oakland, southbound 880 on the fruitvale off-ramp there is an injury crash. on 880 itself traffic is moving along. here's a live shot of the bay bridge toll plaza. the roads have been damp this morning. give yourself a little extra time. >> thank you. >>> door dash is warning customers about a massive data breach and uber announced a new safety feature. here's tech bites. >> door dash is confirming a massive data breach. >> the personal information of 5 million customers, delivery workers and merchants has been stolen. the breach occurred on may 4th but the company didn't notice unusual activity until this month. >> and uber is announcing a new safety feature. >> you must verify your ride with a new pin. they whare tin with the driver. the trip will begin only once the pin is entered into the app. >>> and japan airlines is now showing where babies will be seated on upcoming flights. this is for travelers with passengers under the age of two. passengers are phraraising this social media. >>> here's a question. what happens when a warrior goes on a shopping spr

rooted in fruitvale, we'll have live entertainment. some traditional dancing. >> it's and it's all free for the community. >> the first 300 people eat free, and we also have a lot of community partners that are coming to also share their resoars. if people need help in a variety of ways, whether it's housing, legal support, or any other community resources, they can probably find it there. >> they can just show up. it's free. >> have fun. >> bring your family. >> talk more about what it means to both of you, being from that area, just giving back and do such great work. >> it's unique. we did grow up in that neighborhood and we both recently joined the cent dro team. >> all the things that are happening now with the administration and how a lot of our communities are coming under attack. it's exciting to go outside my office and see people just like me, of our families, and we're the ones empowering or communities from within. >> all right. well, we thank you both ladies for coming in. we appreciate all the work you do. hopefully a lot

there's a couple problems, one is southbound 880 at fruitvale. also along that stretch is some road work on southbound 880, that's causing this slowing versus the crash. that should be cleared before 6:00 this morning. another injury accident in san ramon, southbound 680 at el costeig-hd side. causing any slowing. where we're seeing the heaviest traffic, westbound 508 out o be. it's backed up towards -- or just past the end of the parking lot. the drive time on westbound 580 from tracy to dublin, 35 minutes. >> thank you. >>> a skydiver is dead after a really bizarre accident. the chp says the female skydiver landed on the southbound lanes of highway 99 north of lodi yesterday afternoon and hit a big rig. the parachutest was with a group. she veered off course and collided with the passing truck on the highway. the accident caused a chain reaction of collisions with at least three other vehicles involved. no one else was injured. our sacramento sister station investigated the skydiving center in october of 2018. the owner says he believes 18 peop

campaign stop right here in the bay area he was in oakland where he toured the transit village at the fruitvale bart station and the homeless encampment near the home depot in east oakland. >>this president used his power abuse his office and the resources of our federal government to try and get a political opponent. with or without a quid pro quo. that is an abuse of power. that deserves >>well castor also talked about police brutality his platform calls for now national standard for the use of force and the militarizing police. bond for people in the north bay pg restore the power yesterday afternoon after shutting it off most of the morning because of the high fire danger so far thousands of homes and businesses in napa and sonoma counties they want most of the day without a see in these hot temperatures. car is cooler that my house. >>i just feel bad for the people that don't that really need the electricity. you know i really wanted to sit in front of the bridge but then everything would now so a lot of people. >>are feeling about it i would say, but i would rather have the power shut off

castro also toured the fruitvale station earlier today. the fruitvale station, he also touted his plans for police reform where he wants to make sure all people are treated the same, no matter the color of their skin or where they come from. reporting live in san francisco, i'm alyana gomez.>>> environmental activists staged a demonstration in the san francisco financial district today, calling for action to combat financial economic change. they blocked access to several financial institutions. >> protesters began gathering before the work they got underway, looking to disrupt as is usual in the financial district. activists block the doors to banks in the area, including chase bank and wells fargo.>> we are blockading the people who are destroying what we need to live. that's why there are people in front of chase, wells fargo, bank of america. we are all over, because we have to be. >> activists block the employee access door to wells fargo, blocking workers from getting in. >> we want to hold corporations accountable, our action of dis

meeting with people in the fruitvale area. he discussed more affordable housing, and he also visited a homeless encampment.>> we see that everyday needs here in fruitvale and neighborhoods across the united states. we have an urgent rental affordability crisis. more people are sleeping on the streets, more people having to double up emma more people sleeping in cars. when i was the secretary of housing, i worked with many others in the obama administration and local communities to try to put more resources into getting people off the street.>> he included a plan to invest in homelessness by the year 2028 nationwide, he will attend the heritage celebration in san francisco along with mayor london breed. >>> there was a seven acre fire that began when someone tried to steal copper wire from a power pole. the fire began just after 3:00 this morning.>> reporter: aerial video from firefighter shows a steep glowing hillside before sunrise, the fire burned overnight, it started at around 3:00 this morning, it burned 10 acres before i

