there's not a new power substation -- substation was switched off. that damaged cars will take monthsca to fix. this is adding ten additional minutes. so this -- by say much of the system as that's a big thing out there in the bay area. this is a major thing out there. >> it causes a lot of problems. >> of the skiers to determineus how a construction worker fell 63 floors toll his death at a los angeles -- the main contractors electrician was not supposed to be about the third floor. this is the second day of the project is that bring a hard had a safety harness h. happened during construction, which will be the tallest building into the post. >> and all new car starting in -- with federal laid -- federal regulators tof -- it's going to crash. the safety administration says since 25,000 people die in car crashes this year . >> that is a -- lowered interest in that. the time isr 03. >> sooner than expected. the update after shoulder surgery.sh >> the school will be remembered for one of the top march madness perhaps didn't play next in there as temper

power problems that took 80 bart cars out of service could be traced back to here the substation at thekland bart stop the same one replaced in october of last year. >> it's not an uncommon problem at bart. but i do admit that, yes, 80 cars is a lot in one week period to have a propulsion problem. >> reporter: a bart spokesman tells me that this problem actually happens in about five cars every day. the issue only became a major concern when it started happening to dozens of trains going eastbound through the transbay tunnel. people who take bart all the time say there were some overcrowding issues on the trains this week but that part is nothing new. >> not as bad as like a muni bus in the city but it's pretty close. you kind of just hope you can make it and you could walk if you have to get off early. it's not fun. >> the morning commute is awful and particularly if a train is going to the airport, you can barely get on it. >> ever since like super bowl weekend, it's been busy. >> reporter: ridership in february was set at a record high. the average weekday numbers were close to 450,0

. >> we don't yet know if it is the substation causing t we just know that taking that substation off-lineved the problem for now. >> reporter: assuring passengers that they are safe, they may not notice. train will continue to move, thanks to the other trains around it. >> i love bart, but i'd rather spend as little time on it as possible. >> reporter: bart hopes to have 60 train cars back in service on monday, in time for the commute. meanwhile, 775 new train cars have been ordered, they will be testing them later this year, in hopes of adding them into the service to replace old ones next year. in oakland, jackie ward, kpix5. >>> space x successfully launched its rocket today, carrying a communications satellite into orbit. the landing of the rocket booster failed again, it's the fourth time in crash landed on a drone ship. they will keep trying to perfect the ocean landing. >>> checking in with ball. we want to find out when that rain is heading our way. >> lot of rain going to be landing here in the bay area. already picking up in intensity this evening, but it's tomorrow night, and s

. >>> about 1500 reads in delaware county are without power following a problem at a substation there. officials say that the power company met ed, believe that it was caused by a rodent of some sort that got into the substation in tinicum township, it called sparks and small fires at traffic lights and homes. they hope to fix the problem and have the power restored soon. >>> turning to the forecast the sun has returned. meteorologist, david murphy, is on the terrace with the full details. >> i feel comfortable on the terrace and sunshine in the region and more cloud cover in philadelphia but still fairly bright, take a look at satellite and we had full sunshine for a bit this morning and now turning the skies milky white with the clouds come in. you can see showers that are trying to push into central pennsylvania. some of that may stroll through the region in the late afternoon and evening hours. we are enjoying a nice temperature profile right along with a lot of others in the mid-atlantic region, 59 and almost 60. and comfortable up and down the i-95 corridor, we expect our high o

in class 3a's substate 2 final spirit lake takes down webster city 60-50 to advance to state for the first time since 1942.....ryan kreener had 31 for the indians. they face cedar rapids xavier in nexteek's opening round. district finals out in nebraska...pierce squaring off with o'neill for the right to go to state... adam christen and our sports zone partners at northeast community college shot this for us...that's alexander thramer...eagles up early.... and then its taggart bailey who takes it around the arch...he makes the layup for the deuce....good one here.... later in the quarter...brady starkel takes it just inside the three point line and makes the jump shot for two....pierce getting hot.... but it was o'neill's night to shine...tyson hostert for the wide open three pointer...pierce falls in the district final 54-52. ree tickets punched to state in class c2 as well.....out in wayne, the defending c-1 champs from winnebago beat hartington cedar catholic 60-44. the indians will have a chance to win another title in lincoln. ninth-ranked battle creek is heading to the state ca

bart is taking this substation off line. they don't think it's the source of the problem. >> we're still trying to figure out what caused it. we did major inspections, and looked at the third rail, the track. >> the trains are packed. >> more crowded. you can get here, it's packed. sometimes, people don't want to move for you. >> ever since the strike, it seems like there is something going wrong. so it's just par for the course. >> bart expects to have all cars repaired and back in service by monday. >> what are your thoughts on the trains? we want to hear from you like we did during the 2013 strike. share your videos and comments with us on social media. >>> the second lead scare in a week has a school districts waiting for answers and some parents worried about their kids. days after tests for lead at heelsberg elementary proved to be a false alarm, new tests were performed at healsberg high. >> that is the superintendent for a second time, they're testing water for fear of lead contamination. >> we're trying to get out i

