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borba is live. >> reporter: well, as of right now, international terminal remains evacuated here at o, all departing flights moved to domestic terminals, people not allowed in or out of the terminal right now. talk about how it started. call of a bomb threat. report of a bomb threat came in 8:15 tonight. that's when sfpd showed up, found what they thought was suspicious package, possibly incendiary device. evacuated the very large terminal. when people were arriving for flights to philippines and japan. it was chaotic for some time. san francisco police department eod unit is investigating. they have detained adult male for this at this time. things have not recovered. air, train and b.a.r.t. at sfo are down, parking lots a and g around the international terminal are still closed off with nobody allowed to get their cars in or out tonight. and there's bus shuttle service around the airport to get passengers where they need to be, but all pickups and drop-offs planned at the international terminal have been rerouted to domestic terminals around. sfpd still has a large presence, search

it's also expected that there will be impacts to arrivals at the international terminal.ader of a san francisco. nonprofit is in the hospital tonight after being beaten this morning friends say it happened outside the community center. he helps run in the fillmore district. the incident is now turning into a call to action abc 7 news reporter tara campbell also has this story i have over for anyone. be hit. hit with a two by four that's serious. and is serious for a community. to be challenged with lawless and violence reverend amos brown is san francisco's naacp leader and pastor at third baptist church just blocks from the ella hill hutch community center where james pingola was attacked. friday was beaten by two homeless persons with two back holes because it's simply asked them to leave the ground which you had rights do as the rector of that program police responding to a call just after 11 o'clock in the morning outside the community center in a statement saying once suspect was arrested on scene and they are working to locate a second and as far as james condition,

it's also expected that there will be impacts to arrivals at the international terminal.r of a san francisco. nonprofit is in the hospital tonight after being beaten this morning friends say it happened outside the community center. he helps run in the fillmore district. the incident is now turning into a call to action abc 7 news reporter tara campbell also has this story i have over for anyone. be hit. hit with a two by four that's serious. and is serious for a community. to be challenged with lawless and violence reverend amos brown is san francisco's naacp leader and pastor at third baptist church just blocks from the ella hill hutch community center where james pingola was attacked. friday was beaten by two homeless persons with two back holes because it's simply asked them to leave the ground which you had rights do as the rector of that program police responding to a call just after 11 o'clock in the morning outside the community center in a statement saying once suspect was arrested on scene and they are working to locate a second and as far as james condition, we

and we're also hearing that the passengers who are stuck on planes that outside the international time terminal and >> can to get the passengers off. the planes are missing, connecting flights. of course, sfo is a huge hub, a huge hub for international travel through asia across even to it's affecting a lot of people. and they're pretty frustrating time for dot com to stay up to date on what's going. can imagine all those people that are hoping to go on their their the case a public plan for ever there. we talked to a woman or the arp earlier show anchors headed. if we're supposed to be headed to fiji. yeah, they're they're standing out there. yeah. well, safety first time you've got to figure out what sure you've got to figure out what's going on before things can go. so let's let's think of some brighter things for fun things for other fun things you might want to plan this weekend around the bay area. and yeah, it looks like it's going to be a nice weekend to get out there and enjoy it. one fun thing when we get these king tides, the tides could be really high. but in the inverse, they could

joins us live from mexico tonight with the latest police say that they evacuated the sfo international terminalbomb threat. here's video of people waiting outside of the terminal with their bags a little bit earlier. you can see them standing around with t

hundreds of people were evacuated from the international terminal. service also shut down and the bart station was closed. people trying to get to the international terminal to catch flights out last night said they had to make their way there through the basement parking garage. i'm running. i had to catch uber got off the training kitsch uber to get here off the train. police do say a man was taken into custody and while the airport has resumed normal operations this morning, the airport is recommending that anyone with a flight today should check with their airlines. tell osha and the ntsb have been notified about a crash between an amtrak train in a front loader maintenance vehicle in east oakland. two people were injured, including a union pacific employee that collision near 50th avenue. at east eighth street yesterday around 11 a.m. authorities say the worker was using the front loader to clear trash that came from a nearby homeless encampment when the train passed by. the impact, knocking the tractor across and down those tracks. the tracks a