meet with people in the fruitvale neighborhood and meet with those living in a homeless encampment. he released a plan that includes investments to end homelessness around the country by the year 2028. >>> british lawmakers are debating the decision by the british supreme court that prime minister boris johnson acted illegally by suspending parliament. the high court ruled that he was trying to strip parliament's power. he left the meetings in new york and flew back to london, where there are calls for him to resign. >>> iran's president is expected to address the un general assembly later today. president trump blasted iran in his speech yesterday. iran has been accused of attacking structures in the persian gulf and shooting down an american drone. french president emmanuel macron has met separately with the president this week and is pushing for a meeting between the u.s. and iran. iran's president said he would only agree to a meeting if the u.s. lifts sanctions. >> talks must be based on those plans. but prior to that, we must create mutual trust. and the trust is something tha

space he moved his wife and 3 children into back in 2013 the 10,000 square foot warehouse in the fruitvale neighborhood in oakland became their new home, all main and his wife micah advertise the building on craigslist for potential renters as a hybrid museum sunken pirate ship a shingled funhouse a 24 hour creation space over time derek on may 9 others transform the warehouse into a place for artists to not just work but to live previous tenant say up to 25 people lived inside paying a couple $100 a month to rent out a studio or a rv trailer. well some describe it as safe in beautiful others called it unsafe in a death trap a terrifying fire hazard in a jailhouse interview with kron 4 in 2017 a man has said is least gave him the right to build a rooms in the warehouse and to have people over he said with the owner's consent, he built residences in the landlord wou c every month to check gun, but he was doing all may know called the warehouse a safe space and a place where everyone contributed to the community inside he said contractors came by to make sure construction was being done corr

earlier this year, bart tested out two other designs at fruitvale, a four-inch pop-up blades for the transit agency eventually removed those. richmond bart, doubleee elier t that design is not foolproof. we watcheded as riders squeezed through those gates and got into a fight with police. bart does not plan on implementing that double stack design system wide but will keep them at richmond bart until the new design is chosen and implemented. an agent suggested to the board this morning they take a different approach to stopping fare evaders. >> what are your alternatives to fare gate problems? are you having programs where you assist the low income, the children and, you know, are you really dealing with, you know, what we're faced with in this community, which is a lot of folks who don't have access to transportation at all. >> reporter: again, the transit agency, according -- is being recommended to lean toward this tall swing-style gate similar to what's used already on muni. whatever solution the board decides on, they'll have to send it out for a bid. it's expected to cost anywh

two other designs at fruitvale b.a.r.t. they put in pop-up four inch blades on top of the regular red barriers. the transit agency removed those eventually. at richmond b.a.r.t. they've installed a double stacked barrier. b.a.r.t. doesn't plan on implementing that system wide but will keep them at the richmond b.a.r.t. station. the transit agency is leaning to this tall swing style that is similar to what's already used on muni. the board meets later this morning at 9:00. whatever solution the board decides on expect it to cost between $115 million to $135 million. >> we know a lot of people want the fare evaders to be stopped. >>> transportation leaders are talking about a likely extension of time when it comes to opening the much anticipated b.a.r.t. extension to san jose. initially they wanted it done by the year 2026. this is what it would look like once everything is complete. you can see it on your map. getting there now looks more tricky because of complexities in the new design plan. they say you might want to mark

. >> castro visited the nearby fruitvale b.a.r.t. station where he stopped by the mural for oscar grant. >>> skyranger flew over san francisco as more than0 climate activists closed a section of the district. the activists painted more than a dozen different murals in front of businesses they say support fossil fuels. the group showed up around 7:00 this morning. they just left in the past 30 minutes. police arrested seven protests for trespassing after they blocked all entrance noose wells fargo. >> we feel this is the only way we can express our outrage that the banks are profiting off of climate change. >> those seven have since been released after being cited. >>> coming up, still filming despite the fire danger. why the cast and crew of "13 reasons why" were allowed into a bay area park closed to everybody else balls ecause of weather, plus. >>> coming to the rescue. how a man is using the skills he learned from national geographic to find lost pets in disaster zones. >>> winds out of the west at 20, a small drop, but running an

installed these gates at the fruitvale station to stop fare jumpers.tes pop up like shark fins once the gates close but cheaters are still jumping the gates and all too often breaking the plates in the process and b.a.r.t. calls it a costly fix so b.a.r.t. installed a different version of the gates at the richmond station and those gates are apparently getting better results. b.a.r.t. says the number of ride cheaters has dropped around 60% and at some point they may expand to other stations. >>> if you plan to drive through san francisco's waterfront tonight be prepared. this is the second straight night the mission bay area will be tested with twin events at the new chase center and oracle park. the giants game starts at 6:45, as it did last night and tonight eric clapton takes the stage at the new chase center at 7:30. in last night's first test city leaders tried to get the word out because there's little parking but not everyone listen listened. >> driving around for about a solid hour and we couldn't find parking. we had to park two miles away and

