here's the new information we're getting from sfpd. they're saying this took place around 11:00 p.m. on the 2100 block of quesada. as the sfpd taped off the area and several suspects exited the home when they arrived. one suspect shoots at police, the officer returns fire but there are no injuries to report at this time. as the suspects tried to get away, one person was detained. we're told the occupants are being interviewed as we speak. this looks to be targeted. as i mentioned at the top of the report, they have called off the search, at least here on the ground. they're still looking for the suspects. if you have information to help with the case, contact sfpd. pete suratos for today in the bay. >> thank you very much, pete. >> happening right now, international news concerning our president. donald trump touching down in jerusalem. you're looking right now at live pictures from his mideast trip. air force one landed in israel just a few hours ago and he addressed an international audience with the israeli president. minutes ago. o

sfpd does not generate revenue. we're no longer a top priority. >> in the upcoming budget, a source tells abc 7 news, the mayor's office will approve the purchase of 70 vehicles total. that money will likely be spent on both black and whites and unmarked cars. perhaps not enough to begin a replacement program soon for older vehicles. >> if we were getting 60 marked vehicles, it would probably take us five years to where we could rotate some of the older cars out. >> at this rate, san francisco's fleet of aging police cars will most likely continue growing older. the question is when will it catch up to where it needs to be? vic lee, abc 7 news. >> the mayor's office declined to comment on camera. but in an e-mail says the mayor recognizes the needs of the sfpd fleet and will make, quote significant funding for cars in the next year and the following one after that. one source says that will be 70 new cars for the upcoming budget. and another 70 for the following fiscal year in 2018-2019. >>> new tonight, this is not

sfpd does not generate revenue. a top priority. >> in the upcoming budget, a source tells abc 7 news, the mayor's office will approve the purchase of 70 vehicles total. that money will likely be spent on both black and whites and unmarked cars. perhaps not enough to begin a replacement program soon for older vehicles. >> if we were getting 60 marked vehicles, it would probably take us five years to where we could rotate some of the older cars out. >> at this rate, san francisco's fleet of aging police cars will most likely continue growing older. the question is when will it catch up to where it needs to be? vic lee, abc 7 news. >> the mayor's office declined to comment on camera. but in an e-mail says the mayor recognizes the needs of the sfpd fleet and will make, quote significant funding for cars in the next year and the following one after that. one source says that will be 70 new cars for the upcoming budget. and another 70 for the following fiscal year in 2018-2019. >>> new tonight, this is not the savannah, b

today, sfpd announced a person of interest, a family acquaintance, 48-year-old resident bob tang. foul play is suspected. >> it is believed that he's the last person who had contact with mr. chhay, however, at this time investigators believe mr. tang has fled the country, possibly to cambodia. >> tang was supposed to meet investigators for an interview on tuesday but never showed up. officers have searched connected to him including maple trade corporation in the bay view. his neighbors also inned what appear to be plainclothes officeners vehicles staking out his home. >> he seems go to work, a good family man and so totally would be shocking if he's involved in anything. >> chhay's family had no kmept about tang's possible kmeks e connection. chhay's cousin spoke to abc 7 earlier in the day. >> as a family we hope the best out of the situation but we are preparing ourselves for the worse as well. >> sfpd says they obtained evidence that may lead to chhay's whereabouts and if tang has left the country they've reached out to fbi for help. >>> we have new details on the 9-year-old o

today, sfpd announced a person of interest, a family acquaintance, 48-year-old resident bob tang. foul play is suspected. >> it is believed that he's the last person who had contact with mr. chhay, however, at this time investigators believe mr. tang has fled the country, possibly to cambodia. >> tang was supposed to meet investigators for an interview on tuesday but never showed up. officers have searched connected to him including maple trade corporation in the bay view. his neighbors also inned what appear to be plainclothes officeners vehicles staking out his home. >> he seems go to work, a good family man and so totally would be shocking if he's involved in anything. >> chhay's family had no kmept about tang's possible kmeks e connection. chhay's cousin spoke to abc 7 earlier in the day. >> as a family we hope the best out of the situation but we are preparing ourselves for the worse as well. >> sfpd says they obtained evidence that may lead to chhay's whereabouts and if tang has left the country they've reached out to fbi for help. >>> we have new details on the 9-year-old o