police are letting people back into the international terminal after a bomb threat prompted evacuations last night. the airport tweeted out two hours ago it is resuming, quote, normal operations. earlier, hundreds of passengers were cqueued at the internationl terminal after a bomb threat led police to a device. police haven't given details to a suspect's identity. screenings have resumed and reopened. everything has restarted. sfo says to check with your airline before heading to the airport. >>> a multi-million dollar heist. betty yu reports a number of vendors say their life's work was gone, stolen from an armored truck. >> reporter: these one of a kind pieces are among the pricey jewels stolen out of a brinx truck. i belonged to this jeweler who doesn't want us to share his name. as much as $150 million lost in the heist. >> that's how i live. >> reporter: the san mateo event center. >> reporter: manufacture was loaded onto the truck headed for the convention center. there is not a showroom. all the business is done by traveling to sell one by one. >> reporter: the fbi is working wi

police are letting people back in the international terminal after a bomb threat prompted evacuations last night. the airport tweeted out a couple hours ago that it's resuming, quote, normal operations. last night, hundreds of passengers were forced to evacuate the terminal. police found what they thought might be a bomb. they did arrest one person but, so far this morning, no detail on his identity. check-in counters and security counters are back open. bart and the tram are back up and garages are open. there could be flight delays, so sfo says it is best to check your flight before going to the airport. >>> a jewelry show that was supposed to tr f area tniwas disrupted by a multi-million dollar heist along the way. kpix 5's betsy yu reports v vendors say their life's work is gone, stolen from an armored truck. >> reporter: these one of a kind pieces are among the pricey jewels stolen out of a brunks truck in la county. they belong to this jeweler who asked us not to share his name. the total lost in the heist, as much as $150 million. >> my life, that's how i live, how i feed my ki

joins us live from mexico tonight with the latest police say that they evacuated the sfo international terminal because of a bomb threat. here's video of people waiting outside of the terminal with their bags a little bit earlier. you can see them standing around with their suitcases and their luggage. we know that this happened at around 8 15. that's when officers on scene say they got a report of a bomb threat. they say they did locate a suspicious package and believe the item was possibly incendiary. some passengers we talked to said they got emergency alerts on their phones right when they're playing landed. we also found some other travelers trying to make their flight tonight. they said they had to get to the international terminal through the basement parking garage. meaning i had to catch uber got off the training catch uber to get here off the train. an adult male has been detained. the sfo bart station is closed and air trans service has been suspended . people are still being told to avoid the international terminal and whether you are traveling. or maybe you're planning to come to t

stephanie: passengers forced to evacuate from san francisco airport's international terminal after a suspicious package was found. this unfolding during one of the busiest periods. it is saturday, july 16. i am stephanie sierra. we will have much more on the evacuation in just a moment. first we begin with a quick check of the forecast. here is lisa argen. drew: -- lisa: the marine layer is getting more compressed as the sun comes up. the visible picture. the fog is not only of the coast but extending over into oakland, el cerrito, hayward, vallejo. sonny here though. temperatures are mild downtown in oakland with low to mid 60's from the peninsula to the south bay. a look at emeryville. low clouds and some sunshine in between. 60 at santa rosa. 67. less of a delta breeze. 59 with the cloud cover in santa cruz. going to about 79 today. by noon time we are sunny except to the 70's and 80's bayside and inland. temperatures coming up today above average into the mid to upper 90's. we will talk about a subtle cooling trend coming up. stephanie: thank you. developing an on view, police ar

the international terminal is back open.an francisco police say they have cleared several areas of concern. officers have safely removed multiple suspicious packages. no word on what those packages were. this all started last night. thousands of people, including travelers and employees, had to evacuate. many people posted about it on social media. police say they have made no arrests but they are talking to a man in connection to what happened. >> officers made contact with an adult male who they detained and discovered that there were suspicious packages that could possibly be an incendiary device. so it has not been determined at this point whether those items are in fact incendiary devices that could be set off. at this time, the adult male that we detained is still speaking with us and is still part of our investigation. >> if you are flying out of sfo this morning, the airport is urging passengers to check with their airline for flight information, and of course, allow extra time. when the sfo evacuation broke last nig

