yes, they're talking about getting rid of these fare gates and looking at some new options. obviously the idea is to keep people from jumping these gates. it's a problem that costs about $25 million a year. they have a few options. they're looking at swing gits like they use in boston or an option that you'll see in new york, the high entry gates that make it tough to jump . but the likely pick will be the cheapest one, it has four leaves that are tough to pry open am this would cost $15 million to install throughout the system, but some say don't even bother. they will find a way in. do you ever jump the gate? >> of course, i grew up here. kids are resourceful. we're not going to let trump build the wall, we're not going to let b.a.r.t. build the wall either! >> reporter: people definitely take advantage of the gates we have now jumping them or shopping their way through without paying. riders will have to pay for the new gates. b.a.r.t. will be discussing a fare increase at their meeting today, about 50 cents more a trip to help pay for new gates. they're going to talk abou

installing all new gates, $135 million. bart estimates it loses 25 million a year from dates great evade doors. >>> tornadoes ripped through missouri. >> reporter: this footage is from golden city, missouri. it was one of a dozen twisters to hit the state. in jefferson city, the tornado touched down before midnight. >> the best i can describe it is a herd of elephants right on top of us. that's the most terrifying thing. we also heard loud crashes. >> reporter: it spand a three mile area of the state capital causing widespread and violent damage. >> this is the space that most people enter. >> reporter: she came to get a firsthand look at the devastation. >> it is absolutely heart wrenching and i know that our people will grieve this building. it's been here since 1964. >> reporter: all nonessential workers were told to stay home and stay out of the way of missouri crews. mike parsons met with the emergency personnel to go over the state's plan. >> when you have chaos, how do you organize chaos. >> reporter: another tornado

it's looking at several new options to guard its gates. melissa kane is at the embarcadero station with the proposals. >> reporter: this station is notorious for fare-jumping. we just saw someone come up and walk right through. and the people in the information booth behind me didn't do anything to stop or deal with the situation. it's not just this station where it's a problem. it's agency-wide. and according to bart, it costs tens of millions of dollars a year. today they took a first step in trying to fix the problem. bart is finally looking at its gates. >> this is really the first time they're being shown different options. >> reporter: today the bart board looked at four alternatives for new fare gate. option 1 would modify existing gates. option 2 would use swing geets. option 3, sliding gates. and option 4, new york city subway style. >> my preference would be to go to option 4. let's just go straight to it. things aren't getting any better. >> reporter: board member deborah allen was the only member in favor of option 4. most were

but these new gates are considered to be temporary.ort and middle term solution to the growth here at the airport airport hopes that in the long run. they can sit down with the city of san jose and design a new terminal that will serve as a permanent replacement, it will be built in the same location as these temporary terminals in san jose charles clifford kron 4 news. women but and next a they track your packages and your favorite products and now. >>amazon wants to track your emotions how the company plans to do just that and word is out on just how likely kevin durant will be ready for the nba finals mark carpenter will put it all down coming up in sports. amazon wants you to express yoursef your voice to read. than one at an application shows a alexa i'm h while she's saying that she's also coughing. this alexa device here is that the woman is sick and offers a soup recipe as well as suggests that she by cough drops. it is unclear how far along this project is at this point or if it will ever become a commercial device when asked

but these new gates are considered to be temporary. they are a short and middle term solution to the growth here at the airport airport hopes that in the long run. they can sit down with the city of san jose and design a new terminal that will serve as a permanent replacement, it will be built in the same location as these temporary terminals in san jose charles clifford kron 4 news. >>in national news tonight, house speaker nancy pelosi says the white house wants an impeachment fight, listen to the argument the bay area democrat made today. >>the white house is just crying out front is that's why he flipped yesterday because he he was hoping because he was somehow or other you all have a story that isn't real and you you want to believe that there's all the chinese in our caucus. it simply isn't touches. >>pelosi made a similar statement before she previously argued that the president was goading democrats into impeaching him because he thinks it will fire up his base ahead of the said today the democrats will wait to open an impeachm

the other option is these high gates used in new york city. there is literally no way to get over them. the downside? only 15 people per minute can get through them, half the riders of the current gates. the cost more than $100 million. keep in mind neither of these options would stop people from just going through the wch says $25 million a year from fare evaders plans to move forward. >> we should move forward with at least testing the modifications and possibly ruling them out system-wide. >> so we tweeted out images of the four new gate concepts. and like everything bart-related, a lot of you had a lot of comments. we have took those comment likes this one to bart. one person tweeted you could just make bart cheaper so people don't have to jump the gates. >> 2/3 of what pays for bart are the fares. a lot of other transit agencies, it's not that high. it's in the 10%, 15%. ours is 80%. >> another person wrote only a tiny fraction of fare evaders will ever convert into paying customers. >> it's on us to figure out how to prevent people from s

