will continue to press for the continued improvements not kcmo the ability to work in the city and more immediately it calls for white papers on assessing how to run u run trains later we talked about the story how they shut down and pushed to identify the stunts the third day at the upcoming bart meeting thank you very m

. >>> problems on bart to tell you about. officials investigate a death on the tracks. officials say it happened 9:30 this morning. the coroner is being called to the station. no information about the victim. trains are not stopping at elsirita plaza station. >>> there could be relief ahead for bart riders who take the bay point line. the project adds crossover tracks between the pleasant hill and walnut creek bart stations. brian ep how will this affect train service? >> hopefully it will affect bart train service in a positive way. we're here at the pleasant hill bart station where a short time ago officials announced the biggest project for a decade is complete. may struggles, including an increased price tag for the project but today this project is operational. it is called the central crossover project. two crossover tracks are located between walnut creek and pleasant hill stations. it will keep trains running. this was needed because there was a five-mile gap where trains could reroute if there was a rerouted train or police activity. the project costs up to $43

we know bart is thinking about building additional plat tomorrows on opposed sides of the trains. all of these things will cost money and bart just recently raised fairs. so we will talk passengers this morning. we know from 6:00 to 9:00 in the morning and from 4:00 to 7:00 at night many passengers have less than a two by two square of personal space. that is what i'm standing on right now. not much between backpacks, bikes, and body odor that can be a lot to take. live from lafayette i'm tara moriarty. >> i totally understand people running to try to catch the train so don't take it personally if they are not stopping to talk. >> reporter: i'm trying. >> i know. more people come in after the train leaves hopefully you will be able to snag a few more people. thanks, tara. >>> it is 5:35. east bay mud is scheduled to vote on tough new water restrictions after declaring a stage four drought emergency. and stage four is the highest drought emergency level. it allows east bay mud to adopt a host of emergency rules effective july 1st. customers will see a surge charge of 25% on their bi

. >>> delays the for bart riders. more about construction taking trains off the tracks. >>> imagine waking up to that sound that goes on and on and on. we'll tell you how and when that train horn finally stopped blowing. >>> test of thousands brave the rain to celebrate the rain in st. peter's square. pope francis had a solemn message for catholics. >> reporter: amid the pomp and ceremony this morning a serious easter message from pope francis. praying for peace in the world's war zones and for christians killed because of their faith. >> translator: i think in particular of the young people who were killed last thursday in kenya. >> reporter: earlier today a sea of umbrellas in st. peter's square as thousands of the faithful came to celebrate mass. the pope is carrying a solemn message over the holy weekend, saying that christians are being killed by islamic extremists and the world is "complicitly silent." words that carry weight. from the first days of his papacy, when a little boy crashed the stage, pope francis has been win

. >> now bart only has about half that money. one plan is to ask bay area voters to approve a possible $4.8 billion bond that would be paid back through property taxes. kpix5 political insider phil matier says that would be quite a gamble. >>> hillary clinton is about to get company on her side of the presidential race. senator bernie sanders of vermont says he plans to run as a democrat. he calls himself a democratic socialist. his top priorities include raising taxes on the wealthy, and free college education. the 73-year-old will make a formal announcer tomorrow. >>> japan's prime minister addressed joint congress today. the big question was, would he apologize for japan's actions in world war ii? the answer no. but he did offer remorse for the american lives lost during the war and added history is harsh. what is done cannot be undone. but tonight, historians are accusing the prime minister of trying to do just that. undo history. betty yu on the subject japan doesn't want u.s. students to learn about. >> reporter: 70 years h

grab an umbrella. >>> bart plans on raising fares 3.4% and it all starts in january. to go from walnut creek to powell street costs about a quarter extra. a trip from berkeley to macarthur would go up 10 cents. money would fund new cars and automated train control systems and and expanded maintenance facility. all part of a bart plan to raise fares every other year through 2020. >>> a very public mistake from the u.s. postal service yesterday. it unveiled a new forever stamp featuring author maya angelou. the problem, the inspirational quote isn't hers. usps reps defended it saying it had been widely attributed to her. a spokesman told the "washington post," had we known about this issue before han, we would have used one of angelou's many other works. the sentence held great meaning for her and she is publicly identified with its popularity. >>> a woman says she was not allowed on a flight from hawaii to san jose because she has cancer. kpix 5's maria medina explains what happened. >> i have multiple myeloma, you're taking me off the airplane because i don't have a doctor's note saying i can fly. >> reporter: elizabeth

