abc 7 news was first on the scene and reporter tiffany wilson is live with new reaction from passengers, tiffany. >> reporter: eric, b.a.r.t. officials are calling this a minor derailment, but it's led to major disruptions all afternoon. i want you to look at the two train cars that derailed right before 3:00. one of them is actually sitting on the ground right now. now, those two cars were part of a nine-car pleasanton bound train and they fell several feet off of the tracks. officials are currently on the cars right now assessing the damage. b.a.r.t. says 24 people were on board as it left the station and passengers felt the train shudder, shake, violently about 10 times in a row, and then it ground to a stop. no one was hurt, but passengers were alarmed by the smoke. >> there was smoke coming out from the car behind me, and i guess that's the car that started to derail. so, you know, we -- some people walked from that car into our car, and we wanted to get off the train because of the smoke, but the driver said i had can't open the doors. just to walk towards the front of the train.

system wide delay due that did he rail meant and tiffany wilson is live in daly decide near the spot where two cars derailed this afternoon. what are we learning. >> well, right now you can see the derailed train right next to me. this is next to san diego street there were two cars and nine-car train that derailed. yo can see the bart cruise on the tracks right now assessing damage, looking at the debris and looking at those two cars that jumped the rails. 24 people were on board the san francisco bound bart train as it left the daly city station just before 3:00. they told me they felt it shutter, shake, and grind to a stop. they say shortly after smoke started pouring out of the derailed cars. no one was hurt and they were directed to the front car of the train. that's where they waited together until emergency responders arrived. bart officials shut down oul all power to the tracks before escorting the bart passengers book to the daly city station that's about a quarter of a mile away. we spoke to a passenger who was on one of the train cars that left the tracks. >> i was in the

tiffany wilson was there. >> the reunion started with a smile and then disappeared into the back of this car, a bottle of milk emerges, she cradledradd and she clung to her. you could sense her incredible relief. her son was safe, her son was home. >> just happy tears. happy tears. >> his mother asked for a statement to be read on her half. >> this is every mother's worst nightmare. the hardest thing a parent has to go through is not knowing where their child is. >> the statement continued thanking law enforcement, members of the media, and everyone on social media that helped spread the word. >> thank you all for helping me get my son back. >> it has been a terrifying few days for the family. the boy's dad allegedly refused to take him home. the court gave the mother full custody on thursday. >> when we started looking into the case, we noticed that the father was engaged in erratic behavior as of late. >> officials issued an amber alert friday afternoon sparking a state-wide effort to find the little boy and now he is safe in his mother's arms. >> tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> now to

in the newsroom tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> thanks, tiffany. >>> let's take one more live look fromis where polls opened at the top of the hour. it's just past 8:00 in the morning there. the voting will take place mostly when you're sleeping but we'll stay on top of the results. you can download the abc 7 news app and enable push alerts and we'll send out an alert when a winner is declared. >>> back here animals that were found to be neglected at an oakland nature center have found new homes throughout the bay area. abc 7 news was at rabbit ears in el cerrito, one of the pet shops that took in pets rescued from the rotary nature center on lake merit in oakland. reptiles, guinea pigs, a mouse, three birds and a 60-year-old tortoise were taken from the city-run center, sent to shelters and pet shops 37 the animals found to be neglected and in poor health and word quickly spread they needed help. >> at some point they all came to me and said will you take -- if we can get these animals out, can you take some? we said yeah, of course. that's what we do. >> rabbit ears took in two guinea

tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> developing news out of san jose where police were searching the area of bodie court and blossom hill road near oak grove high school. officers were look for two men wanted for a robbery and assault with with a deadly weapon. the police spotted them last night. and they chased the subjects to the area and established a search perimeter. we'll update you as soon as we hear back from san jose police. >>> and developing news from the east bay where search crews will likely resume the search for a missing boater. contra costa fire officials received a call yesterday around 5:30 about a boat capsizing near the pittsburg marina. a child fell from the boat into the water and the father jumped in to rescue him and the child was found but the father is unaccounted for. and the search was called off due to much dismay. >> they should look for him. and he's in there. and tomorrow is too late. that is what i think they should do. and not leave, like they are doing right now. >> officials say the incident happened near brown's island which is part of the region nall

an abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson was there. >> reporter: the reunion tarted with a smile and then the mom disappeared into the backseat of this black car. a bottle of milk emerged and then mother and son. she kradedle him and he clung to her. you could sense her incredible relief. her son was safe. her son was home. >> just happy tears. happy tears. >> reporter: the mother asked someone to read a statement on her behalf. >> this is a parent's worst nightmare, not knowing where their child is. >> reporter: the statement continued thanking law enforcement officers, members of the media, and everyone on social media who helped spread the word. >> thank you all for helping and getting my son back. thank you all from the bottom of my heart. >> it has been a terrifying few days for the family. the father allegedly refused to take him home. a court gave the mother sole custody on thursday and that is when the san francisco district attorney's office got involved. >> when we started looking into the case, we noticed that the father was engaged in erratic behavior and that concerned us gre

abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson explains how the hack is having an effect on the frimpbl election. >> reporter: it's election day in france. >> it's crucial for france but i also think it's crucial for europe in fact, the whole world. >> reporter: the far right candidate marine le pen wants france to withdraw from the european union. emmanuel macron would deepen ties to the eu. one hour before the official end of campaigning, hackers leaked thousands of e-mails from macron campaign staffers. >> it looks a lot like the previous versions of this type of hack that were attributed to russia. >> reporter: france institutes a day of silence before election day so they received little investigation. the senior vice president of proofpoint says even though the e-mails didn't reveal anything can fiscal lus. >> there's nothing on this guy. >> reporter: just the headline of a hack creates distrust and disinformation. >> they can sew a lot of doubt and simply uncertainty ahead of a very important vote. >> reporter: people voting in berkeley and san francisco were not overly worried. >> i think