gates. and option 4, new york city subway style. >> my preference would be to go reporter: boardbe wasr. member in favor of option 4. most we iavor of option 1, modifying the existing gates. >> particularly interested in option 1? i think really does create a -- a fare gate that is difficult to evade. >> reporter: the board didn't vote on any options today. it was just an informational hearing. >>> dublin city leaders have just turned down a proposal to fly the rainbow flag, signifying gay pride. dublin's first openly gay city cnc for a proclamation to make june lgbtq pride month. and the council approved that idea unanimously. but they voted 3-2 against flying the rainbow flag. to go with the regular flags for the city, state, and nation. that's despite the fact that the request was amended to a single day. >> i didn't know in it would be controversial, per se. but i did know we needed to have the conversation. >> i think flying this flag is a symbol, and flying it would set a very dangerous precedent. >> a massive facebook account purge is underway. a new report says the social media gi

six new gates, but they are only temporary while a long- term plan is worked out. >> we were in a situation where our growth was so tremendous we were being constrained and needed additional gates. >> reporter: the airport had a new record last year, serving 14.3 million passengers and expects 15 million passengers by the end of this year. to accommodate for growth, the airport added the interim gates, saying the long-term plan will take 7 to 10 years before there is a permanent structure. travelers will notice power outlets at every seat and boarding to jets from the ground level and walking up to the airplane. >> it is a little different, but the bridge can be reused in the permanent facility. >> reporter: the designer said one of his goals was to maximize the use of natural light. what is it like to know in a few years this will be torn down? >> it is a bummer, but on the other hand it is great because it is constrained and will serve a purpose. >> reporter: the addition cost $58 million and was paid for with airport funds. it comes as the tsa predicts the busiest travel summer on record

we needed additional gates. >> reporter: the airport hit a new record last year, serving 14.3 million 15 million passengers by the end of this year. to accommodate, san jose airport had to add these interim gates, sang the long-term plan will take 7 to 10 years before there is a permanent structure. travelers will notice new things, including power outlets at every seat and boarding at the jet bridge and walking up to the airplane. >> it is a little different, but it can be reused in the permanent facility. >> reporter: the designer said one of the goals was to maximize the use of natural light. what is it like to know that in a few years this will be torn down? >> it is kind of a bummer, but on the other hand it is great. it is constrained and will serve a purpose. >> reporter: the addition cost $58 million and was paid for with airport funds. it comes as the dsa predicts the busiest travel summer on record, both nationwide and in the bay area. >> at san jose we expect to break records. last friday was our busiest day ever. tomorrow we expect another recordbreaker and that should be

upgrading fare gate could cost to $20 million. abc 7 news reporter liz crouse is live with more on how it could make a difference. >> reporter: hi, dan. at the embarcadero station. added air pressure to the gates making it harder to get through. tomorrow the board of directors will be looking at more options to improve the system here. that includes a possible fare hike, about 50 cents a ride and potentially replacement gates. >> this is the first look at four new gate options b.a.r.t. is considring as a way to crackdown on fare evaders. one replacement is what's used in new york city. another is used in boston. the most likely and least expensive option is this one. >> this double cinch, the four leads that you see to increase the pressure, it is the most inexpensive. $15 million to do the entire system. >> b.a.r.t. hopes it helps to curb the number of people who jump over them. it results in a $25 million loss every year. we were at the glenn park station, our cameras caught several people doing it. one man took a more extreme measure. >>

gates for bart. one idea is to use floor to ceiling is like those used in new york city subways. bart officials all seem to agree on what is called a cinched gate. higher air pressure to prevent cheats from prying the wedges (also vertically stacked gates where one opens at weight level and the other at chest level. those gates will actually appear this summer. >> is moving forward with plans to charge -- a round-trip ticket will cost $15.50. some bart writers say that's too much for a daily commute. the new station will open at the end of the year. >> get ready to party in napa. bottle rock is back. why organize say this mears this year's music festival would be another. >> ate a light lunch. a new roller coaster makes its debut this weekend in vallejo and will take you for a ride coming up next. going back to the doctor just for a shot. with neulasta onpro... ...patients get their day back... ...to be with... ... family... ...or just to sleep in. strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study... ...neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17%... ...to 1

they're planning to test out these new gates starting this summer. >> two stood out. >> the one with the most spore, option one. you can see here, it is a modification to the existing gates. it was simply at a pop up or double cinch barrier. it wouldn't stop tailgaters. the cost would be $15 to $25 million. the other option is the high gates. the down side, only 15 people per minute can get through. half the riders of the current gates. the cost also hefty. more than 115 million. neither would stop people from going through the swing gates. but b.a.r.t. which says they lose millions, man's to move forward. >> we should possibly roll t out systemwide. >> so we tweet these out. and like everything b.a.r.t. related, a lot of you had a lot of comments. we took comments lying this one to b.a.r.t. one person tweeted. you can make b.a.r.t. cheaper so people don't have to jump the gates. >> two-thirds of what pays for b.a.r.t. is the fares. >> another said only a tiny number will be affected. >> it is up to us to find ways to have people stop avoiding the fare. >> the board discussed the 2020