the dedication ceremony taking place later this morning at 10:00 at the great parkway police substation. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> now to our coverage out of brussels. belgium media reporting that a second seme have been involved in the subway attack and is still at large. meantime, the search for the man in light clothing here continues. he's one of three suspects wanted for two bombings inside of a brussels airport. 31 people were killed in total. more than 200 others injured. now, days after the attack, there is still confusion over a missing american couple. justin and stephanie shults have not been heard from since they dropped stephanie's mother off at theles airport moments before the attack. last night a family member tweeted the state department and said they had been located but later clarified that information is incorrect. the couple is from the south, but they were living and traveling abroad in europe and a brother and sister from new york are also unaccounted for. >>> at 6:04, the alleged mastermind behind the terror attacks in p

bart is taking th substation off line.don't think it's the source of the problem. >> we're still trying to figure out what caused it. we did major inspections, and looked at the third rail, the track. >> the trains are packed. >> more crowded. you can get here, it's packed. sometimes, people don't want to move for you. >> ever since the strike, it seems like there is something going wrong. so it's just par for the course. >> bart expects to have all cars repaired and back in service by monday. >> what earyour thoughts on the trains? we want to hear from you like we did during the 2013 strike. share your videos and comments with us on social media. >>> the second lead scare in a week has a school districts waiting for answers and some parents worried about their kids. days after tests for lead at heelsberg elementary proved to be a false alarm, new tests were performed healsberg high. >> that is the superintendent for a second time, they're testing water for fear of lead contamination. >> we're trying to get out in front of

crews could be seen at the russell and stephanie substation working on the problem. our cameras were rolling, as one person was taken away by a ambulance. but so far, no word on what happened to that person. most of the outages were in the 89122 zip code area... with more than seven thousand affected. there were a few thousand others without lights in the 89014 and 89011 zip codes. power should be back in all areas now. we may be only two months into the new year... but violent crimes... all across the valley are spiking. las vegas metro police say they are aware and the trend... and admit they don't happening. fox5's miguel martinez has the details of a caught on metro's cameras. but first, cyndi us live from the mroe on what crimes were seeing... and what we know so far... metro tells me they are doing can to combat the murders... and but they say they cant do it all on tonight theyre your help. hadfield - statistically

. -- substation here at the bart station. so far 80 cars in total have been damaged. they have been burned out because of that spike in voltage. this problem appears to have started a couple of weeks ago. on monday alone 40 cars were damaged. now the result is that bart is running shorter trains. for example today there are 17 trains that are short. [ indiscernible ] turning off the power supply here at the substation in west oakland appears to be a temporary fix but bart is still trying to figure out why the problem is happening in the first place. >> we can now put our effort into fixing up those damaged cars. >> crews say they don't do track inspections. they did one overnight and did not find anything out of the ordinary. back to you. >>> four months into what is suppose to be northern california's [ indiscernible ] lawmakers are trying to help those hurt by the massive losses this season. she announced their new proposal. it would give more than $138 million to help crab fishermen. the season was put on hold after a toxic algae bloom. >> our fishing families can'

pella took on ballard in their substate game. and it was all pella all the the little dutch with a decisive win, 81 to 56. they'll face perry in their quarterfinal game next tuesday. also in class 3a, chariton and newton squared off to get to the well. but chariton came out on top by just two points, final score 55 to 53. they'll face solon in a quarterfinal next week. elizabeth: today, the class 4a boys hit the hardwood for their substate finals. several metro teams are fighting for a spot in the state tournament. valley is taking on ankeny centennial tonight. that game will be played at dallas center-grimes. hoover and ames square off at southeast polk. and dowling catholic will take on ankeny tonight as well. that game will be held at johnston. eric: year in space. coming up, astronaut scott kelly gets ready to leave the international space station. what's in store for him in his first days back on earth. and encryption battle. apple has a victory in its fight with the fbi over hacking into iphones. boost. why one central iowa

substations raised prices by $.20 overnight. a gallon of gas in tampa costs $1.70. state average is $1.78. aaa says oil prices are up 30% from lowe's. we want to help you save time and money and 10 news is always happy to bring you a list of cheaper gas prices. search and download wtsp from the app store. >>> how much would you pay to get to a popular local beautiful beach. >> a new toll. the causeway cause that could add up fast >>> so much going on these days. plant city strawberry festival. spring-training. a beautiful evening. i am tracking a cold front for wednesday. >>> tonight on cbs at 8:00 ncis. followed by ncis said 9:00. and 10:00 live coverage campaign 2016. stephen colbert. >>> the car go in. >> is a woman tries to drop off car crashes into the front the car hit the creative learning center in benice this morning. is on banyan drive off of us 41. permission to operate in a residential neighborhood. tammie fields is asking why didn't anyone make sure the barriers were installed before they opened to prevent this. >> it is not hard to see how something li

