it's between north richmond street and 45 street they have players smoking and traffic turn ago around and camper on your ride before 1:23 forward ago long to bottom side of beltway. earlier vehicle fire is under control and right lane is still blocked by vandoren street where we have one lane of traffic getting by. look at that backup you're basically parked from wilson bridge to past vandoren st street. have patience now you're looking at 20 minute delay. outer loop has a bit of rubber neck delay. moving to 66 and earlier crash blocking red x lane. 66 eastbound by 50 we're at a stand still crawling prince william parkway toe past 50 coming from from ga gainsville. watch for low lying fog causing visibility problems. low beams, have patience, westbound side tad bit of rubber necker delay and keep in mind metro on time for safe track impacting orange time and they have express shuttle buses available back to you. >> breaking news. two airports a plane makes emergency landing after laptop battery catches on fire and intense standoff in orlando. >> ariana grande is out with a list of a l

we work in communities now, north richmond for example, where we already encounter those types of issues. it's very difficult to get people to come forward. >> wouldn't that be exacerbated if you keep on opposing this sanctuary bill? >> i don't believe so. in fact, if we have a situation where i.c.e. has to go now into the community to take someone into custody, we may be facing a felony or a very serious charge when they could have had that interview conducted in the safety and security of a custodial facility. that's putting more people at risk. we believe at least working with i.c.e. to the extent that they can conduct an interview makes sense. >> you're currently seeking $95 million to expand the west county facility. state senator nancy skinner of berkeley has a bill that essentially bars state funds from being used for jail expansions in counties that hold i.c.e. detainees. so your seeking of this $95 million could be in jeopardy if this bill passes. your thoughts on senator skinner's bill? >> i think senator skinner has moved the goal posts in the middle of the came. we applied fo

somewhere between the richmond and north berkeley stations. that passenger notified bart police around 9-o'clock about the incident. she says, the suspect ran off the train when it stopped at the north berkeley station. officers were unable to track him down. bart police have not said if the suspect was captured on the newly installed security cameras. (pam) the city of oakland appears to be nearing a settlement over a widespread sex scandal that rocked its police department. the city attorney is recommending ... paying out close to one - million dollars to jasmine abuslin ... she is the young woman at the center of the scandal. she had sued the city for 66- million dollars, claiming oakland police officers exploited her. the case exploded - leading oakland to go through three police chiefs. four current or former officers are also facing charges in the scandal. abuslin has also filed claims against the cities of richmond and livermore. (steve ) tonight...a controversial republican has won a special election to fill a montana seat on the house

arkansas then heading through areas of kentucky, west virginia, and also down in areas around north carolina and richmond. 22 million at risk as we mentioned. isolated tornados, large hail the biggest problem today out in oklahoma and texas. we have still that hot weather in areas of the deep south. pictures of the fire in florida that dry hot weather continues today. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now a closer look. as we watch out in areas of dallas early today for the storms they move to the east in the afternoon. the southeast very hot. orlando today 97 degrees near record highs from orlando, daytona beach to jacksonville. of course, this weekend frances we have the nor'easter t same storm plaguing the middle of the country coming up the seaboard for a soaking rain. the timing on that coming up. >> we're not goi happy about that when it comes to moms and celebrations. i want to ask you this. what to get moms for mother's day. you may want to avoid breakfast in bed. 4% of moms surveyed say that's what they want. 53% want to dine out with family and 39% brefr brunch. picking a resta

it happened about 9:00 last night as the train was moving between the richmond and north berkeley stations. >> b.a.r.t. police are also investigating a death at the bay stair station. no word yet on the cause of death. >>> word of those two incidents comes on the same day the new b.a.r.t. police chief was sworn in. >> b.a.r.t.'s territory is growing around the bay area making it harder to manage. >> the chief of police of the bay area rapid transit district. >> reporter: b.a.r.t.'s new police chief sworn in this morning spent the last 27 years of his career in the vast and divorce southern california city of santa anna beginning as a patrol officer and serving the last three as chief. >> my experience has been partnering with the various group it is and so i plan to do the same here in the bay area. >> reporter: he admits this kind of policing is new to him. >> to me, the challenge is really building upon the successes of b.a.r.t. and continuing along that path. and really learning the transit world. >> reporter: and that includes learning how to police a vast, multi-jurisdictional, 5-coun

a la vi que mal agredieron entre la estaciones richmond y north berkeley, el asesor es descrito comomentaron a carlos rojas como el nuevo jefe de la policÍa del bar, rojas estado al mando de resolver algunos incidentes violentos registrados en el sistema de trenes. el nuevo jefe se refiriÓ a esos hechos y prometiÓ trabajar en un plan. >> lo primero es aprender de los sistemas que tenemos aquÍ, como tenemos los recursos en el departamento de policÍa y cÓmo trabajar con la comunidad. marÍa: rojas asegurÓ a los inmigrantes indocumentados que no deben temer denunciar algÚn crimen en el bar, dijo que su misiÓn es garantizar la seguridad del pÚblico. la abogada de la ciudad de oakland propuso pagar una indemnizaciÓn de casi 1 millón de dÓlares para resolver la demanda que presentÓ una adolescente que estuvo en el centro de un escÁndalo sexual que involucrÓ a varios uniformados. en 2006 la joven presentÓ una demanda por 6 millones de dÓlares en contra de las ideas alegando que fue vÍctima de abuso sexual a manos de varios agentes del orden incluso cuando era menor de edad. su abogada inform