. >>> happening today, castro will visit fruitvale station. that's where oscar grant was shot and killed in 2009 by a b.a.r.t. police officer. after that he will tour a homeless encampment. he released a housing program to end homelessness by 2028 nationwide. >>> new developments in mountain view, the city council voted to restrict where people can park rvs and trailers along many streets. dozens rallied on a ban before rv parking before last night's council meeting. the council voted 4-3 to ban oversized vehicle parking on narrow streets. many homeless advocates believe the new law will disrupt lives. >> most of these people will want to stay in the communities with their families and friends and homes and schools. >> we're trying to balance their concerns and needs with the needs of residents, other people who live in mountain view. >> reporter: mountain view's new raw takes effect june 30, 2020. it applies to mainly residential streets. rv parking will be allowed in many commercial and residential areas. >>> santa clara county approved a ba

. >>> fruitvale b.a.r.t. station is doing away with the blade fare gates. many describe them as shark fins. they were installed in july, but they will all be fully removed this week. b.a.r.t. has been testing out new strategies, including shark-fin- like blades to crack down on fare evaders. these particular ones created an unreasonable maintenance burden. >> they look dangerous as well. >> a blade in -- yeah. i don't know. >> still can jump over them. >>> we're looking forward to this weekend warm up. i know ken is. >> you know, you get differing opinions. some people cannot stand the warmer weather. some people love the warmer weather. get ready to opine. it's coming. you'll be well into the 70s, close to 80 degrees. let's look outside tonight and talk about the wind. the ocean breeze is still prevalent tonight. it's beginning to relax. livermore, 13 miles per hour. vallejo 17 miles per hour. we are clear at the golden gate. the on shore breeze keeping you in the 60s. 70 in oakland and 72 in san jose. warm spot continues to be santa rosa in the low 80s. s

we're getting ready for, nice cool feeling good this morning as you get ready to head out to the fruitvale.a.r.t. station, so as you step out the door, you still need a jacket and our temperatures go from 60 degrees until about 70 at noon. our south bay high temperatures still cooler than normal. we should be in the low 80s but we're up to 77 in east san jose and gilroy reaching 81 degrees. up to 82 in danville, and we're going to see those highs in oakland reaching 74 degrees, for the peninsula, we're in the mid-60s in half moon bay and daly city, while redwood city t. san francisco in the upper 60s in the mission district and the north bay reaching 79 in sonoma. with the clear start to the day and the chilly temperatures, once again grab a jacket and the rest of the day you'll be comfortable with some short sleeves on, as we go through this forecast, we do have some very hot weather ahead, so it does stay cooler than normal today. breezy at times with some coastal drizzle. there will be an approaching storm system to the north. we'll see high pressure build in, that's going to cause some

let's head across the bay, getting out the door to the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station expect temperatures right at about 60 degrees, holding steady throughout much of the commute, and then we'll see it slowly warming up today. it's going to be another nice one, so we'll talk more about what's ahead for the start of the week, coming up. mike, you have a new crash in oakland. >> i do. we have detail from chp, they say a crash southbound 880 at 29th, so that is coming down in through a construction zone area. doesn't sound like it's involving any crews and no major injuries from the initial report, over on the shoulder. so far everything is out of lanes and the bay bridge toll plaza we have the slowing i'll show that in a second. the rest of the speed sensors looking good and crews started their drive so you have both sets of cash lanes and the last of the cash lanes off to the left has reopened. laura, back for business. >> there we go. wish we could say the same for sfo, if you're planning to fly out of here you may face some turbulent times. over the weekend, h

now, during his visit to the bay area, the presidential candidate toured a homeless camp in the fruitvale district of oakland. he spoke to one woman who says she livered there with her eight-year-old daughter. castro released a plan that he says would provide as million u housing across the united states. >>> 4:34. the november elections are less than six weeks away and the hotly contested race is on the ballot. it is the first time no incumbent is running in more than a century. this morning, first in a series of reports on the candidates. ktvu amber lee introduces us to this lady, nancy tom, who says her 18 years as a prosecutor sets her apart from the other candidates. >> i'm a candidate for district attorney. >> nancy is handing out campaign nighers asking for votes as she pounds the pavement in san francisco's china town. >> doing a merchant walk today, saying hello to people. >> with her biggest supporter by her side, her father, she hopes to become the first chinese district attorney. >> i am a prosecutor. >> a career prosecutor is currently on lever from the district attorney's of

at its fruitvale station is pop up configuration did reduce fair evasion. the design resulted in high maintenance costs. the transit agency is expected to decide on one of these three designs at its board meeting this thursday. ultimately the new solution will apply throughout the district. >>> air quality will take a turn for the worse as temperatures climbs and the winds go offshore tomorrow. unhealthy air quality e space el centro bay in the santa clara valley. spare the air day tomorrow and wednesday as well. we have some more changes coming on thursday. mild night tonight 67 san francisco. 69 santa rosa. 70 or warmer in san jose and concorde. vallejo 62. no jacket needed for the kids in mountain view walking to school tomorrow. a low of 53. 52 san francisco. castro valley getting hot. two days in the 90s. tomorrow 93. wednesday 91 degrees. it is all about the wind direction. we talk about offshore wind events. it will last two days. it can be a northwind which for some places would be a cold wind from canada. for us it is dry low humidity. it is hot an