this involved sfpd. you can see in the video a man chasing another man with a knife. that's when police officers say they opened fire killing one of the men. the shooting was earlier this month. today the police chief tried to explain his actions of his officers. we have more at the scene. >> reporter: it was very calm inside this town hall meeting but also very quiet as these videos played. police released video from two body worn cameras. one captured the shooting. one didn't. you also saw the attack and a number of bystanders stepping up to help and how quickly it all escalated. today san francisco police released this security video from inside the subway sandwich shop on market street from may 3rd. >> officers observed three subjects in a physical fight behind the counter. one of the subjects was stabbing another. >> reporter: they say nicholas is stabbing a subway employee when a third man appears to be trying to help the victim. video shows others also trying to intervene as officers arrive. >> the victim and witness began to flee from behind the counter. the v

but sfpd is working swiftly. investigators found the friend's car at the airport today. why did he leave town? and what's he hiding? nbc bay area's jean elle is at sfo with the new details. >> reporter: raj, police came here at sfo tonight looking for his car and they founld it. they believe he fled to cambodia after he agreed to meet with police and answer questions about the disappearance of piseth chhay. tonight his wife says she is stunned that a longtime family friend may have something to do with her husband's dispapers. >> recorded my son getting his certificate. i tried to tell him you know what, mommy going to take this video and when daddy comes home we can show him. >> reporter: she is recording her son's milestones alone while police search for her missing husband, piseth chhay. the 49-year-old uber driver hasn't been seen for 11 days. >> i am wondering where he is. >> reporter: police suspect foul play and named a family friend as a person of interest yesterday. they have searched properties linked to tang in san francisco, antioch, and hayward. investigator

the hospital also says the ucsf police are cooperating with sfpd. the police department is also asking that if anyone has had suspicious contact with either of these men or feels they may have been a victim to please call sfpd's special victims unit.in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. (pam)thanks (steve) some (steve) (steve) some frightening moments on a bay area highway during the noon hour. a car pulled up alongside another and opened fire.(pam) it happened in an area unaccustomed to this type of roadway violence. kron 4's vicki liviakis is here with details. vicki (vicki) yeah, pam and steve... it happened near wine country on southbound 101 in healdsburg. a car pulls up along side a sedan and bullets start flying. the c-h-p says, just after noon today... two people were in their white honda, when another vehicle came up and started shooting at the driver's side of the car. that was on highway 101 just north of westside road. two people were hurt and rushed to the hospital. the southbound lanes of highway- 101 were closed, while the c

they immediately jumped in and helped to subdue the subject and sfpd was on scene to affect that detention.">in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (pam) still ahead... get ready for more hot weather for parts of the bay area. but there will be some cool spots...(steve) chief meteorologist brittany shipp is here with your complete .as expected temperatures are running cooler for all locations away from the coast today with many spots 5 to 12 degrees less than values from sunday. current readings show a wide range from 50s and 60s to parts of the coast with 70s and 80s inland. still a few hours of heating, so would expect the warmest inland spots to again get into the 90s, however the number of locations should be less than yesterday. satellite shows widespread clouds along the water and with the minor onshore flow expected to continue, likely that many of the local beaches will see little to no sunshine today. tonight will be a near repeat of last night with patchy fog along the coast and to some inland spots. lows will mostly be in the 50s with 60s above 1500 feet. >> announcer: the fol

. >> reporter: but at sfpd retiring aging vehicles is difficult.ace them. halloran blames city officials. >> that request has gone on deaf ears, either at city hall or under the budget committee. >> reporter: in this current budget the department requested 142 new cars. they got only 48. as early as five years ago then police chief greg zur expressed serious concerns to the mayor that his fleet was getting old. abc 7 news revealed budget requests for each of those five years. the department asked for a total of 630 new cars but got only 250. >> the city spends about $4 million a year to maintain them, many of which should have been scrapped years ago. testimony to that, one day earlier this year 90 police vehicles were here, waiting for repair. halloran says muni and vehicles driven by traffic control officers are given priority over police cars. >> they generate revenue for the city. sfpd does not generate revenue, so we're no longer a top priority. >> reporter: in this upcoming budget a source tells abc 7 news the mayor's office will approve the

had suspicious contact with either of these men or feels they may have been a victim to please call sfpd's special victims unit. in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. ((pam)) the weekend is almost here... and it is expected to be much cooler than last weekend. ((steve))meteorologist brittney shipp is back to tell us when things will finally start to heat back up. the surface cold front associated with this parent upper low is serving as a dividing line between an area saturated with marine stratus to the south and a cooler, unstable air mass with cumulus clouds to the north. along this front, a thin band of mid to high level clouds has been responsible for a trace to a few hundredths of rain in sonoma county. for the remainder of the day, some increase in mid to high clouds should be expected. clear