. >> reporter: at 9 pm wednesday a woman was attacked on a train between the richmond and north berkeley stations, and that suspect is still on the loose. >> i get on bart all the time and i have to care for him, and i put my phone on the seat or anything. now i have to be really aware. >> if i were alone and riding at night, i would not do it anymore. i never had a problem before but i probably would not do it now. >> reporter: the incidents are isolated and the fifth busiest train in the country, and the riders still have requests. >> i would like to see more cameras definitely, police presence maybe as well. >> reporter: it lanes 46 stations with the police force of over 200, it is a lot of ground to cover. during our day at the pittsburg/a point, the police presence was minimal noticed by some of the riders. >> it doesn't seem like any, and this was my first time riding so happening here you would think there would be more of a presence. >> reporter: the securities here but with 50 to 60 trains leaving at any given moment from any station, the officers cannot be everywhere. >> they c

.>> and the 9 pm wednesday, police say a woman was attacked on a train between the richmond and north berkeley stations. that suspect is on the loose, leading some passengers concerned.>> i get on bart all the time, i have my son out to care for him, i put my phone on the seat anything. now you have to be really really aware. >> especially while writing night, i don't want to write anymore. i've never had a problem before but after all these incidents i probably won't do it now.>> the incidents are isolated, bart is the fifth busiest in the country, and while the new police chief plans to address the issues writers -- they still have requests.>> i would like to see more cameras on bart, cameras definitely.>> operates on hundred 12 miles of track linking 46 stations, with the police force of over 200, that is a lot of grout -- ground to cover. >> there doesn't seem to be any police officers around. and then having heard what had happened there seems like there would be a lot more around.>> from mirrors to cameras, security is here. with 50 trains leaving from any given moment at any gi

it happened wednesday night between the richmond and north berkeley stations. the woman reported what happened to a station agent and the man ran. these images come from a surveillance camera at the richmond station. >> now, san mateo police say this woman dragged an officer about 35 feet just before midnight. the officer was trying to question her about the theft of some alcoholic beverages from the safe way at wood lake shopping center. the officer is okay. police described the woman they are seeking as about 40. she is between 5'6" and 5'8", 150 to 160 pounds. she was driving a maroon four-door honda accord. >> a pleasanton man has critical injuries because a suspected drunk driver hit him and the driver is in jail. it happened near interstate 580 in livermore. abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez has more. hi, lyanne. >> reporter: hi. well, this accident happened at around 10:30 this morning. unfortunately because of the long memorial day weekend, chp officers say they expect to see more of these tragedis. investigators say the driver of this silver mercedes p

the assault happened wednesday night between the richmond and north berkeley stations.e train arrived in berkeley, the man ran off. ( marty ) a warning this morning for parents about a man who exposed himself near a palo alto school. we have the photo of the man police are looking for. this was taken near gunn high school. around 8:20 yesterday morning a security officer spotted the man exposing himself from campus. the man was sitting on a bike path bench across from the football field. but the man was gone by the time police arrived. ( marty ) san ramon valley high school has been in the spotlight recently.. it is over an issue that deals with what some say is free speech, but others say is discrimination. yesterday students staged a walkout during class because of it. kron4's spencer blake has details on the video behind the controversy. "the main quad on campus is empty now but during fifth period friday the district says about five hundred students left class and came here."(nats)students shared the videos they took with kron fourthough most of them were posting th

somewhere between the richmond and north berkeley stations. passenger notified bart police that the man ran off the train at the north berkeley station. bart police are now looking at surveillance cameras to see if a picture of the man was caught on video. (darya) what started as two east bay fruit vendors getting arrested for selling without a permit ... has now turned into a human trafficking investigation. earlier this month alameda county sheriff's deputies got multiple complaints about fruit vendors in san lorenzo.. deputies arrested two people in unrelated incidents within an hour of each other. police found that both people had immigration service ankle monitors. now sheriff's officials are looking into whether people on ankle monitors are being exploited and forced into labor. < sgt. ray kelly/ alameda county sheriff'swe're wondering if whoever is employing these people if they are being targeted becsuse they wear these ankle monitors, if that is being used as a threat to have them work in fear of retaliation like we will report you an