we got a sneak peek at the airport's new gate on terminal b. six gates will open next month to southwest passengers. they'll boast more space and what they're calling sustainable bathrooms. the gates are only temporary, though. permanent additions to the te terminal still several years uh-uh way. >>> let's bring in meteorologist jeff rineiri. >> we're going to get you updated on those totals and what we see happening to get you through the next couple of days. there are a lot of graduation celebrations and just regular old stuff where you're used to sunshine this time of year. and you can see we are not getting it, at least widespread sunshine. we have this storm system we're track over the west, and this is what brought us some isolated thunderstorms over mount hamilton today. a bit over livermore. eventually this will bring us a chance of rain sunday. let's bring you into tomorrow morn's forecast. i don't see any issues as we start off. you'll get a mix of sun and clouds. also some clouds near the coastline. usually what we see this time of ye

like new york's laguardia and salt lake ty are building all new terminals while dallas has added new gatespgraded facilities to handle more flights and passengers, but billions more is needed and travelers are tired going old, one dumb airport. >> >> that was very important. we needed to come together to's place where we have it. >> there's nowhere to eat and you're stuck sitting on the ground. >> when the new terminal in new orleans is finished later in the year it will cap aea five proyekt and it is not the end of airports in the u.s. they have to handle more people flyiin. nightly bs report, new orleans. >>> going, going, gone. not even market volatility can keep money away from the ation block. ♪ ♪ >> here's a look at what to watch for tomorrow. deere is scheduledo report earnings giving investors insight into the impact of tariffs on the agricultural sector. on the economic calendar we'll find out if consumers are feeling upbeat about their finances and a we reported, china's luckin is expected to start trading on the that's what to watch for on friday. >>> the world's wealthiest art

riders will have to help pay for the new gates. b.a.r.t. scussing a fare increase at their meeting today, about 50 cents more a trip and they'll be looking at the different fare gate options. they're going to be looking at all of this today talking it over. reporting live in concord, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> amy, thank you. abc 7 news devoted a week to covering b.a.r.t. as part of our commitment to building a better bay area. you can see those stories on our website, abc7news.com. >>> the man accused of raping a 74-year-old woman and holding her captive for five hours is scheduled to be arraigned this morning. manuel jesus alma dore was arrested last week. investigators say the horrible crime took place on may 10th. the victim was out on a morning walk on prague street. authorities say he grabbed her, dragged her down the driveway into the home and sexually assaulted her repeatedly over a course of several hours. >>> new developments, pg&e making a major change to power lines in paradise in the wake of last year's campfire. the compan

the airport has scheduled a grand opening on june 13 for its 5 new gates that will be used by southwest airlines pick renovations began last fall. >>> on this harvey milk day, sfo has released these renderings showing the vision for the new harvey milk terminal 1. passengers will have the opportunity to learn e official in of in california. the first phase opens in july. >>> a brazen robbery at a dick's sporting goods store all on camera. the frustration of retailers who are forced to stand by and watch. >>> a prototype for a potentially innovative treatment for cancer. i'm in hayward coming up i will have details about this promising technology. >>> if you think that your current commute is bad, wait until the holiday weekend. a new report on a record number of travelers. >>> we have blue skies for a good portion of the day warm temperatures as well. the holiday weekend, it likely won't be completely dry. we will talk about the hotspots and which days trending. >>> some new video for you, a brazen robbery at a dick's sporting goods. >> three suspects grabbed all they could then left th

s board of directors are considering new gates. it costs the system about $25 million a year. they got a look at four proposed fixes. the cheapest, a modification of the current gates that would cost $15 million, but may not be as effective as other gates. the replacement of all of the gates would cost more than $115 million. the riders say something has to give. >> there is a nexus and quality of life issues that come into the system. >> easily a couple hundred a day. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. will be testing out the first option at two stations this summer but likely won't make a final decision for months. >>> another dead whale has washed ashore. the carcass is that of a gray whale. researchers don't know the age or the cause of death, but the neg ropsy will be performed. a disturbing number of gray whales have washed up weakened by malnutrition. so far, this is number 13, that's how many have washed up on bay area beaches. >>> a proposal to build a large center is up for discussion. the fate of an islamic center is being decided. robert handa joins us to show us the community

