of getting a new bus terminal.hink we stand in terms of getting a new bus terminal? what about new york's? >> we have undertaken as we indicated a construction and feasibility in rebuilding the facility on site is one of the options to be considered. we are optimistic the processes on track. >> it changes notoriously slow at the port authority. i am hopeful we will get that bus terminal eventually in a couple of years. there are some new members of the port authority board that started today. kevin i three women, hopefully the new team will speed up us getting a new bus terminal in new york. follow me on twitter at chasing sibile and follow me on chasing news. >> thank you for tuning in, didn't see you over there. we'll have another show for you tomorrow. until then, stay hydrated, instead of the sun, and give someone a hug. thanks. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dashcam. >> dashcam video of an officer trying to use her batch to weasel their way out of the wi arrest ♪ the simpsons today's safety film don't wear jewelry during

a group of ten teens harassing a woman on a muni bus. she ran out. a witness recovered her stolen purse. we turned the purse into police and along the way we found the owner. >> i'm so happy that i get back my purse. >> reporter: this san francisco woman was targeted by a mob of teens on a muni bus. the day before it was a 27-year-old man who was harassed at the same corner. police say he was uncomfortable enough that he exited the bus at mcallister and vanness and boarded another one. the group followed him on board and several punched him as they stole his cell phone. >> to see this incident where a group of ten teens, young adults would go so far as to follow the victim off one bus and attack him is brazen and alarming. >> i went to the corner where it happened where i found this woman holding a stolen purse. she escaped a muni bus after she witnessed a group of teens steal from a woman. >> i saw them stealing it. they gave it back to me. the lady had walked away. maybe you guys can find her and give it back to her. >> reporter: down the street i

a group of ten teens harassing a woman on a muni bus. she ran out.itness recovered her stolen purse. we turned the purse into police and along the way we found the owner. >> i'm so happy that i get back my purse. >> reporter: this san francisco woman was targeted by a mob of teens on a muni bus. the day before it was a 27-year-old man who was harassed at the same corner. police say he was uncomfortable enough that he exited the bus at mcallister and vanness and boarded another one. the group followed him on board and several punched him as they stole his cell phone. >> to see this incident where a group of ten teens, young adults would go so far as to follow the victim off one bus and attack him is brazen and alarming. >> i went to the corner where it happened where i found this woman holding a stolen purse. she escaped a muni bus after she witnessed a group of teens steal from a woman. >> i saw them stealing it. they gave it back to me. the lady had walked away. maybe you guys can find her and give it back to her. >> reporter: down the street i saw

within the bus we have tanks. them are at least a two-man tank, we have one three-man tank and that's how we separate the inmates. just like in different holding tanks, just smaller and mobile. >> still, the 40-minute drive from the downtown jail to the facility can be eventful. >> the most daunting struggle is there's two deputies assigned to this transportation bus and we have a capacity of 51 inmates. learning to deal with 51 inmates with only your partner is the big task. we've had fights in the back. there is not a whole lot we can do while traveling and driving. we will not stop and enter the rear tank. we'll drive to the nearest secure location, which is either one of our jails. so that could potentially be a 30-minute fight. >> at the center of attention today is a man serving one year of possession of controlled substance. he is in protective custody because he dropped out of his gang. >> protective custody inmates, philosophy is they are lower than low. most of the guys are either gang dropouts. they've

her bus and got -- exited her bus and got shot multiple times with a paintball gun. >> reporter: the6-year-old bus driver saw three boys running away. one had a paintball gun. they're between the ages of ten and 14. >> it surprises us. we don't find vehicles being shot by paintballs but kids do strange things. >> reporter: police logs show this is the third paintball attack this month. four men were reportedly shot by paintball guns in bay view district and another man at a park in bay view. >> for every case, we look at any common thread as far as subject or the motives or the way things occur. so investigators are looking into that. i've been personally hit by paintballs and there's a reason why you wear protective equipment to protect your face especially. >> reporter: a spokesman says the bus driver was not hurt. they don't have a description of the three boys. anyone with information is asked to contact them. >> any word from police on how easy it is to obtain a paintball gun? we're talking about ten to 15 years old. >> reporter: can you repeat the question? >> i wanted to find