just last night, a woman was sexually battered on a bart train between the richmond and north berkeley stations. the unidentified man then fled. that's the latest incident the new bart police chief will begin investigating. the mob-type robberies that have occurred near the coliseum are now also on his radar. bart passengers say they are concerned about these types of crimes. >> we're down about 35 offer certificates. that's pretty significant for a force of less than 200. and riders say to me that they'd like to see visible presence of law enforcement, that there are incidents that come up, or just feeling safe. >> chief rojas says the community needs to be involved when fighting some of these crimes. >> it's about the prevention side of it and also the outreach with the families, members of the community that hopefully we can keep these youth from doing acts like that. >> reporter: he tells reporters his first order of business is getting to know his rank and file, improving the culture of the department, and looking into its resources. >> right now it's a time to hair anywheire for

somewhere between the richmond and north berkeley stations. that passenger notified bart police around 9 about the incident. she says the person ran off the train when it stopped at the north berkeley station. officers were unable to track him down. bart police are looking to see if his face was captured on the newly installed security cameras. ( james ) the city of oakland appears to be nearing a settlement over a widespread sex scandal that rocked its police department. the city attorney is recommending paying out close to one - million dollars to jasmine abuslin. she is the young woman at the center of the scandal. she had sued the city for 66- million dollars. claiming oakland police officers exploited her. the case exploded. leading oakland to go through three police chiefs. four current or former officers are also facing charges in the scandal. abuslin has also filed claims against the cities of richmond and livermore. ( james ) another big story we're following this morning... a devastating fire in stockton has destoryed one home and da

. >> last was it a woman told police he was sexually assaulted on a train going from richmond to north berkeley. so far no arrests have been made. >>> bart riders in the east bay expect delays. late -- lake mary will be closed until tomorrow morning while the crews rebuild the tracks near the bart station. bart set up a bus braids to take passengers between fruitvale and 19th st. stations. they released time lapse video to show you the work going on. crews are installing new tracks and taking out wood old ties and replacing them. new tracks will be safer and you will have a smoother ride. the work began last month and will continue on selected weekends through july. >>> closing arguments in the penalty phase of the garcia- torres murder child spectre to start tomorrow after the memorial day holiday. defense and prosecution rested on thursday. the same jury convicted garcia- torres of killing sierra lamarr. she's never been found. the jury deciding whether garcia-torres to get the death penalty or life in prison. >>> jury deliberations expected to continue in the murder trial of three s

instead go north towards the richmond and san rafael bridge at the top of your screen and san mateo bridge west are the other options. look how clear it is through oakland and hayward. 92 farther south is a good alternate and b.a.r.t. is a good option as well. >> thanks, mike. and we're getting ready for the ramp-up in temperatures that kari has been telling us about all week. >> this won't be a huge heat wave moving into the bay area. you can see how the temperatures in san francisco go up a degree or two each day up to 70 degrees on sunday, and then for the inland areas, low 80s this weekend. not too bad, but it does continue to warm up next week, and we'll continue to see those temperatures heading into the upper 80s by next tuesday. >> all right. the unofficial start of summer was this past weekend. >> sure. >> got your barbecue in and it was overcast and now like the yuckiness is gone. it actually looks like summer. >> not a holiday weekend so you can actually go places and not be -- >> enjoy it. >> got it right, kari. >> you never got to taste your barbecue either. >> i'm going to po

downed tree causing problems in arlington north greeb road and you can see quite a bit of fog they have flares up to direct drives. it's closer than 41 and richmondis could put a damper on the morning commute as more people hit the road. north gleeb road shut in both directions richmond street. we have a lot of crews out there. downed tree needs to get cleared out of the way. as we forward to cameras not the only big problem this morning. topside of the beltway outer loop earlier crash blocked left shoulder and left lane outer loop connecticut avenue and fog and patches as well throughout the district, maryland and virginia. questions erin fox d.c. twitter back to you. >> 5:30 we could flip that prompter please, today the red cross and montgomery country police team up to save lives. >> and suggesting your morning cup of coffee is doing more for you than keeping you awake. >> yeah. >> it's a good news coffee day. >> as we head to break a live look outside. it looks kind of weird out there right now. what is that we're looking at. >> the sky. >> the sky is that what it is. i'll take your word for it. now you see light. there's prove. back in a mom

. >>> investigating a sexual assault that happened on a train as it was moving between the richmond and north berkeley stations. a woman reported she was sexually battered while riding the train just before 9:00 last night. the suspect got off at the north berkeley station and ran away. a very vague description, black man in his 20s, 5 feet and wearing a hooded sweatshirt. a man's body was found early this morning right there in the pedestrian tunnel between the parking lot and the station. police have not yet released any other details on the man's death. >> reporter: up next, area housing costs going up for years and so are the homeless numbers. the very latest survey today and share those numbers. >>> looking for the person as well as a motive behind a homicide on a walking trail. coko alameda county released the counts that the homeless count released from the administration building say there are 5,629 people in shelters, that's a little above 4,000 a little above 2 years ago. director of everyone home, a nonprofit that is working in homelessness and also administered the survey as well.

