had that spot been left by lisa's neck? >> it looked like body oil to me or perhaps sweat. >> would that mean you suspected this part of the bar was making consnakt. >> it appeared that way to me. >> when investigator page tried the machine it appeared to be in working order. he couldn't make it fail accidentally. and once in use the bar felt fairly easy to re-rack and secure using the hook and holds along the frame. >> you complete your repetitions and you rotate these hooks and they engage. >> two safety stoppers which would have afforded extra protection were resting unused at the bottom of each rail. >> when she's are engaged, it gives you an added layer of safety. >> that's all cool if they're in place, but if you don't have that in place you don't have that protection. >> if the bar plummeted it could have gone down with bone-breaking force. >> like a guillotine. >> it could be a fatal accident. >> oh, yes, i would certainly consider it fatal. >> there it was. perhaps lisa's death happened just as scott had said. cert

he called her lisa's booby trap.ded lisa because maybe by then the weird thing had begun happening. >> i was in a stall today, he says. and i was brushing her and she turned around and looked at me just like that, just the way lisa used to look at me sometimes, you know. she would give me a look, gave me the chills. >> he shook it off, of course. everybody knows that kind of magic couldn't possibly exist. so even love is about to happen. you have to wonder. >> coming up, see lisa run. but can she win? >> and they're off! >> when "dateline" continues. feel like a knot. how can i ease this pain? (man) when i can't go, it's like bricks piling up. i wish i could find some relief. (announcer) ask your doctor about linzess-- a once-daily capsule for adults with ibs with constipation or chronic idiopathic constipation. linzess is thought to help calm pain-sensing nerves and accelerate bowel movements. it helps you proactively manage your symptoms. do not give linzess to children under 6, and it should not be given to childr

carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. developing news. san francisco police are investigating after a standoff with an armed man in the south of market neighborhood. the incident began just before 11:00 last night and lasted into the early morning hours after officers saw a man with a gun run into a building. police evacuated residents around 6th and mission streets until about 2:00 this morning. officers detained three suspects. the officers say the investigation is ongoing. more developing news this time in vallejo. a fire in a detached garage converted into a living space is now under control. the structure on lincoln road east was fully involved had fire firings arrived just before 6:00 this morning. flames spread throughs roofs and damaged two parked cause. the cause is listed ace suspicious because the garage is not listed as having electricity. >>> ths morning sunnyvale police are looking for a man who robbed and terrorized an elderly couple in their home. the woman and her husband are so traumatized they don't feel safe anymore. a

i'm carolyn tyler, along with lisa argen.ews continues now online, on twitter, facebook and on all your mobile devices with our new abc7 news app. abc7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. have a great day and love to all the mommies in the house! >> welcome to "beyond the headlines." i'm cheryl jennings. we have a special roundtable in recognition of asian americans month. in may of

carolyn. >> lisa, thank you.ore now on that deadly rampage near u.c. santa barbara. this morning the santa barbara county sheriff tells cnn the gunman, 22-year-old elliot roger, planned that killing spree for at least a year. abc news reporter has the latest from i will russian >> this was a chaotic, rapidly unfolding and convoluted incident that involved multiple crime scenes. >> police say it all began at the apartment of suspect elliot roger, a 22-year-old student at santa barbara city college, stabbing three people to death in his home. investigators say roger then got into his black bmw, methodically gunning down pedestrian. one person came face-to-face with him outside the local deli. >> he almost kind of had a smirk like he was excited about it or happy about it. pretty scary. >> moments later police say he killed chris michael martinez. his father saying he had spoken to his son about a trip to london minutes before. >> you don't think it can happen to your child until it does. >> six people killed before

care lip. >> lisa, thank you. happening now, a bay area tradition is currently underway in san francisco. this is a live look right now from sky 7hd at the bay to breakers race which kicked off about an hour ago. the 103rd bay to breakers got off to a slow start. in fact there was a delay this morning for more than 23 minutes because there was some unsecure scaffolding on the hayes street hill. that's the rigorous hill that the runners sometimes hate to have to run, but they do. but the scaffolding, they had to wait to get it in place so that delayed the race about 23 minutes. most of the 40 or so runners are there. they are expected to have some fun today. there are some new rules in place this year. they are trying to keep nudity at bay. they also say no alcohol and no backpacks, no things on wheels. we will hear from our reporter, sergio, a little later to tell us how the new rules are happening, if people are obeying them. again, here's a live look at the more than 40,000 runners, some in those wacky costumes,

carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. breaking news out of san jose where two lanes of highway 101 are shut down following a traffic accident involving multiple cars. it happened just after 2:00 this morning near the old oakland road off-ramp. it appears a motorist came across an existing accident. that motorist was hit multiple times by other vehicles. the person was taken to the hospital. no word yet on his or her condition. we will continue to follow the story and have updates as they become available. >>> happening today, we are just hours away from the start of america's oldest iconic footrace, bay to breakers. this year there will be some changes as race organizers and police step up enforcement. abc7 news reports from south of market where preparations are underway. >> reporter: the starting line to bay to breakers is taking place at howard and main street. it's where 40,000 runners will begin their 8-mile trek across the city to the great highway. >> i can't wait to run! >> suzanne and her three kids came from nor

thank you, lisa. we begin with developing news out of oakland. police are investigating the death of a man hit by a bart train. it happened at the west oakland bart station around 10:15 last night. authorities say the man was walking along the tracks when he was hit where people and passengers are not supposed to be. the accident did shut down service between oakland and san francisco while crews worked to clear the tracks. passengers on the train stayed inside the cars as emergency crews cleared the scene. service resumed after midnight. so about two hours later. the victim has not been identified. >> a family feud that started overseas exploded inside an oakland school bathroom. a mother beat a fourth grade are we a hammer, causing serious injuries. abc7 news reporter alan wang has the story. >> parents at lafayette elementary school are finding out the mother of a second grade student attacked a little girl with a hammer. >> that is very scary. if i saw a woman with a hammer, i would take my daught

carolyn. >> lisa, thank you.estigators are trying to determine what caused a small plane to crash in northern arizona, killing one person and injuring five others. that plane carrying french tourists and it crashed while trying to land at an airport in page near the utah border. in all seven people were on board when it hit the ground and flipped over in windy conditions. >>> united airlines says a boeing 757 will undergo a thorough inspection after a flight from los angeles to hawaii had to turn back and make an emergency landing. it happened yesterday. united flight 1296 was about 70 minutes into it's journey when the crew reported smoke in the cabin. the plane returned to l.a.x. and passengers were told to put on their oxygen masks and life jackets just in case. two fighter planes escorted the plane back to california. >> the crew was very professional, they took care of everyone and we got back safe and sound. >> well, passengers were then rebooked on another united flight. >>> two of the members of the unive

carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. this morning we are learning more about friday night's matt murders in isla vista near the u.c. santa barbara campus. according to officials there were ten incidents that left six victims dead, at least 13 injured, and before the rampage the killer posted videos on youtube. >> "tomorrow is the day of retribution. the day in which i will have my revenge." >> authorities believe elliot rodger took his own life after stabbing and shooting his victims. abc7 news reporter sergio has the latest from isla vista. >> at sunset on the campus of u.c. santa barbara, hundreds of students hold candles in silence. at a time when they should be enjoying the end of their spring studies, instead they solumnly are paying respects to the victims of a mass shooting. >> i was shocked about this. i don't know what to say. >> it is so surreal. we hear about it happening to other schools and i never would have thought it would happen to our school. it definitely is very hurting. >> this crowd includes student

i'm carolyn tilely along with lisa argen.ith the news continues online, on twitter and on all your mobile with our new abr7 news app. abc news continues at 9:00. "good morning america" is up next. hope you have a great sunday and a great week ahead! dkp >>> good morning, america. this morning, new battle. firefighters in southern california confront a new blaze, just as they're starting to get the upper hand on the ferocious fires that have burned over 25,000 acres. this, as people are now starting to return to what remains of their homes. >> and it was our dream house, you know? we just put all of our souls into it. >>> mers spreads. the deadly virus has, for the first time, been transmitted on american soil. how did this happen? and how worried should we be? dr. besser is here with answers. >>> they're off in the preakness. >> america's horse. california chrome erupts on the home stretch to win the preakness. >> california chrome has won the preakness. >> galloping closer to the elusive triple crown.

