the way it is now, you cannot take your bike on b.a.r.t. during peak rush hour. that may be changing but not everyone thinks it's a good idea. tonight, the b.a.r.t. board of directors is expected to vote on lifting the bicycle ban on b.a.r.t. during peak commute hours. right now, certain morning and afternoon trains do not allow bikes at all. but the system has been experiencing with allowing bikes. b.a.r.t. says it's received favorable feedback during trial runs this past year. but allowing bikes on b.a.r.t. during peak hours may not work. >> it's pretty crowded and during rush hour, around 6:00 in the evening, it gets really crowded because it's time for everybody to go home. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. officials say they've learned a lot from the trial period and are making more room for bikes which should make it easier for all riders. >> the big issue is getting in and out of the cars and we don't want bikes blocking the doorways. we're attempting to make more space that benefits wheelchairs and others when the trains are more crowded. >> reporter: even if the ban

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michels visits san francisco's exploratorium, a science and technology center with a hands- on approach that peaks the imaginations of children and adults alike. >> we know we have a good exhibit when the person laughs and turns around and says to anybody passing "hey, look at this!" that's a good exhibit. >> brown: how much are across- the-board federal spending cuts hitting programs around the country? we check in with public media colleagues in three states. >> suarez: and we have a story about preserving the nation's culturaldentity, contained in millis of pieces of film, video, and audio gathered over more than 100 years. >> there's a belief among the younger generation that everything has been digitized, that that ever existed before or

the sharks are making quick work old of vancouver perry ed >> back on home ice at its peak of. after winning the first two in vancouver. the sharks get on the board first, the two-man advantage, a joke of pesky going top shelf to beat corey snyder. the sharks put the game on ice early in the third with a broad of goes. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement.

this is video of the accident on twin peaks and clarendon from our helicopter partnership with abc-7 news. driver of the nissan quest, lost control. hit a curb. and slammed into the side of a home on twin peaks. >> (foreign language) >> reporter:kron 4's justine waldman joins us now with how this happened. and more video from the scene. >> reporter: he was a hard- working man very responsible. police tell me the driver of the van. confused the gas (foreign language) >> if you're going to drink and do not drive. >> pam: and brake pedals. so instead of stopping, the driver speed up. hit the curb and then slammed into the house. let's show you video from the ground here is the hole in the side of the garage. police told me after hitting the curb, the car went airborn and rested on the house at an angle. here is a closer look at the tire. hanging in the air. the van is several feet off the ground. the driver went to the hospial with minor injuries. the two other passengers were not hurtzoom out just a little. we can see that down here. is a steep hill. so the landing on the house stopped

on tuesday, it went up again and actually a one-year peak hit last wednesday. we also saw the yield on the government 30-year bond reach the highest level. now let's see where japanese currency is trading at right now. the dollar/yen is 102.50-52. in new york some investorsold thdollar after federal officials expressed support to continue the central banks bond buying program. but the yen stayed weak before the outcome of the boj policy meeting. and now currency traders are also waiting to see what federal reserve chairman ben bernanke will say at his testimony to congress later today. and taking a look at euro/yen. now at 132.58-63. so a lot of focus will be on the bangor japan and u.s. bet. and we'll see how those trade figures play into thearkets later today. back to you, ai. >> eileen, thanks for that update. eileen lien at the stock exchange. the nikkei is up. but that's not the only market up this hour. take a look. >>> religious leaders in iran have barred a former president from running in the presidential election. reformists say the election of rijani

. >>> it happened just before 6:00 yesterday morning on grisly peak boulevard in an area known for itseping views. he said his focus is to reduce the number of burglaries in the city and the chief talked about the recent first few days on the job and went to take over after howard jordan stepped down and his assistant chief stepped aside. he plans on getting a goal on line. >> i am shooting for june 1st so the city is separated into five different categories. >> they found they only had one part-time investigator handling 10,000 burglary cases. when asked if he wants the job permanently, he said he would work in it for the long hall. rosa, is it pretty good? >>> let's take a look at what we have with these east shore pictures and it does look good towards the mcarthur maze, and it does look good at the bay bridge toll plaza and chp has issued a warning for the san mateo bridge, it will be gusty so use caution. just because the as rice are yous are there. let's go to steve. >>> on the san mateo bridge being a little gusty, that does not surprise me and it looks to be a cooler pattern an