. >>> bart police are investigating a sexual assault that happened on a train between the richmond and north berkeley systems. a female reported she was sexually battered by a man ruing the train, he then got off the train and escaped. no arrests have been made. >>> bart police are also vegging a death at the may fair bart station, police are not released any other details. the tunnel was blocked off and passengers were forced to walk around the station until the scene was cleared. >>> police are trying to figure out who killed a man found stabbed to death in the bernal heights neighborhood. >> reporter: good afternoon, this killing has stunned neighbors in the area and people in a regularly walk and job in bernal heights park. the man's body was found along this pathway, it was clear that the victim had been stabbed several times. >> the discovery was made at 5:30 when someone passing by spotted a man down on the ground along this trail through bernal heights park. the victim appeared to have been stabbed to death. a lodger portion of this park was turned into a crime scene. >> we have had

north berkeley bart station after the alleged boundary -- battery. new details, a victim reported she was sexually battered by a man while on the train. it happened somewhere between the richmond and north berkeley stations. the suspect got off of the train escaping to the north berkeley station. this suspect has not been identified or located. women on bart say it is disturbing but they say they feel safe riding bart. >> people are vigilant on bart. you don't see police often but i would like to think the riders are watching for one another. things can happen. >> reporter: bart police are busy getting a new chief of police later, bart has seen a spike in crimes particularly robberies of electronic devices. we are on standby at the north berkeley bart station hoping to learn more about last night's incident. live in berkeley, christien kafton ktvu fox2 news. >>> 7:36 am, memorial service held today for a beloved san jose police officer who died of cancer at the age of 37. officer michael lewandowski joined the police department five years ago. he was a captain in the army and fought in iraq and afghanistan and was awarded the bronze star. he was diagnosed with lung cancer two

.>> and then 9 pm wednesday, police say a woman was attacked on the train between the richmond and north berkeley stations. that suspect is on the loose, leading some passengers concerned.>> i get on bart all the time, i have my stuff out. -- my son out i have to care for him. i might put my phone on the seat, anything. now i have to be really aware. especially while writing at night.>> i never had a problem before, but i probably won't write it anymore.>> the ice incidents are isolated. -- the incidents are isolated. they plan to address the issues.>> i would like to see more cameras on bart, police presence maybe number two but cameras definitely.>> bart operates on 112 miles of track, linking 46 station -- 46 stations. that's a lot of ground to cover. during our day, the police presence was minimal, and this was noticed by some writers.>> there's not very many police out today. this is my first time writing, and having to hear this there -- you would think there would be more of a presence.>> for my mirror, two cameras. with 50 trains leaving from any given moment at any given station

it happen before that's between richmond and north berkeley station. the suspect got off the train escaping in the suspect has not been identified and has not been located. women on the bart say it is disturbing story but they say they feel safe. >> in general other people if they're vigilant on the bart, you do not see police often but i would like to think the riders are watching out for each other. >> -- >> reporter: bart new chief of police later today, bart has seen a spike in crimes particularly robberies of electronic devices and we hope to learn more information about the sexual battery as the day progresses. in berkeley, christien kafton ktvu fox 2 news. >>> let's go to dave clark in the newsroom. >> here are some of the top stories were following, the man who banished one we can happen ago in severen is now considered that's in seven cisco is considered to be the victim of foul play. piseth chhay was found stripped down. the skaters are focusing on a person of interest 48-year-old bob tang who's known chhay for six years there was supposed to

richmond. heading north moving in this direction. we don't expect it until later on today.mmute, we have dry roads at 7:00 a.m., a little cool by noon. just cloudy mainly. by 5:00 p.m. we have a chance of a shower around and especially as we go through this evening. staying cool this evening staying in about the upper 60s. more rain to come before the day is over. >> she wants me to be her fan, because we need to get a check on the roads. turn the ac on and keep the bugs away. >> you can come and wave at me inside. northbound father hurley at i-270, we did have the northbound lanes blocked. two car crash, four people taken to the hospital. looks like they've reopened the lanes. that is good. new problem on the beltway not so hot. inner loop at little river turnpike, one vehicle accident. inner loop and outer loop looking okay. macarthur between reservoir road and foxhall still closed. 66 and 95 both rolling along quite nicely there in virginia. aaron? >> melissa, thank you. 5:32. big story we're following this morning, what's being called a terror attack in england. >> expl