lisa argen is here now.he's talking about the accuweather forecast. >> yeah, we have a variety of clouds out there, breezy winds in the higher elevations. a little fog at the coast. we have put it all together and here's a look at emeryville. you see the low cloudiness. temperatures in the 50s here. not getting out of the 60s today and maybe a few sprinkles in the next day and a half. i'll show you the forecast when we return. >> all right. also ahead, a job fair at tesla gets shut down. we will tell you why. and a new device that can tell you exactly what is in your food. a high-tech calorie counter and so much more. fa... desk... you know what? yogurt.n't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. from the shelf, and to your home. starting at $99. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute

here's meteorologist lisa argen hi lisa. >> good morning. the marine layer is deep, over 2,000 feet deep and there is mist and drizzle, as well. this morning as you head on out temperatures in the low to mid-50s. there's a gustky southwest wind by the delta. we will get into clearing 10:00 11:00, but notice it stops right here at the western half of san francisco, keeping the coast cool just in the upper 50s. low 60s in the city. we will be looking at a mild to warm day with numbers as warm as the low 80s out by the delta and concord. elsewhere around the bay mid-60s to mid-70s. notice the limited sunshine. here we will talk about a little bit of a warmup for the second half of your weekend coming up. katie. >> thank you lisa. we begin with developing news out of oakland. police are investigating the death of a man hit by a bart train. it happened at the west oakland bart station around 10:15 last night. authorities say the man was walking along the tracks when he was hit where people and passengers are not supposed to be. the accident did s

good morning, lisa. >> good morning. starting out with more low clouds and fog than usual and that's due to the sea breeze that's kicked up. temperatures in the 50s. 55 in hayward. clouds around most of the bay except livermore and napa where they are partly cloudy. that is due to a stronger on shore push. here's the plan today. notice the clouds all the way into our east bay valley, 7:00. and then by 10:00 we reveal sunshine in the east bay valleys. it will be a cooler day for everyone. upper 60s oakland, berkeley, 67 inland and low to mid-70s. a cooler weekend. i'll tell you the coolest day this weekend and what the upcoming work week looks like, including cinco demayo coming up. >> thank you, lisa. in developing news, abc7 news was the first to break this news on twitter. the santa clara teenage stow away that survived the flight to hawaii in the wheel well of a jet is no longer in hawaii. this is according to an official sent by hawaii department human services. they did not say where the teen was going or who he mig

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carolyn. >> lisa, thank you.igators are trying to determine what caused a small plane to crash in northern arizona, killing one person and injuring five others. that plane carrying french tourists crashed while trying to land at an airport in page near the utah border. in all seven people were on board when it hit the ground and flipped over in windy conditions. >>> united airlines says a boeing 757 will undergo a thorough inspection after a flight from los angeles to hawaii had to turn back and make an emergency landing. it happened yesterday. united flight 1296 about 70 minutes into it's journey when the crew reported smoke in the cabin. the plane returned to lax and passengers were told to put on their oxygen masks and life jackets just in case. two military planes escorted them back to california. >> the crew was very professional, they took care of everyone and we got back safe and sound. >> well, passengers were then rebooked on another united flight. >>> two of the members of the university of richmond wom

>> thank you, lisa. caught in the line of fire -- an 8-year-old girl is in the hospital after being shot in the neck. she was playing in her yard when bullets started flying. a man was also wounded. police don't know who the target was. it happened around 6:30 yesterday evening in oakland on 66th avenue near international boulevard. the girl was taken to shirld's hospital oakland. abc news reporter allen wong has details. police say bullets from half a block away pierced this wood fence and struck a young girl playing on the other side. >> i hear a little girl crying. >> juan garcia said he heard 10-16 shots and ran to help the girl who was bleeding badly in her front yard. >> how bad was it? >> it sounded like all i can hear. >> another man halfway down the block was also shot several dimes. but police aren't sure if he was the intended target or if he was caught in the line of fire. >> we don't have a good description. gunmen at all. >> it happened around 6:00 on 66th in this neighborhood east of inter