director created a lot of concern by saying that people knew the full extechbt bart's problems they would have second thoughts about riding it. mark matthews reports. >> reporter: after two derailments on the same area of track near the concord station bart is going to be slowing trains at 37 similar spots throughout the system trains that were normally going 27 miles per hour will be slowed to 18. >> the fact of the matter is bart is 42-plus-years old. and our system is aging. >> reporter: bart spokeswoman says repairs on the bay point line began last year. now they are be working on trarks between the west oakland station, the area between the -- and the rail yard. and the fruit vaal station and the coliseum. a line that will be shut down for two weekends. >> get all hands on deck and replace it as soon as possible over the next 11 weeks. >> reporter: bart riders tell us they have noticed more slowdowns and delays. >> they shut down the frutd veil station to the coliseum. i noticed that. >> i saw them on the news and i'm like i'm happy i'm not on it today. >> we have seen trains come in late, from five minutes to

bart talks about major delays they mean over 1520 minutes. train delays passenger delays could be significantly longer. tracking some freeway hot spots for you. one in sausalito 1. no one softbound a. two to three car crash a alexander backed up the ride all the way over wall low-grade. from the first to the second to first so. oscillate no exit. and here in the south bay earlier curring accident here on 280 northbound 85. join this ride all i back down to on. and that is a 28 metric time. this is a 38 minute trip time on one 01 northbound. is climbing because of early occuring problems here at fair wrote seven new. at the bridges the bay bridge westbound is backed up into the macarthur maze despite the fact there are no cash clears and those left lanes is the fast track customers letter slowing this morning. richard the san mateo bridge highly 92 heavy enough over 22 minutes hayward san mateo. the golden gate bridge ride very light because of the problem with tax and before the bridge. and heading into marin the richmond bridge. beckham but

he never said anything about 74 bus or towards the bart station on 29 bus. he never said none of those bus. he never said nothing about those buses yes, it's more crowded on that buses too, but later the nighttime i don't know what is going on with that nighttime. and if they do have r run. it reminds me the transit what they always do have from 5:00 a.m. to all day to 7:00 p.m. at night and as the bus is running, two buses back-to-backo you are riding this other bus. that's what i wonder. will you please explain to us about the other buses that i just named and the reason is it changing the bus line, the 18 and 23. would you please explain it. thank you. >> thank you, is there any other public comment on this issue? >> hello. my name is wendy. i have a comment and a suggestion. as a lot of us who doesn't speak english has -- imprinted the bus number and the limited now changed to rapid. especially on the lines changing numbers, people think the way they have been for years, okay. my suggestion is rather than a few weeks having the sign in the window it shoul

we are tracking it with live doppler hd. >>> plus trouble spots on the tracks a new report says about bartlly slowing the commute for the passengers. >> so long, lon simmons a legend in bay area sport the voice now silent as we start the new baseball soap. >> good morning i am matt keller here for kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. >> we are here with leyla gulen on monday, april 6. what do you have weather-wise? >> we have a mixed bag with a lot of stuff, and spring storms, may flowers and snow in the mountains and skiing so that is good news indeed and live doppler hd showing radar satellite it is quiet at the moment and that will change later on and starting to see the first light coming up over the bay and our sunrise if less than an hour with the day planner the next telephone hours shows the clouds will increase and they will bring us some rain

>> talk about setting bart low, number one. number two, talk about a back handed compliment. congratulations, you look like an old bag and we think that's great and all that stuff. geez, thank you. there is that side of it. but look, men and women alike are judged relentlessly on their appearance. >> oh, come on! >> no wait. wait. >> leslie? >> i'm pretty. so i don't have to worry about it. it's just a look that i have. it's okay for me. i don't have to worry about that part. but bill clinton his own self recently had to respond or through proxies respond to the fact that "new york times" pointed out that he looked every bit of his 69 years and seemed much more grandfatherly and he wanted everybody to know he was still vigorous and vital. so age and potential -- >> your one example does not prove that there is not a double standard for men and women. and can i tell you, i heard this discussed with apologies to the "l.a. times" writer who is taking a hit in this segment i heard other people discuss. this like it is surprising to them that she didn't get a face lift before she