the suspect continued the assault until the bus driver was able to get the bus safely stopped and opened the door. >> now, when that suspect got off, he later got on another bus, that's where that surveillance video comes in. he confessed to that driver about what he had done. put that video out in hopes of catching that suspect. now, the video equipment on the bus where the attack occurred, that wasn't working. we spoke to an official from mdot who tells us they do take driver safety very seriously. unfortunately, in this case, those cameras had not been maintained so that that video was working. but fortunately they do have this other video and police are putting that out hoping to catch this suspect. later on news 4, we'll talk about this driver about the heroing ordeal. back to you. >> derrick, thank you. >>> a long-time educator is no longer with the school board. dr. beverly anderson resigned in june. news 4 has obtained her resignation letter through a request. in the letter she said she's disappointed in county executive who appointed her. she says her experience in background we

including the mayor are very concerned about cups and bottles apparently filled with pee left at a bus stop in town. check out the pictures. the bus stop that i'm at right now has been a makeshift bathroom for new jersey transit workers according to mayor john. to make things worse, the trash receptacle here at the stop suddenly disappeared a few weeks ago. the resident had to take matters in his own hand. i hope he was wearing gloves. he tell me what he is sought. >> i just don't think they thought about the residual effects of removing a garbage can and putting up a note up inside. like that was stop people from dumping stuff on our lawn. they're still going to have to pick up a bottle that has this material and it. >> the mayor wrote the e-mail regarding the bus stop. the cameras were removed because the the people were using it as a bathroom. the people responsible for cleaning up the bus stop and ironically because the trash was so nasty and unsanitary due to the contents, they are the ones who removed the same trashcan thinking maybe if we take the trashcan away nobody's going to

they're for the whole pod. >> i was getting ready to get on the bus.derwear pocket. i'm like i'm liable to get searched. i threw it under the bus. he heard it. >> i heard a thud. i asked him what that was. he admitted he had thrown the shavers. he apologized. i said let's get through this. >> as bobadilla was about to board the bus, he darted underneath it. >> he's trying to do something he shouldn't be doing. this is a very bad situation. i run off the bus. i come around the corner and i see him with the shaver in his hand. he had gone to retrieve the shaver. whatever process told him it was a good idea to crawl under the bus to get the shaver. he turned it over and we had a conversation about why that wasn't a good idea. we were able to transport him down here without incident after that. >> his actions resulted in a decision to place him in the jail's highest security housing unit. total separation where he will be confined in a single person's cell, 23 1/2 hours per day. >> hang on tight. >> i don't want to go there. i'm better off in the dorm. >>

a bus ticket in montgomery. >> you are right. round trip, greyhound bus ticket.ited me to come to mont gummer you to meet with him. at this time. 1 years old. board aid bus to travel from troy to montgomery. and a young lawyer, the name of fred gray. the lawyer for rosa parks. dr. king in the montgomery movement. met me at the greyhound bus station. and drove me to the first baptist church in downtown montgomery. and ushered me in the pastor's study. i saw dr. king. and the reverend, standing behi adesk. and, dr. king said to me. are you the boy from troy? are you john lewis? and i said, dr. king, i am john robert lewis. but he still called me, the boy from troy. and, we had a wonderful discussion. he said if you want to, want to attend troy state. now called troy university. we will help you. but we may have to file a suit. against the state of alabama. against troy state. but you need to have a discussion with your mother. and father. the home could be bombed. or burned. they could lose the land. and i went back. i had a discussion with my mother and father. it

they were finally able to track her down on a bus in bull shore boulevard in almeda in 30 minutes. riders on the bus was stunned. >> i pray for the family and i pray -- >> reporter: the baby's mother rushed to the scene. she was emotional and being consoled by officers. she was reunited with her baby and both were taken to the hospital. the suspect was taken into the custody for the kidnapping. >> parents need to watch their children. they say they're only gone for a second and in one minute that baby can be gone. >> reporter: police say the parents do not know the suspect. they are investigating. inspectors are also looking into how long the baby was left in the car. in san francisco, janene, abc 7 news. >>> nine people recovering after a head-on crash. you can see on this map where it happened, along highway 4 near sand creek road. you're now looking at smaller victims on last week's accident. the chp says the suspected drunk driver was going to wrong way when it hit that van. that suspect was hurt too but he's now in jail. >>> the air canada flight mistook a taxi way for a run w

