joe holden joins us from jefferson station where thousands of people are just trying to get home, good evening, joe. >> reporter: good evening. the question is how many more problems can we throw at this situation, first, of course we have a third of the cars out of the system. then there was a brush fire burning on the thorndale line and man with septa says that brush fire is out and services are attempting to return to normal along that line and septa is also experiencing some heat-related problems with the equipment, the cars, and the tracks, and by the way, the significant amount of trains leaving here at jefferson station, of course, are running late. platforms are hot and at about this hour they are swamped with action riders. now that they rely on the transit system with the third of the trains out of the service. >> trains, different schedules, different times. >> reporter: pain in the behind, he says, others try to gain the over taxed system hoping to get an early, and leave early. >> it is a 60:00 train, catch an early train out. >> i'm in early, so i can leave earlier. >> re

fox 29's dawn timmeney live at jefferson station.eople trying to get home tonight. >> reporter: very straws frustrated iain. take look. we're here at the jefferson train station. train just pulling in but look at that platform. scores and scores of people waiting for their train. a lot of these trains run every half hour. tonight they're running on a weekend schedule every hour lots of people patience is runnin rug out when you have fewer trains running less frequently it adds up to one big headache. even septa acknowledging it's probably going to get worse tomorrow because some people were still off today from the fourth of july holiday. >> we're not going to take regional rail tomorrow. it's a gamble today that we wouldn't but aim afraid we'll lose it tomorrow. >> reporter: that's because this morning's commute into center city for many folks was a nightmare after septa put a third of its fleet out of service. problem a defect in its silver liner five train cars. >> it was delayed just not moving at times. we were supposed to be on

regional rail traffic is moving here, through jefferson station, in fact, at the most of what we have seen from this platform above the rails are a train car that will pull it up, most of the people will flock to it very quickly. i hear a train pulling in right behind me. people will gather around the doors and try to get to the train. late breaking information from septa a, because of the heat as you mentioned, there are some travel restrictions, according to speed, so the trains actually cannot move as quickly as they normally would. that is one more problem, compounding, what is day two of the very rough, rush hour. >> it has been a rough, tumble ride on the rails. >> taking the train is really only option. >> reporter: septa's regional rail line limp along, day two with the third of the fleet down, riders are feeling squeezed. >> we all pushed on in the aisles, and it is like everyone really packed in. it was really tough. >> reporter: she was lucky enough to get on a train, so many riders were stranded during tuesday evening's rush hour. trains were swamped with people, riders bl

. >> joe holden live at jefferson station, in center city with the ways septa riders are getting through this mess, joe? >> reporter: afternoon, dejavu for sure, still residual delays, expected through the entire regional rail system. now, of course last night, the commute many riders torch septa on media, and this morning septa warned riders brace for yet another case of significant delays, the worse line we saw was the line going coming in from marcus hook, right now a lot of the rye ers seem to be grinning and bearing it. >> space on septa regional rail lines wednesday morning was at premium, worse than two, that was day what some describe on social media as septa gettin just trying to juggle with the septa questioned you. >> in morning, trains constantly moving without stopping. you know? it is like you kind of look through the windows to see is it crowded? >> passengers late, delayed by an hour or more, on friday, septa removed thirds of its rail fleet after cracks were discovered in what's called equalizer beam. since then the transit authority has been operating on modified saturd

just over at jefferson station, big crowds over there and i've been checking the schedules on my ipad and you can see there are quite a few delays, a west trenton train that's delayed by an hour so, you know, septa has made a lot of changes. passengers have made changes and week two is still company with delays. >> it's the evening rush at jefferson station and it's packed. on the trenton line there is already a delay and when this train came not everyone got on. >> the problem is it's so scattered that everybody is doing something different every day so there's no pattern. i don't have a pattern and the other people don't have a pattern yet and the trains don't have a pattern yet. >> they are too crowded or just passing you by. sometimes you get on, sometimes you don't. >> reporter: septa did make changes to ease congestion today. passengers boarded trains from new jersey transit and amtrak at least to replace some of the cars that septa took out of service for a defect. >> we're still seeing delays on the raid rode. it's the kind of situation that is going to continue on and cloudy