lisa said a white male came into the bar and sat next to mike. she had never seen the man before. >> i assumed he knew michael because why would he when there's empty seat fwos right next to him and amade the man a scotch and water and michael said, lisa, this is so-and-so. he's a nurse at st. vincent's. >> when she left the bar, michael and this man were still there. no one saw the two men leave the bar together. >> the detectives asked me for a nachlt i said it was like john or mark. a very common name. but i didn't really remember a name. i remembered a face. >> so investigators created a composite sketch based on lisa's description. but even lisa knew finding him wouldn't be easy. hey, razor. check this out. listen up, thunder dragons, it's time to get a hotel. we can save big on killer hotels with priceline express deals. somewhere with a fitness center? hey you know what man, these guys aint no dragons. they're cool. these deals are legit. yeah, we're cool. she's cool. we're cool. i'm cool. hey, isn't that razor's old lady? not anymore. pri

lisa, what do you think? >> i would encourage young asian-americans to pursue social entrepreneurship and getting back to the community. there's a vibrant community here and then there's always a way to give back. >> in what sense? doing good for others? >> doing good for others. everyone can be a tlan tlopist. you don't have to have millions of dollars. identify needs and solutions. >> david, how about we ask you what would you like to see? >> i'd like to see participation in the mainstream, in particular, voting. we generally think our vote doesn't count. it does. one of the organizations that's doing that is the apia vote. i encourage nations and others to participate in the voting process. >> those numbers aren't coming up from election to election though, right? >> yes. >> and maralee, i know you always have a thought. >> two things. one is i really would like to encourage our apa fellow community members to get appointed to boards. >> as you are. >> yes, as i am. you can start at the community level, ci

katie. >> thank you, lisa. developing news, abc7 news was the first to break this news on twitter. stowaway that survived the flight to hawaii in the wheel well of a jet is no longer in hawaii. this is according to an official of the hawaii department human services. the 15-year-old is no longer in hawaii. the official did not say where the teen was going or who he might be with, only that he is safe. we do know he is not with his dad. our media partner reports hawaiian officials have denied the father's request to see his son and bring him back home. >> also right now breaking news out of oakland this morning where a house fire has claim the life of a woman. firefighters arrived just before 3:00 a.m. to find a house on parker avenue in flames. the woman was the only person inside the four-bedroom home. it took firefighters less than a half-hour to get the flames under control. damage is estimated at $150,000. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. >>> the woman at the center of the donald sterling

katie. >> thank you, lisa. >> caught in the line of fire. a young girl is in the hospital after being shot in the neck. she was playing in her yard after bullets started flying and another man was wounded. police don't know who was the target. it happened yesterday in oakland on 66th avenue near international boulevard. around 6:30 in the evening. the girl was taken to children's hospital oakland. alan wang has details. >> police say bullets from half a block away pierced this wood fence and struck a young girl playing on the other side. >> i heard a young girl trying. -- crying. >> juan said he heard 10 or 16 shots and ran to help the girl who was bleeding badly in her front yard. >> how bad was it? >> bad. >> another man halfway down the block was also shot several times but police aren't sure if was he the intended target or if he was caught in the line of fire. >> we don't have a good description on the gunman at all. >> it happened on 66th avenue in this neighborhood east of international boulevard. sky se

i'll explain in a few minutes. >> thank you, lisa. the 49ers are getting their first look at their rookies this weekend, including the son of one of the niners all-time greats. we have the details coming up in sports. >> if you haven't seen it yet, the abc7 news website has had a makeover. now it's easier to use than ever. a bone marrow transplant c7 news anchor up a ma dates shows us howie are using the latest tech nothing to make it better. >> this is the new abc7news.com. easier to use and better everywhere. we've given it a complete overhaul, nick more responsive to your needs. >> no matter what device you are visiting us on, abc7news.com adjusts automatically to your screen. >> forget about pinching or stretching the screen. our site will format itself making it easier to use on your computer, phone or other mobile device. pick up the weather on your street and traffic, too. our new map my news feature lets you track stories glue neighborhood. follow abc7 news reporter on twitter as news develops. help us tell the story by sharin