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the ghost ship warehouse today, oakland city councilman noel guyu point out the fresh flowers as fruitvaleesidents take it's an eye sore. >> we need to take responsibility. >> reporter: who? >> not only us but the property owner. i was surprised from the very beginning that they didn't bring the property owners to the forefront. >> nobody's going to win on this. i mean, you can bring the owners in. you can bring the city in. there's going to be a lot of money changing hands here apparently, but, no, there are no winners. >> reporter: 36 people are gone. and because of the outcome of the trial, defendant max harris' aunt hopes victims' families will stop judging harris based on what they heard in court. she spoke from seattle by phone. >> if the families could only realize that their perceptions are not based on reality, i think it will help them. otherwise they're going to be locked in bitterness. >> reporter: the trial may be over, but more trials may be ahead. the overwhelming feeling here in oakland is still one of sadness. i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> california le

as you get ready to head out the door in oakland, headed to the fruitvale b.a.r.t.n expect some mid-60s and a few clouds. we'll see that clearing out as we go throughout the day, kind of a hazy sunshine and we'll be up to about 86 degrees at noon. here is a look at our high temperatures for today, reaching 97 in east san jose. gilroy back up to 99 degrees. 100 degrees for pittsburg, livermore, and you can see the widespread triple-digits today and hayward headed up to 94 degrees. half moon bay will reach 83 and san mateo will see a high of 93 degrees and once again we are heading back up to about 90, but we will have a little bit of a shift in the wind. it's going to be a little bit more breezy today, compared to yesterday. we're also going to have those breezy winds in the north bay, but that's the reason why we also have that high fire danger at aft today, that dry offshore wind will start to move out of here. we're going to see an area of low pressure move across the pacific northwest to bring in some cooling and as that approaches, our winds will turn more south

the transit village at the fruitvale bart station worry also saw the memorial to oscar grant. the unarmed black man shot and killed by a bart police officer castor said it's become clear the color of your skin too often dictates your treatment by police something he said needs to change. i have a plan. how much money you have or don't have and that you're treated the same by police. >>due to a national used for standard my team militarizing our police by were with congress to stop things like racial profiling and stop it. and investing in community group. too often exist between we used to park in certain neighborhoods and communities and a verse of mind the ranks of our which we need to do later castro toward the homeless encampment adjacent to the home depot in east oakland. >>he says there's an urgency for affordable housing and the encampment is an example of why we can no longer wait to invest in permanent housing. >>i look forward present to being productive partner with state and local governments as well as nonprofits and the private sector to create more housing in th

castro came to oakland at the invitation of city councilman noel touring the transit village at the fruitvale bart station he saw the memorial to oscar grant. the unarmed black man shot and killed by a bart police officer as part of his platform castro is calling for a national standard for the use of force and for d militarizing police. >>it's clear in our country too often times the color of your skin determines how you're treated by police. i know that we have some great police officers out there i work with some of them is mayor of san antonio, but i also know americans know that we've seen far too many of these videos. one after another after another of especially young black man. are subjected to excessive force and some time. >>later castro toward the homeless encampment near the home depot in east oakland. castro says the next president must work with federal state and local partners as well as nonprofits and the private sector to create more affordable housing in the country. we haven't heard see out there for. and listen cameron is one example. we can't wait longer. permanent housin

democratic presidential candidate julian castro campaigning in the bay area today, in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood to discuss the need for more affordable housing. he's also touring a homeless encampment. >> i'm happy to be here today because both the challenges and opportunities reflected here represent the challenges we have throughout the united states. we have reached a crisis point, not only here in oakland and california but throughout the united states. >> castro released a plan to end homelessness by the end 2028 nationwide. >>> hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard will be in the next democratic debate in ohio by receiving donations from at least 130,000 people and reaching at least 2% support in four recommended polls. she's one of the few candidates strongly opposed to impeachment, saying it would be terribly devisive. >>> up next, a look at the new season of the masked singer. ♪ wh- whacha doing? i'm watching food. try my $3 cheddar bacon loaded curly fries. get 'em delivered with doordash. try my $3 cheddar bacon loaded curly fries. still nervous about buying uh-oh, la new h