peaks. >>> good afternoon, i am tori campbell. the dramatic accident on twin peaks is our top story this noontime. news chopper 2 brought us these pictures just in the past half- hour. >>> you can see the dark van under that tree which smashed into the home there. the fire department says the accident happened about 10:20 this morning. we are told three people were inside the van, one person was taken to the hospital with non- life-threatening injuries. >>> he sent us these pictures, police told him speed may have been a factor, nobody in the home was hurt but the garage may have structural damage. >>> the frap frap public health department says a restaurant worker has been diagnosed with tie foid fever there. anyone who ate at the cafe on those dates may be at risk. they should see a doctor if they notice symptoms such as fever, weakness, stomach pains, headache, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea or loss of appetite. >>> there are several developments in the boston bombings. one involves a tense scene outside a corner's office in massachusetts overnight. >>> as

cone oi shakes park is one the city's best kept secrets on lake twin peaks it's hardly crowded on a day any day you will run into a new lolls and hop on a bus to get there without any parking worries and lolls bring freely with other dogs and a small touch of grass for the small dogs and wild flowers carpet the grasslands keep on the look out nor hawks and ot take pictures of the view of the city that you soon went forgot. our first look out and at buena vista park san francisco heavily forested hill with couples and doing walkers it's as old as the near neighbor golden gate park and both have a coast live oak forest and fresh in retreat from urban life and meanders under a canopy of oaks yup lipid u.s. and chill out in this pleasant and quiet environment and you might see butter nice, and dandelion and is squirrels hundred dollaring for their next meal and buena vista park is 88 >> bonnie banks. bonnie banks. my definition of noise is uncontrolled music. without format. pretty simple affair. pancakes, and you're -- people get up on sundays around noon, weekends or whatever. should not

officers found the victim outside a car on grizzly peak boulevard before 6:00 a.m. yesterday morning. the road is open after being closed much of sunday. >> sfpd is warning the public about scammers posing as pg and e representatives. call victims, claim their bills are over due and threaten to cancel service if they don't pay up. told to pay through a money pack account. this is not the way they collect payment and ask you contact police if you get a similar call. >> another court appearance for the aurora theater shooting. changed his plea from not guilty to not guilty by reason of insanity. holmes faces charges in that shooting spree that left 12 people dead. >>> oj simpson back in court asking for a new trial in his 2008 robbery conviction. 9 to 33 year prison sentence for stealing sports memorabilia. former football star says he was only trying to take back what was his and now claims his lawyer was incompetent and didn't tell him the district attorney offered a plea deal. >> cell phone video captures the moments right after police rescue three women held capti

the temperatures will peak on monday. numbers will be nearly 90 degrees inland and that will cool down but big time on tuesday. and the extended forecast is calling for numbers to stay in the 80s today and tomorrow. but then they will go into the 70s. can you see on the time lapse here, there is nothing out there. the high pressure is over the pacific, as long as that remains true, we'll remain stuny -- sunny and that is true through the end of the week. >> no clouds, no rain, no surprises. >> and we can use the rain but we never get rain this time of the year, rarely. >> and we're going to enjoy it in the meantime, we want to leave you with the iconic shot and this is the postcard for the tour of california. the 111th cyclists crossing the golden gate bridge earlier this morning. enjoy the sunshine whatever do you today. thank you for joining us. ,,,,,,,, ,, >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the nutribullet brought to you by nutribullet, llc. [♪...] >> ...my muscle aches, my backaches really started