at jefferson station joe holden cbs3 eyewitness news. >> well coverage continues online you can watch entire news conference on our website cbs philly .com. >>> 12 pink death toll is rising in bag dad after a truck bomb exploded. wendy jill let reports suicide bomber targeted a busy shopping area just before the end of ram ma don. >> reporter: flames inside a shopping mall lit up a dark neighborhood after a bomb in the back of a pick-up truck exploded early sunday. the carnage was substantial. more than 100 dead including at least 15 children, 10 women and six police officers. almost 200 others were injured. hours later in daylight, crowds gathered to see the burned down building where most of the victims decide. suicide bomber struck just after midnight in a popular commercial air lined with stores and restaurants in the downtown area. this man says after the bomb went off people couldn't recognize relatives because they were en gulfed in fire. pope francis offered prayers for the victims as well as for those killed and injured in the bangladesh attack friday. islamic state has claim

yeah, the sweltering heat had many of the train platforms around suburban station, jefferson station,0th street all packed this morning, all pack tonight. i just got back from suburban station. that platform again for the second night in a row packed with people. the one -- couple trains that we saw were about 20 minutes behind schedule. but that has kind of been the norm. septa is still operating under a modified schedule they're still trying to figure out a repair plan to fix the 120 defective rail cars. as i said, we just spoke with septa general manager jeff, moments ago still no timetable on how long those repairs will take or how long these massive delays will last. >> we are absolutely working on relief and, you know, seems like things are going the right way. we said our timetable yesterday was that by the end of the week we would be able to make projections about putting the cars back into service. and we would also be able to talk about potentially leasing equipment to be able to add more capacity and still that looks goodbye the end of the week we should be able to do that.

let's get straight out to fox 29's brad sattin live outside of jefferson station for us tonig tonight. hey, brad. >> reporter: hey, chris. we should say it's only applies to certain stations at certain times of the day. septa says it's all about safety issue but clearly this is also about a money issue rush hour can get kind of overcrowded at times and it seem not everyone is always paying a fare. it's been a rough go for regional rail passengers after 120 cars were taken off the track as month ago when a defect was discover. >> always running late and in the morning it's tough. because you have to go to work on time and it's like 30 minutes late. >> there's been a lot of delays with the trains not arriving on time and on schedule, and even when they're on schedule, they're full to capacity or they're blowing past the station because they're just too full to stop. >> reporter: septa is now leasing 28 cars which is helped a bit but the overcrowding is leaving conductors over worked. there's just not enough time to both check everyone's tickets and passengers on and off the trains. >> t

spoke to commuters is live at jefferson station. jennifer? >> reporter: iain, there is still congestion. there are still delays. septa says it's doing what it can to trouble shoot the probl problem. some passengers that we talked to said it was actually better today than it was last week. it's week two of septa operate wig reduced regional rail fleet. passengers are getting creative with their schedules. doing their best to avoid delays and congestion. >> i'm taking the train early so that i can, um, i can avoid the rush hour, you know. >> there have been days when i've been driving. i usually take an ale 30:00 or 9:30 train and i leave earlier in the afternoon usually not later than 3:30. so going out of chestnut hill chest hull west i've been very lucky i haven't had any issues whatsoever. >> karen o'connell of o or land, pa notice passengers on other lines like lance doyle doylestown that have much different experience. >> because there's so many more stations and so many more people from the population perspective, they're the ones that h

this was the scene at jefferson station tonight as many commuters finished off week of delays and missed trains starting monday septa will run lease trains from amtrak, new jersey transit and the maryland area regional commuter train service. septa says it expects defective trains to remain down through labor day. >>> former eagles running back lesean mccoy will not face any charges for a fight in a philadelphia nightclub that left two off duty police officers injured. the pennsylvania attorney general's office made the announcement today. solicitor general bruce castor reviewed the case at the request of philadelphia police's union but it has now been dismissed. the fight happened back in february at the recess lounge in old city. police say it was over a bottle of champagne. >>> the showboat in atlantic city is back open for business tonight after closing its doors in 2014. the resort property opened to guests today but no longer operates as casino. the hotel features over 800 rooms with 38 ocean front swee sweets. developer black steen purchased the property in january and plans to ke