meet with people in fruitvale and tour a homeless camp.lopment secretary under president obama. he released a plan to end homelessness nationwide by the year 2028. >>> hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard qualified for the october debate by reaching at least 2% support in four recognized polls and getting donations from 130,000 donors. she's one of the few candidates strongly opposed to impeachment, saying the process will be terribly devisive. >>> still ahead, neo-nazi flyers posted on the campus of uc davis. >>> and the masked singer returns tonight. the worries the judges had that the show may be canceled before becoming a big hit. >>> let's see what's coming up in the 7:00 hour of mornings on 2. >> we'll start with a terrifying attack caught on camera as a man attacks a woman at a home in southern california. what brought the two of them together and what she did in hopes of making the man easier to identify when she had a bad feeling about what was about to happen. and fans of marshalls have a new way to score deals without digging thro

meet with people in the fruitvale district and tour a homeless encampment.ed under president and r includes investments to end homelessness around the country by the year 2028. >>> 5:41 now. we continue to follow the fire that was burning on mare island, new information coming in about how that fire may have started. we'll take you there. plus, two deaths blamed on the early season of the flu. right now in the bay area, what health officials are revealing. >>> and mountain view when 2020 rolls around. >>> looking at the san mateo bridge, looking good heading across the bay. more on the commute when we come back. e come back. ♪ from the 5am wakers, to the 6am sleepers. everyone uses their phone differently and in different places. that's why xfinity mobile created a wireless network that auto connects you to millions of secure wifi hot spots. and the best lte everywhere else. xfinity mobile is a different kind of wireless network designed to save you money. save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $250 back when you buy an eligible phone. click,

southbound 880 at fruitvale. lanes are blocked. chp just headed out to the scene. i'm not seen any delays on the mound. no delays on the southbound side. you are clear all the way through fremont. richmond centerfield bridge, a great start to monday did i. no delays making the trek westbound. traffic is light. hot spots is delays coming out of the altamonte pass. it is typical. if you are one of the super commuters out of tracie, this is what you can expect. 35 minutes 205 over to 680. highway 4, one-to-one out of the southbay, there are no delays. you are clear from san jose all the way to sfo. and easy 35 minutes. very light conditions this morning. with the exception of altamonte pass. >>> a live look at sfo. f-line into or out of the airport, you may be one of thousands facing long delays this month. kpix 5 is live. >> reporter: we cannot blame the fog for this one. we are expecting a lot of unhappy passengers here at sfo. it is because of construction work on runway 28o. it is at the wrap up until the end of the month. as of sunday night, here are the numbers

.>> bart is removing the pop-up variegated spin testing at the fruitvale station in oakland. the gates were part of a pilot program aimed to try to stop people who were evading paying their fair. bart said they did help deter date jumpers, but the so-called blame gates also required three times as much maintenance as a normal gait. some riders had compared them to medieval torture devices. bart will continue tests of an upper/lower type of double fare gate edits station in richmond. >>> now to marin county workers are mopping up after a small brush fire forced some evacuations today. the fire started at about you this afternoon just off highway 37 in novato's black point neighborhood. there were some anxious moments for homeowners who scramble to grab pets and belongings. you can see the pink fire retardant that was dropped right on the rooftop of one home am of the fire burned about seven acres, fortunately no homes were damaged, evacuation orders have since been lifted.>>> coming up, a woman caught on camera allegedly stealing money at work, but that's not her only job. she

if you're on your way out to the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station we'll be at 63 degrees and low 70s by early afternoon so overall a really nice day. also a good day to head out, go for a hike in the tri-valley. take a look at that forecast at the bottom of the screen. 10:00 and 63 degrees. mid-70s for the rest of the afternoon. we'll be up to 82 in antioch, 82 in napa. in san jose, a high of 80 degrees and upper 70s in palo alto. there will be a big spike in our temperatures going into saturday as high pressure starts to nudge in. then by sunday a low across the pacific northwest starts to drop some cooler air into the bay area. temperatures are still going up and down. mid-80s tomorrow. the 90 on saturday. we're coming back to the mid-80s on sunday and look at what happens after that. we do have really hot temperatures in the forecast for the middle of next week. a high fire danger. in san francisco upper 60s but then 70s over the next several days. how is it looking in palo alto? >>> it looks just like this, westbound 101, part of the ser

the transit village at the fruitvale bart station worry also saw the memorial to oscar grant.an shot and killed by a bart police officer castor said it's become clear the color of your skin too often dictates your treatment by police what neighborhood you're from. how much money you have or don't have and that you're treated the same by police to a national used for standard. >>like the militarized our belief. and investing in community room. too often exist between we used to park it's in certain neighborhoods and communities and a verse of mind the ranks of our >>later castro toward the homeless encampment adjacent to the home depot in east oakland. he says there's an urgency for affordable housing in the encampment is an example of why we can no longer wait to invest in permanent housing. >>i look forward present to being productive partner with state and local governments as well as nonprofits and the private sector to create more housing in this country dan kerman kron 4 news. >>and that's the busiest time for wineries are going to take you to the russian river we'll see