the ceremony will be taking place at ten this morning here at police substation on grate oaks parkway. back to you. >> thank you. >>> bart will continue to run shuttle trains in the east bay as it tries to figure out that mystery electrical problem. here is a look at today's schedule. from four to nine there will be two shuttle trains between the pittsburgh and north concord stations the bus bridge goats in goes into effect and then between three and eight it goes back to the two shuttle trains between the two stations. then between eight and midnight back to the bus bridges. >>> also the gm set to update the bart board on the status of that problem a spoke in electrical voltage damaged 50 cars last week. repairs underway. today's meeting starts at nine. >>> clinton laid out her strategy for fighting terrorism in an address at stanford. she was already scheduled to be in the south bay but after the terror attacks scheduled the speech at stanford. she said the attacks were a brutal remind tear the united states and it's allies must work closely in its counter terrorism efforts. she als

other power and substations that work just fine. we still need to find out exactly what happened. the root cause. >>> engineers will be working through the night to pinpoint the problem with this power station. >>> another presidential candidate has announced they are leaving the campaign trail. dr. ben carson says he has a new job and is no longer running for president. he's now the chairman of an organization that's called my face votes that encourage christians to get to the polls. carson failed to win a single state during the recent republican primaries and caucuses. carson says his departure was made official today during a gathering of conservative activists near washington. >>> right now, that means there are four gop candidates in the presidential race. that is senators marco rubio, ted cruz, ohio governor john kasich and billionaire donald trump. >>> there's grim news for the northern california wild salmon industry. >> returns show that dangerously low levels on the sacramento will impact the commercial season. how do the

you can see here in front of the police substation they have chairs set up for his fellow officers and his family members who are here. it's going to be an emotional day for them as they remember. now, a couple of hours ago a group of police recruits honored officer johnson here in front of the police substation where the ceremony is being held. they had a moment of silence. johnson died after responding to a call of an intoxicated suicidal man on the city's east side exactly a year ago today. the man shot him from a balcony in front of his fellow officers, and today a five-mile stretch of highway 87 between interstate 280 and highway 85 will be officially named the san jose police officer michael johnson memorial highway. i am joined now by deputy chief voneax. you were talking to me earlier about this day a year ago is etched into the officers' minds. do you remember it well? >> yes. i was at mass at st. joseph's cathedral when i got the phone call that no chief officer wanted to get from the assistant chief. i remember feeling numb, surreal, shocked at the news that we lost one of o

today, the class 4a boys hit the hardwood for their substate finals. several metro teams are fighting for a spot in the state tournament. valley is taking on ankeny centennial tonight. that game will be played at dallas center-grimes. hoover and ames square off at southeast polk. and dowling catholic will take on ankeny tonight as well. that game will be held at johnston. he has been up there a year in space. coming up, astronaut scott kelly gets ready to leave the first days back on earth. and encryption battle. apple has a victory in its fight with the fbi over hacking into iphones. elizabeth: plus, sales tax boost. why one central iowa community says it needs to increase its sales tax by a whole percent. shaina: if you're in the metro, you should not run into any weather rated -- weather related issues. snow falling up there. checking road conditions, some of them are partially covered. right now, no accidents or major closures to tell you about. this is 35/80 and highway 151. the roads are pretty much clear. nobody is having problems. enjoy ful, un

married and served in his hometown of san jose and his fellow officers gather at south san jose substation for a ceremony and to reflect obtains honor bestowed on officer johnson. the resolution passed the state legislature last year and designating the portion of highway 87 between 85 and 2 80's as a san jose police officer michael johnson memorial highway san jose police department said the highway signs at designated locations will forever show the community's grab tuesday for service and sacrifice. the signs are paid for by the city. now the attack on brussels, the station in brussels is surrounded by police this morning and authorities are now look for a second suspect seen on security camera footage with the suicide bomber. 31 people died and 300 were injured in tuesday's attack. here is our report. a vigil in on of the victims of tuesday's attack. we students gathering in rare for the second year law student who died at the attack at the metro station. >> i am not afraid because terrorists want to get us to be afraid. that is the thing. they will win if we are afraid to go out from

the fellow officers and communities gather at the south san jose substation for a sermon and to reflect on the honor. a resolution as the the legislature last year designating the portion of highway 87 between highway 85 and 2 craig as the san jose police officer michael john son memorial highway. the police department said the highway signs will show gratitude for the service and sacrifice. the ceremony starts at 10:00 a.m. this morning. >> thank you, matt keller. the metro station in brussels is surrounded by police this morning. authorities are now looking if a second suspect. he is seen on security camera footage with the suicide bomber. 31 people died. 300 were injured. polly hunter joins us from brussels with the story. >> good morning, that is right, the manhunt is widening. authorities are now searching for two suspects, both seen on video. a candlelight vigil in honor of one of the victims of tuesday's attack. students gathering in prayer for the second year law student who died after the attack in the maalbeek metro station. i am not afraid because terrorists want to get us to