(hermela aregawi)sfpd says they're investigating the case. we also reached out to uber.. they tell us the last time chhay logged into the app was late saturday into sunday morning so they aren't able to track his whereabouts after that.however. they say they've given police everything they've asked for to help with the investigation.reporting in san francsico, heremela aregawi, kron 4 news. (grant) national news now...and the day before president trump leaves for his first overseas trip as president...he's back in attack mode...after learning special counsel has been appointed to lead the russia probe. the commander in chief took to twitter doday calling it " the single greatest witch hunt of a politician in american history." during a joint news conference with the colombian president today...president trump denied he ever colluded with russia. most people on both sides of the isle have praised the appointment of robert mueller as special counsel to oversee the investigation, which has focused on contacts between trump's campaign associates... and russian officials. (sot

had suspicious contact with either of these men or feels they may have been a victim to please call sfpd's special victims unit. in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. ((pam)) the weekend is almost here... and it is expected to be much cooler than last weekend. ((steve))meteorologist brittney shipp is back to tell us when things will finally start to heat back up. this is the story of how q got curly. quin was crazy about curls. curly fries. curly straws. curly haired dogs. even those cute curly tails on pigs. but to quin's chagrin everything about her was so very straight. which made the next twist so amazing. did she expect to find a high-end hair curler at a mind-bendingly low price? never. but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you'

. >> sfpd said pablo munoz called in two bomb threats to la port port -- you see the students were huddledfront area after they were evacuated. so far a motive has not been determined. >> closing arguments began today in the trial involving three correctional guard. and we go live outside the main courthouse in l.a. to tell us what happened. >> reporter: kristen, a prosecutor spent the day trying to convince jurors that these three gail -- guards sat silent as the d.a. said they thrived on power overr inmates. >> i think it's very important that the santa clara county district attorney's office responded in this way and that the sheriff's department s s think it's a profoundly important case. >> reporter: breaker pointed to evidence the morning after tyree's death. rodriguez had done google searches asking can you die if someone thuds. >> inmate testimony was critical to establish the sort of setting for everything. >> the prosecution also reminded jurors of text messages between they're is and and consistent with a beating, homicide. however, the defense is expected to reiterate during th

sfpd declined comment. pretty girl has been nervous. >> how she was to now, why i didn't protect her. she is a good dog. >> ktvu, fox 2 news. >> best dog in the world. >> advocates for lgbt community rallying for those with hiv. it is a felony to have unprotected sex with another person without disclosing their status. the law reduces that to a misdemeanor. >> laws on the books are archaic. we have to update laws to reflect the community in the state of california. >> supporters of 239 say the law infairly sigmaitizes people with hiv and less likely to get tested. >> temperatures cooler by a few degrees. hot spots inland, low 70s. around the bay, 65 in oakland. san jose and fremont chilly. it will be warmer by 8 degrees. the system is moving through. we had snow today, snow tomorrow morning. you can ski tomorrow. we had a few sprinkles, drizzle. a lot of drizzle and mist around 8:30. it is clearing up. the stability is coming back. temperatures increase. temperatures in the yellow, 70s. lots of 60s, green a

. >> reporter: the sfpd is going to start a conversation with the operators of the ferry building to see if they can get more police presence here. anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> the federal government spelled out their plan to punish sanctuary cities. we got a copy of attorney general jeff sessions' memo even before the city of san francisco did. >> the question is is this more bark or bite? according to that latest order, the feds will only withhold money from programs with the department of justice and department of homeland security. >> reporter: that's a far cry from what was previously threatened for sanctuary cities. >> if we're talking about cops funding, that's 4 or $5 million nationwide. >> reporter: they're look at losing about $15 million for policing: >> that's what it says now. but the executive order itself at the beginning said this was going to impact a broad range of federal funding. in fact, much broader than they're saying now. that's why we need clarity from the court. >> reporter: sanctuary cities have been a hot button issue nationwide in part because of the death o

tonight sfpd is trying to track down the person who made this. he was found saturday in the doorway of a home in the marina district. me died thin marine district. a deadly sky diving hospital foreign minister they stha sky diver was doing what he did with a solo jumper. three people died last year. there have been a total of 13 deaths since 1999. >> this could have been lot worse. an interstate 5 going southbound. thankfully no one was on board. our sky ranger was oervg the scene. you can see it below. the flames spread to the road side grass and burned about acres. >>> this is surveillance of a bank robbery. cops say it's a woman dress said up as a man and it's no regular joe. we've learned that suspect is a former police officer. >> reporter: police say jennifer ranl allegedly robbing this bank of the west in dan vill. >>> it their lnghole rrg rrg. the laumpgilous police department. then worked as a proekationary police officer from 20 oun to 20 phone. you have it ams that just go the wrong direction. >> a poersperson said it was there for fai