he will visit the fruitvale b.a.r.t.d and meet with residents at 11:30 this morning. that's where oscar grant was shot and killed in 2009 by a b.a.r.t. police officer. after that he will tour a homeless encampment. he released a housing platform to end homelessnesses by 2028 nationwide. >>> the u.s. coast guard will be conducting an active shooter drill on yerba buena island. shots will be heard in the area from 9:00 to 10:00 this morning. the coast guard will be using blanks during the exercise. the purpose of the dreill is to provide realistic training so they can safely respond in the event of an active shooter scenario. >>> the san francisco police department is stepping up traffic enforcement at 4th and bryant. this area has turned dangerous for pedestrians and cyclists in the past few years. mayor london breed says traffic collisions are unacceptable. >> the problem is we're having too many collisions that are occurring in our city that are causing harm to people an we need to unfortunately step up our enforcement.

made those comments during a campaign stop in oakland, where he toured the transit village at the fruitvale bart station and the homeless encampment near the home depot in east oakland. this president used. >>his power abuse his office and the resources of our federal government to try and get a political opponent. with or without a quid pro quo. that is an abuse of power. that deserves >>castro also talked about police brutality is platform calls for a national standard for the use of force and 4 d military as saying the police make sure to download the kron 4 mobile app so you can get the very latest developments happening in washington d c and stay tuned to kron 4 in the next hour. we're going to keep a watch on the testimony on capitol hill. time now is 5 oh 6 and today, the bart board of directors will meet at 9 o'clock this morning to decide on new fare gates for the station which design will they go with these gates are designed to stop fare evaders. >>first and foremost kron four's will tran live in waller creek with more. >>well. >>according to bart james and area fare evaders peop

castro came to oakland at the invitation of city councilman noel touring the transit village at the fruitvalet station he saw the memorial to oscar grant. the unarmed black man shot and killed by a bart police officer as part of his platform castro is calling for a national standard for the use of force and for d militarizing police. >>it's clear in our country too often times the color of your skin determines how you're treated by police. i know that we have some great police officers out there i worked with some of them is mayor of san antonio, but i also know americans know that we've seen far too many of these videos. one after another after another of excessive force and some time. >>later castro toward the homeless encampment near the home depot in east oakland. castro says the next president must work with federal state and local partners as well as nonprofits and the private sector to create more affordable housing in the country listen. cameron is one example. we can't wait longer. permanent housing for people. >>and the same sort of services they need so they can get on behalf that

tested out two other designs at fruitvale b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t. installed four-inch pop-ups on the red barriers. the transit removed those. at richmond they installed a double stack barrier. that design is not foolproof. we watched as they squeezed through the gates and got into a fight with police. b.a.r.t. does not plan on implementing that double stack system but will keep them at richmond b.a.r.t. the transit agency is leaning to this tall swing style similar to what's used on muni. whatever decision the board decides on at their meeting expect it to cost between $115 million and $135 million to implement. reporting live at walnut creek, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> if it work though, not a lot of money in the long run. thanks, bob. >>> transportation leaders are talking about a likely extension of time when it comes to opening the much-anticipated bart extension to san jose. they want it had done by the year 2026. here is what it would look like when everything is complete. but we are now getting a look at something that seems more tric

roadwork there blocking lanes not too far from fruitvale causing a backup.in the live shot past the coliseum traffic is slow on the northbound side of the taillights heading there past 66. so still sluggish. good news is lanes are now opened so hopefully things will recover here pretty quickly. south 880 no problems. looking good from oakland into hayward. >> thank you. >>> it's 5:54. a incredible story survival in monterey county. hikers found themselves stranded. >> but they were saved thanks to a water bottle. curtis whitson and his family were daysth in trip at big sur state park when they were troped on top of a water fall miles from the nearest camp ground and without cell service. he wrote a note calling for help put it in the water bottled, carved help into the side and tossed it downstream. two hikers found it and alertedrescuers achp air operation unit found the family and airlifted the hikers to safety the next morning. . >> pretty almost impossible in some areas to actually get out of there. >> they were out of options. they had not gotten the me

has ended a program of modified fair gates at the fruitvale station. they are discouraging fare evision by 17% but when people jump the gates they kick the plates that pop up and b.a.r.t. said it requires too much maintenance to fix those gates. the agency is still testing another type of fare gate at the rich monday station. b.a.r.t. estimates it loses between $15 and $25 million a year because of fare evaders. >>> lyft plans to make changes to improve safety for riders. after a group of women sued claiming they have been attacked by drivers. the changes include mandatory driver education provided by the rape, abuse an incest national network. passengers will be notified of potentially dangerous off-track rides and will be called and asked how their ride is going. last week attorneys filed a lawsuit who claimed they have been raped offer sexually assaulted by a lyft driver. >>> we have a warning about an auto burglary trend on the rise. police are seeing more break-ins involving suvs with the privacy screen, the covers that slide to see what is in the