this was the scene at jefferson station tonight as many commuters finished off week of delays and missed trains starting monday septa will run lease trains from amtrak, new jersey transit and the maryland area regional commuter train service. septa says it expects defective trains to remain down through labor day. >>> former eagles running back lesean mccoy will not face any charges for a fight in a philadelphia nightclub that left two off duty police officers injured. the pennsylvania attorney general's office made the announcement today. solicitor general bruce castor reviewed the case at the request of philadelphia police's union but it has now been dismissed. the fight happened back in february at the recess lounge in old city. police say it was over a bottle of champagne. >>> the showboat in atlantic city is back open for business tonight after closing its doors in 2014. the resort property opened to guests today but no longer operates as casino. the hotel features over 800 rooms with 38 ocean front swee sweets. developer black steen purchased the property in january and plans to ke

now, jefferson station along market east in center city is a popular stop. riders are dealing with crowded trains, and bypassed stops, septa now is encouraging ride tours use the subway system to quickly get to where they need to go. >>> "eyewitness news" at suburban station near city hall, another popular regional rail stop for septa a. frustrated passengers are upset they are paying weekday rates for weekend services. septa a regional rails are running on a saturday schedule while they fix that problem. >>> "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live at septa headquarters with new information, from septa officials, about this issue, joe. >> reporter: good evening to you. and some train signs, these are called equalizer beams just like your car, they sit in between the wheels and it would soften what is the blow along the rails. however, in a very small point, in between where the equalizer beam meets the actual train housing there is a weld. that weld has caused a significant mechanical deficiency for these trains. there are at least four of them on ever

the scene at jefferson station last night, as many commuters finish offer a week every delays, misseds. starting monday septa will run leased trains from amtrak, new jersey transit, and the maryland area regional commuter train service. septa says it expect the defective trains to remain down through labor day. >>> the showboat in atlantic city now open for business after closing its doors in 2014. resort property owned. hotel features over 800 rooms with 38 ocean front suites. developers bart blaspheme purchased the property in january, and plans to keep the showboat name, but offer a different theme next year. >> strike willing union workers off the job for full week, so far, no new talks scheduled. workers say they want their health insurance and pension plans restored. the benefits were terminated by the previous owners in 2014. owner carl icon said he offered union workers health plan terms last week. >> still ahead this morning, it is not exactly what you would expect to find walking down the street in north philly. but, a giant garden is sprouting up. see how it is bringing the

fox 29's jennifer joyce spoke to commuters is live at jefferson station. jennifer?iain, there is still congestion. there are still delays. septa says it's doing what it can to trouble shoot the probl problem. some passengers that we talked to said it was actually better today than it was last week. it's week two of septa operate wig reduced regional rail fleet. passengers are getting creative with their schedules. doing their best to avoid delays and congestion. >> i'm taking the train early so that i can, um, i can avoid the rush hour, you know. >> there have been days when i've been driving. i usually take an ale 30:00 or 9:30 train and i leave earlier in the afternoon usually not later than 3:30. so going out of chestnut hill chest hull west i've been very lucky i haven't had any issues whatsoever. >> karen o'connell of o or land, pa notice passengers on other lines like lance doyle

take joe west, waiting for his train home at jefferson station. >> it's never been this bad. have never seen it this bad before. >> this is just typical of us making changes. >> reporter: but today a light at the end of the tunnel. septa announcing plans to entirely replace each and every faulty steel beam, more than 400, many with dangerous cracks. >> we have to figure out how fast we can get them made and put on the fleet. >> septa's general manager says they hope to begin production by august using a brand new design, forging the beams from steel, and starting from scratch. >> it is a decline in ridership. >> reporter: at a hearing today local lawmakers in northeast philly grilled septa officials asking who is to blame for the cracked beams. >> it seems pretty clear that the problem is an engineering problem from hyundai. >> state rep kevin boyle called the meeting wanting to know who will pay for the repairs. septa says the problem is covered under warranty. >> pleased to hear from septa that it is their belief that the taxpayers will not have to foot the bill for any of

we're here at the jefferson train station. train just pulling in but look at that platform. scores and scores of people waiting for their train. a lot of these trains run every half hour. tonight they're running on a weekend schedule every hour lots of people patience is runnin rug out when you have fewer trains running less frequently it adds up to one big headache. even septa acknowledging it's probably going to get worse tomorrow because some people were still off today from the fourth of july holiday. >> we're not going to take regional rail tomorrow. it's a gamble today that we wouldn't but aim afraid we'll lose it tomorrow. >> reporter: that's because this morning's commute into center city for many folks was a nightmare after septa put a third of its fleet out of service. problem a defect in its silver liner five train cars. >> it was delayed just not moving at times. we were supposed to be on an express which takes 45 minutes and instead it took an hour and a half to get into suburban station. >> the platforms were definitely very crowded. the train itself was really