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quest confused the gas and the break pedal, lost control and slammed into the side of the home on twin peakswner was more upset to the damage done to his car than he was about the hole in his home. here is the hole in the side of the garage. police told us, that was after hitting the curb, the car went airborne. hit the house at an angle. it the driver went to the hospital with minor injuries. two other passengers were not hurt. you can see a little of what happened on that steep hill. >>> almost a week after the brutal stabbing death of a little girl in valley springs, the killer is still on the loose. today, the sheriff reassured people in the area they are doing all they can to try to find the killer. we have been there all week and talked with the sheriff. >> reporter: leila fowler livid on this road. it is closed off during the daytime hours as officials continue to process a crime scene. you can see in this shot, they are not only on the inside of the house, but also on the outside of the house as well. the grass was two to three feet high in that yard, but that grass has been mowed do

abc7 news reporter alan wang is live at one in peaked moppet with the story -- piedmont. alan? >> we usually see the dui checkpoints at larger intersections just off the highway. but this weekend you could run into one in a smaller community like piedmont and there is a reason why. the police are quite aware that drunk drivers take back roads through the small communities like piedmont to avoid dui checkpoint. >> it is easier to traverse to go through side streets. you are avoiding the highway patrol and you stay out of the main parts of oakland and you are avoiding the heavy presence of officers in a larger community. >> tonight piedmont is surprising drivers with the checkpoint. they pooled the sources of the police agencies and hayward is providing the breathalyzer and blood testing. >> we have everything to facilitate that. the only thing we don't have is a mobile jail. >> in the past three years 4,300 drivers have been snared in these alameda county dui checkpoints. >> when you get in a vehicle and under the influence it is like picking up a gun. that's the way they look at

cone oi shakes park is one the city's best kept secrets on lake twin peaks it's hardly crowded on a dayn into a new lolls and hop on a bus to get there without any parking worries and lolls bring their four-legged fronds run freely with other dogs and a small touch of grass for the small dogs and wild flowers carpet the grasslands keep on the look out nor hawks and ot

officers found him outside his car on grizzly peak boulevard yesterday. police say the shooting does not appear to be random but unclear whether they have a suspect in custody. >>> a skull may be that of a murder victim according to investigators. no autopsy has been done yet but investigators say the remains likely came from outside of oakland. and also say the victim has been dead for months or maybe even years. the skull was found by workers in a load of recycling last wednesday. >> 4:33 now. oakland may be introducing an unusual gun control plan. california doesn't allow cities to enact gun control laws stronger than the states. oakland is looking for exemption that would require people to reregister guns. >> whatever law enforcement tools are needed to address the epidemic in gun violence, 130 people died last year. kids dying from drive by shootings. we need to put a stop to it and support law enforcement. >> state has already given la county exemption from that law. >> let's get another check on the weather. the weekend was so nice. >> we don't wan

this was this morning when the driver went off a cliff on twin peaks boulevard and crashed into a house. one person was sent to the hospital. >>> the san francisco health department has a warning for shoppers at a popular mall. some people who ate at a stonestown galleria cafe last month are being encourage to get tested for typhoid fever. kpix 5 reporter linda yee explains how they might have been exposed and what the symptoms are that they should be looking for. >> reporter: public health officers say it was a food handler in nordstrom's cafe at stonestown galleria infected with typhoid fever and he could have spread the infectious disease to customers who ate there on these dates in april: the 16th, 17th, 18th, 20th or 27th. >> because there have been this potential exposure, anyone who ate at nordstrom cafe on those date should see their provider for testing and treatment. >> reporter: high fever, stomach pain, vomiting or rashes are the symptoms. nordstrom says it will help pay testing costs. >> we have actually set up testing through two local clinics for anyone in our store durin

officers found him on grizzly peak boulevard just before 6:00 this morning. they tried to revive him, but he died. police say that the shootings do not appear to be random, but that they are not releasing anymore information. only on kpix 5, how they would bypass the state laws, and how opponents want to shoot it down. >> one place that did not fit all, oakland needs some special laws. and a bill is now working their way around the state capitol that would allow just that. giving the city of oakland new power as they have a not revie -- a unique problem twi level illegal guns. the gun trafficking and the gun violence. right now, they will not allow the cities to enact any gun control laws that will be stronger than the states. possibly leaving -- leading to a rule where they need to reregister their guns. >> they have some of the most restrictive gun controls in america. if that is not enough, it's not clear to me what else they could add to the arsenal beyond what is already there. >> more than 30 gun control measures were introduced to the state capital alr