campus security swept the building and found nothing so they called in the sfpd.fpd is there now looking to see if there is a threat other if this is a real situation. >> all right. certainly the shock of the manchester terror attack still sinking. in the reality of it right now, and it feels like we go through this so often with just a spate of recent terror attacks. how can we getter protect bay area landmarks here at home in. >> the oakland coliseum complex, one of the busiest sites in the bay area, home to the warriors, a's and raiders and so many concerts. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd with more on what they are doing there to keep people sick. >> reporter: these season ticket holders come to almost every a's game. tonight they noticed a change at the game. >> but i see the effort of, you know, the security and now the lines seem to be long sneer that's because security is tighter. >> we decided to add more of the oakland police officer presence here tonight. >> looking around, you can see a big law enforcement presence, guards pawing close attention to contents

the sfpd says data shows there were more than 800 cases between january and march of this year, a numberbout 16%q/ cod to the same time period last year. the justice department came down hard on the sfpd year after several contentious officer-involved shootings. >> 6:14. target is taking on amazon prime. the retailer planning to test a next-day home delivery service in the minneapolis area. householdt( essentials ordered online like laundry detergent and coffee will be packaged at a nearby store, allowing for delivery the next day. >> express will offer cheaper drugs for uninsured customers. they'll givexñ customers one thd off the price at pharmacies including at major chains. critics say this move could drive up drug costs. >> a second ago, you mentioned amazon. the company already dominates the marketq.h?nm for the new v assistance. co share at 70%. >> now a new model from echo. >> we say it out loud, we wake up amazon voice assistance. the new echo will have a video screen that will allow video calls and cost north of $200. now, we keep refreshing our web browser on amazon, because

. >> reporter: the sfpd homicide detail is investigating. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> police say they don't believe this is the missing uber driver piseth chhay. the 48-year-old father from san francisco disappeared on mother's day. >>> bart's police chief was just officially sworn in and as kpix 5's jessica flores reports, the chief is narrowing down his top priorities. >> you're chief of police of the bay area rapid transit district. >> reporter: now officially chief carlos rojas on his first day on the job. [ applause ] >> reporter: he brings 27 years of policing experience to bart after running the santa ana police department. >> trying to be east of the weather it's a little colder than -- trying to get used to the weather. it's colder than southern california. >> reporter: he will have to figure out police recruitment, mob robberies and ticket cheats costing bart up to $25 million a year. >> we want to make sure that we have a strategy that is fair and equitable across the board but something that will accomplish the goal

sfpd said he called in two bomb threats on two days, may 8 and may 16. we were at the school shortly after the second threat was made last week. you see the students huddled in the front area after being evacuated. no one there got hurt. >>> suspected truck thief faces charges after leading authorities on a pursuit spanning two counties this morning. officials say it started at the chp spotting the stolen truck and ended in oakland when the suspect lost control and crashed into a pole and shipping container near 2 the 99 average. the truck so damaged, crews cut the suspect out. no word on the condition. >>> tonight, a beloved elementary school could be shut down. the ground beneath the school could fall apart in a big earthquake and the school could collapse. others dispute the findings. board members want to close the school june 8 after school is out for the year. many families fight the move claiming the evidence is not strong enough to justify moving their children to other schools. >>> dublin unified school district is considering a plan to build a

well, sfpd says the investigation into this case started months ago and they believe that one of they have uploaded child porn using the wifi connection at the hospital where he worked. the san francisco police department says that 36-year-old dr. billy lockhart

the new police body cam video shows the moments right before sfpd officers shot and killed a man at a subway sandwich shop. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanking for being with us. >> tonight, we're getting the police point of view, and the surveillance video. here's what it looked like inside that subway sandwich store in san francisco. a week ago. you can see a man with a knife behind the counter attacking an employee. soon after this, officers showed up and shot and killed the stabber. christy? >> reporter: the videos show a violent struggle inside the subway that lasted about two minute as bystanders step up and try to help the victim before police arrive. police also released video from the body cameras and one certainly captured more than the other. but it's clear how quickly this all escalated. san francisco police released security video from inside the subway sandwich shop on market street from may 3. they say a man with a knife was behind the counter stabbing a worker. >> the victim and witness began to flee from behind the counter. and he immediately