again, because of that issue they're having at jefferson station.6297, ten-minute delays. warminster, also 30-minute delays. >> thank you. >> today, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton will be in philadelphia to speak to the ame church convention. she'll also join joe biden at an event in scranton. >> today, you have another chance to be a multimillionaire. the jackpot is now up to $540 million. we bring you the winning numbers on nbc10 news at 11:00. we'll have another update in 25 minutes. see you then. when you're the parent of a disabled child, you realize that the world can be a harsh place. but you also realize it can be a really loving, wonderful place. when i saw donald trump mock somebody who was disabled, i was appalled. you gotta see this guy... ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh, i don't remember! that reporter suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms. it told me everything i need to know about his heart and what he believes deep down. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this ad

we we have power problems near jefferson station, and your experiencing 30 minute delays on all regionalote of that, it is going to be very hot out there, like i said, tension will be flaring, down tree route 30 westbound at reeseville road. right lane blocked. the ramp is blocked. disable vehicle, brooke. >> thanks, meisha. next update is at 8: 55, ahead this morning, what prosecutors and police are looking for in their investigation of the dallas police shooting. ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." if you're just joining us, we have been covering the dallas sniper shootings all morning long. five police officers have been killed in an ambush during peaceful demonstrations last night. seven officers and two civilians were wounded. >>> the mayor tells "cbs this morning" three suspects are in custody and a fourth suspect is dead. we are now awaiting a news conference in dallas with the city's mayor and police chief. we will bring that to you live as a happens in a special report. >> as we wait for the former washington chief correspondent, bob schieffer is from dallas and grew up th

rough week for regional rail riders on septa, matt and now we have word of power problems near jefferson stationaying in addition to the shortened schedule, reduced amount of trains now these power problems are contributing, to give us 30 minute delays across the board on all of the regional rails. so, yes it is another very rough morning on the tracks. meanwhile over here at moorestown by the mall there is a crash on 38 eastbound by nixon drive, two of the three lanes are block, use 41 instead. getting word of the vehicle fire in egg harbor township on the garden state parkway north bound side by 40 and 322, left lane is block. also a broken down vehicle in chester county that is blocking ramp from the turnpike to route 29 malvern, e-z pass only exit. use ramp to valley forge and downingtown instead, matt. >> now lets turn to meteorologist david murphy for what will be a heat wave today. >> very warm, muggy to start out under blazing sunshine, matt. we are at 81 degrees in philadelphia. eighty-one millville. seventy-eight in cape may. as we look at afternoon call 94, today's high, oppressive he

the oppressive heat on the platforms of the trains trying get home out of suburban, jefferson, and 30th street stationsod morning, everybody, 4:32, no problems coming in yet on the 422, coming in from the suburbs, schuylkill expressway, the blue route, all of the majors, are in good shape. here's the same deal for septa really. again today, day two, modified saturday schedule which translates to trains every 30 minutes. instead of the normal eight to ten minutes for a rush hour. they have added that extra service to the bus and the trolley route, trying to give folks option to try something different other than the trains. but, each station has suggested alternates for every single line. so whatever station you would typically originate from, check that out, we have links on our website at fox29.com. maybe it is a bus transfer to trolley line that bridges you into center city, and also, keep in mind, you know, not everyone is coming into downtown, there is a lot of reverse commuters in here, as well, one thing you may want to try, little differently than yesterday, is steve was at the ardmore station,

workers won't collect money on the trains at temple, jefferson, suburban, 30th and university city stationsf you only have cash, you have to buy a pass at the station ticket office. septa hopes this change will help aleleviate customer congestion at the stations and make boarding more efficient. >>> we know the rails were busy this whole week with delegates headed down to south philadelphia. >> yes. let's check the traffic happening right now. that includes the boulevard. nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has that. >> thanks, katy and tracy, we're doing okay for the most part with our majors. we are seeing wet roads eighth potentially slippery conditions, too, on the on and off ramp. watch out for that. route 1 for the boulevard around fox street, you can see no problems. all traffic is moving along just nine. we do have an accident. limerick, main street and railroad street, accident there. i'll be back with more. first, a check of weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> a few minutes after 5:00. 19 minutes after 5:00. we're ab