all systems go at sfo after the international terminal was evacuated late last night. what police say they found inside. >>> first, a south bay police officer shot during a traffic stop. tonight the search is on for the gunman, what happened and how that officer is doing. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thank you so much for joining us. terry and audrey both have the night off. >>> a mountain view police officer is recovering tonight after he was shot during a traffic stop overnight. take a look at this map. it happened near villa street and wild cherry lane. you can see that is very close to the mountain view cal train station. police say the officer had just pulled over a driver when he opened fire hitting the officer in his upper body. the driver sped off and crashed about a half mile away near the corner of villa and higdon avenue escaping on foot. multiple law enforcement agencies are working to find him. >> it was a very close range shot. i honestly i can't say what ultimately led us to me being here today telling you he is at home resting

international terminal is back open. san francisco police say they have cleared several areas of concern. officers have safely removed multiple suspicious packages. no word on what those packages were. this started around age: 15 last night. thousands of people had to evacuate. many posted about it on social media. police have made no arrests. they are talking to a man in connection with what happened. >> officers made contact with an adult male they detained and discovered that there were suspicious packages that could possibly be an incendiary device. it has not been determined at this point whether those items are incendiary devices that could be set off. at this time, the adult male that we detained is still speaking with us and still part of our investigation. >> if you are flying out of sfo this morning, the airport is urging passengers to check with their airline for flight information and allow extra time. when the sfo evacuation first broke last night, we sent this notification on our abc 7 news bay area app. tu

in june, three travelers were stabbed in the pre security section of the international terminal. their injuries were minor. the unidentified attacker was arrested. san francisco police have released new information on the bomb threat that shut down the international terminal at sfo last week. police now say 53 year old terry addison of oakland was behind the incident and that addison himself called in the threat friday night. police responded, found a suspicious package, then shut down and evacuated international terminal for hours . police arrested addison and booked him into the san mateo county jail. small fire in the east bay did a lot more damage than burning a passive grass. the flames made it onto the bar tracks at the height of the rush hour the morning rush hour, causing a commuting nightmare for travelers going to oakland and san francisco. ktvu james torres reports for other reports for us this noon bart service between concord and pleasant hill is slowly returning to normal bus bridges connected people from the bart station here in concord over to pleasant hill, but p

hundreds of people were evacuated from the international terminal. the airport's air train service was shut down bart station was closed. police say a man was taken into custody. so far, 170 flights have been delayed today as the airport works to get back on track. seven flights have been canceled. travel plans could soon hit another snag for many travelers. this time. the problem involves people behind the scenes of your flight coming up the new complication, threatening to cause more delays and more cancelations. and helping young adults who age out of the foster care system. the program being tested in one bay area county that will help them get a jump start on the ♪ at usaa we've been called too exclusive because we only serve those who've honorably served. all ranks. all branches. and their eligible family members. yep, that is exclusive. and we're fine with that. back we have new information tonight about a fatal 21 car pile up in montana. investigators say two children are among the six people killed when cars started crashing last night on in

police completed their search of the international terminal just before midnight. and then travelers were then allowed back into the terminal. the airport tweeting this morning that normal operations are back and service at the sfo airport station or rather the sfo. bart station also continuing this morning. police say they did detain a man for questioning but have made no arrests so far. police in pacifica now investigating 2 potential hate crimes. they say a daycare center was burglarized and vandalized and a pride flag was even stolen from a high school kron four's gayle ong. now with the details. >> this photo shows the pacific. a daycare ransacked photo show dolls found with swastikas inscribed on its heads. the location, the campus of sunset ridge elementary school can civica. police say sometime on thursday, july 14th, the suspects got inside 2 portable classrooms and that the school staff reported several electronic and computer items stolen just sad. and, you know, all the hatred and stuff, you know, is. it's really said were, you know, his longtime pacifi

airport operations are back to normal after a bomb scare led to the shut down of the international terminal. a device was discovered after 8:00 last night. thousands of people, including travellers and employees, had to evacuate that terminal. many of them lit up social media with photos and videos of the incident. officers removed suspicious packages and spent more than an hour searching the terminal before giving the all clear. >> i can't specify the exact number but there were multiple packages and multiple locations in the airport were searched in relation to this bomb tlaelt. >> travellers were finally let back in at about midnight. no arrests have been made but officers did detain one person last night. that person hasn't been identified. >> happening now crews say they are making good progress on the marsh fire burning in pittsburgh. here is a look at the smokey conditions from that fire today. it has caused an air advisory through monday. fire crews added multiple water pumps overnight in the effort to flood that marsh. the fire has been burning decomposing wetland vegetation and th