a van went off a cliff and crashed into a house on twin peaks less than two hours ago. this is off clarendon avenue. the car wound up with its front end against the side of the house. paramedics transported one person to the hospital. city crews are on site to see if there's any structural damage. >>> more developing news on the wildfires in southern california. the largest fire is burning in ventura county. right now nearly 5,000 homes are threatened. new evacuations were ordered today about 20 miles west of malibu. so far, 15 homes have been dammed but not destroyed. cbs reporter edward lawrence joins us live from ventura county. >> reporter: michelle, that fire is now jumped over pacific coast highway which is closed. they have closed pacific coast highway just north of malibu. the fires jumped over the pacific coast highway and on to the naval base point mugu. so this is a massive fire that firefighters are having trouble getting control of. also, one of the things they feared is now happening, the wind is changing directions and blowing the fire -- the wind is going

abc7 news reporter alan wang is live at one in peaked moppet with the story -- piedmont. alan? >> we usually see the dui checkpoints at larger intersections just off the highway. but this weekend you could run into one in a smaller community like piedmont and there is a reason why. the police are quite aware that drunk drivers take back roads through the small communities like piedmont to avoid dui checkpoint. >> it is easier to traverse to go through side streets. you are avoiding the highway patrol and you stay out of the main parts of oakland and you are avoiding the heavy presence of officers in a larger community. >> tonight piedmont is surprising drivers with the checkpoint. they pooled the sources of the police agencies and hayward is providing the breathalyzer and blood testing. >> we have everything to facilitate that. the only thing we don't have is a mobile jail. >> in the past three years 4,300 drivers have been snared in these alameda county dui checkpoints. >> when you get in a vehicle and under the influence it is like picking up a gun. that's the way they look at

abc7 news reporter alan wang is live at one in peaked moppet with the story -- piedmont. alan? lly see the dui checkpoints at larger intersections just off the highway. but this weekend you could run into one in a smaller community like piedmont and there is a reason why. the police are quite aware that drunk drivers take back roads through the small communities like piedmont to avoid dui checkpoint. >> it is easier to traverse to go through side streets. you are avoiding the highway patrol and you stay out of the main parts of oakland and you are avoiding the heavy presence of officers in a larger community. >> tonight piedmont is surprising drivers with the checkpoint. they ple police agencies and hayward is providing the breathalyzer and blood testing. >> we have everything to facilitate that. the only thing we don't have is a mobile jail. >> in the past three years 4,300 drivers have been snared in these alameda county dui checkpoints. >> when you get in a vehicle and under the influence it is like picking up a gun. that's the way they look at it. >> one dui arrest cost him

the bart board of directors meeting is getting underway right now a discuss lifting the ban on bicycles during peak hours. they tested the waters with bikes on trains. they say it showed 75% said the bikes had no impact on their commute. >>> repair work on the eastern span of the bay bridge begun after a series of problems were uncovered with key components. consumer editor tom vacar went outlet on the -- out on the bridge today to see how it is going. tom? >> reporter: consider this, 24 years since the earthquake warned us we needed a new bridge but the latest repairs may push the opening to a full quarter century. >> reporter: crews are making the cuts that will be needed to reto fit the bridge. they will install a clamp held in place by hundreds of steel cables, covered in blanket of concrete. he says this will assure this connector will keep the bridge from coming apart in a major earthquake can. >> will it be as strong as the original design? >> yes, it will. >> some will be exposed. >> you will have to do repairs. but that is the same of any bridge statewide. >> when it will be completed? we

on tuesday as temperatures begin to plumit. for today, sunny and nice. it will warm up tomorrow, peak warmth on monday and then tuesday the numbers will come down. no rain in sight. it just looks like a ma ttress exploded out in the pacific. there's nothing well enough orbing organized. plenty of sunshine today and tomorrow. we're going to be looking for 65 degrees in san francisco, 73 in san jose. plenty of sun and 67 degrees tomorrow at rise time. for us sun, sun, sun through next weekend. we will cool it off for the latter half of t week but nothing but clear skies right through next saturday. so enjoy it. it's going to be a great week. >> another beautiful week with end. >> happy. >> thanks. >>> for get one sees and teething rings, the baby product industry is growing up. julie watts on the new breed of baby merchandise many of our parents probably wish they had. >> from snot suckers to teething necklaces, browse a baby boutique and you will hear a familiar -- >> they didn't have that stuff when we were kids. >> parents nationwide are singing the praises of cool new products like