workers won't collect money on the train on temple, jefferson, suburban, 30th and university city stations you only have cash, you have to buy a pass at the station ticket office. septa hopes this change will help alleviate customer congestion at the stations and make boarding more efficient. >>> nbc 10 needs your help recognizing the people who are really making a difference in our community. we're giving away grants, free money to local nonprofits. we want to help spread the word. we'd like to have you help us spread the word. we call it 21st century solutions. the goal is to support organizations that are implementing new and creative programs. the application is on nbc10.com. the deadline to apply is august 26th. >>> made official right here in philadelphia, hillary clinton and tim kaine are the democratic nominees for president and vice president. someone else owns the rights to their names, at least online. ahead in the next half hour, hear about one man's efforts to sell them their own website. >>> also, if you've ever gotten a ticket because of a red light camera, chances are you'r

tomorrow and sunday, park rangers will be outside the jefferson and lincoln memorials.. and the smithsonian metro stationthey'll help with the game.. and they'll teach players about history. but people will be told to put the phone away while indside a memorial. and pokemon go is forbidden at arlington national cemetery.. and the holocaust museum. be nice, or pay up. that's the message from a coffee shop in roanoke. the shop is rewarding politeness.. with a drop in prices. take a look at the sign at "cups" coffee and tea. if you just say "one small coffee" - it'll cost you five bucks. but a simple "please" at the end can drop your cost down to three bucks... and saying hello, saves you even more! shop employees say it started as a joke - but now, they're hoping it spreads a larger message. it's 5: and time for a check on weather. it's going to be another hot day, but it won't feel quite as bad as yesterday. in fact, there are no heat advisories in effect today. highs will climb into the low to mid 90s, but humidity levels will be a bit lower than yesterday, so feels like temperatures through the afternoo

the first thing federal troops did is they rushed to the rotunda, to thomas jefferson's landmark building. and they stationed guards to protect it to make sure no vandalism would come about. that no union troops, no civilians would destroy the building in the war. when i got to richmond in the first days of april, federal troops found the city of blaze. they found they had been lost for the united states. and so the confederates headed out of town. they put the gold on the train, robert e lee hopped on the train, and everybody got out of there. and as they were leaving they set as many things on fire, as many important military documents and artifacts on fire as they could. the fire started here along the river and created a conflagration. and it started moving up. all of this black area eventually burned. the united states acted as firefighters. they did not want the capital burned. the capital thomas jefferson also constructed. and you guys have already learned about that. they did not want the confederate capital destroyed. these exceptions follow hard upon the orders that were given by president lincoln.

conductors will not accept money on the trains at temple, jefferson, suburban, 30th street or university city stationsuy a ticket or pass before boarding the train and those fares will be collected prior to your boarding. the hope is this temporary change eases congestion and crowding at center stations. >>> in new jersey, a computer glitch led to delays yesterday at the state's motor vehicle commission. our sister station, news 4 new york, reports the lines stretched out the door at one office in burton county and customers had a four-hour wait. the glitch happened around noon and was fixed about an hour later. now, a similar problem happened on tuesday. >>> the philadelphia eagle that is making magic for the country to see. >> you were absolutely fantastic last night and i guess the philadelphia eagles have to wait a little longer for you then, right? >> the wild ride continues for jon dorenbos on the nbc hit show, "america's got talent." up next, i talked to jon about the experience that he's had and what the eeg tagles think of al this national attention. >>> well, the rain has disappeared. we've

get to the station in center city, the first stop, most likely jefferson, so that you're at least on before it makes it to the other stations leaving center city. mike and alex back over to you. >> 8:49. summer usually a time for making trips and then also weddings, lots and lots of education. >> to you to ruin a whole saturday by being vine today a wedding. >> avenue friend, six wedding, not just attending, in them, a bridesmaid. >> carla? >> carla. >> he had quit experts say there is a list of things when going at a -- as a guest you should just not do. there are rules and levels to this. >> here's one of them. >> take that off right now or i'll take it off for you. >> don't tell me what to do. >> you did not just poke me. >> don't you touch me, you two bit tramp. >> oh, fantastic. so ironically don't wear white to a wedding but can you have a woman named carry white go to your wedding? this is carry white. >> most definitely. >> he had quit expert. what's the rational? pretty easy to tell. don't want to up stage the bride. >> exactly right. no wiggle room here. don't go beige, he c