stephanie: passengers forced to evacuate from san francisco airport's international terminal after akage was found. this unfolding during one of the busiest periods. it is saturday, july 16. i am stephanie sierra. we will have much more on the evacuation in just a moment. first we begin with a quick check of the forecast. here is lisa argen. drew: -- lisa: the marine layer is getting more compressed as the sun comes up. the visible picture. the fog is not only of the coast

airport operations are back to normal at sfo after a bomb scare led to the shutdown of the international terminal. police say a possibly incendiary device was discovered after 8:00 last night. thousands of people had to evacuate the terminal. many of them lit up social media with photos and videos about the incident. officers removed multiple suspicious packages and spent more than an hour searching the terminal before getting the all clear. >> i cannot specify the number, but there were multiple packages and multiple locations were searched in relation to this poem threat -- bomb threat. dion: travelers were let in at midnight. officers did detain one person last night. happening now, crusade they are making good progress on the marsh fire in pittsburgh. here is a look at the smoky conditions. smoke has caused an air advisory through monday. the fire has been burning in peat, decomposing wetland vegetation, and that could continue to burn for months. a fire burning in yosemite national park's 37% contained. flames scorched more than 4800 acres. the highway 41 entrance remains closed tonight. a f

this latest scare for passengers comes just days after sfo's international terminal was evacuated due to a bomb threat. a man was detained after investigators found a potentially incendiary device. >>> details on a fire we brought you yesterday. now we are hearing from neighbors. people living near an abandoned golf course are fed up with c constant fires. we talked to neighbors drawing up escape plans. >> reporter: this is the delta view golf course where a lot of the fires in this area have started. many of the neighbors are fed up with how constant these fires are this summer. this fire in the middle of june started tat golf course and quickly raced up to homes. this was the second fire residents had to deal with that week. >> it is a scary thought, thinking you have to be prepared for something like this to happen again. it's the last thing you ever want. >> reporter: the feeling of being on edge hasn't gone away. another fire just after 11:30 sunday night. >> my curtain was glowing. and i looked in the backyard and there's flames all over the back of the hills. >> reporter: 38 ac

hundreds of passengers were evacuated from the international terminal. officers found several suspicious packages. at least one person was detained. the terminal reopened after midnight, but dozens of flights were delayed and a handful were canceled. >>> getting to the headaches for travelers this summer? lost luggage. experts say if you are taking to these guys, pack a carry-on. we are hearing more stories of damaged and lost bags, while video shows baggage filling up rooms at airports. this week, delta packed a plane with just luggage to relieve some of the pressure. some passengers are waiting weeks to get their bags back. others are out of luck altogether. >> i had $4000 worth of close. >> formula for our little daughter. >> my mom is 83. she has dementia. i was hoping to have some time with her and go through some pictures i printed for her. >> the best to prevent a loss luggage? avoid checking a bag. if you have to check bags, consider a small gps tracking device. also, take a picture of your valuables inside and know your rights. airlines are requ

hundreds of travelers were evacuated from the international terminal at sfo after a bomb threat led policea suspicious package last night. the b.a.r.t. station, and air train were temporarily shut down. the airport is back running and is now on a normal schedule. >>> mountain view police officer is recovering after being shot early this morning. police say the officer stopped a car at via street and wild cherry lane after midnight. that's when somebody from inside the car shot the officer before driving off. police say the suspect crashed the car a few blocks down, and then ran away. >> it's tough to see a colleague go through something like that, and even more so knowing that he got up last night to work an overtime shift, something he didn't necessarily have to do. >> reporter: the officer was taken to the hospital. he's expected to be okay. police are still searching for the suspect. >>> and turning now to our coronavirus coverage. covid-19 hospitalizations, deaths and daily case rates are the highest they've been in months. the cdc says more than half of americans live in counties with