last night there was report of a sexual battery of a woman between richmond and north berkeley. we asked the chief what will he do about it. in his defense he said i've only been on the job for a few minutes. >> i've had a lot of opportunity of things that work and does work. my experience has been really dealing with the community in partnering with the various groups and so i plan to do the same here in the bay area and really collaborate and partner not only with law enforcement agencies but various groups to make sure that all b.a.r.t. riders, customers are safe day in and day out as they transit. >> chief rojas replaces chief rainy who retired. he took over the department in 2010 to help right it after the oscar grant shooting. here in oakland, bob redell. >>> we're following breaking news out of greece at this hour where a former prime minister was hurt at an explosion in athens. the 69-year-old suffered a nonlife threatening injury. two other people in the same car were also hurt. he was prime minister for six months 2011 and 2012 during the height of the greek debt crisi

somewhere between the richmond and north berkeley stations. that passenger notified bart police around 9-o'clock about the incident. she says, the suspect ran off the train when it stopped at the north berkeley station. police were unable to track him down. they say, he appeared to be an african american man in his 20's... about five- feet - six inches tall. bart police have not said if the suspect was captured on the newly installed security cameras. (steve) there has been a recent spike in auto thefts and auto burglaries in bart parking lots. this week alone auto crimes in bart lots have occurred from as far south as the new warm springs station... all the way to daly city... kron4's haaziq madyun shows us the station theives are hitting the hardest (pam) workers at the port of oakland walked off the job today ... after a noose was discovered on the property. it is the second time in as many weeks .. that a noose was found. the walkout forced the port terminal to suspend work for at least part of the day. the president of the worker's union

the assault happened wednesday night between the richmond and north berkeley stations.when the train arrived in berkeley, the man ran off. still ahead... president donald trump wraps up his first overseas trip. why the focus is now on his son-in-law jared kushner. plus- we're getting our first look at the man police say is responsible for the manchester suicide bombing. (justine) president donald trump wrapped up the first international trip of his presidency today. the nine day trip included visits to saudi arabia, israel, the vatican, belgium and italy. his last stop was at a nato's naval air base in sicily visiting u-s troops. reporter ashley corum has more about the presidents first trip abroad. nats trump wrapped up day nine and his first overseas tour pledging his support for the u.s. military.president trump: "you are the men and women who make up the most powerful military in the world and under my administration, as you know, you've seen it, right? under my administration, stronger and stronger every single day." "i also know that the single greatest strength o

it happened between the richmond and north berkeley stations. the unidentified man then fled. that and the recent mob-type robberies that have occurred near the coliseum are now on his radar. b.a.r.t. passengers say they are concerned about these types of crimes. >> we're down about 35 officers and that is pretty significant for a force of less than 200. and riders say to me, they would like to see visible presence of law enforcement, that there are incidents that come up or just feeling safe. >> reporter: the chief said the community needs to be involved when fighting some of the crimes. >> for me it is about the community interaction and partn partnership and how we work together. >> he told reporters his first order of business is getting to know his rank and file. improving the culture of the department and then looking into the resources. >> right now it is difficult time to hire anywhere in california for a police officer and i think we need to really work smarter and try to leverage our resources as much as we can. >> he also listened as community members spoke at the b

somewhere between the richmond and north berkeley stations.passenger notified bart around 9-pm ... the man ran off the train at the north berkeley station. we talked to the new bart police chief -- who was sworn in today -- about crime on the system.. he did not go into specifics on this case -- but talked about the importance of everyone staying aware of their surroundings. (pam) bart police have not said whether an image of the suspect was captured on the newly installed security cameras. (steve) the apple store in walnut creek has been hit by thieves -- again. this time -- we have video showing the grab and dash robbery. take a look at the video. the robbers made off with several macbook laptops.. they grab the items -- then take off right out the front door. at this point -- no word on any arrests... no word of anyone being hurt,. this crime marks the second time this year -- th

it happened between the richmond and north berkeley stations. the unidentified man then fled. that and the recent mob-type robberies that have occurred near the coliseum are now on his radar. b.a.r.t. passengers say they are concerned about these types of crimes. >> we're down about 35 officers and that is pretty significant for a force of less than 200. and riders say to me, they would like to see visible presence of law enforcement, that there are incidents that come up or just feeling safe. >> reporter: the chief said the community needs to be involved when fighting some of the crimes. >> for me it is about the community interaction and partn partnership and how we work together. >> he told reporters his first order of business is getting to know his rank and file. improving the culture of the department and then looking into the resources. >> right now it is difficult time to hire anywhere in california for a police officer and i think we need to really work smarter and try to leverage our resources as much as we can. >> he also listened as community members spoke at the b

the assault happened wednesday night between the richmond and north berkeley stations.e train arrived in berkeley, the man ran off. (justine) police are looking for a man they say exposed himself at a park in san carlos friday morning. authorities say around 11 the man exposed himself to a woman at arguello park on wellington drive. that park is just down the road from a elementary school. authorities say after the incident the man then drove away in a silver sedan. the suspect is described as a man in his 70s with gray hair wearing khaki shorts. (justine) an earthquake startled some people in the east bay today. the two- point-one magnitude quake hit just after 12.30 this afternoon near pleasant hill. the u-s-g-s is calling the earthquake a "micro" quake. some of our viewers reported feeling some rattling ... in walnut creek. no damages or injures have been reported. (justine) the development of an early warning system for earthquakes is now facing the budget ax. president donald trump's proposed budget .... calls for wiping out federal funding for the west coast shake