a couple of delays on east train about four minutes on train number one. bart is running on time. 37 of them. if that's the way you want to go, no problem. >> thank you. 5:01 and breaking news to tell you about. the s.w.a.t. team and numerous other officers fanned out in east oakland looking for a suspect. amy hollyfield is on the scene. >> look at the resources they brought out to tackle the problem. the officers gathered here and s.w.a.t. team officers out here and they brought in their big crime units to work on looking for the person who fired shots here on foothill yesterday in oakland. it happened in the overnight hours, but it doesn't appear they are acting with urgency. they are seeing what being looks like packing up. they haven't told us whether they captured anyone or who they were looking for or what this person did. shots were fired but no information on what they were looking for and why. it might be wrapping up here in oakland. we are hoping to get officers here in the next few minutes as soon as this meeting is being connected behind us. stay wi

. >>> plus trouble spots on the tracks a new report says about bart intentionally slowing the commute for the passengers. >> so long, lon simmons a legend in bay area sport the voice now silent as we start the new baseball soap. >> good morning i am matt keller here for kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. >> we are here with leyla gulen on monday, april 6. what do you have weather-wise? >> we have a mixed bag with a lot of stuff, and spring storms, may flowers and snow in the mountains and skiing so that is good news indeed and live doppler hd showing radar satellite it is quiet at the moment and that will change later on and starting to see the first light coming up over the bay and our sunrise if less than an hour with the day planner the next telephone hours shows the clouds will increase and they will bring us some rain by this afternoon into the evening overnight hours and thunderstorms are possible tomorrow with the forecast straight ahead. >> we will talk about traffic and see what is happening on the roads, if you are headed up to mineta san jose international airport, visiting

about this pole. some of these are the bart accessibility task force which council member roland wong also serves on that, thank you for your service on that and also independent living resource center of san francisco, the center for independent living, san francisco's mayor commission on disabilities and community resource for independent living. we conducted a survey on the pole -- and unfortunately for the close captioning i didn't provide this. there is a rating on the pole. many people felt the pole helped them that had mental or cognitive vision or low hearing and they rated the pole good or excellent. people that were travel with a wheelchair or blind felt the pole was poor in the majority of cases. so this slide depicts there is diverse needs and different responses by disability. the next slide depicts the new configuration after hearing complaints and issues about the poland this is an exaggerated slide also so we had room for the captioning. i brought a larger depiction of it as well, if anybody cares to see that. thank you, carla. we also have a braille map if anybody would like to see this.

the west about trips are affected this morning when bart talk about the latest they're talking abouth the time in between trains passenger delays of course could be longer. >>george: richmond for my mind we face in a longer than usual commute if your commute is even to richmond or to free more or san francisco track in the ride across the bridge looking first at the bay bridge ride we are still holding at about a 23 minute drive times for the westbound ride and for the san mateo bridge where we're holding a lighted the usual traffic time now 15 to 18 minutes. to the drive times even including the trip time across highway 92 from hayward out to the toll plaza. >>george: for your trip to the golden gate bridge 101, north palm southbound this should be the pick of the traffic flow but we do not see any delays for southbound traffic across the span. >>mark: happening today is the fourth half years since the deadly pipeline explosion and several california public utilities commission is set to decide on a penalty for pg&e will be over a billion dollars. eight people were killed 66 of thos

. >>> complaints about over crowding on bart. coming up in 15 minutes a look at how bad the problem is is and the solutions to fix it. >> where does a 10 wildcat lives. never they want. >>> more than 200 nigerian schoolgirls were abducted by the boko haram. the fate of most of the girls remains a mystery. protestors wore red tapeover their mouths to symbolize the stolen voices of the abducted schoolgirls and putting pressure on the newly elected nigerian president to find the missing. >> when your voice is taken. you can't speak. you can't have faith. but our girls exist. >> a report issued today by amnesty international claims more than 2,000 women and girls have been abducted by boko haram in nigeria since the start of 2013. >>> a man has been identified as one of three people killed in a weekend diving accident off the mendocino coast. the three men were diving with a group of friends when they got caught up in rough waters off casper cove. the press democrat reports that one of the men was 49-year-old ty juan oh a lawyer who