right now at 6: new bart gates to fight fare >>> in tonight's "inspiring america," the baseball star on a mission that goes far beyond the game to keep children safe here's kevin tibbles >> reporter: on the mound, detroit tigers' pitcher matthew boyd is as focused as they come it is away from the ballpark where he and wife ashley focus much love and compassion. >> i will do whatever it takes to help any child that i can. >> reporter: when they heard of the polite of young girls in uganda facing the scourge of sex trafficking, they set up this emarkabl refuge called kingdom home half a world away in africa. >> this thing, playing, singing, dancing, going to school, doing homework, you know, living at every child should live in safety. it is pretty cool. >> reporter: many of the 58 in their care were abandoned as infants, left to fend for themselves, vulnerable does it break your heart to hear those kind of stories? >> it does it does. but the focus is on the future focus on what lies ahead. they're living with joy as every child should >> reporter: joy that sometimes includes playing

the airport has also added 6 new gates for southwest airlines, they'll open in less than a month on june 13th the project comes at a cost of about $58 million but they're actually considered to be temporary. airport is hoping it can work with the city of san jose together to design and build a permanent terminal that will eventually replace these temporary ones. a man accused of threatening to kill youtube employees in the bay area is now charged with making terrriis first court appearance yesterday in utah, the areas. court documents say the 35 year-old made a series of death threats in youtube videos directed at youtube and its employees in san bruno the threats were posted from september of last year to april of this year. a message would shoot employees from car told police that by shoot. he met on camera. new this morning, san francisco mayor london breed has announced a deal to keep city college of san francisco free for students for the next 10 years. this mn tuition-free program under the new agreement the city will set aside $50 million each year to pay for the prra originally t

gates. reporter amy hollyfield is live with a look at some possible new designs being considered. amy? gie, they're going to look at replacing these fare gates, but some rideers this morning we're talking to tell us they aren't sure they want to pay for it. the problem of people jumping the gates costs b.a.r.t. an estimated $25 million a year so they will look at some new gates today at the board meeting. but they will also consider increasing fares, about 50 cents more a trip. so riders definitely pause when you mention the fare increase. >> you need to do something but i don't know -- they've already done so many fare increases. it's already tough to keep paying for everything else that is wrong with b.a.r.t. i don't know. it's hard to say. >> reporter: they're going to be looking at a few options. there are the swing gates like they use in boston, or they're going to be looking at the option you see in new york, high entry gates. the likely pick will be the cheapest one, four leaves that are tough to pry open that would cost $15 million to install throughout the system. they will dis

terminal b is getting six new gates until a long-term plan is worked out. the airport served 14 million passengers and they expect to serve more than 15 million. boarding will be done from jet bridges. most of the gates will open next month. >>> the magical send off for a retires school principal in the east bay. >>> there's a new addition at the museum of modern art. it's 1200 people. we'll hear from them and the artist. >> all of the rain means the hills are still green. bill martin is back with the next chance for showers. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, jason wu could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while putting on a runway show for new york fashion week. ♪ ♪ he could. or, he could make it even easier - and set up recurring payments to his neighbor. for cat sitting. (meow) whoa. you've groomed her, too. (cell phone vibrating) and now she's ready for the catwalk. life, lived jason's way. chase. make more of what's yours. . >>> this is cool, a mural and unveiled at the san francisco museum of modern art. features the images of a thousand people a

>>modification to existing gates either stacker cinch or at papa barriers other options, a new swingnstylee or a retractable barrier and lastly a high entry exit gate all aimed to prevent jumping pushing and tailgating the solutions would cost hundreds of millions of dollars to implement in the meantime no one seems to worry about getting caught. but if an officer does not paying your fair that charge could be up to $75 in union city gill aung kron 4 news. >>another dead whale washes on shore of the bay area beach this is the 14th a dead whale so far this year. this one found yesterday along of the point reyes national seashore with so many dead whales on the beach is washing up the national park service is becoming increasingly concerned. >>it's alarming it's a lot of wales to wash up on the beach and it's it's hard to see animals coming up with much rather see them swimming in the ocean and healthy. >>no determine yet. no determination yet on how this one died. >>we're going to take a look at why temperatures in your office could be heard and productivity. at least for some people will e

happening today, the san jose international airport is expanding again, terminal b will get six new temporary gates, they are working on a long-term extension plan that will happen in the next 7 to 10 years. the airport hit a new record last year, more than 14 million passengers came through this year, they are expecting more than 15 million passengers, most of the gates should be open by next month. >>> fair invaders cost bart millions of dollars per year, now they want to change the gates to try to stop them. they are using iron maiden style gates. it has a higher air pressure, it prevents people from prying them open. there is also the idea of vertically stacked gates where one of the gates opens at waist level, the author other opens at chest level. a lot of people are planning to hit the road for the holiday weekend, aaa says almost 43 million americans would travel 50 miles or more, that is about 1 1/2 million more than last year. and many of the travelers will be driving. >>> just in time for the holiday weekend, we will tell you who is going to be hitting the stage today and what organizers