. >> with no other recourse, the dispatcher want them to meet downtown or at the substation in east oakland. dispatch tells them to call once they know their officers are safe. it's the latest problem for oakland police's troubled radio system and they're tired of the radios that jeopardize their system. it even went down during the visit of president obama. >> reporter: he says that the department is transitioning to a new system, but it's been two years since they authorized the change. >> for the residents, the first responders, they need to treat it like an emergency and get them on the network as quickly as possible. >> reporter: oakland police declined to go on camera today. they say that the system failed because of a malfunction of the control channel and when that happens, the whole network goes down. they're trying to speed up the transition to the new radio system. he wrote, i share your frustration and i am in contact trying to expedite the process. we will update you as more information becomes available and regular updates are important. without constant communication, officer

the chronicle, officials suspect they are being damaged by a power surge as they passed through a substation near the east end of the trans bay tube. the kron l reports this problem may be related to new railways installed last year. bart is running shorter training, something we can imagine commuters are not happy about. we'll talk with some later on this morning. >>> top stories that we're following this morning as well. santa clara county deputies relying on footage to identify everyone involve at a jail. they went on lock down during this. the sheriff deputy bought cameras herself at costco. >>> a reported sexual assault on campus in pittsburgh. it happened after 9:00 last night in the women's bathroom on the second floor. the suspect is described as a white man, six feet tall with blue eyes and an average build. >>> a large tree is blocking part of the campus this morning at uc berkeley. crews will arrive later today to cut up the tree and take it away. we don't know if weather caused the tree to collapse. >>> as steve mentioned, there's a few light showers today but big storms expected

the multi-million dollar substation is by the transway tube this weekend. bart says that the power station is being unplugged for now. meanwhile, many passengers did feel the effects. they were forced to pack on to fewer and more crowded trains. new at 11:00, the home of the blue and gold of course but tonight it all about the purple. that's because prince is inside performing at oracle arena tonight. the concert was supposed to start at 9:00. so even though people love prince, he was a little late, a bit tardy. fans were left waiting outside until well after 9:00. those concerns could be eased a little bit later at the great american music hall in san francisco. the midnight after party for the concert is being held here. there are hurumors of a special prince performance. >> we have time to get there if we leave right now. >> how much would you pay to have your orange peeled? there's a fruit fight going on at whole foods. >> i don't actually buy peeled oranges. >> someone at whole foods thought customers would buy one sumo orange. >> instead of using a re

sioux city east takes on council bluffabe lincoln in a class 4a substate final. thelynx have handed the black raiders two of their four losses. a-l won by 21 and by 13-- on their way to a 20 and 1 record. game time is 7 at the tyson events center. in nebraska's class a, norfolk goes to lininln east. . with nebraraa's wild card system, both are likely going to state, regardless of the outcome. in nebraska's class d district finals, walthill and osmond play at wayne state -- wynot and chambers, wheeler central face off in battle creek. we'll see who's moving on at ten. iowa says goodbye to five seniors tonight when they host indiana in their home finale. oux city east grad adam woodbury and south sioux city grad mike gesell will play their last game at carver- hawkeye, as the 16th- ranked hawks host #12 indiana. beenen starter since their freshman year. gesell is just the fourth hawkeye ever to get over 1-thousand points, 500 assists and 150 steals. woodbury has over 700 rebounds and 800 rebounds and has started 132 of his 133 games at iowa. game time is 8 o'clock

workers suspect issue might be linked to a substation at the west oakland bart stop. bart says it is not uncommon for a few cars to lose power every day. but it became a major issue when it started happening to dozens of trains traveling eastbound. >> we don't know what caused it. just taking that substation offline has solved the problem temporarily. >> bart hopes to have 60 of those 80 trains that experienced power losses back in service by monday. >>> the force of a deadly crash in san jose sent vehicles spinning all across the roadway. take a look at the aftermath. shattered glass, plastic, metal everywhere. police say just before 3 a.m., a pickup truck t-boned an suv at camden and leigh avenues. not clear who had the right of way. >> ive to you go some sense of how fast these vehicles were going, they crashed in the middle of the intersection and the force of the impact spun the pickup truck around where it ended up 40 yards away up on the sidewalk of this trace bank. the drive was ejected. his body was thrown another 30 yards away where it ended up in the middle

class for a substate final. valley centennial and dowling catholic. -- hoover and ames at at's all this nonsense about balls? pink balls, blue, yellow, red. it's hard to keep the whole thing straight. and all these so-called deals? well, they come with a lot of deal breakers. like when you leave the city the signal goes weak. u.s. cellular built a network to give you a stronger signal where the other guys don't. and as for deals? how's $300 back for every line you switch? $300! no ball nonsense. get $300 per line and a stronger signal, todd: chilly temperatures tonight, not bad tomorrow, 43. wednesday and thursday morning, todd: the popular nightfall on the river concert series starts may 28. old favorites will be returning. a series runs through june 24 at the simon amphitheater. shows july 2, august 3 take place at the skating plaza. thank you for watching. shopping for an suv? well, this is the time. and your ford dealer is the place, to get 0% financing for 60 months on a ford suv. that's right. just announc