. >> this man attacked a bus driver a bus and admitted what he did to another bus driver with the attackerll out there, the bus driver was injured. now, his hand is hurt. he's still nursing stitches and he's recovering at home. derrick. it sounds very much like he's ready and willing to go back to work. >> well, he is indeed, it's a matter of those injuries being healed enough tr him to do that. he's got an injury to his arm and also he's got an injury to his eye. both of those things are need today drive a bus. this all happened on tuesday, but police are just releasing some of the video and they're hoping that by releasing the video, they can help bring this to a close. >> his right arm is still store. there's the anxiety over being attacked on the job. >> well punched. how many times. i don't remember. >> police say, this man is a suspect seen here in surveillance video from another bus few hours after the attack. it was tuesday, about 12:15 a.m. and passenger attacked just before getting off at this stop at the shady grove metro station. he and the passenger talked. it started with a v

no students on that bus but that bus driver was fired. >>> new at 11:00, stepped up security at the staels church. organizers added metal detectors and bag searchers. the changes come after an incident last year when three people were stabbed in the church's parking lot. church officials say most people like the extra security. >> that might detour people from wanting to come but they have been positive and come and told us they were happy we add that layer of protection for them and their children. >> the st. michael's church fair runs through sunday night. >> pickup summer basketball on time-out at a local park. officials just took down three of four basketball rims at andre reid park. the move comes after years of noise complaints from neighbors who say they are sick of the late-night games with hundreds of people blasting music and riding dirt bikes but officials are working on a compromise including detachable or lockable rims that can't be used at night. >>> new at 11:00 who does it take to turn around a neighborhood. >> one philadelphia businessman is hoping water ice can be par

threw him under the bus again. very colorful. >> you can imagine what it's like to be the attorney general. >> melissa: locally, i can't imagine. it seems horrible. thank you. >> heather: president trump lasting special counsel robert mueller come as you just heard they are in bombshell "new york times" report. mr. trump said mr. mueller was running ripe with conflict of interests and warned that he would cross a redline if they dove into trump family finances unrelated to russia. he left open the possibility, over an investigation that had taken a political toll and the six months since he took office. we'll talk more about this with daniel, he is the editor for the washington beacon. thank you for joining us. daniel, you probably just heard this breaking development, that john roberts was reporting for us there, that there is this article and is being reported by bloomberg at this point, it's breaking news, that mueller has said that they will probe trump business transactions. given the response we've already re

lanes in san francisco, bus lines. it serves 54,000 riders everyday. >>> bart's new chief says he's taking several steps to better project riders from crime. the new police chief carlos outlined his plan during yesterday's board of director's meeting and the chief says he wants to offer new bonuses to fill 40 vacancy. a crime report from bart shows violent crimes are up 40% compared to last year. there's a growing debate over how much information about crime bart should release to the public. the victim of a recent mob style attack on bart says bart should release the surveillance video. >> the individuals who assaulted us and robbed us, there were multiple repeat offenders. and the police knew who these individuals were. >> bart says it does not plan to release the video to the public over concerns it could interfere with any prosecution. >>> the time is 4:09. if you write bart, you could get a glimpse -- bart will test its shiny new cars. the train cars will be used during business hours with bart employees onboard.

i got off the bus and escorted him across the street. man get hit. >> reporter: video shot by a rider impress by jeff's consideration wound up on facebook and here we are. you know these september drivers they put up with a lot >> riders on, off, tempers, traffic, sometimes they make the news nun flatteing way. sometimes people attack them. drivers like jeff do things all the time about you do not hear bit. >> reporter: american half of the riders on average took the buys and the won that i talked to say drivers do a good job. >> they deal with a whole lot of chaos. >> reporter: visible job they do this bus driving they are like police in that people watch what they do and everyone is a chrisish. ralph branch is jeff's collogue who let jeff know his good deed was on social media and ralph's glad it got out. >> perception with the bus driver or what not, it is that we are not doing our job, difficult to deal work but jeff's story, it is kind of typical of bus drivers. we go out of our way to help people to try to do the right thing to mak