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are about to see, 21-year-old [name] was reported missing by his mother at 5:30 thursday night at sfpd's taraval station. an expected custody drop-off didn't happen. now, this is the boy's father 30-year-old jason. the amber alert is issued around bay area. the san francisco d.a.'s office wouldn't say how recently there was a photo taken yesterday of a father and son at a store in menlo park. >> sometime today, we found out disturbing information regarding the father that really gave us concern at which time we initiated an amber alert. >> reporter: now, this is the car you be looking for a 2000 tan toyota corolla picked up here on surveillance video and here's the license plate: 5fey238. now, investigators at the san francisco district attorney's office say that jason lamb is suicidal. if you see him call police. don't approach him. they are hoping to get the boy home to his mother soon. live at the hall of justice, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> details on a midair scare on a flight between los angeles and hawaii involving a guy becoming belligerent near the cockpit. veronica de la cruz has

this is the first time sfpd has publicly released body can video. the employee is badly bloodied. the officer shoots him in the lower back, killing him. the body camera was not activated until after the shooting but it is not clear why. once it is on, you can hear him shouting for people to stay away from the evidence.>> i don't really trust you people anymore.>> reporter: some poe -- folks express reservation. >> once the police got there, it appears that the subject was very close to the victim and could have hurt them even further. i felt that the officer's actions were appropriate given the circumstances. >> reporter: this is the first officer involved shooting under new police chief bill scott. >> no matter the supers -- >> reporter: this is the officer in january after he shot a mentally ill man during a confrontation. the injured subway employee is recovering at home. his coworkers tell me they are grateful for the outpouring of well wishes from their customers and neighbors, all wishing him a speedy recovery. joe vasquez, kpix 5. >>> the search is on in oakland for a man w

sfpd declined to talk. in an e-mail they acknowledge the area is known as a place why stolen goods to be sold. they say they have been conducting plainclothes operations here. >> we have seen an untick in the number of violent incidents. >> reporter: joe has more than 20 years of experience battling retail theft. he spoke with us from l.a., which leads the nation in organized retail crime. san francisco and oakland are not far behind. >> customers are frequently caught in the middle. people are pushed at the door. they are run over. people hit by vehicles. >> reporter: we showed him our video of the meat on market. police told us sometimes this meat makes to it restaurants. what do you say to that? >> we have seen the product sold to retailers and restaurants. and then it's resold back to consumers who are really unsuspecting. >> do you know if there are any restaurants around here that buy? buy what? >> any kind of meat. >> underground. trust me. >> people will be surprised that it's happening right under

sfpd says the suspect tried to take the boy's wallet, when he refused he hit the boy and called him a racial slur. many parents were not told about this incident. >> i think the principal is supposed to tell the parents. call, leave a message, text message, anything. let the parents know. >> that by is okay. the suspect though hasn't been caught. >>> good news for hundreds of low income families on the peninsula. federal money will help them from loosing their homes. the buena vista mobile home park is getting $26 million in federal funds. that will allow 400 people who live there to stay there. housing authority and owners of the park reached a deal after months of negotiations. a congresswoman helped secure the federal funding. >> what if your 4-year-old son tells you he feels more like your daughter? how early is too early for medical treatment? coming up, we investigate the debate on how to best prepare for transgender kids. >>> temperatures running five to ten degrees hotter at this hour. i'll tell you who reaches 93 degrees tomorrow. my forecast in ten minutes. >>> also coming u

the sfpd homicide detail is investigating. (darya) and we first told you this story with a breaking news push alert around 6:40 this morning. stay connected with breaking news... traffic and weather alerts. all you have to do is download the free kron 4 mobile app. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (james)it's cloudy and cool on this thursday morning with widespread 50s. the marine layer is pushing far inland. the cooling trend continues with temperatures falling again today. highs will be in the upper 50s at the coast, mid 60s along the bay shoreline, and upper 60s inland. it will be beezy this afternoon with stronger gusts at the coast. the cooldown continues tomorrow before temps rebound in time for the holiday weekend. it looks like memorial day monday will be mostly sunny with inland highs in the low 80s. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) our top story this morning... no major