back in january, police shot and killed a homeless man after he pointed a replica ce inside international terminal. all these incidents despite a constant police presence. employees say they are on edge. >> i work here, and i don't want to be coming to working pretty much scared for my life being like something is going to happen or am i going to walk in and we're going to have exhibit a what we just had happen. >> reporter: officers say the man in today's attack was arrested quickly and taken into custody. the victim taken to the hospital with nonlife- threatening injuries. no flights were delayed because of today's incident. at sfo, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> a cause worth getting arrested for. that's what bay area congresswoman jackie speier told me after being arrested while protesting the supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade. >> our body! >> our choice! >> representative speier, barbara lee and 15 other democratic lawmakers were arrested at abortion rights protest in washington, dc today. they marched from the capitol building to the u.s. supreme court and were arrested af

live look tonight at sfo where authorities gave the all-clear after a bomb threat forced the international terminal to evacuate last night. sfpd did end up finding several suspicious packages in the terminal. it's unclear what was in those packages. this is video here taken from outside of the terminal sent to us by a kron. 4 viewer. you can see hundreds of travelers stranded outside of the airport. authorities also shut down the sfo bart station operations are back to normal again tonight. police say they detained a man for questioning but have made no arrests so far. >> a 5th school has been vandalized in richmond for others were broken into and damaged last week. officials say vandals have now hit highland elementary school, but it's unclear what the extent of the damage is today. teachers and chevron employees volunteered to continue to clean up at lincoln elementary officials say out of the 5 schools, the vandals did the most damage there. they found broken furniture, computers toss from the second floor to the first and school materials just completely torn apart. the principal has been surve

you will recall this past friday sfo evacuated the international terminal due to a bomb threat. police found a potential incendiary device and took one person into custody. last month a man was arrested after he attacks several passengers with a knife. three men were treated for minor cuts and scrapes. we asked sf pd if they have plans to increase patrols after these recent incidents? >> we immediately start looking into around-the-clock patrols, but we also have to be very sensitive to areas where we may be taking offices from. we have to look at the whole entire landscape, but know that we have responded here and will continue to respond. we have many eyes all around the san francisco airports to make this place safe. >> reporter: you will recall this past january sfpd shot in the man outside of the bart station whom they believe at the time was armed with a firearm. it turned out it was an air soft gun. the man allegedly told officers to shoot him. back out here live this is one of the surveillance cameras where the stabbing took place. sfpd tells us they will be reviewing th

all systems go at sfo after the international terminal was evacuated late last night. what police say they found inside. >>> first, a south bay police officer shot during a traffic stop. tonight the search is on for the gunman, what happened and how that officer is doing. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thank you so much for joining us. terry and audrey both have the night off. >>> a mountain view police officer is recovering tonight after he was shot during a traffic stop overnight. take a look at this map. it happened near villa street and wild cherry lane. you can see that is very close to the mountain view cal train station. police say the officer had just pulled over a driver when he opened fire hitting the officer in his upper body. the driver sped off and crashed

police shot and killed a homeless man after he pointed a replica gun at officers inside the international terminal man in today's attack was arrested quickly and taken into custody. the victim taken to the hospital with nonlife- threatening injuries. no flights were delayed because of today's incident. at sfo, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, scott. >>> one day in and the high profile kristin smart murder trial is already facing its first delay. spokesperson for the monteray county superior court says the case is being unexpectedly continued until at least thursday because of a health issue. they didn't elaborate. paul flores is facing charges of raping and killing cal poly student during an offcampus party when they were freshman. his father helped him hide the body and is also facing murder charges. they are being tried together, but have separate juries. it is expected to last four months. >>> netflix has had a rough road. today their stock actually climbed 5% after the company revealed it lost fewer subscribers than expected. in april at the end of the first quarter, netflix stoc

on friday, the international terminal was evacuated due to a bomb threat. police removed several suspicious packages, and one person was taken into custody. >>> a 24-year-old man has been charged with attacking the leader of san francisco's nonprofit. the interim district attorney shall i say now highlighting these charges as part of her promise to crack down on crime. authorities say james spingola was attacked friday morning. he is the director of the ella hill hutch community center in the fillmore district. he had asked two people to step away from the building's front steps, but that's when he was beaten by a wooden plank. spingola is recovering from his injuries and the district attorney brooke jenkins says fishes attacks like this one will never be tolerated in san francisco. her office is now searching for a second suspect. >>> new at 6:00, a construction project on the peninsula is crippling scores of businesses along a popular thoroughfare. business owners along middle field road estimate their revenue has been cut in half. as devin fehely reports