he asked about ray and inquired about booking a bus. how do you know who is behind your bus? unless you get a good referral from a trusted friend or news investigation, you might not. >> the blankets filled with love were dropped out the medical center. the messages of the encouragement came from people who visited the local subaru dealers. alison: l it was an active day. larry: a bit of rain and now it is going to change again. still have heavy downpours. doug: the first area to investigate we showed you 20 minutes ago. this is building to the city. zoom in to give you detail now. will is heavy rain now to kenilworth avenue and we are seeing the heavy rain to push across the line to northeast. this is raining but it is coming out in buckets. the second area is active frederick westward. it is showing heavy downpours and the possibility of hail. we have feels like temperatures of 97. it feels like 91 in hagerstown. 9 it 3 in washington -- 93 in washington. 92 in annapolis. tomorrow morning 60's to the mid-70's for the wakeup temperatures. early morning to late night fog in ar

on the bus go 'round and 'round." millilion deaths on the world's roroads every year. kholwe: when i looked at the boy, i thought it was over. man: and here i'm lyining with a broken neck, becauause i got ino a crash 'cause i got distracted and i had a crash. was it worth making the call? the answer's no. narrator: the struggle to make our roads safer around the globe. [music] amy: she was our rambunctious, happy little girl, and she'd ststand up on n the 4s and sing "the wheels on the bus go 'round and 'round." hsi-pei: she would stand up to someone who was bigger than her and, you know-- amy: in the playground she would stand up anand put her has on her hips. hshsi-pei: and lookok up at the. [both laugh] amy: she was kind of-- hsi-pei: she was like, you move over because i'm m coming throu. amy: i'm coming through. hsi-pei: um...hmm. mother: i don't know where she got that personality. [both laugh] hsi-pei: i i guess therere's a e inin a million chance that t the happens to be a driver driving up to where my daughte

muni officials say police reported the bus number. so they contacted the driver and told them to stop.in less than an hour the baby was rescued at this bus stop at bayshore and arleta.sot: stephanie jones, parent// "it's absolutely terrifying. part of me is unfortunately not that surprised. because some parents don't really pay attention to their kids a lot. and i know it can happen to anyone but it's so scary."the woman was found with the baby in her arms.she was arrested and booked for kidnapping.the baby was unharmed but taken to a hospital just to be sure. (justine) new at 11. a 16-year-old boy in vallejo.... severely injured after being hit by a car while he was on his bike...has died. the crash happened thursday on columbus parkway... just south of georgia street. the teenager and his dad were riding their bikes when they were hit by a chevy avalanche. the car dragged the teenager about 100 feet. the boys father was also hurt.. and is ok. officers are investigating whether drugs and alcohol played a role in the crash. (jr stone)

. >> an inmate causes a disturbance on the jail's transfer bus. my first thought he was trying to get away trying to do something he sunt be doing. >> now he vows to cause more problems. >> i'm just going to be a havoc to these [ bleep ]. >> i think he wants to make sure we're doing our work correctly. i think he's been trained by the officers. >> super secret cat-based intel. it's been very successful. been very invaluable us to. >> you want to sit here and [ bleep ] this. will you get trouble? you want to wake up to this? come on. >>> the birth place of the california gold rush. sacramento is best known today as the capital of the nation's most populous state. though it was once regarded as a very different sort of capital. >> about ten years ago we were called frequently the meth capital of the country. it's an undesirable distinction, to be sure. it caused us and the federal government to attack that issue. it's not been the crisis it has been. in the last year or two, meth is making a resurgence in sacramento like it is in many neighborhood.

i'm surprised a bus -- tom, a bus sometimes doesn't have the best connotation. if you want to find out more about cabin and how to book a trip, we have more information in our web links on ktvu.com. and we will be right back with more mornings on 2 the 9 after this. for years, men have enjoyed their man caves without guilt. now, it's mama's turn. welcome to my she shed. ...where i enjoy not cooking, not gardening, and not cleaning. ...where me and the girls can let loose. oh, look at the time! me time... mmm..brownies. fiber one 90 calorie brownies. allll mine. >> 9:50. happening right now, president trump and french president macron are holding a joint news conference after meeting to discuss a range of issues including the configure there syria, i imagine global warming came up as well. we are monitoring this in the news room and will have more as the visit to paris continues today on the news at noon. >>> a plan by the raiders to move from oakland to las vegas will cost them hundreds of millions of dollars of relocation fees. they will pay $385 million in rel