today sfpd says it served additional search warrants in san francisco and hayward. in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> there's a new twist in the case of an east bay fruit vendor who was photographed earlier this month as he was being detained by alameda county sheriff's deputy in san that picture touched off an outcry on social media the vendor was being racially profiled. today the sheriff's office say he may be a victim of human trafficking, forced to sell fruit against his will. and he was one of two vendors deputies detained that day. >> these interactions didn't go really that well. but looking at it from a different angle we're starting to think maybe it didn't go well because these people fear something, maybe they don't necessarily fear the police. >> the sheriff's office say they contacted the alameda county district attorney's office to see if there is a larger network of people being trafficked to the bay area to sell fruit. >>> long shore men walked off the job at one of the four terminals at the port of oakland today after the discovery of

maureen kelly kron4 news.the sfpd special victims unit continues to investigate this case. search warrants were served in the cities of hayward and san francisco. additionally, the car belonging to missing person / person of interest's (bob) was located at sfo. the vehicle is being towed for processing by csi. ( catherine ) another big story tonight: oakland appears to be nearing a settlement over a widespread sex scandal that rocked its police department.( steve ) this is a story kron 4 broke last year and led to numerous officers being disciplined, fired and in some instances... facing charges. kron 4's grant lodes is here with what we know about this deal. grant. ( grant ) we received word today the city attorney is recommending paying out close to one million dollars to jasmine abuslin... she use to go by the name celeste guap. she's the teenager 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 to the city going through three police chiefs and disciplining several offi

the school statement said sfpd has not found evidence linking any students to the charges against hodges. but john tye and others parents may have dodged a bullet. this is what he told his child. >> i'll come over maybe on a friday night and baby sit and do magic tricks. >> he trusted hodges to teach his son to swim in deep water why not trust him to baby sit. abc 7 news>>> oaklandpoli oaklandpolicelooking for someone who may have kidnapped a child. a stranger tried to grab him around 45th and broadway around 9:00 last night. it was an adult man with gray hoodie and blue jeans. >>> california is a hot spot but not for something we can cheer about. >> we are going to tell you about the latest targets for mail thieves next. >>> also what led to the failure of the oroville spillway. >>> and temperatures drop 20 degrees from this time yesterday. >> okay. drew, thanks. and 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. we just want fast internet for one, si

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the hospital also says the ucsf police are cooperating with sfpd. (james) police are still looking for a gunman who shot two men on highway 101 in healdsburg. it happened yesterday afternoon just past the dry creek road exit. the two victims were at a food truck when they were involved with some sort of altercation with another man. then two miles down the road... a car drove up next to the men and opened fire. <"this is a crime occurring between two moving vehicles at freeway speeds so you could have evidence stretching for quite a ways so we shut it down until we were sure we processed the scene for every piece of evidence we can. "> (james) both victims are in serious condition... but are expected to be okay. police don't have a description of the gunman and they are still looking for him this morning. (james) we now know the warriors will take on the san antonio spurs in the western conference finals. they beat the houston rockets last night. the spurs and the warriors finished the regular season with the top two records in the league. the warri

they also said they are working with sfpd on the investigation and urge anyone with information to call police. >>> a b.a.r.t. official today admits that they are not happy about the emergency station lighting that failed to activate during two major power outages last month. the montgomery street station fell into total darkness in the april 21st blackout in san francisco. a b.a.r.t. passenger took this video from the concourse level. emergency lights were supposed to turn on but they didn't. a similar situation happened at the richmond station on april 27. after a round of test, b.a.r.t. found emergency lighting didn't work at 14 of its stations. >> it's extremely troubling that the lights didn't come on so we want to be transparent with the public that it's unacceptable. >> temporary generators have been installed at those stations until alternate power can be installed. >> meantime, cal train raised prices for tickets and parking, cal train says more money is needed. proposed changes including monthly parking fees by 50%. monthly pass prices would increase by 13% to 23%. each zone w

they immediately jumped in and helped to subdue the subject and sfpd was on scene to affect that detention. this was an isolated incident"> security was tightened in and around the ferry building following the incident. san francisco police officials say they will also look for ways to increase their physical presence at the ferry building let's take a look outside right now for the current conditions in the bay area... a warm and lovely monday around the bay area..(steve) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the forecast. .as expected temperatures are running cooler for all locations away from the coast today with many spots 5 to 12 degrees less than values from sunday. current readings show a wide range from 50s and 60s to parts of the coast with 70s and 80s inland. still a few hours of heating, so would expect the warmest inland spots to again get into the 90s, however the number of locations should be less than yesterday. satellite shows widespread clouds along the water and with the minor onshore flow expected to continue, likely that many of the local beaches will see