cone oi shakes park is one the city's best kept secrets on lake twin peaks it's hardly crowded on a dayay you will run into a new lolls and hop on a bus to get there without any parking worries and lolls bring their four-legged fronds run freely with other dogs and a small touch of grass for the small dogs and wild flowers carpet the grasslands keep on the look out nor hawks and otmorning. if i could have everyone's attention. good morning and welcome to the meeting of may 16, 2013, the board of supervisors neighborhood services and safety committee. i am joined by committee member supervisor norman yee, eric mar is unavailable so we can have a motion to excuse mar. we have a motion without objection. we want to thank or clerk, derrick evans and the members of sfgtv who are covered the meeting today. we want to thank or city attorney. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> please make sure to

the officers found him on grizzly peak boulevard just before 6:00 this morning and pronounced him dead. the police say the shooting does not appear to be random but is t is unclear if they have a suspect in custody. >>> the city of oakland, only on kpix-5, how the city will by pass state laws and why opponents want to shoot it down. >> one size does not fit all, oakland needs special laws. >> reporter: a bill working its way around the capitol would allow just that. giving the city of oakland new power to pass its own stricter gun laws. >> oakland has a unique problem with gun violence, no other city in california that has the level of illegal guns, gun trafficking and gun violence that oakland does. >> reporter: right now california does not allow cities to enact any gun control laws that are stronger than the states. oakland is looking for an exception to the rule to pass the own laws. possibly leading to a rule where people would have to reregister their gun. >> reporter: state law defines who is a. >> state law defines who is allowed and not allowed to have gun but the city does no

it happened on grizzly peak boulevard around 5:30 sunday morning. the fremont man was with friends when a dispute erupting nearby. silva intervened even though he didn't know the people involved. after the fight, a man left the scene and returned 20 minutes later and shot silva multiple times as he sat in his car. silva died at the scene. >> a former matte teacher facing federal charges accused of repeatedly molesting a teenager from gilroy. 50-year-old robert lincoln met the girl at rancho middle school in holister in 2009. he allegedly befriended the girl and his family and began a sexual relationship with her 2011 when she was only 15. he was arrested in gilroy after the girl's mother reported the relationship to police >>> a follow-up story to an investigative unit. documents and hand-written notes from the d.a.s office and no one knew about it until now. >>> jeff rosen ordered some employees time sheets to be altered to give free time off and let employees bank their vacation days. they said it was to make up for bonuses some lost. the new docu

we're on the trail with reporters hoping mountain climbers take on the world's highest peak. a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. the syrian national coalition has announced plans to add eight new members. they were due to elect a new leader on monday. internal disagreements have delayed the the decision. the coalition has yet to decide whether to attend talks in geneva. foreign ministers are in brussels discussing whether to lift the arms embargo on rebel fighters in syria. britain and france want to ease sanctions so weapons can be supplied to opposition fighters. the colombian government is a step closer to reaching a peace deal with rebels. negotiators have agreed to reforms that would redistribute land to the poor. that has been one of the main sticking points in the efforts to end nearly 50 years of conflict. south african police are escorting foreign shop owners johannesburg for their own safety. were attacked on sunday night. people began looting during a protest over the killing of two men. it is thought they were shot dead by a shopkeeper after an argument we

their brother was with some friends up on grizzly peak early sunday morning when police say he shah two people he didn't even know arguing. beto stepped in and broke it up. he thought it was over when the men left but police say one of them, a 200-pound bald hispanic guy came back 20 minutes later, around 5:30 a.m., and shot beto several times. >> like a coward, honestly. that's a coward move right there. he wasn't brave enough to fight him on his own at the time. he had to go get a gun. >> and he's, like, what, 200 pounds? he's a lot bigger than my brother. >> beto was a student at college. he planned on a career in the medical field. he also worked at chipotle mexican restaurant as the kitchen manager. police are still looking for the killer, beto's family is making funeral arrangements. >> you should put yourself in our shoes and see how we feel and, like, if you know who it is, basedly just go to the police or go to a friend and just read anonymous like all we want is for that person to be in jail because it's not fair. >> the police are still looking for that 5 foot 8200-pound hisp