as we start out the day heading to the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station, we are going to have temperatures in the low 60s. it will be a nice start, but our temperatures will heat up fast. here is a look at our temperature trend for oakland, 78 degrees at noon and then 82 degrees at 1:00. if you want to head out to the park in the north bay this is the forecast for santa rosa. you want to get out there early. we start out with some upper 50s. it will be cool. look at 11:00. we're warming up and drifts of smoke coming in. at 1:00 it's 88 degrees and unhealthy air quality. by 3:00 today we reach 92 degrees. our high temperatures will head into the mid-90s there. we're going to see antioch up to 98 degrees. livermore, 99. morgan hill, 97. and in palo alto expect a high of 92 degrees. and as you check out that seven-day forecast after tomorrow we'll start a gradual cooldown but then we're also looking at some high pressure moving in and high pressure causes the air to sink. as it sinks, it warms up. so we are going to see that right overhead going into

station, fruitvale b.a.r.t. it will be partly to mostly cloudy, with low 60s and we'll stay in the 60s throughout the morning and rise into the low 70s. a look at all of our microclimates and the time line for today of what to expect. at noon we're in the low 80s and danville we're at 82 degrees. 82 in novato. san francisco mostly in the 60s and low 70s. almaden valley 88 degrees. low 90s in the south county as well as the inland east bay. we'll talk about some cooling ahead in that forecast and mike, you're taking a look at the bay bridge. >> kari, we have signs the vacation days are over and we're back to the commute. it's only 5:09 and we have all these lanes filling in. just after all the cash lanes opened, everything filled in. that tends to be the case early in the commute as folks return from a vacation weekend, like a lot of folks seemed to have taken thursday and friday last week off. there is the backup but no problems through contra coa county. a tiny bit of build at bay point and the crash on the gri

in oakland, councilmember noel gallo will give castro a tour of the new transit village near the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station. he'll also visit a large homeless encampment on high street. >>> now to our other top story, the red flag warning. controlled power outages start this morning including omsome 10 customers in napa and sonoma county. that impacts the far west. 48,000 customer also be involved in the second round of safety shutoffs. pg&e has been monitoring high fire danger conditions for several days. >> we understand what turning off the power for these 1400 customers in the north bay means. we understand the impacts that this can create and so that's why we've been really monitoring closely and it's a decision that we didn't take lightly. >> pg&e says the wind event may end by noon. after that, power lines will have to be inspected before power will be restored. let's bring in meteorologist kari hall, the ingredients will be there. we've got the heat, the dry conditions, and those winds. do you think they'll die down? >> it looks like we'll see the winds subsiding as we go throughou

as you get ready to head out the door in oakland, headed to the fruitvale b.a.r.t.on expect some upper 50s at 7:00. we'll be at 67 degrees at 10:00 and our day shapes up pretty nice here with some mid-70s. as we look at our south bay high temperatures a little bit warmer than it was yesterday as we reach 85 downtown and 88 today in gilroy. for the east bay we are starting to see low 90s popping up on the map and this will become a more common sight as we go into tomorrow as well as next week. the seven-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen. today's high in walnut creek up to 89 degrees and 83 in hayward. we'll see a high of 80 in san mateo road to. in the marina district expect a high of 69 degrees while the north bay reaches into the mid to upper 80s. we will see some changes ahead. through the weekend we'll see high pressure heating up our temperatures and we'll get a little bit of a break on sunday as that storm system passes to our north but then we start to see our winds shift once again for tuesday and wednesday, creating more hot weather and also bre

let's head out the door in oakland with a look at our temperatures for the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station, it will be right at about 60 degrees. just a few clouds through about 9:00 and we're clearing out and also warming up as we go throughout the day. mid-70s by early afternoon, but it will be our south bay inland east bay as well as the north bay, where we really start to feel that heat today. in san jose as well as cupertino expect a high of 86 degrees and some low 90s for a few spots in the inland east bay, with antioch reaching 91 degrees, and in hayward today, expect a high of 82. we'll see some low 70s in halfmoon bay. expect mid-70s in san francisco. santa rosa reaching 91 degrees. we talked about this at the top of the hour the red flag warning in effect and we'll see the potential for any fires that develop to spread quickly. we have to be careful and be prepared for that potential of some power outages, and it's mostly the areas where we see gusty winds and low humidity in the north bay and elevations above 1,000 feet, we're watching out for that possibility. dangerous