jeff, would you expect any bus driver to do what did you? but i can say they're going to do it. but i expect all of them to do it. >> reporter: it's hank. septa driver jeff school field got caught on camera the other day going out of his way to do a good deed. should we applaud him for it? you bet. my take is, it will be really cool when doing the right thing is no big deal. 20 years behind the wheel of a septa bus jeff school field plenty top of the list is still rider safety and that includes helping people across the street even if he's got to get off the bus to do it. >> that particular day i had visually impaired gentleman get on the bus. >> right. >> so, upping, it was hard for him to get across the street. i got off the bus and i he is cored him across the street. i didn't want to seat man get hit. >> reporter: video shot by a rider impressed with jeff's consideration wound up on facebook and here we are. >> these septa drivers put up with a lot, riders on, riders off, tempers, traffic, sometimes they make the news in unflattering way

no students were on this bus at the time. the bus driver in this case from this video was fired. >>> state workers in new jersey furloughed during the shutdown last a week are still waiting to find out if they will get paid. the state says only some workers will qualify for unemployment. those who do qualify must apply online by today. lawmakers say a bill will need to be passed in order for everyone to get paid. >>> meantime democratic lawmaker is introducing another bill that would close the governor's beach house during any government shutdown. there is another bill that would allow the public to rent the mansion. you will remember governor chris christie and his family enjoyed island beach state park last weekend while the beach was closed to everyone else. someone made a sand castle mocking his infamous trip. >>> cats with colds. we'll explain why they are up for adoption. and plus a pop-up shop that celebrating the felines is next. >>> plus what is better are than water ice on a hot summer day? a philadelphia businessma

every student that got on the bus after that.otal. spending up to ten hours on each. can you believe that? that's so cute. i love that. chelsea is coming back with a last pro-tip for making ribs: don't go it alone.

every student that got on the bus after that. what ms. trudy made >> she made 34 in total. spending up to ten hours on each. can you believe that? that's so cute. i love that. chelsea is coming back with a last c ♪ pro-tip. get these great smoked ribs. twenty minutes on the grill, they're done. you think he cares if i smoke ribs for six hours? what? the best food at amazing prices, giant. giant has unbelievable pro tip produce prices. : so you'll never have to choose between your favorites. i thought i was your favorite. take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. . >>> maybe you heard the story of tore at his and the hair. it was about how fast their turtles could walk. for more than 40 year, people brought turtles in the town to race every single summer. the top three turtles and humans in each race take home cash an wooden metal but the competition really is all about the fun. >> contestants will start and run eight to ten people at one time. everybody starts cheering turtles on the outside lane >> small town hidden on the pl

this mini-bus taxi driver agreed to give his views on the problem. driver: you see? interviewer: there's no training or anything like that to be a taxi driver? driver: mm...i can say nono. [indistinct] hector: breaking the law and being seen to get away with it, ththe behavior that's manifested by mini-bus taxi drivers is very, very visible to other motorists, and it creates a widesespread perception o of the lack of enforcementnt and therefore of a general lawlessness on the road. narrator: in this case, the driver was taken to court, but initially he remains out of jail, something that infnfuriats inga's grandmother. [grandmother speaking localal language]e] [interviewer speaking local languauage] [grandmother speaking local language] interviewer/interpreter: i'm very angry. i want him to be sentenced. i want him to be inside jail and not outside. [grandmother speaking local languauage] interviewer/interpreter: he was a very creative boy. he used to draw and make cars to play with. and he loved food. [laughs] narrator: the driver did eventually receive a 3-year jai