at this point one of its main offerings is an entire set of x. ray machinery for doctors that need to get a peak on the inside accuracy and it's clearly the most important which requires electrons to take certain precautions. so obviously. these are a whole number of tests objects that allow us to evaluate farias image parameters like this one which shows us the resolution that is the smallest objects you can see in a human body for example this test object is a specially made lead plate and has pairs of lines of different intervals within the space of one millimeter judging by how many line pairs we see we can figure out what the smallest element we can x. ray in the human body is there are also these objects that have varying densities which we used to conduct trust sensitivity checks and there exists a great variety of. such tests. in addition to offering traditional simple static snapshots these are equipped with a linear x. ray technology it allows easier scanning of nobility impaired patients and also enables technicians to focus in on one spot in particular by moving the detector along wi

it happened on grizzly peak boulevard over the weekend. police say the victim -- identified as alberto silva tried to break up a fight between two groups. after the altercation-- one group left the area but later returned and shot silva several times. the suspect is described as a hispanic or filipino male. in his mid 20's to 30's. with a shaved head. he was seen in two cars -- a red chevy caprice with large chrome wheels and white chevy suburban. police say the suspect was seen with an asian female. governor jerry brown will >> sheriff's deputies are looking for a man that captured a seven year old girl in broad daylight. this happened on saturday afternoon. the victim was walking with her mother in sacramento when the suspect drove beside her and put the girl in his truck and sped away. the mother screamed. ask neighbors to call now 11. >> release an update tomorrow. on the budget for the next fiscal year. he is reaping the benefits of an economic turn-around and higher taxes. the state collected 4-poing- five billion dollars *more than e

temps will peak on monday. then we cool it off big time on tuesday.w, we raise the ante 10 degrees. on tuesday, we'll drop 10 degrees. but in the meantime, it's going to be beautiful. sunny and warmer today. great day at the beach. not going to be roasting at the beach. perfectly pleasant. what's happening is high pressure persists in the pacific, giving us sun and warmer conditions, but then low pressure plunges out of the gulf of alaska on tuesday that. will bring the numbers down. much cooler by tuesday. tomorrow, the numbers peak. if you're heading out of the bay area tomorrow, looks nice at the airport. 73 and 55. down in los angeles, a few clouds in the morning. but rain in denver. thunderstorms in chicago. and new york has rain as well. that's for monday. for us, we get sunshine and 71 in san francisco. 86 at livermore. 85 degrees at fairfield. 80 degrees in san jose. numbers are up this morning. they will be up heading into monday, peaking near 90 degrees inland for monday. then tuesday, they come back 10 degrees and we get back into the 70s o

officers received calls early this morning about a possible shooting on grizzly peak boulevard. when they arrived on scene, they found a man outside a car. he was pronounced dead at the scene. there is growing speculation tonight about what caused an america's cup racing catamaran during a practice run last week. sky 7hd shows the wreckage. a sailor was trapped underneath and died. lilian kim is live at america's cup headquarters in san francisco with the latest on the investigation. lilian? >> reporter: ama, organizers of the america's cup haven't yet launched speculation, but speculation is mounting that the catamaran capsized as a result of a structural flaw. all is quiet at the racing team headquarters in alameda. but there is a lot of talk about what caused the cat catamaran to capsize during a practice run in san francisco bay. many speculate the root of the problem may have been a flaw in the boat's carbon body. kimble livingston is an author and journalist who has been covering sailing for decades. >> the boat broke up. a catamaran ought to be able to capsize without brea