not know the exact cause of the problem, crews have noticed it goes away when they shut down a substation outside west oakland park this station will be temporarily closed. bart hopes to have three quarters of the damage fixed by this coming monday. >>> and 97-year-old woman who suddenly received an eviction notice after nearly 7 decades living in her home has died. loved ones of marie hatch say her sudden death is a shock. she first moved to the cottage back in the 1940s. the owner at the time promise that she could live here until she died. but last month, she received a 60 day notice to vacate from her current landlord. >> i would like to think now she is at peace and she is unafraid. that to me is the key to accepting this sudden extinction. >> a gofundme site raised the nearly $40,000 to help marie hatch fight that eviction. some of that money will now help the family plan is celebration of her life back her roommate plans to continue to fight to stay in that home. >>> coming up tonight, a stunning revelation by los angeles police. they have a knife recovered from the former home of

coming up next tonight, scott has girls state and boys substate basketball, including a buzzer beater at the u-s cellular center. that plus the hawkeyes try to get back on theheinning track on senior night. stay with your 24 hour losing streak against first place indiana on senior night. anthony clemmons. adam woodbury, mike gesell and jarrod uthoff final game at carver and the pride and joy of c car rapids jefferson with the bomb to cut the lead to 17-15. jerrod finished with 18..and a good start for clemmons off the break with the jumper for two of his 14... a a then they y rk it inside to woody who had 4 points and 11 boards.. but indiana hit 8 of 11 three pointers in the first half and led 47-41 at the break.. gesell in foul trouble in the first half with the nice drive for two of his 7.. and then they force the turnover and uthoff finishes on the other end to slice the lead to seven. and then nickolas baer off the bench with back to back trey's to tie the game. and they took the lead on a great feed from baer to jok. but iowa missed some opportunities down the stretch at the line

the company is working on a substation in leroy center in lake county. the project will help reinforce the electric system in that area. >>> an r.t.a. bus is replacing all trains east of tower city likely now until sunday. this includes the red, the blue, and the green lines. red line service west of tower city and the waterfront line service are not affected . train service was suspended when a fire ignited a section of the r.t.a. overhead signal wire. >>> well, coming up on cleveland 19 news, the wounded warrior project on damage control. move the cherry back in the right direction. >> "q": and the boys and girls clubs of cleveland had special guests at its breakfast this morning. see who won youth of the year straight ahead. >> laura: and a 12-year-old science project that could actually debunk deflate gate. >> "q": the wounded warrior project board fired c.e.o. steve narsdisi and the c.o.o. raised more than $1 billion in 13 years but recent allegations say much of that money was misspent on extravagant trips and conferences. wounded warrior gives jus

bart engineers thought they nipped a similar problem in the bud last month when they turned off a substation near the west oakland bart station. it popped up similar down the line. tonight this is the end of the line for bart another yellow line the north concord martinez station. if you wanted to get to pittsburgh bay point it required a trip on a bus bridge or a friend willing to pick you up. >> i wanted to get home like an hour ago but that didn't happen. >>reporter: bart engineers once again found themselves on the tracks looking for any sign of what may be causing power surgeries that are trying a piece of the train's propulsion system. the problem on the yellow line began this morning and left 25 cars hobbled. >> we can't afford to looked any more train cars or damaged we took that line out of service. >>reporter: just last month electrical spikes in the trans bay tube near west oakland took out 80 cars including 40 in one day. >> same exact systems. power surge, that it's damaging certain piece of equipment as part of the propels. >>reporter: bart spokesman says it's unclear if the jo

the fragile substation of hostility seems to be holding for a third day, despite some complaints andreaches bring the cease-fire only covers moderate groups fighting the government. it does not apply to islamist militants. >> the battle against the so-called islamic state rages on. that is what this syrian government video claims. apparently shows bashir al-assad forces dancing in the preface. these theories are not part of the cease-fire. but since the truce of cold, the warring sides have been trading accusations. but the government and the rebels say there have been numbers on seas file violations. human rights observers have reported hundreds phil -- hundreds killed. this video released by an opposition group, shows the description after effects in italy in northwestern syria. meanwhile in geneva, they've been hopeful peace talks will take place. >> u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon as well as others discussed of situation in the worn toward country. the u.n. has set up the facility to monitor compliance with the international and broker-deal. hopes to begin delivering humanitar

it's possible a power surge is happening as they pass a substation. whatever the cause, the effect is that riders must jam into shorter trains. >> coming in there's a lot more pushing and shoving particularly when they are trying to be the last person to get in to squeeze into the train and tempers get hot. >> a lot of people aren't able to get on the trains. they are more crowded. you hear a lot of -- you know, there's another train coming. we have to close the doors. >> reporter: bart is urgently trying to find the problem in the tube that started last month. >>> people in the north bay can get their first look at the smart train this afternoon. two cars from the sonoma-marin area rail transit are now on display. the public can board them and look inside at a platform on 3rd street in downtown san rafael. passenger trains will soon be running in the area for the first time in more than 50 years. service on the 43-mile stretch will again by the end of the year. >>> federal relief may be coming to bay area crab fishermen. jackie speier has introduced