.>> a woman told the police she was sexually assaulted on a bart train from richmond to north berkeleybut no arrests have been made. >>> we are learning more about the shooting in mississippi that killed eight including a sheriff's deputy. it happened at three separate homes in the small community 70 miles south of jackson, mississippi. the police got a call about a domestic dispute and the 35- year-old willie godbolt got in an argument with his estranged wife about their children and then went house to house shooting people and he told the reporters he wanted the deputies to kill him. >> reporter: what is next for you? >> my intention was to have god kill me. >> the deputy killed is william durr who leads find a wife and an 11-year-old son. >>> it is 6:36 am. >>> recent report showing illegal immigration along the border going down but drugs is still coming into the u.s. at an alarming rate and the reporter takes us to the border the show was what is being done to stop the smugglers. >> reporter: on a typical day a few months ago you would see 3 to 5 rafts full of people coming across

downtown, 78 degrees today, and in sausalito, 79. 85 to 88 in the north bay valleys. berkeley, richmondhen 87 to 89 degrees inland. don't be surprised if your car hits 90 if you are driving inland. 70s at the coast in the next few days. you can see the drop at the coast thursday and the more dramatic drop is friday, and even 50s and 60s this weekend with a stray shower in the north bay on saturday. >> thank you. >>> we're back in 90 seconds with the things you need to know before you go. >>> we will look at sky 7 live. a deadly crash blocking much food. water. internet we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. food. water. internet. we need it to live. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. >>> time is 6: and these are the seven things you need to know before you go. a traffic alert in the

then new ramp that we talk about yesterday 95 north, new ramp to richmond street is now opened.ou can see these dale lights going by on that new ramp. looks great. old ramp to delaware avenue is now closed. this is one of the accidents, county line road at chestnut lane that road is blocked there, and then we have another one, an accident in lynn field, with injuries. main street is closed, near church road, and a third accident, right now west second street at green street intersection right there is blocked, a lot more to talk about when we come back in the next 10 minutes, jim, back over to you. >>> uk authorities are trying to figure out if suspected bomber, salman abedi had hell carrying out deadly terror attack in manchester arena because of this prime minister teresa may elevated uk terror threat from severe to critical , and that has been showing another attach is imminent. twenty-two people died and dozens were injured during the attack, and following an ariana grande concert monday evening. >>> the president trump has a bus day head of him, in italy he met with pope fr

it happened at some point between the richmond and north berkeley stations. bart reports the suspect ran out of the train at the north berkeley station and hasn't been found. also developing, investigators sopt foul play in the case of a san francisco uber driver missing since last week. 48-year-old piseth chhay was last seen may 14. according to san francisco, his last-known contact was with a long-time friend who they now call a person of interest. bob tang was supposed to meet with investigators this week. police say they hi he may be on the run. >> he was scheduled to be interviewed yesterday and we subsequently learned that he may have left the country and flown to cambodia monday night. >> police are working with international authorities to track down tang whoiz family reported him missing yesterday. cadaver dogs were brought in to search three properties linked to tang. >>> follow up right now, turns out bart is bringing in outside help to figure out why two train cars derailed at the daly city bart station last weekend. the east bay times reporting t

was sexually battered while she was riding a bart train on the east bay somewhere between the richmond and north berkeley stations. bart is reporting the suspect ran out of the train at the north berkeley station and hasn't been found yet. >>> the queen of england is in manchester to mourn with the city. the royal family tweeting out these pictures an hour ago. the queen meeting with one of the injured victims. she has called the attack "an act of barbarity." in the meantime, there are reports british authorities have stopped sharing information about the suicide bombing with the u.s. that after information was leaked to the american media. specifically photos showing remnants of a bomb published by the "new york times." about an hour ago, manchester police chief ian hopkins said the leaks are hampering the investigation and making thing mrs. difficult for the victims' families. >> last night it was shared with the families that intelligence had been leaked and published in the "new york times." it's absolutely understandable the distress that this caused to those families. >> british prime mini