>> look, they were driving the bus, did you notice that?the video has gone viral, viewed hundreds of thousands of times. smooth dude right here. >> that is a way to get younger because boy, church can get boring. >> you ain't doing it right, girl? >> i ain't doing it at all. >> this choreography includes pop dance and cultural dance. good job. why not? >>> the dead sea known for its extremely high salt content which makes is unique but it's unique for another reason it is the lowest elevation on land on the planet which gives us a unique opportunity courtesy of the red bull air force team teaming one the royal jordanian air force. they have a pilot with a helicopter up in the air, a special pilot goes by the name of his royal high sign al hussein bin abdul ii. when you're the prince you can do whatever you want. they take off into the air to about 6,000 feet. thumbs up from his royal highness, if he says go, i guess you go. up they go into the sky like superman and headed for a particular spot. that spot marked by this jordanian flag. what

one of the busiest bus routes in the system. it carries 52,000 a year and by creating those dedicated bus lanes it would speed up the travel time for riders by about 20 minutes. it would adjust the traffic lights, extend the sidewalk and add other improvements. >> it'll mess up the whole traffic here for years probably. it'll kill the parking. >> we want to make sure that we are making -- transportation options better for almost. we want to -- if they have to drive -- we also want to make it attractive for people to take transit if they can. >> reporter: the plan hasn't been determined so it's not clear how much parking would be lost or reduce or what the lane configuration would be. if the board approves the plan today they will start doing some community outreach and work with neighbors and businesses on the plan. now a group called san francisco for sensible transit filed a lawsuit against the plan. that suit is still working its way through the court system. they are scheduled to meet and vote on the plan at one this afterno

making those dedicated bus lanes would reduce the travel times by 20 minutes for the bus riders. the plan would also adjust the traffic lights. extend the lights and traffic improvement. >> it's going to mess up the whole traffic here for years probably. and it's going to kill the parking. this is the only area where you have a little bit of parking. >> people here hear transit only. that's not the case. we want to make sure that we're making transportation options better, attractive for all modes. we want to make sure that if you have to drive you can find parking. you can get where you need to go efficiently. but we also want to make it attractive for people to take transit when they can. >> reporter: the exact design of the plan hasn't been determined yet. it's not clear how much parking will be lost and what the lane configuration will be. if the board approved the plan today and it's expected they will. they will start doing community outreach and start in neighborhoods. a group filed a lawsuit against the plan, that institute is still in the court system, but sfmga also sch

the 38 geary is among the busiest bus lines in the city. it serves 50,000 muni riders each day along the geary corridor that extends from downtown to the richmond district. >> the use of side running lanes in some segments will provide the bus space to travel without being blocked by congestion. >> reporter: there are already dedicated bus only lanes in the downtown and union square area. the new plan calls for bus only lanes on the far right extend all the way to palm avenue. and from there, bus only lanes to be installed in the middle where the median is now as far as 34th avenue. >> i don't believe they should build anything in the middle. this will really be very costly. >> reporter: transit officials say it will improve bus service, making it more reliable, faster, and safer. >> i think it's long overdue. for decades this project has been in the planning process. >> the project has raised concerns. to make way for the bus only lane, the project will eliminate one lane from vehicle traffic in east direction and some parking spaces will

everyone else, all of them pensioners, died on the bus. the heat must have been so on the bus.at nothing inflammable is left on the bus. all that is left are the steel parts. one can imagine what this must have meant for the people inside the bus. this afternoon, recovery of the dead. the beginning ofan afternoon, recovery of the dead. the beginning of an investigation. the crash happened during an traffic jam. what happened here has horrified germany, and what has shocked many is the speed and ferocity with which the fire took hold. finding out why will be central to this investigation. window of a large number of victims and a large number of injured. our thoughts are with the victim's relatives and we wish all the injured a quick recovery from the bottom of our hearts. police say they have now recovered all of the victims from the wreckage. it has emerged they were tourists on their way to italy. what should have been the start of a holiday ended in one of the worst road accidents in this country's history. the thawing of relations between iran and the west has resulted in t

, he switched at market to a different bus. police say that the teens followed the 27-year-old on the 5 fulton bus and at least three of them punched him and stole his phone. >> to see this incidence where a group of 10 teens, young adults, would even go so far as to follow the victim off one bus to another and attack him, that's very brazen and alarming. >> police are reviewing surveillance video from the buses and plan to release the images of the suspect in the next few weeks. >>> a possible fix may be on the way for the sinking skyscraper in san francisco's soma neighborhood. according to a new report, the 58-story millennium tower at mission and fremont streets sank 7 inches in the past 7 months. city officials and other sources say it's dropped 17 inches lower since 2005 and is leaning two inches at its base. two engineering firms hired by the developer say they can stabilize the tower by drilling up to 100 new support beams from the basement down to bedrock. the spokesman for the millennium tower said: fix: up t llion do