>>modification to existing gates either stacker cinch or at papa barriers other options, a new swing style gate or a retractable barrier and lastly a high entry exit gate all aimed to prevent jumping pushing and tailgating the solutions would cost hundreds of millions of dollars to implement in the meantime no one seems to worry about getting caught. but if an officer does not paying your fair that charge could be up to $75. >>thank you gail meanwhile, the bart board of directors is also considering adding more police officers at stations there are already 19 job openings that need to be filled. and the agency is thinking about adding these 19 additional positions up eventually have 38 more bart officers, the board is now trying to see if there's enough money to fund the 19 additional positions which would cost an estimated million. riders sir, pretty clear more cops make them feel safer. >>baby on the bart trains may be more patrolling a little bit on the trains themselves to just the presence of. officers makes you feel safer. last year. >>homicides 130 different cases of aggravated

news. . >>> well, bart travelers are sneaking through the gates and not paying their fares. now officials are looking into new gate alternatives to prevent those cheats from prying the wedges open. bart is planning some maintenance work over the three- day memorial day weekend that will effect service at some east bay stations. between pleasant hill and concord will be closed because of repair work on the gates but a bus schedule will be available to help riders between the two stations. bart will close the same stretch of track again on may 8 and 9. >>> prime minister theresa may announced she will be stepping down two weeks from today amid the turmoiled botched brexit strategies. >> with the departure of the conservative leader the race to find her successor is under way. >> reporter: prime minister theresa may appears to bo bound to increased pressure within her own party to resign after repeatedly failing to secure a brexit deal. in an emotional speech may announced she is resigning and said it would be best for the conservative party if somebody else took over. >> i wil

the new gates won't be finished for another seven to ten years and the temporary gates are a bridge betweenow and then. >> we are breaking records. last friday was our busiest day ever. tomorrow we are expecting another record-breaker and that should be repeated all summer. >> reporter: and the airport is not the only place where you will see a lot of activity. aaa predicts 5 million californians will hit the road this is holiday weekend, the fifth strait year to see an increase. air travel up 5.2% from last year at this airport. live at mineta san jose international airport, jesse gary. we will talk again in another hour. >> jesse, good to see you. >>> the time is 6:41. san francisco city leaders are debating a new traffic safety idea. under the plan drivers won't be allowed to make right turns at red lights. the san francisco examiner says muni's board of directors are floating this idea in response to the high tomorrow your number of traffic related deaths in san francisco this year. new york city and washington, d.c. have brought up similar ideas to improve traffic safety back there >>>

see this new york la laguardia, l.a.x., revamping, expanding with new terminals or building all new gatesnd facilities because they need to do that with how many people are traveling. >> just wait until zion shows up in new orleans phil, thanks philip lebeau. >>> from the flavors necessary to make make meat taste real to cbd molecules, one company is using yeast to create the microb microbes we'll discuss that next. ♪ you should be mad they gave this guy a promotion. you should be mad at forced camaraderie. and you should be mad at tech that makes things worse. but you're not mad, because you have e*trade, who's tech makes life easier by automatically adding technical patterns on charts and helping you understand what they mean. don't get mad. get e*trade's simplified technical analysis. feel that? that's the beat of global markets, the rhythm of the world. but to us, it's the pace of tomorrow. with ingenuity, technologies, and markets expertise we create the possible. and when you do that, you don't chase the pace of tomorrow. you set it. nasdaq. rewrite tomorrow. >>> lab grown cbd, plan

the new gates aren't permanent. the permanent additions to the terminal are still a few years away. >>> california already has placed bans on plastic items such as straws and bags. the bill requires all plastic bottles made in california to be manufactured up to 75 pefrs recycled material by the year 2030. prices mounting in china and other markets stopped accepting california's recycled waste. >> right now as we use more and more plastic and more and more beverage bottles, it's important that we have a plan on how to take those bottles and recycle them. >> the bill was sport supported in the state assembly. >>> up next, the president sets new conditions for working with democrats. the house spieaker is firing bak with a new suggestion for the president. >>> it is young kids who have figured out how a a sneaky way how to steal your money. >> steal it by remotely breaking into your phone. i'm steven stock. we investigate sim swap theft next. et introducing my new spicy chicken strips combo. bigger, tastier strips of

the airport is scheduling a grand opening june 13 for its five new gates which will be used by southwestirlines. >>> today millions of americans kickoff their long holiday weekend with a memorial day getaway. nearly 43 million americans are expected to travel over the weekend which is the highest number for the holiday since 2005. most of them are expected to take to the roads driving at least 50 miles. >> these long holiday weekends are times of the year where people will prioritize their money going towards travel so they can spend quality time with their friends and family. >> today and tomorrow will be the busiest days and aaa anticipates assisting more than 350,000 drivers over the weekend with issues like dead batteries, flat tires and lockouts. >>> the visitors authority approved a deal with the tunneling venture. the company will design and build a people mover in the convention center. the contract is worth $50 million and expected to be complete by 2021. >>> it could be a rough day on wall street, dow futures are down more than 200 points because of concerns over the u.s. china