perhaps you want to think about using bart if you are driving on interstate 880, traffic looks good. north and southbound here it looks good. i will tell you what is untouched by today's commute is the santa clara valley. it looks good. sure there is a little bit of slow traffic but it's easing into a monday. right now no major problems on the freeways here. 6:33 let's go back to the desk. >>> musician killed outside of a downtown bar was an innocent victim. tara moriarty is joining us live. you have new surveillance video also you know more about the young man that was killed. >> the video shows people scrambling and security guards rushing to the 26-year-old guitarist to try to revive him. right now flowers and candles lay in the spot where novar rest was gunned down. he was a base player for the oakland punk rock band. he spoke to a witness who says around midnight saturday an argument broke out nearby between a driver and a man on a motorcycle. this the surveillance video that shows the mayhem. his mother says his son was with his best friend and girlfriend at the time. that brin

. >>> bart talked about how it will reduce water use. it has changed the train carwash schedule from every four days to every eight days. they say that will save 50% of water use. it will also update their irrigation systems and their water fixtures. bart is also recommending its contractors who power wash the area around the bart stations, they switch to recycled water. >>> yeah. to give you a sense of just how dire the drought is, we want to show you some before and after pictures that really tell the story. for example, this is what half dome looked like. this was back in march of 2011. blanketed with snow down there. quite a bit of snow up on the dome itself. now take a look at this. this is what it looked like in march of this year. just a few weeks ago. barely any snow in sight. tiny little patches way off in the distance. by the way, these photos are from the yosemite conservancy. now let's take a look at orville. this is lake orville, the largest reservoir in the state water project. see all this water here stretching all through

be provided in the future i think everyone that rides bart regularly notices it is not as 1r50ib8 and i get it the other thing ou were talking about the extra toll that was put in places for the busses other people i incorrect you said there was something added - >> oh, so in 2004 the voters of the san francisco county and other san francisco bay area county voted to increase the bridge toll by one dollar. >> right of the late night buses if do you know first hand if you said you want to invest whether they'll be utilized in the same way they were years ago but do you know if they're still unit ever their entry into they not run with an entry ridership and if so where's the money. >> the sfmta metropolitan commission and their wing it's called the toll authority i think it is called administrator the program and set different criteria i think that is you know a farebox recovery ratio you need to continue the services is it depends on the fees and they were cut from the program baselines they're not counterfeiting the standard my understanding the rest of the funds are reprogrammed to the all nighter buses so it telling they ended

bart tracks will begin in oakland tomorrow. it's going create big delays for weekend riders. a about. >> bart will be installing new pads at about 1,000 feet of track in fruitvale station and another station. they will have to take a 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 week ends from now until august 16th. but the biggest detour of passengers is expected during five oakland athletic home games. thousands of baseball fans rely on bart to get to the coliseum. >> it's going to be too complicated. got to keep things simple for me. >> i tried to a take a car. it sucks to pay for parking. >> not good. maybe i'll take uber, who knows. >> we are waiting for the nba to come out with the playoff schedule because the warriors are going to be in the playoffs and we don't want to conflict with their home playoff games. >> bart will use 12 bus toss begin with. it goes into effect the first time this sunday and it should give bart a better idea what to expect in the coming weeks. in

bart says the smoke was because of a mechanical problem. >>> now a follow-up on a story. we told you about woman who accused bart police of using excessive force when she was being booked at the santa rita jail. now we've learned the accused officer has been cleared. abc 7 news reporter vic lee has more. >> megan sheehan was arrested march 17th on the night of st. patrick's day. after a heavy night of drinking she ended up at the lake merit bart station platform. sheehan was arrested by police after she became drufrj and belligerent belligerent. she says she's embarrassed and has no qualms about that arrest. it is what happened later that left the 28-year-old bartender model in the hospital looking like this. >> don't touch me like that. oh! >> you might want medical. >> sheehan was being booked at santa rita jail. you see her at the counter in the upper right hand corner of the security video and the bart officer standing with her and suddenly some kind of altercation starts and she's thrown to the ground. the jail's security camerai] shows it happened quickly. here's another angle, a bet