it's something that we really try to work with sfpd on to make sure everyone out there is being safethe course."no drinking on the course.and no floats are allowed."there is no alcohol allowed on the course and a big thing from a safety standpoint is no floats. i know it was a something that was a part of the past with bay to breakers." race organizers want to limit the nudity and drunkenness the event has become infamous for. "the floats to the alcohol we have private security out there on the course as well. but you know i'm really happy to report that over the last few years the environment which has still been fun and festive has been a lot more safe and people are seeming to understand that now out there." it's too late to register for the race, but you can snag a spot along the route to cheer on runners.participants hit the road at 8am sunday.in san francisco averi harper kron 4 news (justine) bart and muni are offering extra services tomorrow to help runners out.. for information about the race route, road closures, and public transportation options - head to our website kron4

you can see there are several bullet holes along the side of the vehicle, sfpd says the 15-year-old driver died at a nearby hospital. his 16-year-old passenger who was also male was not injured. investigators are now looking for any possible suspects and surveillance video, and police tell us they are following up on a lead. >> there was mention of a vehicle in the area at that time, so at this time we're going to see if there's anything related that we can find. >> it was really scary seeing the car with the gunshots, with the holes in the door, that was really upsetting. >> reporter: several neighbors told us that it is pretty quiet in this area except for the occasional car break in, they say they don't really see violent crime around here. live in . >>> new details tonight in that mob robbery on b.a.r.t. a couple weekends ago. two teenaged suspects have now been arrested. one of them was arrested for a separate robbery friday afternoon when police discovered he had a warrant out for the b.a.r.t. robbery. b.a.r.t. says 40 juveniles jumped the turnstiles and robbed and beat people on the

phone i love the talk to my attorney gag when that didn't work they tried to plead their case to two sfpdsargents you can't make this stuff upnats: ambiance the dmv appeared to be ground zero for people using the street as a public restroom and some people had zero . well you know what i want to say but can't due to the fcc censors nats: yes.yes yes, come get your hotdogs you can't beat this deal michell lives just a few feet away from fell street and despite seeing images like this guy urinating right next to the porta potties she is slightly optimistic it's every year it actually hasent changes yet we are hoping a prying one day it will change and to be honest i am beginning to see a small speckle of hope .. there wasn't as many people using the park as tiolet this time maybe because the park was too fullthere was so much booze in a no booze event that it seemed like an uphill battle for san francisco police to make people empty out the open containers and then the polar winds shifted .that's all i got bay to breakers baby let my people go . how could you not include moses. oh and the e

they also said they are working with sfpd on the investigation and urge anyone with information to callice. >>> a b.a.r.t. official today admits that they are not happy about the emergency station lighting that failed to activate during two major power outages last month. the montgomery street station fell into total darkness in the april 21st blackout in san francisco. a b.a.r.t. passenger took this video from the concourse level. emergency lights were supposed to turn on but they didn't. a similar situation happened at the richmond station on april 27. after a round of test, b.a.r.t. found emergency lighting didn't work at 14 of its stations. >> it's extremely troubling that the lights didn't come on so we want to be transparent with the public that it's unacceptable. >> temporary generators have been installed at those stations until alternate power can be installed. >> meantime, cal train raised prices for tickets and parking, cal train says more money is needed. proposed changes including monthly parking fees by 50%. monthly pass prices would increase by 13% to 23%. each zone would

. >>> sfpd tweeted out this picture of officers capturing this small marine animal. no word on where the center took the baby sea lion or how it ended up by itself. >> less check in with the weather. >> a cool down begins today and it's a cooling trend that takes us through the week and into the weekend. here's a look at what you can expect outside right now. mostly clear skies away from the coast line, at the coast, it's looking good for most of the day with a bit of clearing in and around santa cruz and other areas near half moon bay, looking at san francisco, the west edge stretching towards the marina district we have the cloud cover in place, the winds are on shore and picking up into the next few days, fairfield calm for the rest of the day, 20 to 30 miles per hour winds through the delta and into the central valley. we are getting started here. as i showed you in the last half hour, temperatures are cool along the coast, our inland cities are down at wul. clouds over portions of the north bay, again along the coast line and into the east bay stretching into th

you can see there are several bullet holes along the side of the vehicle, sfpd says the 15-year-old driver died at a nearby hospital. his 16-year-old passenger who was also male was not injured. investigators are now looking for any possible suspects and surveillance video, and police tell us they are following up on a lead. >> there was mention of a vehicle in the area at that time, so at this time we're going to see if there's anything related that we can find. >> it was really scary seeing the car with the gunshots, with the holes in the door, that was really upsetting. >> reporter: several neighbors told us that it is pretty quiet in this area except for the occasional car break in, they say they don't really see violent crime around here. live in . >>> new details tonight in that mob robbery on b.a.r.t. a couple weekends ago. two teenaged suspects have now been arrested. one of them was arrested for a separate robbery friday afternoon when police discovered he had a warrant out for the b.a.r.t. robbery. b.a.r.t. says 40 juveniles jumped the turnstiles and robbed and beat people on the