hundreds of passengers were forced to evacuate the international terminal. officers kept the area clear for hours. dozens of flights were delayed and handful were canceled. at least one person was detained, but so far no word of any arrests. >>> new at 5:00, a brave rescue at a san francisco beach after high tides caught a fisherman off guard. it happened this afternoon at china beach. you are watching video of the rescue team bringing the man to safety. he says he was fishing, but forgot his glasses and didn't notice how fast the tide was rising. bystanders called for help and a lifeguard was able to swim to him and bring him back to the beach. the fisherman left in an ambulance. we don't have any update on his condition. the park service says they have had rescues like this at least twice a week so they are reminding people to be careful. >>> turning now to the marsh fire which has been smoldering underground for weeks in pittsburg. good progress is being made. this is a view from highway 4 this morning. right now crews are working with the water district

. >> reporter: yeah, a lot of smiles as they were coming through the international terminal here at sfo. as soon as they left that airport they boarded some buses that took them down to saratoga. >>> with luggage and musical instrument cases in tow, dozens of saratoga high school students finally walked out of the last airport of their european band tour. students and parents are relieved to be back in the u.s. >> it's exhausting. and it was a beautiful trip. we thank lufthansa for getting us back. >> i was a lot more happy that i could be back before september. and before school started again, so i could actually have the finishing of the rest of my summer break. >> reporter: they're the final group of students to get back home after a tour of classic concert halls in europe, but their trip hit a major snag when lufthansa canceled their flight from prague to frankfurt. preventing them from making their connection back to the u.s. parents initially criticized the airline for what they say was a lackluster response saying they were told the students might not get home for weeks, so they

holiday mood was overshadowed by the investigators , at the exit from the checkpoint of the international terminalhad to carry a weighty suitcase in handcuffed hands. on the operational video, the face of the defendant, hidden by special computer retouching, after interrogations in the office of investigator chibisov, was taken to the krasnogvardeisky district court of st. petersburg to select a measure of restraint, in all likelihood, realizing the hopeless prospects for his future , chibisov decided in his last minutes to demonstrate his good physical shape and a fresh tan. although, perhaps, it just became hot from the charges brought against the investigating authority , and in embezzlement committed by a group of politicians by prior agreement on an especially large scale, as well as in four episodes of commercial bribery, embezzlement, according to the investigation , caused damage of at least 56 million rubles. earlier, in the framework of the same criminal case, the former ceo. alexander gorshenev foundation and head of procurement viktor nikitin as the investigators established, the compa

hundreds of travelers had to evacuate the international terminal after a bomb threat led police to ius package last night. the sfo bart station and air train were temporarily shut down, leaving people stranded. and tonight the airport's back to normal. >>> fairfield police have arrested a 30-year-old man who they think robbed a 70-year-old at gunpoint back on july 7th. it was all caught on the victim's surveillance camera. omari garland accused of assaulting the man and taking his cell phone at gunpoint. police have recovered the stolen phone. garland also being investigated for a number of other crimes in the area. >> i encourage us all to think about the people who don't have that ability, who don't have that privilege or that flexibility. >>> well, people across the bay area continue to struggle to get the monkeypox vaccine. and even those that can often have to wait hours in line. but what about people who can't do that? what's being done for them? kpix 5's shawn chitness has the story. >> once again health providers must consider underserved communities when it comes to giving o

investigators at the airport the item, possibly incendiary and evacuated the international terminal. addison was booked into jail in san mateo county. well, a dozen employees from the san francisco district attorney's office are now out of a job newly appointed district attorney brooke jenkins fired 15 staffers since taking office more than a week ago. will staff turnover is not uncommon when a new da takes office. yeah. ryan cole, jay sta who was an attorney, worked under jason to dean in the juvenile unit until he was fired. he says the terminations have him concerned about what this could mean for the juvenile unit and juvenile justice reform in a sf gate op-ed written before jenkins was a point. he asked mayor london breed to take into consideration the accomplishments of the juvenile unit when choosing assessor. he says that unit helped drastically reduced re conviction rates and decrease the seas. juvenile hall population by nearly 60%. >> as a regular attorney in the office right? i had no power to make decisions. only that i had ever been a vocal about. seem to have to the pr