bart's efforts. >> nothing like that was on the golden gate bridge, if something like that had been, that's what i'm about to attempt, it is right there, maybe i can get help. >> bart is training workers how to recognize people in crisis. also looking at installing barriers between the platform and tracks but that measure would be years away. >>> happening today, it is the second round of debate in the legislature on whether parents should have the right to exempt their kids from receiving vaccinations based upon religious on personal beliefs. supporters of the proposed measure say increase nationwide and reduce the chances of an outbreak like the measles out break. saying the bill tramples on parent's rights. this issue has bubbled over into threats against lawmakers, the sacramento democrat who authored the legislation has received extra security in recent weeks after his office received what was considered a quote, alarming number of angry phone calls,e-mails and facebook posts. some messages refers to pan as a nazi, other posts wanted him to be eradicated or hung by a noose. >>> a wildlife officials n

on the maps i can fine other traffic but we will talk about mass transit bart has trains on time.s morning has a school group on board. take your claim early. no delays on caltrain. at highway 4 that is a slow ride away from 160 to concord. the benicia bridges running at top speed. top speed on the richmond-san rafael, bay bridge has 12-minute delay from emeryville to san francisco. san mateo and dutch dumb, -- and dumbarton, no crashes and no delays. >> a model makes a splash. >> this picture is going viral and this rogue snapshot and history in the making. >> at look at traffic on the golden gate bridge moving smoothly. stay tuned. sunday dinners at my house... it's a full day for me, and i love it. but when i started having back pain my sister had to come help. i don't like asking for help. i took tylenol but i had to take six pills to get through the day. so my daughter brought over some aleve. it's just two pills, all day! and now, i'm back! aleve. two pills. all day strong, all day long. and for a good night's rest, try aleve pm for a better am. women talking about activia.

they may read one head line about 1 car being broken into, they think it's going to happen with. the bart station that is dark at night and one location that is crowded and not welcoming. in a parking garage at the civic center. people don't know where things are. hopefully this will make people feel comfortable. we also have a beautification project. we were hanging baskets which would be torpedoes in the wind. and you have the added challenge on market street and van ness under going a major event evasion for 2 years. starting at the end of this year. it's been a challenge for us. we started a community garden project for stevenson alley and doing an llc with that and the business that got sold so that put an end on that. >> so, one of the things we are thinking about when franklin street is done, repaved. doing some crosswalk patterns at the main sections at grove and franklin. we are trying a pedestrian heavy site from people going from a parking garage to dinner to opera. it's crowded. it's a little overwhelming for people. anything that enhances safety would be great. also the plann

. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ >>> if you are a bart rider we have a new san francisco bart alert to tell you aboutn-minute delay out of daly city pretty much in all directions. we will take a check of the roads, "kcbs traffic" is coming up in just a little bit. >>> tickets to the fight of the century could go on sale as early as today. but if you are hoping to see floyd mayweather, jr., versus manny pacquiao in person, might need to take out a loan. the cheapest seats will be $1,500 a pop. the casino requires a $250,000 line of credit just to buy a ringside seat. >>> good morning, everyone. history at at&t park last night. for the first time ever, the last year's mvp dodgers clayton kershaw faced off against last year's world series mvp, madison baumgarner. kershaw was the best pitcher april through september but this guy owned october. and that's what counts. bottom 3, 1-0 giants. matt duffy's blooper drops in. brandon crawford scores. kershaw allowed two runs in six innings. did not figure in the decision. baumgarner had a shutout. i was screaming, take him out before this pitch. gone! two-run s

about. there is die fusion of information. plenty are discovery of information. bart gelman in his thinking. and speaking and writing about the subject said that when he um sees a classcation stamp that he thinks of it as a yellow light and not a red light. and the government very fortunately for the going government it lost the pentagon papers case. they are far better off today that they lost that case than they would have been had they won it. the newspapers are willing and able to check in with the government that is details in the story will not inadvertently reveal say the identity of the agent in egypt or something like that. that done. that is sort of what he meant by the met for the yellow light and not a red light that is a good practice. as long as journals do not wait too long or lose their vigor because they are checking on whether a particular story will inadvertently do something that they would not want to do. the "new york times" held that story that came out in december of 05 for the whole year. and i this i that was too long. but if that practice is