in boys' action, the class 4a substate finals are tonight. several metro teams are fighting for a spot in the state tournament. valley is taking on ankeny centennial. dallas center-grimes. hoover and ames square off at southeast polk. and dowling catholic will take on ankeny tonight as well. that game will be held at johnston. we're in the courtroom for an emotional day of testimony today in the troy mure junior trial. he's accused of killing his passenger, 22-year-old scalicity perez, during a high speed crash. this morning, mure described his version of what happened. he said someone in a cadillac showed a gun and started to chase them down 35th street toward ingersoll. he says the cadillac tapped the back of their car causing him to lose control, but an accident investigator testified based on examination of the rear bumper. it didn't appear the car was struck from behind. mure said in an interview with police after the wreck that he and perez had received threats from people who thought they had been involvied in a fatal shooting at club

the ceremony kicked off at the sjpd substation on great oakes parkway. the dedicated portion runs from route 85 and interstate 280 into the heart of san jose. officer johnson was shot and killed in the line of duty a year ago today t his mother says it was special to her and her son. >> he was riding bikes out there after construction hours. >> mayor sam liccardo gave the official dedication calling johnson a true hero. >>> major companies like disney are threaten to pull their business out of georgia. the issue, a state bill some say discriminates against the lgbt community. david begnaud has details from atlanta. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: the tax man has been kind to "ant-man." and other disney movies filmed in georgia. the state's generous tax incentives have provided a warm welcome to filmmakers. but now some studios say that southern hospitality is being tested by a proposed law they believe discriminates against the lgbt community. disney issued a statement saying, we will plan to take our business elsewhere should any legislation allowing discrimina

other improvements are farther off, like remodeling the nypd substation and completing a transportation study. officials promise a better times square is on the horizon. some tourists and new yorkers say they wouldn't change a thing because there's no other place like it. >> we were here 20 years ago. i thought new york city was the greatest city in the world then and i do. >> it's quintessential new york. it's exciting. you see how new york is a cross cultural place. >> i love it. >> reporter: stacey delikat, fox 5 news. kerry: we have the president of the times square alliance. thanks for joining us. let's start with something you said in an interview last fall that i liked. you said, quote, this is times square, quirky is fine, but creepy is not. what did you mean? >> it's been a crazy, unusual place. that's what people like about it. so that's fine. there's always been naked folks, but some of the characters have gotten very aggressive. many are honest, hard-working people, but some are very aggressive. a female member of my staff said elmo grabbed my rear end. one time last year we

th the dedication ceremony taking place at 10:00 at the great oaks parkway police substation. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, bob. >>> at 4:35 right now. they can't go back home. tenants fighting to return to their apartments that are literally hanging on the edge of a cliff. last night tenants argued that the building is still standing and they want back in. many tenants say that they're homeless right now. after hours of testimony, commissioners voted to deny that appeal saying that lives would be endangered if they were allowed back. the building owner says he plans to appeal that commission's decision. >>> we'll keep watching that decision. what are we in store for today? it's been nice. >> hint, hint. very similar to what we saw yesterday. >> yes. and even a touch warmer in spots. so, we'll bring it up a couple of degrees, but, still, it is chilly as you head out the door and get the day started. 50 degrees in san carlos and 41 in napa and san jose is at 48 degrees and 72 for a high and 71 in palo alto. low 70s also

mayor de blasio and police commissioner bratton walked out of nypd's times square substation for a briefing on the latest security measures. going about their business, people in the city knowing the nypd has their back and understanding how important it is to never let the terrorists dominate us or influence us, but in fact to stand up for our way of life. >> reporter: police estimate nearly half a million people use the subway corridor in times square every day with a location remaining a top terror target. now 50 police officers will be dedicated to blanketing the area a with regular coverage underground in addition to high visibility on the streets. >> it's about confidence, the idea that the public can feel confident in the city, that we will do everything to try and occurring. >> reporter: he says the nypd is constantly monitoring counterterrorism methods and doing drills so they can quickly mobilize additional police officers when they feel necessary. and everyone in new york city is noticing the enhanced security. >> what you saw this morning and throughout the day, if you were of f

bart has learned by shutting down the substation they can stop the problem.y still do not know what the cause is accurate and that are trying to investigate that over the weekend. they hope to have those big cars back in service by monday morning. kron 4 news >> reporter: three more cases of the zika virus bring into a total of five in the bay area. health officials say there is zero chance that it is bridge here because it is not a airborne illness. it is narrowed down to two types of the skills that we do not have here in the bay area. kron4 . --mosquitos >> brittany: heavy rain showers expected and the wind speed will be up. two and a half inches in the north bay, said the cruz mountains at three to 5 in. and possibly up to 7 in. of rain showers at a higher elevation. with a wind advisory going into affect tomorrow. between 50 and 30 mi. of when the dust, on top of all that and how much note we will receive. the others think that we will be dealing with, the careful driving because of the winter storm advise the report that will last until monday morning 8