thanks, lisa.rts this afternoon, kentucky derby winner california chrome goes for the second jewel in the triple crown. he is the 3-5 morning line favorite to win the 139th preakness stakes at the racecourse in baltimore, misdemeanor. he will face eight other colts and one philly in the race. he has northern california ties, as you might now. he was born at the harris farms and he's one of the co-owners is from yuba city. with a win he would head to the belmont stakes with the chance of becoming the first horse to win the triple down since affirm in 197-8678 posts time is at 3:18:00 p.m. tonight the giants will send tim lincecum to the mound against the marlins. first pitch 6:05. yesterday the giants tried it win their second straight over mime. here's abc7 news sports anchor with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. tim hudson was scheduled to pitch lift night but a hip injury caused him to be skipped. metallica rocking the national anthem at a at&t park. leading off with a bo

lisa stark is in washington. this is the first time the united states is bringing criminal charges against foreign countries. what is the details of the indictment. >> reporter: it is, indeed. essentially these are five chinese members oshymembers of y who have been indicted for economic espionage saying they use keyboards to steal information from american companies. here's some of what the southe y general had to say. >> they conspired to hack into the computers of organizations in the western pennsylvania and wrestle in the united states. thiin--and elsewhere in the united states. the range of trade secrets and other sensitive business stolen in this case is significant and demands an aggressive response. >> now the six entities alleged to have secrets stolen from them are among the biggest in u.s. steal production. westinghouse, alcoa. u.s. steel, u.s. steel union a. they say they have been able to trace this back to one building in one office, and they even mentioned the unit number mention 61,81 61,818. the

lisa is pregnant and she is letting her mom know.e screams for the rest of the video and it goes on for a minute. and now the baby's newly formed ears are ruined. she is so happy the dog is barking and lisa seems nervous. >> don't hurt me. >> this is the video they show grandma. no, you want to be a grandma you get to baby sit friday night. >> you would think mom is going to pop a blood vessel here. >> she is running around, grabbing her heart. that is the greatest reaction effort. she went to hug and like hit her. >> what are they going to do when the baby comes. you are not having a silent birth. >> that is for sure. >> that is our show everybody. we are going to leave you with foetage foot ith of tage of the boss's . rtm style. >> the bouncy house. [ laughter ] >> ah! ♪ >> watit, wait, wait. >> all right. >> good job. >>> cool, breezy even the potential for thunderstorms, how much longer this weather pattern will hang around. >>> san francisco school reverses course and its response to a class photo that has received national atte

>> thank you, lisa. >>> new this morning, president obama says the u.s.work harder to make sure veterans get the opportunities and benefits they've earned. in his weekly address, the president draws a connection between memorial day and the scandal over allegations of misconduct at veterans affairs hospitals. he said recent weeks have shown how much more the u.s. must do to insure veterans get the care they deserve. >> every single one of us owes our fallen heroes a profound debt of gratitude. because every time we cast our votes, or speak our mind without fear, it's because they fought for our right to do that. every chance we get to make a better life for ourselves and our families, is possible because generations of patriots fought to keep america a land of opportunity. >> president obama faces growing pressure over allegations of treatment delays and preventible deaths at va hospitals. >>> happening today, the rosie the riveter exhibit in richmond. officials say the exhibits are more interactive. visitors can hear the sounds of shipyards and air raid

very warm. >> lisa, thank you. in sports this afternoon. kane returns from the disabled list to face the dodgers, his first start since cutting his finger while making a sandwich. last night the giants beat l.a., but the wind wynn did come at a cost. here's details and highlights in this morning's morning sports. >> good morning, everybody, devastating loss for the giants last night. brandon belt leading hitter suffered a broken left thumb against the dodgers. second inning, it was an accident. a pitch hit belt on the thumb. he did not leave the game immediately. ran the bases, but then came out and he is going to be out several weeks, it could be a month or longer. so who is going to step up with the home run pop? brandon fought for a two-run blast in the fifth. 2-0 giants. in the sixth, puig erupts, off madison bumgarner. mad didn't like that puig tossed his bat. they had a confrontation, words spoken. bumgarner, they got the best record in the national league at 23-13. a's and nats, they start them young these days in nerd nation. oaklan