new at 10:00 tonight, richmond police are asking people to be on the lookout for a missing teenager with autism. 16-year-old ramon garcia was last seen this afternoon walking north on 23rd avenue near richmond high school where he is a student. police say he has a delayed thought process similar to a three or 5-year-old child. he is described as five-feet eleven and weighs about 205 pounds. richmond police say if you see him please contact him right away. >>> and now to a passionate outcry tonight from parents who gather both in support and opposition to a petition to pull five schools out of the school district. the schools in question are north gate high school in walnut creek and their four feeter schools. we've got the arguments from both sides now from jana katsuyama who is in concord where there is a public meeting underway. jana? >> reporter: frank, there were more than 6,000 people who signed the petition trying to create the new school district. tonight this meeting was absolutely packed. some people were standing in the the back. the testimony lasted for nearly three hours. >> reporter: a group of parents, teachers, students rallied before the public h

richmond, san rafael, and up in the north bay from petaluma to santa rosa, that's where we are going to have foggy roads. a little foggy and breezy in spots, especially around the golden gate and angel island around the bay today. 217, a little hazy down in san jose. grass has dropped down to moderate and the uv index will be about 15 minutes for turn time. and 50 or 51 all across san francisco this morning. that's what the cloud cover does. temperature from 60 in walnut creek to daly city at about 49. today's temperatures a. 27 degree spread. a few 90s linger around antioch and livermore tomorrow, and 60s, 70s and 80s on wednesday, and i will let you know if it gets cooler in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >>> we briefly had a problem on the bay bridge here so the southbound side of 80 west of treasure island on the san francisco side we had a disabled vehicle for a short time blocking the slow lane, and sounds like they got it pushed off to the fremont exit. i will prove no delays with drive times here. and southbound 101, san francisco to the airport in the green at just 9 minute

north bay. along the east bay shore, upper 70s? richmond and berkeley. and that's just a little cooler than yesterday. temperatures around 90 to 93 degrees, and lows tonight, there's the marine layer pushing in and your temperatures in the 50s, and just a east bay. no more 70s for the overnight lows. a chance of breezy saturday and sunday, not even enough for the storm impact scale. >>> we are quiet so far as we would expect before 5:00 a.m. here's a look at 680 in walnut creek, cruising along just fine now. no blocking issues slowing you down, just the normal volumes out of the central valley. tracy to dublin, you are in the yellow. dublin to mission boulevard about 15, and 85 from highway 101 to kaocupertino, you are at minutes. >>> investigators say a fire that burned through miles of california coast last summer was sparked by a man trying to douse a burning log. the sherpa fire was barbara county last june. a man was burning a log in his fireplace when the wind picked up and filled the home with smoke. the man carried the burning log outside to dous

drivers would head to the richmond area, go from one convenience store to another buying cigarettes. over the last year, more than 600,000 cartons, then they'd head north. >> the price of cigarettes in richmond is extremely low. the price of cigarettes in the northeast is extremely high. so what they will do, they can go into richmond and purchase large quantities of cigarettes and then transport them up to new york and they're going to double their profit. >> reporter: as the investigation grew, the fbi, state department, and homeland security joined fairfax county and police. this week, 43 richmond area suspects were invited and at least a dozen people have been arrested in northern virginia, including this alexandria man. all of them, from the same nation of mauritania. in the richmond area, the suspects were getting increasingly involved in violent crime, as some rival factions began to splinter off. >> to include shootings, robberies, home invasion robberies, that sort of thing. carjackings. these groups would target each other with the large amounts of money and basically use violence against each other. >> reporter: police say not all those indi

area developing down to the south near elmer, this is also moving up to the north at 30 miles per hour and some areas richmond and mullica hill in the path of the storm. you hear the rumble of thunder you want to get inside. there is a lot more activity to our south and west over northern virginia that will be coming through later on tonight. areas getting the heavy downpours until 7:30 this is causing ponding of water and localized street flooding so be careful as you drive tonight. right now it's cool and damp and philadelphia 63 degrees down from a high of 68 and another cool day, south jersey and delaware saw sunshine breaking into the 70s there and the poise 54 and allentown 62. satellite 6 along with action radar showing that we have waves of rain, this morning for the morning commute. the steady rain happening and a triple point low across northern virginia and this is moving through as we head through the evening hours. future tracker 6 showing the next batch currently over d.c. moving into south jersey and delaware at 7:30 with heavy downpours and winds and by 11:00 we are on the air it's lifting acr

north bay. and 63 to 65 in oakland and richmond, and berkeley at 63. 65 in danville, and antioch 69.ltered valleys, and in the 40s in the san ramon valley and petaluma. and don't leave the windows open. let's jump ahead to thursday. it's going to be 80 and then you see the storm impact scale. yeah, tuesday storms looking stronger. >>> so far so good for the friday morning commute. and we have crickets so far this morning. i want to move ahead and talk about the weekend b.a.r.t. track work. the warriors have a home game on sunday afternoon and they are going to be doing the track work on saturday only. obviously they want warriors fans to take b.a.r.t. to and from the game. and lake merritt station will be closed and they will have a free bus bridge in place that will add 20 to 40 minutes to your trip, so keep that in mind especially if you are going to get to the oakland airport. we will check on the central valley next. >>> now to some disney magic. >> kids always look forward to this. some of them gather in the play room to play and then others do it from their rooms. this week dis