is taking this substation off line. although they don't think it's the source of the problem. >> we're still trying to figure out exactly what caused it. we did major inspections, looked at the third rail of the tracks, found nothing. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. expects to have all the cars repar)ed and back in service by monday. laura anthony, "abc7 news." >>> so what are your thoughts on b.a.r.t.'s crowded trains? we want to hear from you. using the #dearbart. >>> there are now five confirmed cases of zika virus in the bay p)ea. health officials reported one case today in alameda could believy. and contra costa county reported two. two other zika cases were confirmed last wee)hr' napa county and san francisco. the vr)us is usually spread by when gonzalez moved her hand away, the baby started crying again. >> there's no evidence in this case of any injury to this child. and the conduct is characterized as criminal and i disagree. >> care.com has banned gonzalez from its babysitting website where she advertised her services.

a two-part sports fource is the sioux city east boys went into the substate final with an 18-4 record. to get a ticket to state -- the black raiders would have to beat the team that handed them, two of those losses, council bluffs abe lincoln. the lynx, ranked third in class 4a at 20 and 1. this game at a "neutral" court at the tyson events center. east down 2 2 the half -- 3rd qtr -- senior connor murrell drives and sinks the floater. raiders down 4. murrell didn't want his hs career to end -- drops in 2 of his 16 pts - but east was down 7 after three. in the 4th -- jaylen rees gets the hoop and the hack -- east trying to cut into a 10-point lead. then, east gets the lead all the one -- van rees with another 3-point play. he led east with 20, it's 63-62. but al owned the last 2 minutes -- tre-vonte jones with the layin with a minute to go -- al ends east's season 72-65 to earn a trip to state. district finals in nebraska. norfolk wins in class a, 59- 53 at lincoln east. the panthers will be in lincoln, starting march 10th. in class d, walthill tops osmond 76-46 in a top ten battle. w

anchors, in addition to teaching children they would offer resources like medical clinics and police substationst help the neighborhood. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, this morning some of you areç waking up to snow but only a small portion of the area because it is quickly coming to an en. most of us nice and dry. it's cold this morning. you could be seeing slick spots on the roads. we're looking at the snow right along the beaches in sussex county. lewes finally getting rid of that snow. bethany beach getting rid of the snow to fenwick island. cape may through north wildwood, avalon, strathmere. atlantic city up through ocean county, burlington county finally getting rid of some of the snow. we still have it continuing along the shore in ocean county. major interstates from trenton to philadelphia, wilmington, nice and quiet. it's cold. remember any wet roadways do have the chance of seeing slippery spots. 35 in philadelphia, 34 northeast philly, trenton 33 degrees. some of these numbers will be dropping a couple degrees before the sun come

in addition to teaching children they would offer resources like medical clinics or police substationsthat help the neighborhood. the briefing happens at city hall this morning. we'll have more on where the plan stands later today on nbc 10 news. >>> a philadelphia police officer is recovering from minor injuries after being hurt chasing down a robbery suspect. police say the suspect held up conchetta's pizza in tacony last night. the officer broke an ankle after the suspect put up a fight. the suspect was also taken to the hospital with unknown injuries. >>> now to an update story that we first told you about thursday. dayquane thomas is charged with assault.ç police were patrolling when they saw a man they believe was wanted in a shooting. when he refused to drop his weapon, an officer fired hitting thomas in the back and legs. >>> now to decision 2016. four of the five presidential candidates will be speaking in washington today at apac, the american israeli policy group. sanders is trying to build momentum heading into tomorrow's contest. the vermont senator trails hillary clinton

turning off the power supply to the west oakland substation is a temporary fix. >> we can now put our efforts into fixing up those damaged cars and getting the car count back up towards normal, so that monday people aren't feeling any impacts. >> crews are inspecting the tracks, but so far they've found nothing out of the ordinary. they're going to continue investigating through the weekend. bart hopes to have 75% of those damaged cars back in the rotation by the monday morning commute. >>> a new study released suggests wide gaps in the ability of some people in the south bay to get food. a nonprofit called the health trust conducted this study and found a large number of low- income seniors and homeless people are going hungry. officials say they found about $4 million of food stamp money going unused each year in santa clara county simply because people don't sign up for it. >> we've got to do better outreach in order to make sure that everyone that's eligible for food stamps is able to take advantage of. that but that's money that goes into our local economy, and it's really an imp

they have no idea why it's happening, all they know is when they shut off power to certain substation, it seems to help ease the problem. of course, the bus bridges are in place, and they have been ever since this problem started yesterday. those bus bridges are connecting people. it has been a very confusing and inconvenient morning for commuters, thankfully, that rush hour has slowed down around this noontime. but the problem started about two weeks ago, at the west oakland station. cars over there were travelling over a section of track and experiencing some sort of power surge. that power surge was burning out the propulsion systems to specific cars, and just yesterday, about 50 cars were damaged here in north concord. bringing the total number of damaged cars to more than 100 that need to be repaired. fwen, bart has no idea -- again, bart has no idea why this is happening in the first place. they're the flying in engineers and getting help from pg&e engineers to get to the bottom of it. >> we need to get to the bottom of this, we can't allow something like this to continue to imp