thank you, lisa. first lady michelle obama said her thoughts, prayers and support are with the families of more than 200 nigerian school girls that were kidnapped. they were kidnapped by islamic extremists. in her weekend address, she said she found it an unconscionable act designed to knock out the aspirations of young girls. >> i want you to know that barack has directed the nigerian -- has directed our government to do everything possible to find these girls and bring them home. in the girls, barack and i see our own daughters. we see their hopes and dreams, and we can only imagine the anguish their parents are feeling right now. >>> meanwhile, a report by amnesty international said nigeria's military did not respond to warnings the local rebels were about to attack the town where the girls were abducted. the first lady also honoring all mothers for mother's day, which, of course, is tomorrow. ♪ >> one baby took the visit of president obama's visit to the bay area very serious yesterday in mountain

not everyone is on board, lisa.here is skepticism about climate change and the unemployed, how can we help climate change? not if people running our country keep sticking their heads in the sand and keep wishing it would go away. look at the g.o.p. john g. says climate change, it's fake. it's a hoax. nothing but the new home of leftist moon bats. dan, that might be you. green is the new red. and then he hadric the wild said, do you believe in climate change or is the threat exag sflaltd exaggerated. it's for political purposes. lalani, how do you get people to buy into climate change when this issue has become so ptolemic? >> i try to repeat over and over that this is not a political issue. this is an environmental issue. this is something that all of us face whether a democrat or republican. you are going to have to deal with climate change and i think the important thing is and what i push at the racetrack is i just try and do everything i can personally to reduce my darbon foot print so every time i sit in a race

abc7 news. >>> lisa argent now with a check of the forecast.t know about everyone else, but so glad for the cooldown. >> it will be felt in our east bay valleys. we're definitely turning things around here. adding two minutes of daylight. after 8:00 tonight. so 8:02. that's kind of fun. the day is getting a little longer and cooler. in fact, high clouds and mid-level clouds from the peninsula and south. we'll look for a mostly sunny afternoon today. with temperatures back into the 70s for our inland valleys. so it was pretty hot again yesterday. san jose one of the locations well into the 80s. right now we're looking at numbers in the north bay. and east bay, plenty of 50s, 58 in gilroy. 54 half moon bay with five-mile visibility. 53 in the city with sustained winds over 21 miles per hourth and the wind transporting the low clouds, the fog, the marine layer over 1,000 feet. we're getting sunshine all around the bay with 56 by the delta. southwest winds gusting over 15 miles per hour. an indication that you'll be cooler there. 57 livermore, 56 i

del. >> so lisa, what might come about as a result of these charges? >> well, you mentioned the statement from the chinese government. based on that i don't think a lot is going to come out in regards to these charges. the chinese government has issued a very strongly worded and angry statement today saying it is also the victim of cyber-attacks, saying the indictments today are fabricate ungrounded and absurd. it's calling on the u.s. to withdraw these charges and the chinese government says it is going to stop talking to the u.s. about cyber-security issues. we will see if this ratchets up they further but i would say it would be highly unlikely to see any of these chinese officers here in court in the united states. del. >> lisa stark, thank you very much. >>> (a) the government also announcing the arrest of 97 people in 16 countries. those arrested are people who developed and distributed a malicious pla malwear. the hackers would then charge the owners ransom to get back into their accounts. hundreds of thousands of computers they say were in in i

thank you, lisa. first lady michelle obama said her thoughts, prayers and supports are in the families of more than 200 nigerian school girls that were kidnapped. she found it an unconcentrationennable act designed to knockout the aspirations of young girls. >> i want you to know that barack has directed the any jereian government to do everything possible to find the girls and bring them home. in the girls barack and i see our own daughters. we see their hopes and dreams, and we can only manage the anguish their parents are feeling right now. >>> meanwhile a report by amnesty international said nigeria's military did not respond to warnings the local rebels were about to attack the town where the girls were abducted. the first lady also honoring mothers for mother's day, which, of course, is tomorrow. >> one lead took the visit of president obama's visit to the bay area very serious yesterday in mountain view. the president said what's going on, man? and the baby asked him something, and he with gest