fruitvale b.a.r.t. station expect low 60s, grab a jacket and it will be a nice mild day. we will see a wide range in temperatures across the south bay with cupertino reaching 80 and gilroy 90. we'll talk more about this and what's ahead coming up. mike you're updating a crash in menlo park. >> a few minutes ago video showing you this car overturned, a vehicle going off the roadway there, southbound 101 at marsh, and one person has died as a result of this crash and the investigation we're told now from redwood city pd so it must be in the redwood city/menlo park border use willow or woodside. let's show what you we're talking about. the construction crew is cleared from the northbound side and kari showed you the busy traffic as construction clears in oakland as well. as the morning continues this may last until 8:00 a.m. any time after 7:00 on the peninsula we see more traffic and 7:30 we'll start to see more slowing through palo alto. this will be a distraction at the least for folks traveling southbound 101 and marsh will be closed. woodside ex-it to the north and will

if you're headed out to the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station, we encourage more people to ride transit, because it is a spare the air alert day. our temperatures start out in the mid-60s, reach into the mid-70s at 10:00, and then into the mid 80s by early afternoon. eventually we're hitting 91 in oakland today but our hottest temperatures up to 102 degrees in livermore, antioch and in concord. we'll get a look closer at this and what's ahead with some major cooling that's coming up in the microclimate forecast. >> thank you very much. >>> staying on that microclimate weather alert, thousands are about to experience the extreme heat tonight. big festivals happening in the south bay. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live in downtown san jose and kris, people need to prepare. >> reporter: yes, you have to be ready if you're headed out to have some fun this weekend. arena green here across from the s.a.p. center is all set up for the three-day festival and it's supposed to be a lot of fun but also supposed to be about 100 degrees her

he made a campaign stop in oakland today, he toured the transit village at the fruitvale bart station and the homeless encampment near the home depot in east oakland. castro didn't hesitate to president trump. >>this president used his power abuse his office and the resources of our federal government to try and get a political opponent. with or without a quid pro quo. that is an abuse of power. that deserves >>city councilman all invited castro to oakland. the impeachment inquiry into president trump is not slowing the flow of lawsuits, california is filing against the federal government our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala details yet another legal action announced today as well as how the state attorney general is responding to the impeachment inquiry. >>62 lawsuits and counting california attorney general javier baez adding another to the pile wednesday. this latest lawsuit over the trump administration's rollback on regulations of the endangered species ac the time to iversity not to destroy it of the 62 lawsuits, california has filed against the trump administration about h

and oakland police are investigating a homicide in a parking lot of a busy fruitvale station shoppingmarket restaurant. so far, no arrests. >>> news updates throughout the day on your favorite platforms including the website, kpix.com. e all just people. we want people to feel like they spent time with family. we want to create a place for more than just ourselves. we create the things that we want to exist in the world. ♪ my doors are always open. ♪ . >>> welcome back 7:27. commuting out of marin county we have got a hot spot southbound 101 as you come away from lincoln getting reports of a crash block one lane. injuries reported in this accident. and a slow and go ride. traffic is better passing the scene. and much better towards the golden gate bridge but slick surfaces mary. >>> it's a wet start to the day with strong onshore flows so drizzle and sprinkles it's feeing muggy and breezy in spots. all thanks to the sea breeze kicking in for us. so cooler temperatures below average starting today through the weekend. and sunday, could see a few showers for the far north bay far east b

cast and we put it in the hands of a director and creator named ryan coogler, had done two movies, "fruitvalecale and had such a great vision for that film that we just gave him the support that he needed and went along for the ride and it was a great one. i think one of the highest moments, maybe a moment that i felt more pride than ever before was bringing "black panther" out, showing it to the world. i remember being at the premiere and sitting for the first time with an audience. in fact, i think you and i might have communicated right after that because you came to the new york premiere. >> right. >> and just feeling such a strong sense of pride and accomplishment not necessarily for me but for the company, for marvel and for ryan coogler and that brilliant cast and costume designers and set designers and the music was tremendous. it was -- it was an artistic accomplishment that had a huge cultural impact. >> it did and it was all about disney as well. [ applause ] >> in the time that we have remaining i could ask you what you're doing next. i don't know if it's going to be going back to

>> reporter: it's helped to increase diversity in hollywood with films like "fruitvale station." >> i'm to bother you." >> hello? >> hi, mrs. costello -- >> reporter: people connect to a story. they connect to a character, and ultimately they can connect to a culture of people. >> yeah. the more specific you are to a thing, a culture, the more universal the story is set to become. we've never had a financially unsuccessful film. i think all of our films have been at sundance, like three of them have won. two have been to cannes. we've been fortunate with local films but with filmmakers that make a difference. >> reporter: but the biggest difference whitaker hopes to make it is through the whitake peace and development initiative. >> global citizens are empowered to use peaceful conflict resolution. >> reporter: a global change agent that's helped hundreds of thousands in africa and mexico build small businesses and bridges toward peace. >> imagine war as the only reality you've ever known. >> reporter: it was inspired by a child soldier he met in uganda. >> she had been a child soldier