they have taken the substation off line in the concord area and that seems to have stopped the problem in west oakland. as of this morning the agency is warning passengers to be ready for packed trains. we will see if we can talk to some of the passengers. can we talk to you? do you have a moment? just to find out how the bus bridge worked for you. how did it work for you? >> not to cool. i guess it's not that bad. at least i get to work. >> reporter: yeah. not like your normal drive. does it add more time? >> yeah. it'll -- i may be a little late but at least i get there. >> reporter: thank you. good luck. there you heard it. inconvenienced and you can expect to see that throughout the morning, that passengers are going to have to deal with this. that passenger we just talked to said it did add some time and he may be a little latew. he will try to catch up with pension passengers throughout the morning and stay in contact with bart throughout the morning to find the progress of things, how they are going throughout the drive. the bottom line is with cars out of the sessions system yo

the ceremony is held at the police substation on great oaks parkway at 10:00 a.m. >> two little girls, 14 months and 2 1/2, are safe and sound. they were missing for two day after their mom left them with a woman she barely knew. the stranger seen in the surveillance video is known only as "chaquita," and the mo 26-year-old of oakland, asked the woman to watch the girls. >> after being interviewed, miss jones was booked on child endangerment charges and unrepresented drug charges. >> a big misunderstood but lesson learned: do not drop off your children with an acquaintance. >> the mother is not facing charges and jones said she met her two months ago. >> cliffside residents could appeal a decision by the city to keep them out of their building. last knit the city council ruled an evacuation order stands for the yellow tagged apartment building. that is the same street where two other apartment buildings have been ton down because they were in danger of falling into the ocean. some former residents say they are now homeless. >> the top brass at yahoo could look different after today. t

. >> we took off a power substation, we took it off line. we're now serving that area of the track with other power substayings that work just fine. but we still need to find what happened, the root cause. >> engineers will be working overnight to pinpoint that problem with the power station. >>> the sheriffs gave an update on the jail fight by inmates. you can see the video here. they lashed out at critics who said the fight was staged to show the benefits of installed cameras. the head of the blue ribbon commission current evaluating this jail operation. robert handa is joining us from the jail with details on that jail fight and also the political fight. >> reporter: well, that's right. there are actually a number of issues sort of spilling over into each other. the investigation into the massive fight, whether the cameras were a factor and what will happen now to jail reform if the two main leaders can't get along. sheriff laurie smith today emphatically stated the cameras installed wednesday are helping with the investigation into thurs

in addition to teaching children, they provide clinics or police substations.information will be hand out at sayre middle school. they want to hear from parents about their neighborhood schools. the councilwoman wants the community to be more a part of the district's budget process. >>> also happening today, philadelphia will officially launch this year's work ready summer jobs campaign. it's a work force development program for young people between the ages of 14 and 21. participants complete a six-week paid work experience that teaches them skills they can use in the workplace. >>> and new jersey transit officials and yawn onleaders meet again today in newark as a strike deadline looms. both sides met on friday with the national labor board in wag washington. the labor dispute started brewing nearly five years ago when the last union contract expired. the union set a strike deadline for just after midnight next sunday. >>> more flu cases are being reported in new jersey. doctors say the flu is peaking later than in recent years. they say this may be because t

dispatchers instruct officers to meet with their sergeant either at police headquarters downtown or the substation in east oakland. dispatch tells the sergeants to call them. >> all sergeants, please -- >> reporter: it's the latest problem for oakland's troubled radio system. in 2012 the radios even went down during a visit by president obama. >> it sounds like there was a little bit of breakdown in the contingency plans. >> reporter: david cruz who is the point person for oakland radios until he left says the department is transitioning to a new regional radio system but it has been two years since the city first authorized that change. >> for the residents, for the first responders' sake, the city needs to treat this as an emergency and get those radios on to the network as quickly as possible. >> reporter: oakland police declined to good on camera but ktvu has obtained an internal memo from the chief telling his officers the system failed because of a malfunction of the control channel. when that happens no channels work. the chief says the department is trying to speed up the transition to the

down trees and power lines, maybe even something as innocent as a squirrel knocking out a power substation. but no matter where we live, the nation's antiquated electrical grid affects us all. it's an aged and overloaded system that's due for a $2 trillion rescue. a rescue that nobody has plans to make. rolling blackouts, cascade failures, they're only gonna get worse. >> the development of the grid dates back over a century. most of it was built up a half a century or more ago. a lot of the equipment that we rely on in the grid infrastructure was designed for a 40-year life expectancy. a lot of that equipment is operating a decade or two beyond its life expectancy. and that makes quite a statement