lisa amigo gulezian -- lisa amin gulezian says he did in fact defy a death defying journey. >> this security video proved the 15-year-old survived the unthinkable. you can see the boy's legs dangling from the wheel well before he jumps on the tarmac. he stands there for 10 seconds and then goes to the front of the plane. he finds an airport worker while standing upright for another three minutes. >> there was certainly a period of time where i thought and a lot of us did thought it was a hoax because it was supposed to be phiz logically impossible. >> he said he jumped the fence at san jose international and hid in the wheel well flight bound for mow we. maui. he passed out and suffered hypothermia during the flight which actually helped according the stanford professor of human biology. >> once you are unconscious you are not making an effort to regulate your body temperature. his body temperature probably dropped, and that would have lowered his brain temperature. >> he is not home with his family. she with child protective services while a slew of investigations continues including one le

. >> peter co-hen, and carlos, gone and ruben alver and lisa matone and kelley cut ler, and adam gabreil and christopher harris and ellen kragy, and sank and keith chem p and there are still several more cards that i will read in a moment. >> the director of the missionary resource center and the local homeless coordinating board and we want to applaud mark farrell's taken the leadership from the board on this issue because from a local homeless coordinating board perspective, we really are missing is to have, every department that is involveding homeless and working together. and although there ised guideness and the stake holder gathering that the local homeless board has been doing and i have been on the board for now eight years and we see primarily, one department and human service agency and collaborating with us on a regular basis and also we see it now, and mayor's office of hope. and so from the perspective of the community we are building our five-year plan and i know that supervisor farrell has been privy of our plans and we want to make sure that when we are going our plan th

. >> thank you, lisa. also next, a report card issued for california beaches and what makes this one the most polluted in the state? and her moves on the dance floor? the personal e a broader mix of energies, world needs to move, to keep warm, to make clay piggies. that's why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. >> we want to take you live to jordan this, is where pope francis is celebrating mass as part of a three-day trip to the holy lands. this is international stadium where the pontiff has just finished giving the homily. later today he will celebrate mass and visit the jordan river where people christians believe jesus was baptized. he will visit bethlehem and jerusalem as part of the three-day trip. >>> residents in portland, oregon are being advised to boil their water this morning after sample tested positive to e. coli bacteria. many flocked to stars to buy bottled water. as

lisa amigo gulezian -- lisa amin gulezian says he did in fact defy a death defying journey. >> this security video proved the 15-year-old survived the unthinkable. you can see the boy's legs dangling from the wheel well before he jumps on the tarmac. he stands there for 10 seconds and then goes to the front of the plane. he finds an airport worker while wh upright for another three minutes. >> there was certainly a period of time where i thought and a lot of us did thought it was a hoax because it was supposed to be phiz logically impossible. >> he said he jumped the fence at san jose international and hid in the wheel well flight bound for mow we. maui. he passed out and suffered hypothermia during the flight which actually helped according the stanford professor of human biology. >> once you are unconscious you are not making an effort to regulate your body temperature. his body temperature probably dropped, and that would have lowered his brain temperature. >> he is not home with his family. she with child protective services while a slew of investigations continues including one lead by

lisa amigo gulezian -- lisa amin gulezian says he did in fact defy a death defying journey. >> this security video proved the 15-year-old survived the unthinkable. you can see the boy's legs dangling from the wheel well before he jumps on the tarmac. he stands there for 10 seconds and then goes to the front of the plane. he finds an airport worker while standing upright for another three minutes. >> there was certainly a period of time where i thought and a lot of us did thought it was a hoax because it was supposed to be phiz logically impossible. >> he said he jumped the fence at san jose international and hid in the wheel well flight bound for mow we. maui. he passed out and suffered hypothermia during the flight which actually helped according the stanford professor of human biology. >> once you are unconscious you are not making an effort to regulate your body temperature. his body temperature probably dropped, and that would have lowered his brain temperature. >> he is not home with his family. she with child protective services while a slew of investigations continues including one le