and reservoir will be lowered again in august of this year for an installation of automation and a new gate at the tower. that work is continuing, but the lion his share of the dam safety work is essentially done to the satisfaction of dso d., but there will be ongoing work as the year continues to finish that up. you may recall that mosca had requested that we report on the finances associated with this project, because it was not part of the capital improvement plan, part of the cip, so we had to borrow funds from other places in the program in order to fund this emergency work, and what this table represents, it is a lot of detail, but if you can see in the left-hand side, we essentially transferred $22.9 million from other places in the program to fund these emergency and interim repairs. we spend $1,020,000,000 to date. we do expect to spend the rest of that money because a lot of these contracts are still in progress, and the money will be paid out in due course, but we do expect to be under that budget that was established. now in addition to these emergency repairs, we are planning

dozen new terminals to accommodate the growth in airline activity there the airport has added 6 new gates, 31 through 36 for southwest airlines 31 to 35 will open on june 13th than a month from now the 6 kate is set to open in november. the project will cost about $58 million but the terminals are actually considered temporary the airport says it hopes that the airport the city of san jose will work something out to design and build a permanent terminal that will eventually replace these temporary ones. let's take a look outside at lake tahoe with time lapse photography overlooking south shore. the days as you can see start out county is snowy. but eventually the sun started to break through the clouds that extra snow was a welcome addition to this year for people still wanting to head to the slopes this memorial day weekend. the unofficial start of summer scheme our chief meteorologist last cargo is here to give us a sense of what travelers will face as are heading up and what it's like once they get you can go water skiing by day maybe a little snow skiing in the afternoon. i mean you c

now they're looking at some new fare gates. each has its pros and cons but they share the same goal. putting a end to the problem that costs up to $25 million a year. we often focus on the issues plaguing b.a.r.t. as part of the better bay area initiative. >> besides fare evaders, we're looking at the plan to raise fares. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. tells us they are considering raising rides by 50 cents a ride. they say they're doing in it part to improve the trains. to crack down on security. they want to add more officers and to compensate for the fare evaders. >> this first look as a way to crack down. >> there are still kids who will be able to jump this but it will be a lot harder. >> reporter: one replace many is used in new york city. another in boston. the least expensive is this one. >> these four leads that you can see we can increase the pressure. the most inexpensive. $15 million to do whole system. >> reporter: they hope it will curb the number of people who jump over which they say is a big loss every year. >> reporter

getting harder out there for sure and definitely yeah we had a nice quiet start around 05:00am andp new. >>gate bridge actually looks heavy to traffic. wise and the rain wise well, at least when it's heavy traffic you're driving slower on the road yet have to is a good thing in that regard, but it is definitely a not a quiet morning that it once was rainfall picking up across the bay area from the golden gate bridge down through san jose word is a little bit lighter right now in san jose out to the east way of a whale rider unpleasant in walnut creek down especially through danville and center mode you're having some moderate shower activity you see some of the heaviest of rainfall like i mentioned just to the east of 6.80 right over blow also plenty to work with still to our west that's going to be making its way over the bay area so it's a mix of light to moderate shower activity across the region right now looking at the south bay first of all there san jose, some light showers overhead if you're heading north towards milpitas up to fremont moderate showers in that direction also looking at

so the airport has added 6 new gates for southwest alone.ll be open in less than a month on june 13th to be specific. the project will come at a cost of about $58 million but this is all just temporary because the airports actually in talks with the city of san jose to try and come up with the design and build a permanent terminal that will eventually replace these temporary ones that they are about to open. >>a man accused of threatening to kill you tube employees in the bay area has been charged with making terroristic threats. david love on swanson made his first court appearance areas yesterday in utah court documents say the 35 year-old made a series of death threats in youtube videos directed at you to bend its employees in san bruno the threats were posted from september of last year to april of this year and they included a message where he said he would shoot employees from his car our as they came out, and when questioned about that by the cops, he said oh i'm and shoot on camera. an emotional day of testimony. >>where house trial

at thursday's board meeting take a look one option would be to modify the existing gates, other options include a new swing style gate or retractable barrier. they're also considering high entry exit gates where they choose they're all aimed at preventing e solutions would cause hundreds of millions of her cost hundreds of millions of dollars in the meantime if you well this morning there are new details now on the local high school teacher charged with having cech's with a minor turns out he was previously fired by school district in another state, a school district in madison, wisconsin fired hector vasquez back in 2006 when parents filed a sexual-harassment complaint and a police investigation found that he was live was a liability vasquez then taught spanish at west more high school in daly city and that is where he's accused of having a central relationship with a 16 year-old student over the course of 2 years vasquez has pleaded not guilty to the charges. he is currently out on bail. rjacked a woman you're golden gate park. it hpe 24th avenue, san francisco police say that woman was getting int