just before 5:00, more than 100 members of the saratoga orchestra walked out of the international terminal and boarded buses. and then they got stranded when lufthansa canceled one of their connecting flights. and they told them they wouldn't be able to bring them back for weeks and bring them back to the states. after some pressure by parents and government officials, they found a solution. >> it's exhausting. but it was a beautiful trip and we thank lufthansa for getting us back. >> i was just a lot more happy that i could be home before september. and before school started again, so i could actually have the finishing of the rest of my summer break. >>> and parents have to go directly to the airline ceo and german ambassador to find a solution. ultimately they arranged a special charter for the students. in a statement lufthansa said they continue to struggle with skyrocketing demands, staffing shortages, and a surge of covid-19 infections with their workers. >>> okay, also tonight unprecedented behavior that is how cal fire is describing this fire burning outside of yosemite. this is t

the international terminal evacuated because of a bomb threat. you can see it there this evening. hundreds of passengers stranded outside. obviously missing their flight. this has been going on for more than an hour and still developing at this hour. >> let's get right to our cheryl hurd live on scene. we understand one person has been taken into custody, right? >> reporter: that's right. people are being told to stay away from the international portion of the airport, the international garage is also closed. as you can see rideshares are picking up passengers who were told to evacuate following a bomb threat here at the airport. now take a look at the airport, it's cell phone video of a man detained by police. we have not been able, however, to confirm if this man is connected to the suspicious device. meanwhile traffic was a mess getting into sfo tonight. evacuated passengers confused and trying to catch a ride to their location. >> everyone has been wondering if there is chaos. >> a scary situation? >> yeah, just a little bit. not much information. no one telling us what to do

states secret service from inside the airport saying he was going to detonate a bomb in the international terminal. well, that prompts a chaotic scene. police rushed to evacuate that terminal. people were confused after an extensive search of the terminal. no explosives were located next court day is on august. 2nd. the police officers association is now calling for the removal of police chief shawny williams. they say they do not have confidence in his leadership and the community is in crisis because of him. well, forcefully to call has an update. >> the label police chief shawny williams took over the department in since then attorney is with the label. police officers association say he is running the agency and its staff into the ground is a failed leader. no one wants to work for chief williams. he's the king. he's not the chief attorneys, mike rains and julia fox represent the bpo way and held a news conference wednesday detailing the unanimous vote of no confidence and she and williams union members took up in december. rain says at the time the results were shared with city manager mike m

and this latest security scare for passengers comes days after sfo's international terminal was evacuated due to a bomb threat. on friday night, a man was detained after investigators found a potentially explosive device. >>> a 24-year-old man has been charged with assault for attacking the leader of a san francisco nonprofit. the district attorney is highlighting these charges as part of her promise to crack down on crime. authorities say james spingola was attacked friday morning. he is the director of ella hill hutch center in the fillmore. he asked two people to step away from the building's front steps, but then he was attacked by a wooden plank. spingola is recovering from his injuries right now. the district attorney says vicious attacks like this one will never be tolerated in san francisco. her office is searching for a second suspect. >>> it's been a stop and go commute all day for people on bart in the east bay. that trouble started after a grass fire began burning near concord, disrupting service to pleasant hill. chopper 5 was over the aftermath of that fire. bart delays arou

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hundreds of travelers evacuated the international terminal after the threat led police to a potentially incendiary device. nnor nally. is back open and >>> crews are fighting washburn fire since it broke out last week. it is 39% contained. the area is restricting smoking and camp fires. >>> and this is a view of the salesforce tower cam. and it is not filled in with fog and smoke, but it is a few degrees cooler for places like san jose, but then you continue to cooling for tnext few days. when we are looking at the microclimates, mid- to higher 90s and some of us will be cooler like the tri-valley, and the cooling trend will continue in the inland valleys as well. you will be in the upper 80s for the seven-day first alert forecast. >> thank you, darren. and jane pauley is up next on kpix 5. enjoy the rest of your sunday. illinois is in the middle. and what do you find in the middle? ♪♪ meet us in the middle of the mother road. we're in the middle of dinosaurs! welcome to the middle of everything. when you need help it's great to be in sync with customer service. a team of reps who can a

