but joe vasquez says they have just gotten a warning. joe? >> reporter: most people using these ride shares just push the app on their phone. they don't realize there are restrictions. those companies are not allowed to come here to the airport and they have sent a very stern let tore the companies. if there is no hug good-bye, there is a good chance the unmarked car dropping people off belongs to a ride share driver. >> is that uber? >> yeah. >> reporter: uber, lift, side car, and the like. the private drivers you get from your smartphone. we saw a half dozen dropping off in an hour. all the ones we saw are uber. >> are you uber? >> yeah. >> you are uber? >> reporter: now, these companies have been put on notice. the president of the california public utilities commission says as per rule instituted last september, they can't do business at the airport unless they make an agreement with the individual airport. the president went onto warn a crack down could be imminent. if immediate action is not taken to bring your operation into compliance

joe vasquez has more. >> reporter: chamberland walked up while feds were in his apartment.had coffee with them. and then he went and got in his car and blew through some stop signs. the feds who were tailing him lost him. it was just a short time later they found a remote control bomb making material. it wasn't until ryan chamberland faced the judge this afternoon that we found out what the feds said they found in his apartment. a glass jar containing batteries and a powdery green substance. and electric match. ball bearings screws and a circuit board con figured as a remote control receiver. >> the only reason you would have ball bearings would be to kill people like in the boston marathon bombing. >> reporter: retired fbi agent rick smith says he does not appear to espouse any religious or radical beliefs making the case that much more mysterious. >> it is not explained at this point what his motives are and his targets are which is pretty important. >> reporter: chamberland was arrested last night after being on the run three days. the fbi thanks the public for calling i

joe vasquez has more. >> reporter: this new report puts into writing what a lot of folks out here have been talking about for some time. that volero oil plans to bring two trains of oil a day. one at night and another in the early afternoon. >> sheer is the environmental impact report we have been waiting for about a year. >> reporter: marilyn just got the report this afternoon. >> what kind of cost are we being asked to accept in terms of risk? when we are bringing in trains that would contain this much oil at any one time being brought into cities and threw very sensitive ecology? >> reporter: some of the folks here are nervous about the new rail plan. they have seen the news reports about the six major incidents this past year across north america where trains crashed spilling millions of gallons of crude oil. this crash in canada resulted in explosions. 47 people died and many downtown buildings were destroyed. but today's report declares the risk of an accident here would be extremely low. so rare, that a spill of 100 gallons of crude oil or more would only happen once every 111 y

. >> and joe vasquez shows us it might be the ugliest dog ever created. >> oh. >> you certainly are.rld's uglyiest dog competition is not for the faint of heart, but at least you can be honest here. >> you can say it out loud here. that dog is ugly. >> i think it's cute, but, you know, really, the people were honest. >> wow! >> it's a real specimen, half dog, half high yee na. >> well, at least third base is pretty. >> oh, yeah. beautiful gold, green eyes. >> it could hurt you, though, face is pretty. >> she's got a warrant. >> you are not to let his teeth scare you. it'll take more than warts to stop this dog from geneville, north carolina. he's a shelter rescue. >> well, he doesn't have this anymore. his eyelids were also gone, and so he can't close his eyes so, therefore, his eyes water. the tears drain into his nose so we have nice little snot bubbles because of it. it's great. >> great back story, but really it's his shocking face that win it is prize. >> in first place, peanut. [ cheers and applause ] >> he's my baby. i guess i just don't see him every day as being that ugly. >

joe vasquez on the campaign to change the mascot. >> reporter: the commercial aired on national tv in middle of the nba finals. >> proud. forgotten. >> reporter: beautiful photography highlights different costumes and tribal names. >> navajo. black foot. sioux. native americans call themselves many things. the one thing they don't. >> reporter: the one name is offensive. the yocha dehe wintun tribe footed the bill for this 60 second ad seen by millions of viewers. >> the r word is as bad as the n word. >> reporter: it is time for the washington redskins to get a new name. >> this term came out of bounty hunting. >> reporter: others have made adjustments. the cleveland indians said they are making chief wahoo a secondary logo. but the washington redskins says he is being respectful to the native americans but says it will never change. joe vasquez, kpix5. >> just many the past year, several newspapers including the chronicle have decided not to use the r word in their coverage. >>> a couper tee know high school's -- were changed to a jew on the caption of the photo. a fellow team membe