news. >>> the stage is set for the start of bottle rock 2019 in napa valley. the gates open up later this morning. it is expected to draw more than 100,000 people to the napa valley fairgrounds. six stages will have big stars like santana, neil young and bay area acts >> it is taller and bigger and wider than it has ever been with even bigger video screens than the past so within any viewing angle from the festival you will feel up close and in person. >> food trucks are also lined up and ready. there will be food from some of the region's michelin star festival. the organizers this year say they increased the number of staff, and done more to address the neighbor's concerns about noise and traffic. it is getting more organized and it won't be crazy hot this weekend for sure so maybe the colder weather will be nice for that. >> for sure. >>> would you believe free college tuition for the next ten years? a new plan in san francisco and what it means to students in the future. >>> and six flags discovery kingdom in vallejo is opening this weekend. a preview up next. >>> a

. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 starts next with a look at the mockup for the new golden gate bridge suicide barrier. the model unveiled today on the timeline for installation. >>> also ahead tonight, a new calculation for students applying to college. the factors that will go into the adversity score, as well as s.a.t. results. >>> and the oakland a's had their hitting shoes on today, scoring 17 runs on the road against detroit. mark is up next with a highlight, including five homeruns, leader in sports. >>> now to our top stories. law enforcement says dna has linked and accused keller to the death of another stanford student back in the 1970s. 74-year-old john arthur getreu of hayward was arrested last year and accused of killing graduate student leslie perloff in 1973. now investigators say that dna has linked him to the death of 21-year-old janet taylor, who was killed one year later. >>> a cal student has been arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting two women. police say he committed one of the assaults in 2017 and another back in march. the 20-year-old is said to be active in the

melinda gates opens up. newook and her what she thinks the biggest priority should be for the tech industry. and as apple attempts to branch out, have they forgotten about the customers and its retail stores? some current and former employees think so. first, to our top story. the biggest ipo in years. uber made its debut too much fanfare. i spoke with their ceo soon after shares started trading. day for thea tough markets. with all the uncertainty, nobody knows where it is going. you cannot pick when you go public, but you can control how you execute as a country that company. so we are going to focus on what we can control. we have raised a lot of capital to invest and grow for many years. the president to set the markets of flight this morning with his tweets. we've got trade talks on the rocks and there is a lot of red on the board. how much has to do with that and how much with uber? >> we do have a road to improve profitability. as you know, the markets are an amalgamation of lots of things. there are exte

now they're looking at some new fare gates.e same goal. putting a end to the problem that costs up to $25 million a year. we often focus on the issues plaguing b.a.r.t. as part of the better bay area initiative. >> besides fare evaders, we're looking at the plan to raise fares. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. tells us they are considering raising rides by 50 cents a ride. they say they're doing in it part to improve the trains. to crack down on security. they want to add more officers and to compensate for the fare ad

the gate design at the stations to maybe curb the fare evaders some of those new options were presentat thursday's board meeting and you can see some of them on the screen here one option would be to modify the existing gates other options include a new swing style gate or retractable barrier. they're also considering high entry. exit gates as well, whatever they choose they're all aimed at preventing fair jumping in pushing in tailgating implementing any of the solution so would cost hundreds of millions of dollars in the meantime if you are caught jumping. sergei he could face a fine of up to $75. and dc are trying to take steps to stop roaocalls the senate passed a what they're calling the traced act. now this legislation would impose fines of as much as $10,000 per call on those who are knowingly defying the rules so the bill would also increase the statute of limitations to 3 years and its trucks, the fcc to develop further regulations that could shield on wanted calls. last year americans received more than 26 billion robo calls that is stangering. the bill has strong bipartisan

new firm. melinda gates has invested in your firm. are organizations that are getting funds together to improve the representation of women. do you feel the change happening? or do you still feel we are stuck in the past? theresia: first, i have always felt like there's been a more secret underground sisterhood, going back to the early pioneering days. in the beginning, many other people would not put it on dinner with sheryl -- emily: sheryl sandberg. theresia: it was super helpful for us. now it's not only out in the open, the male entrepreneurs see it as an advantage. we have this different network for recruiting, for deal sourcing. it's wonderful to see it be so public and out there. we wouldn't be anywhere without our male allies. julian writes about it in the book. i think the book is about a lot of venture capitalists for venture capitalists who happen to be female. to me, she wrote a book that is the story of people from outside silicon valley who came in and had no proven path and found their own way. hopefully that will appe

bart also wants to fund new efforts to fight fare jumpers, which may include more sophisticated and expensive fare gates. >>> new details this morning. the dmv says that it is now in full compliance with federal real i.d. rules. the state agency says it has received notification of approval. applicants initially had to prove one proof of residency, but homeland security later decided they wanted two. that's impacting thousands of californians who thought that everything was good to go and they wouldn't have to stand in those long lines again. as we previously reported on "today in the bay," if you actually submitted one of those proof of residencies for your real i.d., you will get an address verification letter that must be signed and mailed back. >>> well, today graduating ccsf students will celebrate with a commencement ceremony at davis hall. but some students may already be celebrating. that's after yesterday's announcement to extend the free city college program that allows free tuition for students who live in san francisco. the mayor's office says the new funding covers the next decade at about