officers received calls early this morning about a possible shooting on grizzly peak boulevard. when they arrived on scene, he was pronounced dead at the scene. there is growing speculation tonight about what caused an america's cup racing catamaran during a practice run last week. sky 7hd shows the wreckage. a sailor was trapped underneath and died. lilian kim is live at america's cup headquarters in san francisco with the latest on the investigation. lilian? >> reporter: ama, organizers of the america's cup haven't yet launched speculation, but speculation is mounting that the catamaran capsized as a result of a structural flaw. all is quiet at the racing team headquarters in alameda. but there is a lot of talk about what caused the cat catamaran to capsize during a practice run in san francisco bay. many speculate the root of the problem may have been a flaw in the boat's carbon body. kimble livingston is an author and journalist who has been covering sailing for decades. >> the boat broke up. a catamaran ought to be able to capsize without breaking up. >> andrew bart simpson

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. >> police want to learn why a minivan barreled into a home on twin peaks it ended up being wedged into the side of the home. three adults escaped with minor injuries. the homeowner needs to hire an engineer. the crash damaged a vintage car parked inside of the garage at the house. >> still ahead a solar powered plane takes flight in the bay area, what is happening right now on this historic cross country journey, next. >> new at 4:30 preparation police are making ahead of sinko di mayo this weekend and areas officers will be focusing on. >> and michael finney taking questions on twitter and facebook. will answer them here live just a little later. >> taking a look at traffic it's bad. crawl on coming is going into the lower deck of the bay bridge. and >>> stocks hit a high and the app store is approaching a milestone. >> good afternoon, carol and larry. the dow jones crossed 15,000 for the first time ever today. stocks have been on a tear so far this year with the dow rising almost 15%. technology giants like microsoft and hewlett-packard are helping to lead the rally, surprising since

the gunfire rang out early this morning on grizzly peaks. that's in the berkeley hills. it's located near hildon regional park just behind the cal campus. jade hernandez is there live with what she learned from uc police. >> reporter: uc berkeley police are still not releasing the victim's name or age tonight. it became the scene of a crime early this morning. >> reporter: drivers encountered uc berkeley police turning traffic around. between centennial and south park drive for hours today. at around 5:45, a man called police about a gunshot. >> i never thought there would be a shooting up here. >> reporter: police found the body just beyond the crime tape. >> it's great, you see the views here. you have the views of the bay and it's really cool up here. >> reporter: it's also deserted during certain times of the day. >> i come up here all the time on my bike at least once a week and there's always a lot of people here. but during that time of the morning there wouldn't be anyone here. >> reporter: a pair of neatly placed tennis shoes, authorities towed two vehicles this

this is one example of a large number that we did at different times of day on the thunders afternoon peak not friday. now, it's true most of the taxis got a customer in the time of two minutes. if you can get a customer in two minutes downtown and it's consistent across any time why would i drive out and preposition yourself in the suburbia's to get to a call. this right away would be the evidence. but our chart didn't capture this. in this observation there were stance of no taxis. this was not a unique observation. we also see it in the under arrest of your dispatch markets. you have many records in the past about no shows we asked people in the surveys different questions. how long does it take to depreciate a taxi to our home. we did that by neighborhood. overall one of the persons said their service was terrible and it gets worse in the southern parts. in terms of what we should expect we should have service win 15 minutes most of the time. in los angeles they achieve service in 15 minutes. here only 56 percent experienced long times during the day and friday and saturday night much,

peak? >> percentage of people is in the 1960's and 70's but depending on which age group you talk about, the peak age from teenagers was 1997 also different peaks according to what in history per-capita 1964 total consumption peaked in 1982 production 1997 because a lot is exported. >> host: at what point* where they talked about being dangerous? >> it goes back hundreds of years. king james drove back one talks about having it blows some to the guy and harmful to the body. the first cancers are identified in the 18th century the visible areas of the mouth, tongue and throat are shown to be causing cancer in the 18th century. throat cancer becomes more commonly associated with cigars and president grant when he dies of throat cancer that is attributed to his fondness of cigars but the real truth killing masses of people justin united states is not until the 40's and '50's. the strong evidence comes from germany with a strong anti-cancer movement and there is a struggle in the nazi party with cigarettes but they produce great science the first epidemiology showing they were much more likely t