for questioning friday night after several suspicious packages were discovered inside the international terminal. thousands, including travelers and employees, had to evacuate. officers safely removed several suspicious bags. they spent more than an hour searching the terminal before giving the all clear. >> i cannot specify the exact number but there were multiple packages in multiple locations. jobina: that person arrested has not been identified. he was booked into the san mateo county jail on two counts of reporting a false bomb threat. the family of alexis gave has new evidence. these are believed to be the last known images of her at a chevron station on lonetree way in antioch. she was last seen leaving the home of her formal boyfriend, who police believe killed her,. yesterday, gloves and a camera were recovered. they were hoping to find her phone. >> it is important because it is going to give us a lot of clues. we can check her text messages or emails. she has thousands of pictures in that phone. jobina: jones was killed by law enforcement in june when police moved in to arrest him in

that threat forced the international terminal to be evacuated for several hours. if you can recall, we reported on this quite extensively on friday and saturday, police detaining and then arresting a man officers removed several suspicious packages from the terminal. they have not released the man's name but say now that he's behind bars at the san mateo county jail on 2 counts of reporting a false bomb threat. happening today, the aids walk returns to san francisco after 2 years of virtual events. it's back in person for the first time since the start of the pandemic. kron four's camila barco is live for us now in san francisco to fill us in on all the festivities. hey, camila. >> hi, stephanie. so yeah, the aids walk. san francisco 8 is back. this walk us. it's going to take place here at golden gate park just like it has done in the past few years. and right now crews are setting up for the event doesn't start for another few hours, but this is such a big event. take a look at what it's looked like in years past. this all started back in 19, 87, 3400 people sho

they then evacuated the international terminal and shut down the sfo. bart station, wreaking havoc on travelers plans. police completed their search of the terminal just before midnight. in the end, they removed several suspicious packages. the airport tweeted this morning, normal operations had resumed service at the sfo. bart station was also back up and running today. police say they did detain a man for questioning but have made no arrests so far. and yosemite national park. fire crews are gaining ground against the washburn fire, which is now. >> 37% contained. it has grown another 100 acres over the past. 24 hours, park officials say residents of the community of can now return to their homes starting tomorrow morning, the famed mariposa grove of mature sequoias will remain closed, at least for now. but the fire has been contained in that area. officials are still asking people who do not live in the area and year-round to wait several days to come back. >> crews say they are making good progress. meanwhile, on extinguishing the marsh fire burning

they then evacuated the international terminal and shut down the sfo. bart station wreaked havoc on travelers plans. police did complete their search of the terminal just before midnight in the end, they did remove several suspicious packages. the airport did tweet earlier this morning that normal operations had resumed service % at the sfo. bart station was also back up and running. police say they did detain a man for questioning, but they have not made any arrests so far. >> all right. we'll be taking a look now at our 4 zone forecast. >> for meteorologist mabrisa joining us live now taking a look at sfo tonight. we see that kind of hanging around a breeze. so what can expect or what are the temperatures right now? >> yeah, we're actually going to track some relief for our warmest inland valleys. in fact, conquered out of the 90's and in the mid 80's. and just to put it in perspective, this should be your average daytime high for today. but you're finally cooling down into the mid 80's at this 9 o'clock hour after warming up near triple digits today

detained for questioning last night after several suspicious packages were discovered inside the international terminal. thousands of people including travelers and employees had to evacuate officers safely removed multiple suspicious bags of luggage and backpacks and spent more than an hour searching the terminal before giving the all-clear. i can't specify the exact number, but they were multiple packages and multiple locations in the airport were searched it in to this bomb threat. the person arrested has not been identified. he was booked into the san mateo county jail on two counts of reporting a false bomb threat. the family of alexis gabe recovered new evidence in oakley today gabe disappeared at the end of january and these are believed to be the last known images of her at a chevron station on lone tree way in antioch. she was last seen leaving the antioch home of her former boyfriend marshall jones who police believed kill her. volunteers recovered ladies underwear gloves and a camera as they searched the area where gabe's phone screen protector was found. they were hoping to find her phone.