no students were on the bus in this case and the bus driver was fired. >>> state workers furloughed occurringthey will get paid. some will qualify for unplimt and mu unemployment and must apply by today. a bill needs to be passed inned for everyone to get paid. >>> meantime democratic lawmaker in the garden state is introducing a bill that would close the governor's beach hus during a future government shutdown. another bill would allow the public to rent the mansion. you remember governor chris christie and his family enjoyed the park while the beach was closed to everyone else. someone made the sandcastle mocking his infamous trip. >>> coming up, cats with colds. why they are up for adoption in philadelphia plus a pop-up shop that celebrates all things feline. >>> and nothing better than water ice on a hot summer day and this one made with all fruit. philadelphia businessman is hoping that his version of the sweet treat can help turn around a troubled neighborhood. >>> we start with a look in philadelphia. we're at 72 right now. we'll get to the 80s by your lunch hour. a good with deal of s

the board of directors has approved a plan to establish bus only lanes.ed up service for the 52,000 daily bus riders. the mta provided this animation. business owners are worried about the loss of parking and the lane's construction. >> ayesha curry can now add baseball pitcher to her long list of skills. i know, kind of hard to tell that's her, but trust us, it is. she threw out the first pitch at last night's sonoma stompers game, an independent professional baseball team. looks like her husband isn't the only one with a sports gene in the family. >> absolutely. she can cook, she can rap. she can play baseball. >> what can't she do, natasha? she can't do the weather. although, maybe we should give her a chance. >> let's invite her here and see what she does. >> maybe we should invite her, or not. here's a look at our sutro tower camera. you can see the fog in the city. looking very pretty. it will clear and we'll have a nice day here. yesterday, we couldn't find 90s out there. today, a bit of a wind shift will warm us up. 58 in san jose. 52 in gilroy. f

witnesses saw the woman get off the bus and get on another. they were able to track her down at bayshore boulevard and arleta. riders were stunned. >> hopefully she didn't do anything to it. i pray for the family and hopefully everything works out in the end. >> reporter: the mother was rushed to the scene. she was emotional and consoled by officers. she was reunited with her baby and taken to the hospital. the suspect was taken into cuss can today for the kidnapping. >> parents always need to watch their children. like they say, they were only gone for a second. that one second, that one minute, a baby can can be gone. >> reporter: the parents do not know the suspect. they do not have a motive at this point. inspectors were looking into how long the baby was left in the car. abc7 news. >>> nine people are recovering after a head-on crash the highway patrol blames on drunk drivering in brentwood. you can see on this map where it all happened. along highway 4 near sand creek road. you're looking at one of the smallest victims of last night's ac

the driver was alone on the bus at mission street when the bus was suddenly splattered with paint. the bus driver stopped and got out to check the damage and the group of boys fired paintballs at her as well. >> it surprises us. we don't find muni vehicles shot by paintballs but kids do strange things. >> the 36-year-old bus driver saw the three boys running away and one had a paintball gun and so far the police have not identified them. >>> new numbers showing the homeless population in solano county increasing 14% in two years. they counted the homeless population in january with over 1200 people living on the streets or in shelters, and the data shows 74% are over the age of 25% -- over the age of 25 with 25% having children and 50% have lived in the county for 10 years or more. >>> air-quality officials in the san joaquin valley are hoping the trump administration will relax pollution standings and the report called presidential transition white paper. the director calls for changes to the federal clean air act in the san joaquin valley has some of the worst pollution in the co

ten minutes ago another bus making a u turn.r's i just tweeted septa to let them know but look at our video here, buses making u turns on the small street but it shows you continuing nick california skills of the septa bus driver , they are pilots, they are cashiers, they are bouncers, they are do it all people for not enough money and now they are being asked to make u turns because nobody in management is telling them there is a detour here. anyway, that is our last notice of that. but you can see a lot of police to have keep guard here because these are main drags. that is girard avenue up there all of the water out from here to girard, and the gyms are still in business. i just want to you think, you don't realize how great running water is until you don't of it. imagine you cannot flush a toilet, take a shower and tooth brush is dry. i want to warn you guys, just math overtime between now and whenever, that we will not have running water at fourth and market when we will have a water main break and i want to know who the wo