amy hollyfield is live at sfpd headquarters. >> reporter: on a normal day they need 14 and on that day not a normal day. more than 200 people hung up during the first hour of the emergency when they called 911 because their call was not being answered. and that day was a wake up call. 88,000 customers lost fire because of a fire at the pg&e substation. and they are calling for a hearing to look into the 911nte. as of right now, officials don't think the 911 center will have enough employees until they finish hiring more staff next year. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> amy, thank you. >>> east palo alto police are looking for the driver of a hit-and-run that seriously hurt two teenage boys. it happened around 4:00 yesterday. the boys were walking across the street when they were hit. the driver appears to have run a stop sign and no word on the boys' condition this morning. >>> facing political and public pressure, the mayor of oakland is backing away from plans to avert funds from a voter-approved soda tax measure. and residents threatened to campaign aga

phone i love the talk to my attorney gag when that didn't work they tried to plead their case to two sfpdents you can't make this stuff upnats: ambiance the dmv appeared to be ground zero for people using the street as a public restroom and some people had zero . well you know what i want to say but can't due to the fcc censors nats: yes.yes yes, come get your hotdogs you can't beat this deal michell lives just a few feet away from fell street and despite seeing images like this guy urinating right next to the porta potties she is slightly optimistic it's every year it actually hasent changes yet we are hoping a prying one day it will change and to be honest i am beginning to see a small speckle of hope .. there wasn't as many people using the park as tiolet this time maybe because the park was too fullthere was so much booze in a no booze event that it seemed like an uphill battle for san francisco police to make people empty out the open containers and then the polar winds shifted .that's all i got bay to breakers baby let my people go . how could you not include moses. oh and the elvis

officer heard yelling in this video at 42-year-old sean moore has not been officially identified by sfpd responded to a call at mr's home in january. body cam video shows moore was physically combative, funching and kicking officers. moore shot twice, then retreats to call 911. >> he is gun happy. he likes to shoot. he needs to be trained. he needs to learn how to take care of people that are in distress. >> reporter: moore faces charges for aggravated assault on a police officer. last week a judge dropped eight of those ten charges and today the judge released moore on his own recog any scans. no cameras were allowed in the courtroom. it remains to be seen if this new information about the police officer has any berg on moore's case. >> to me it is troubling it is the same officer, but at the same time i don't know the fact of what happened yesterday. >> reporter: the district attorney's office won't comment on the officer and is pushing forward with the charges. >> we have two different rulings from two different judges. both of them are contradictory to one another. we're seeking clar

officers suspect foul play because tang was scheduled for an interview with sfpd but never showed up two men are family acquaintances. >> i was in disbelief that bob tang is the suspect on my husband disappearance because we been -- we are friend for five or six years. >> officers think tang fled the country possibly to his native cam bode yeah. search warrants have been served at two properties in san francisco and one in antioch where tang was last seen. >>> memorial day weekend kicks off summer travel season but roughly half of us take no time off at all squandering $50 billion in benefits. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger is here with more. what's your advice for those who haven't planned a trip? >> reporter: if you are looking to fly both southwest and jetblue are the top airlines when it comes to frequent flyer seat availability. if you don't have the miles start with a search of google flights or kayak, and then you have to kick it old school. call the airline. they are holding back best fares. they might give you one of them. check the regional airports outside majo

sfpd said the suspect tried to take the boy's wallet and when he refused he hit the boy and called himlot of parents right now are very angry that they were not told about this attack. >> i think the principal should tell the parents, you know. leave a call, text message, anything. let the parents know. >> that boy is okay, thankfully, an suspect has not been caught. >>> developing news this morning in vallejo, the effort to get some answers about a recent gruesome find that animal lovers and even non-animal lovers will say is shocking n.february a woman walk her dog discovered about a dozen dead dogs wrapped in bags down an embankment along columbus parkway near lake herman road. this week a mutilated goat was found in the same area. some people are so outraged they have been packing city council meetings demanding that this case get more attention. >> we really feel that there's an apathy around this case, that people don't -- that the authorities may be thinking that it's not important because it's animals. >> several animal groups are now offering a reward to try to catch that pers