my name is lisa maria martinez and the coordinator at the lighthouse. let me move along to what brian has to say here. he writes "even though we were were told that you new bart cars which will start arriving in 2017 will have automated announcements there has been no testing of the speaker system and it wasn't included in the mock up. the mock up had really great visual graphics, but if you are blind these are meaningless compared with the current public address systems now on the cars. and just in asserting something here, i heard earlier in the presentation that by mr. wine stein that the automated announcements will be prerecorded but he also mentioned that there will be information displayed on these screens that passengers want to know and i'm very concerned if they are not prerecorded, i as a blind person and all the other blind and low vision passengers who ride bart will not have access to this important information that all bart passengers want to know. also i heard earlier about this" clear the path "tam pain, -- campaign, the prerecorded mes

i plus one that, lisa. >> so do i.s no secret living in the digital age has revolutionized how we live, love, interact and process information, but at what cost? as we're dependent on smartphones and tablets more ask if it's to the detriment of family lives, social skills and intelligence. a spoken word video by gary turk went viral with more than 38 million views urging the online generation to look up for often. >> took a step back and opened my eye s. when we open our computers and it's our doors we shut. all this technology we have is just an illusion. community, companion, a sense of inclusion. yet, when you step away from this device of delusion, you confusion. >> pretty soon we may not need to look down anymore. a recent pew report predicted by 2025 we will be one with the internet. in fact, one of the report's contributors said we won't think about going online or looking on the internet for something. we'll just be online and just look. it also said that will fundamentally change what it means to be social. >>

my friend lisa guzman to help me nouns phillip we have julian and other. from glal low high school julian and abraham lincoln we have patricia. and other. jeffrey and maria and other. i want to ask maria lisa guzman to announce the recipients from joining jordan and that's it >> from jordan high school maria and lowell high school kimberly chang and other missing jell and dave more and more let me see and other. (clapping.) >> hello, everyone. hi hello. all right. so my name is miss mr. guzman a high school senior at balboa high school attending uc davis next year so thank you. (clapping.) i see a lot of familiar a faces in the crowd my teacher my environmental science teacher and my al gastrobra teacher and history teacher those are very good people, you know. my teacher i had her for two years and i am in this program to go camping with my class and basically, i - yes walk so, yes. she shows a lot of empathy towards her students she's wonderful in many ways and mr. go on do he's a very cool math teacher. he takes time out of his life to, you know, play t

>> so i think that's the important thing, lisa.e knew we were going to see some elements of ptsd-type symptoms in our patients. i think he surprise was it was as prevalent as it was, and not only our parents, but our patients families were experiencing these symptoms. the hyperarousal, the avoidance, the reexperiencing the incident. and since we rely on our social and emotional systems to get us through, if that system is experiencing stress, then it makes it that much harder for us to recover. >> i think -- >> i'm sorry. >> i didn't mean to interrupt you. i read that posttraumatic stress disorder patients out of traumatic situations like for -- in your case we're talking about your hospital, that they are experiencing this at the same rate as veterans do. is that a stretch or an accurate on? >> i think it's accurate. and i would turn to chaplain rees to talk more about that. >> yeah, actually what the literature would support is the rates of ptsd symptoms that we found among our patients is probably almost twice what you would exp

we'll start you off with a quick look at the weather with lisa argen. >> good morning. here's a live look at doppler 7 hd, low clouds and fog banked up along the coast. sunshine inland. concord reporting sunny skies in the low 50s. a little sun on the peninsula. 51 in hayward. 57 in mountain view. 54 in napa. drizzle as well. 49 at sfo. today temperatures cooler than average in some neighborhoods. you can see how we're looking at increasing sunshine in the santa clara valley, mid 60s to mid 70s around the bay today with the coast staying cool with only upper 50s to low 60s. numbers climbing through the lower 80s. tomorrow featuring warmer weather. i'll have a look at that and a first look at june in a few. >>> we begin with developing news out of oakland. police are investigating the death of a man hit by a b.a.r.t. train. it happened around 10:15 last night. authorities say the man was walking along the tracks when he was hit. the accident shut down service between oakland and san francisco. passengers on the train stayed inside the cars as emergency crews cleared the