we are right across the street from where thomas jefferson wrote the declaration of independence. this is philadelphia's public access tv stationjuan: on sunday, thousands of protesters marched through the streets of philadelphia to demand a ban on fracking and a transition to clean energy, despite a scorching heat wave, up to 2000 people took to the streets for hours. this comes as climate change field extreme weather conditions across the world. in california, wildfire north of los angeles. in size. sunday, just one day after a burned body was discovered outside a home in santa clarita, north of l.a. mike burke was at the march on sunday and filed this report. ♪ >> my name is tracy. i am with delaware river keeper network and pennsylvanians against fracking. we are doing this for pennsylvanians against fracking. the coffin represents what fracking has taken from us. it has taken clean air and clean water. it has taken our friends who we can never get back. it has taken critters and the strain, our fish and wildlife. it has taken just as away from us. it has taken our democracy. it has taken of our mental protection away. we a

temple, jefferson, suburban, 30th street and university city stations will not be collecting money.witz and prayed for more than 1 million people, mostly jews killed at the nazi concentration camp. he wrote in the guest book asking god's forgiveness for such cruelty. >>> university of michigan researchers say women who use e-mail, texting and web support groups are more likely to design their individual treatment and be satisfied with it. the study expressed concern for the many women who don't have access to social media. particularly the elderly, minorities and those with less education. >>> powerball jackpot up to $478 million ahead of saturday night's drawing. the prize has been growing since may. the winner, if there is one, can opt for a steady payout over 30 years or a lump sum around 330 million. your odds, just so you know of winning, estimated at 292 million to 1. >>> maybe you shouldn't change directions when your car's gps tells you to turn around. the driver of this car says that's how she ended up like this. yes. the car isn't parked in mid air. it's perfectly balanced

stations for electric cars and plug-in hybrids. the college will pay to maintain it. >>> the snake is on the lam in paulsboro, new jersey, animal control was called to east jefferson last night for a large snake under a porch. here is the picture of the animal caught slithering into a hole. the 10 foot long boa constrictor is not dangerous but could be a threat to small children. and pets. i'm hillary clinton and i approved this message. who do you talk to for military advice right now? well, i watch the shows. i mean i really see a lot of great - you know, when you watch your show and all of the other shows... while donald trump watched tv, as secretary of state, hillary clinton negotiated a cease fire in gaza. a reduction in nuclear weapons... took on vladimir putin... and stood up against the trafficking of human beings. a steady leader in an unsteady world. >>> jeff skversky is back at the station and the big boys came to training camp today. the full squad workout is tomorrow. veterans have not hit the field and it's report day and we already have an injury. ryan matthews suffer an ankle injury but it's not believed to be serious. matthews and the eagles have a te

jefferson's coffee. the solution is days away. we have to put up with the rain right now. by august 1st, the two pumping stations that hoboken have been working toward will go into action. been long awaited since superstorm sandy. since that storm and the developments in the last five to 10 years in hoboken, it can rain 1/2 inch and you have cars flooding down the street. right now the streets are getting obviously wet and the water is starting to flow on the curbs. problems. >> thank you, amy. we will watch another area of rain in the great lakes. i will talk about that this morning sweeping our way with more rain for saturday and sunday in your accuweather forecast. heather has issues on the rain with flooding. >> the new england thruway. you can see this park area. this was involved in a crash. you can see that they have the flares set up. only the right lane is getting and explain what is happening and where this is. new england thruway, looking at the maps, new england thruway southbound near cedar where the accident is being cleared away. then you have the gowanus expressway outbound at the belt parkway sp

stations. the truck then drove right onto the tracks. bart shut down transbay service while they removed the truck. the maintenance gate is located where the tracks are at ground level near fifth and jeffersoneets. that's right before the tracks go underground into downtown oakland. a bart spokeswoman says they need that gate for crew access. >> we need to be able to bring our maintenance vehicles in at that location. so we have to make it in a way that is still is movable so that we can get our crews in. >> trains were rung about 90 minutes after the incident but bart officials reported residual delays. the driver was checked out at a hospital before he was booked into santa rita jail on dui charges. >>> coming up, banned from the olympics. a decision today keeps some russian athletes out of rio. coming up, we'll talk with a bay area doping expert who says it's about time. >>> plus, cell phone video shows this man on the ground with his hands in the air before he was shot. he was there comforting an autistic patient who had run away from a group home. >>> there has been another police shooting of an unarmed black man spark outrage across the country. this time it happened in miami. cell ph