low 60s >> catherine : some people in berkeley are upset about a plan to build an 18-story building downtown. it would be near the berkeley barttion. a petition against the project already has more than 2-thousand signatures. block iconic views from cal berekley's campanile way. the city council adopted the plan back in 20-12. this month neighbors lost a battle to try to "landmark" the area and stop anything from being built. they say they want to preserve a piece of local history. >> reporter :here in san francisco a nonprofit is opposed to building the new arena in this neighborhood. they say they are mainly worried about traffic and parking issue is because it is so close to at&t park. the warriors said that air surprised about this opera is-opposition- and said in working with together with the community for years to plan this. >> reporter :here in san francisco they're having a funding crisis in part--bart to replace infrastructure that is continuing to aid in the system. most likely they'll have to bring a bond measure to the taxpayers later >> catherine : in the midst of the despair surrounding the earthquake in nepal.

bart station. these are photos. protesters crowded the platform. it ended about two hours after it gone with no arrests. >> a teenager is scheduled to be arraigned after confessing to a reporter that he killed a boy to see what it would be like. 18-year-old william schultz has been called with murder including special circumstances for stabbing his best friend's little brother during a sleep over at the victim's discovery bay home early sunday morning. a mental health expert evaluated him the day before the stabbing. a contra costa da will not seek the death penalty because of his age. >> they are exploring whether to put a billion ballot. the transit system needs $10 billion to replace the aging infrastructure. they need to ask voters for the money. they don't have a plan. if you measures are not passed, that could cripple the commute. it is 40 years old and at or close to the end of its life. >> senators mandated to california school children be vaccinated. the judiciary committee voted for the legislation. the proposal would eliminate the personal belief and e

there are also questions about insurance coverage and accidents involving such cars. >>> an extra bartte easier on the heavily used line between pittsburg and san francisco. a crossover track opened yesterday between the pleasant hill and walnut creek stations. trains moving at high speed can switch over and use the track to get around disabled trains and lets bart use longer trains during peak hours. >>> let see how the roads are doing this morning with elizabeth. >> okay. thanks, guys. we definitely know the commute is picking up steam here. we are starting to get to the heart of things. our accident count is increasing, as well. chp suddenly busy. if you are in brentwood southbound vasco at camino diablo, a wreck is cleared to the right-hand shoulder. sounds like the second crash kind of in a similar area in the brentwood and vasco road. here's a live look out the door san mateo bridge traffic also picking up some steam as you can see there leaving hayward drive time suddenly slow. westbound 92, 19 minutes between 880 and 101. the most of the traffic is behind the pay gates and on t

know something about the shooting still don't know what prompted the shooting still have not made any arrests >> j.r.: point of inaccessability during commute hours on some lines. the bartrd of directors has made it a priority to address this issue as well as cleaning up the stations. money is the name of the game and the board has about 51 million dollars to work with out of that projected fund. the board started preliminary budget discussions at the meeting on thursday afternoon. the board plans on hiring dozens of mechanics to deal with the root of the overcrowed trainsa backlog of maintenance for the train cars is why youwill see the trains at capacity. you can see in this video that kron four shot a few months back that there is an overabundance of cars just sitting and waiting to be repaired or for scheduled maintenance to be preformed. currently, there are simply not enough mechanics to get to all the jobs on the list and that is why some lines will have fewer train cars than others. through the next several months the board will address the problem and come up with a solution. bart >> jeff: or several meetings that the board to finalize 2016's budget. the final

. >>> bart is warning riders about repair work. there is no service between the some of the rails. the switches allow trains to go from one track to another. bart said the switches are in bad shape and must be replaced. they will have to reduce speeds. this is the first of a dozen planned closures. part is running a bus bridge. it may make your ride longer. it could be 30 to 60 minute delays. the track closures won't be done around warrior play offs games. >>> violence is marring the final four in men's college babble. wisconsin upset the once undefeated wildcats. police announced they made 29 arrest while 3 people were taken to the hospital. they had to pepper spray fans. some fan through bottles in the air and some fans were hurt. >>> wisconsin fans are rejoicing after the badgers knocked off them in the final four. wisconsin was lead by sam decker and national player of the year. >> once the season started we had our own goals in mind. it's great we had a chance to play a good team along the way. it's more wanting to achieve our own goals. >> final score in that game was 71, 64.