. >>> there is a new addition to the golden gate bridge.up, hear from families that have been pushing for the life-saving change after more than 80 years. >> and california's high speed rail project may be derailed again. what the trump administration just announced about important funding for the project. ♪ i've slain your dreaded dragon. for saving the kingdom what doth thou desire? my lord? hey good knight. where are you going? ♪ ♪ climbing up on solsbury hill ♪ grab your things, salutations. coffee that is a cup above is always worth the quest. nespresso. tis all i desire. did thou bring enough for the whole kingdom? george: nespresso, what else? >>> the iconic golden gate bridge is changing. >> it is a very beautiful structure and scenic setting. for whatever reason a lot of tragedy occurs here and our goal is to stop the tragedy. >> reporter: dennis mulligan says about 10% of the alarms are installed in what will be a suicide deterrent system next. the 300-foot long mock up of the barrier in richmond serves as a temp going up now my s

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>>and on the kron four morning news, the golden gate bridge celebrating a big milestone will tell you what that is and here's a quick live look outside we've got the embarcadero camera here in san francisco showing us the bay bridge in the background. john travel with your warm-up for the week ahead, in just a minute stay with us. termites, feasting on homes 24/7. we're on the move. roger. hey rick, all good? oh yeah, we're good. we're good. termites never stop trying to get in, we never stop working to keep them out. terminix. defenders of home. wihefty! hefty! hefty!n. hey ladies... buy hefty® ultra strong™ at a low price. dada! i wish... get hefty® ultra strong™ costs less than glad® forceflex where sold head to head. >>and we are back in time now is for 43 we've got john tribal here looking at our forecast for this tuesday morning and for the week ahead, and i think folks are probably gonna like it i think so yeah we're ready for a warm-up that's exactly what we've got ahead of us some sunny dry weather. all things that i think a lot of us this month, especially have just been wai

plus, we talk about melinda gates' new book where she is investing in what she thinks the biggest priorityhould be for the tech industry. as apple attempts to branch out in services and streaming, some current and former employees think so. first, to our top story. it is the biggest ipo in years. uber made its public debut too much fanfare on the new york stock exchange on friday. i spoke with uber's ceo dara khosrowshahi soon after shares started trading in new york. dara: today is a tough day for the markets with all of the china uncertainty. no one knows exactly where that is going. you cannot pick when you go public. you can control how you execute a company. are you building a great service? are you bringing in happy consumers all over the world. we will focus on what we can control. we raise a lot of capital to invest and grow for many years. that is what we are focused on now. emily: we have trade talks on the rocks and you are right. there is a lot of red on the board. how much do you think this has to do with that, and how much do you think it has to do with uber, which is still l

new firm. melinda gates has invested in your firm.re organizations that are getting funds together to improve the representation of women. do you feel the change happening? or do you still feel we are stuck in the past? theresia: first, i have always felt like there's been a more secret underground sisterhood, going back to the early pioneering days. in the beginning, many other people would not put it on dinner with sheryl -- emily: sheryl sandberg. theresia: it was super helpful for us. now it's not only out in the open, the male entrepreneurs see it as an advantage. we have this different network for recruiting, for deal sourcing. it's wonderful to see it be so public and out there. we wouldn't be anywhere without our male allies. julian writes about it in the book. i think the book is about a lot of venture capitalists for venture capitalists who happen to be female. to me, she wrote a book that is the story of people from outside silicon valley who came in and had no proven path and found their own way. hopefully that will appeal

. >> tonight, a brand-new development and spy gate. how clinton operatives extended a giant invitation to russian president vladimir putin to interfere in our 2016 election. my exclusive intel. you need to hear it. the white house set to unveil a major plan to over how -- overhaul our immigration plan. president trump blasting the media today over what he says are lies about his team's policies in the middle east. what is really going on. retired four-star general, he is here with his exclusive intel. one ivy league professor claiming president trump has resemblance to picture. to prove his point. the outrage and complete ignorance of his absolute knowledge coming up tonight. prime time begins right now. tonight a new twist in the spy gate story that may soon go down in history books as the biggest political scandal in american history. how do you like that. vladimir putin may have guessed how deep our deep state was. edwards noted after all was a buddy, right #vladimir putin would have wanted to expose that , the deep state, for his o