station says he is delighted and privileged to be assigned along mission tim peak was chosen from eight thousand candidates to go on this trip well for this we're now joined by tom barton tell me just to think of a competition eight thousand people competing for this and he wants to peak here tell us more about the man he did indeed yes forty one year old major tim peak here is is the man himself he's due to go up now in two thousand and fifteen for his five month stint on the international space station he's gone through his european space agency training up there he'll do experiments with the european space agency's module up there maybe even he'll get a spacewalk on the outside of the space station as well it's his unique in a way that we've got a brit going up he's officially i suppose the first brit there has the vast majority in the past of space crews have been from the u.s. and from russia are at the top of the chart yeah absolutely you know with a scattering from from europe as well there have been brits as well but they've either adopted u.s. citizenship to go through nasa or have privately arranged thing

peak time? where do we stand on double boarding, two-train platform boarding and where do we stand on shuttle service? a lot of people, not my, but people in castro and church are bypassed the country because of the peak and the same is true in the thing for folks from palo to --, and wondered whether civil service would alleviate that. the city says we are doing a little better, i will not rest on c or c+, the very least i want passengers to know how much work is to haley has done and what he is doing and in addition i would like to talk about some of these other issues. >> chair nolan: these are good i get to idea to me. with members consent. >> we have good answers to all of those questions. >> did you say 850,000? that's just the brt lines. that's amazing. >> i forgot to mention headways are one minute. >> that's phenomenal. i am looking forward to that day. building on director heinicke's point, i heard from several people as well. i think that it would not only be great to hear an update to all the work that director haley has been doing but also it would be great to get an update on the commun

idea of the change and they are thrilled to hear that they can bring their bags aboard bart trains on peak boat 63 from the board of directors lifting the ban on bikes during rush hour trains. from july 1st officials conducted a riders are rates soaring 76 percent were in favor of allowing the bikes on rush hour trains. this morning, there were mixed feelings as to whether or not this is a good idea. >> the bikes are agreed and efficient means of transportation but they get a little more clutter during rush hour. i think it is good. >> i understand your dilemma but we are dealing with mass transportation here. it's getting the people that aren't bike riders back and forth to work. i think that compromise is you just do not rush hour. >> that is exactly how the rules are now. i spoke with a board representative and she tells me during this trial. from july 1st of november 30th they will conduct a lot of customer surveys. they looked every abuse and treatment october is were reviewed will have a good idea as to whether or not this will be a permanent change. coming up next hour, you'll hear

peak? >> with a percentage who was in the 1960's and 70's but depending on which age group, the peak for teenagers was not until 1997. also different peaks according to what time and history with per-capita consumption the total production of 1997. >> host: at what point* were cigarettes talked about being dangerous? >> it goes back hundreds of years. in the first cancers are identified in the 18th century and the visible areas of the mouth, tongue mouth, tongue, a throat are already showing cancer in the 18th century and throat cancer becomes more common and president grant when he died it is situated to his fondness of cigars but the real evidence that cigarettes are calling masses of people just in the united states not until the of forties and fifties the strong evidence comes from germany to have this strong anti-cancer movement and hitler hated cigarettes with the struggle within the not tea party for cigarettes with their also produced scions with epidemiology's showing smokers were more likely to die of cancer especially throat cancer. then the gravity shifted over the 1950's there were se

they just went on to the summer peak hours. i spoke to several of the parcourse and ask them what they thought of the latest labor dispute?. i thought it was rather on comparable because we had to wait so long in line due to technical in difficulties. >> we waiting in line for one of the boomerangs and it broke down. >> if you feel unsafe it any time? >> i did not feel any less faith. >> i will feel more comfortable if the mechanics who work on the allies were here i would feel safer. that having some temporary workers working on the lines. >> we have no idea what they are safe or not. we just have to hope for the base. spokesperson tells that the people filling in have more experience than the workers who are protesting and striking at this point >>. reporting in vallejo kron 4 news. >> san jose police say there wednesday night. one person was killed. marking the city's 20th homicide this year. police are not saying is gang related. but a man claiming to be the victim's uncle says 19- year-old philippe banderas may have been ta