the suspect boarded the train at the richmond station wednesday night. i exited in north berkeley -- he exited in north berkeley. tonight b.a.r.t. said that the agency installed new cameras in 95% of its trains. officials say they will finish installing the rest the end of next month. >>> things are back to normal tonight at apple's new spaceship campus in cupertino. firefighters say a construction crew damaged a 1 inch gas line around 2:00 this afternoon. that forced an evacuation. pg&e eventually capped the leak. >>> tonight we're learning more about a top secret project being developed at moffett field. kpix5'slen ramirez found out it could be the world's biggest aircraft. >> reporter: although details are scarce about what's going on behind the giant closed doors at this hangar at moffett field, word that it involves google co-founder sergey brin and the world's largest aircraft has piqued the interest of neighbors in mountain view. >> it's no longer a secret i think. >> reporter: according to the guardian brin is spending 100 to $150 million of his own to build a mod

a woman riding a bart train late last night says she was groped somewhere between the richmond and north berkeley stations. that passenger notified bart police around 9-o'clock about the incident. she says the suspect ran off the train when it stopped at the north berkeley station. police were unable to track him down. they say he appeared to be an african american man in his 20's. about five foot six inches tall. bart police have not said if the suspect was captured on newly installed security cameras. (grant) there has been a recent spike in auto thefts and auto burglaries in bart parking lots. this week alone auto crimes in bart lots have occurred from as far south as the new warm springs station... all the way to daly city... kron4's haaziq madyun shows us the station theives are hitting the hardest there has been seven auto related crimes in bart parking lots so far this week. might not sound like a lot when you consider bart has over 47- thousand parking stalls system wide. however 4 of those auto crimes, 1 car theft and 3 auto burglaries, happened in one day here in the parking lo

san francisco, free air-conditioning there. 63 to 68 through the north bay valleys. 62 at berkeley. got richmond, oakland, and fremont and castro valley, 66. our last stop, 68 to 72 degrees. tonight, low to mid-50s again and everybody with cloud cover and the best chance of drizzle along the coast in the east bay hills. the fastest breezes and coolest days will be moderate, and a chance of on monday. >>> i want to zoom in on the traffic maps, a couple slow spots. a lot of green, which is a good thing if you are headed out to start your commute. we are heavy on the typical spot along highway 4 between and concord. those volumes are starting to ramp up a bit. one new collision, westbound 80 just past papa traeur yo avenue. potrero. no delays in the area, and sounds like that will remain a minor issue. highway 4 to the maze, 19 minutes. up to 12 minutes across the bay bridge, and san francisco to sfo, you are in the green at ten minutes. i am hearing about a minor issue in the central valley and we'll check on that coming up next. >>> happening right now, we are getting these images of secretary ti

. >> state police are investigate a crash in the city's port richmond section this is chopper three over i-95 north downed past the betsy ross bridge at around 8:15 this morning. one person was injured no word on their condition. the crash tied up traffic in the area for several hours the scene, however s now clear. >>> jury deliberations continue in the trial of david creato, jr. are the cam county father accused of killing his three-year-old son in 2015. jurors deliberated for about 20 minutes yesterday after hearing closing arguments. prosecutors argued that chris yacht tow killed his son brendan because the child hindered his relationship with a girl friend. the defense argued that creato is only a grieving father not a killer. >>> jury selection continues for a third day in bill cosby's sexual assault trial. 11 jurors have been pick so far. they're being selected in allegheny county of pre-trial publicity. once the 12 jurors and six alternates are pick they will be sequestered in montgomery coun county. openings statements begin jun june 5th accused of drugging and assaulting a temple universi

you the throughout the morning commute baltimore, washington, d.c., richmond, some of the heaviest rain. thunderstorms in eastern north carolina, new york city looks like the middle of the day. and then for the evening commute in areas of southern new england, by the time everyone wakes up saturday morning the heaviest rains will be gone. then a lot of showers throughout our saturday. it's also derby day. that's a look at the story of the day. here is a closer look at your day ahead. so worse travel delays at the airports early today in d.c., and then possible lin areas of new england and the evening. we're going to watch chilly temperatures this time of year all the way down through alabama only in the 50s. here's a cute story. utility worker saved a baby otter struggling to get out of a canal near phoenix. the pup was dehydrated, flea infested. but workers nursed it back to whelt a diet of kitten's milk and trout mash. no one knows how it but hopefully it likes its new home in the wildlife park. >> that is the cutest little baby otter though i have never seen a baby otter before. that's pretty cute. >>> ahead a shoc