joe vasquez. kpix5. >> we just checked.is photo has gotten more than 33,000 likes on facebook and more than 10,000 comments. >> hmm. >> he is popular. >> all right. >> i probably shouldn't comment. >>> let's talk about the weather. [ laughter ] >> he is a bad boy. >> is that all that matters? [ laughter ] >> no. >> all right ken. >> the weather is beautiful! the weather is gorgeous. >> all right, a peek outside. the on shore flow came back and we had ourselves a big temperature spread. gilroy 94 and capitola, 70. fog trying to make it back. looking down to the bay bridge. san francisco. clouds are out there and they will invade the immediate coastline on a 1-5 scale. i will rate tonight's fog factor a 1. the fogs and cloud will not spread far inland and be gone by the afternoon. vallejo for your friday, we made it through the week. high of 85. saturday, a little cooler, morning clouds, afternoon sunshine, a high of 81. so we have the high pressure ridge and when it gets close tore us, we get warmer. when it peels back a bit

kpix 5's joe vasquez reports the boy was climbing on a 150- pound statue when it fell on him. >> kayson is just a 2-year-old. a typical 2-year-old. >> i but now the toddler is dead after a freak accident and his family is absolutely heart broken. >> it's a sweet tender spirit. >> reporter: cayson shelton was with his family visiting from draper, utah. police say he described up on a dolphin too chew and was holding it with both arms and legs when it fell down on top of him. at first he was bleeding but it didn't seem serious. but he later died at the hospital. take a close look at the google map's street view and you can see the dolphin statue outside the store. there's not clear whether this is the same one that killed kayson on friday but what's clear is it's over the blue line. a violation of a city ordinance that police say has resulted in a warning to the store in the past. >> the san francisco police department officers that were working the america's cup had asked this business to move their dolphins back across on other side of the blue line because of the high volume of pedestr

the record, we don't either, i'm in the sure what to feel about that competition. >>> by the way joe vasquezin addition to the 4-foot trophy peanut and his owner beautiful evening for a great event in phoenixville benefiting charity. "eyewitness news" at phoenixville foundry for motor cars than the stars. those in attendance got up close to cars, trucks and met or cycles. proceeds from the event benefit united cerebral palsy of philadelphia and vicinity. tern tom kline was honored by that organization and our own kate bilo and bob kelly also took part in the festivities. >>> and one more event to tell but our own great hall was backdrop for an awards ceremony and fundraiser benefiting uptown theater in north philadelphia. sport director beasley reese served as host, sam read, former band leader of the uptown received the presidents award. prince lady b and jamal adine, were induct in the hall of fame, fund raise todd benefit renovation of that historic theater. >>> so it looks like everybody had a fun time and, i think weather will be cooperate today, carol. >> you know, it is just -- we're

joe vasquez from our sister station in san francisco takes us to the world's annual ugliest dog competitionead. >> reporter: world's ugliest dog competition is not for the the faint of heart but at least you can be honest here. >> you can say it out loud here that doggies ugly. >> that is an ugly dog. >> i think she's cute but the people were honest, not so much. >> he has been men to scare grown men on the top of cars. >> reporter: this dog of florida is a real specimen, half dogs, half high even a. >> the face is pretty. >> beautiful gold green eyes. >> yes. >> it could hurt you the face is pretty. >> well, yes. >> asked not to let them scar you. >> reporter: it will take more than warts to stop peanut from greenville, north carolina a shelter rescue, victim of abuse and burn in the fire. >> he doesn't have lips anymore. his eye lids were also gone. so he cannot close his eyes so therefore his eyes water. the tears drain into his nose so he has is not bubbles because of it, it is great, adds to the the character. >> reporter: great back story but it is his shocking face that wins the priz

joe vasquez in the haight. thanks, joe. >> we have learned that -- that part of the story we'll have coming up at 6:30. >> a beauty sticking out making for a frustrating commute home tonight. wait times are skyrocketing and people are left stranded crowding this platform at the montgomery station. the bart is packed and a contract dispute caused hundreds of workers calling in sick, standing two-thirds of their fleet. this live look at washington square park. buses that are few and far between. now it's been a miserable commute today. question now, are we in for another one tomorrow, phil? >> that is, the express buses are stopped locally, so if you are heading out on one of the muni trains, expect a long time. as for tomorrow, they sent out letters to muni workers saying that if you show up, or don't show up tomorrow, you better come with a doctor's excuse you're not going to get paid. but as for planning, if they get another sick out. here's what we found. >> at this point we're hoping for the best, planning f