live in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> thank you. hard to do. thank you so much. good news to share with you this morning, a disabled woman's van similar to the one here has been found in freemont. that's her lifeline to the outside world. it was stolen saturday from black avenue. sky7 was over the van moments ago. the van's owners called our reporter, kate larson to report the good news. the vehicle was found on parkside avenue, and let's hope everyone is still inside including the victim's electric scooter. >>> a fire that destroyed a home, huge frames, on fraga court and midhill road. it burst into flames at 3:45 this morning. the flames did not spread. witnesses say there was an explosion before the fire. no one was hurt. >>> federal investigators look for a man who started a fire at a san jose church at 2:00 yesterday morning at the assyrian church on east minnesota avenue. there was a man in a hoodie scaling a fence, setting fire to the storage shed next to the building. that fire destroyed the shed. >> if someone comes to the house of god and build that chu

live in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> thank you, tiffany. >>> happening today marin's top corner is expected in court. doral harris is accused of having a sexual relationship with a girl under 14 starting in 2008. he is facing four felonies. he has been with the corner's office since 2003 and worked in alameda county before that. >>> this man has been missing since last week. he's a 24-year-old from virginia and was last seen around last monday from a housekeeping camp and he is insienlisted in the n and his car has been found. if you have any information, contact police. >>> police were called to montgomery drive and second street last night following reports of a man beating a woman. witnesses say he dragged the woman's unconscious body into a car and drove off. police started that vehicle near 4th street and farmer's lane and pulled him over and saw him in the back. the suspect and the victim are said to be homeless. the man was arrested and the woman is now being treated and we don't know what caused the attack ppb >. >>> investigators believe this van was stolen f

abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson talked recently with a woman who is suing an easy bay school district, accusing them of not doing anything about the abuse she says she suffered from a coach she trusted. >> newspaper clippings capture sherinne wilson on the court, but her memories of high school are buried in these journals. >> i lived with shame. i thought it was my fault. >> wilson says her basketball coach, leland sandler, started a sexual relationship with her when she was 16, often giving her drugs and writing notes like this to excuse her from class. >> he was a person in authority, and we're still taught, you know, that you listen to people in authority and you respect them, and that's what i did. >> eventually, wilson says her parents discovered the illicit relationship and confronted the principal at san ramon valley high school. >> the principal came up with -- told my parents that my four younger siblings would have to go to a different school if this came out, and it would just be better for everybody if it didn't come out. >> so nobody ever contacted police. wilson says he

tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> police shot and killed a man armed with a gun. roads are closed as investigators continue to piece together what happened. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is live where he's gathered new information, cornell. >> reporter: yeah eric, the shooting left folks who live here pretty shocked. one man just told me this is a very quiet neighborhood, a very unusual circumstance which happened today. police have closed terrega and burgundy drives. the actual house where it happened is about a block from where we are. pleasanton police held a news briefing a short time ago about the officer-involved shooting which left a man dead. they say he approached officers pointing a gun. >> the male walked towards the officers, holding a firearm, and pointing it in their direction. in response, one of our officers fired his duty weapon, hitting the subject. >> reporter: now that police spokesperson said three pleasanton police officers responded to a home on burgundy drive this morning after a 911 call about a family disturbance. police spokesperso

abc 7 news was first on the scene and reporter tiffany wilson is live with new reaction from passengerseric, b.a.r.t. officials are calling this a minor derailment, but it's led to major disruptions all afternoon. i want you to look at the two train cars that derailed right before 3:00. one of them is actually sitting on the ground right now. now, those two cars were part of a nine-car pleasanton bound train and they fell several feet off of the tracks. officials are currently on the cars right now assessing the damage. b.a.r.t. says 24 people were on board as it left the station and passengers felt the train shudder, shake, violently about 10 times in a row, and then it ground to a stop. no one was hurt, but passengers were alarmed by the smoke. >> there was smoke coming out from the car behind me, and i guess that's the car that started to derail. so, you know, we -- some people walked from that car into our car, and we wanted to get off the train because of the smoke, but the driver said i had can't open the doors. just to walk towards the front of the train.

. >> tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> back now to a live look at that polling center in france, french media reporting that turnout is lower than expected. be sure to download the abc 7 app and allow push alerts. the first exit poll results will come in around 11:00 this morning. >> developing news in north korea where another american citizen has been detailed against hostile acts across the country. they say that he worked for the pyongyang university of science and technology. 9:05 the time, oakland's acting fire chief has opened an investigation to into making sure that the ghost ship warehouse was infected. firefighters took a tour and between the a party there, but they did not report their concerns. thosefire fighters could be doe moted or fired for not responding properly. the time now is 9:06. animals found to be neglected have found new homes throughout the area. it is one of the bet shops that took in hand halls that were rescued. a 60-year-old tortoise was taken from the city run center with others and taken to pet shops. they were found to be neglected and in poor health.

abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson was there for the happy moment. tiffany? >> reporter: oh, my gosh. it was incredible, eric. and it is certainly the outcome that every family with a missing child hopes for. but not all receive. makai reunited with his mom in the mission this evening. the reunion started with a smile. then makai bangora's mom disappeared into the back seat of this car. a bottle of milk emerged. then mother and son. she krald him. he clung to her. she lifted him for a kiss. he snuggled on her shoulder. you could sense her incredible relief. her son was safe. her son was home. >> just happy tears. happy tears. >> reporter: his mother asked sandra machado to read a statement on her behalf. >> this is every mother's worst nightmare. the hardest thing a parent ever has to go through is not knowing where their child is. >> reporter: the statement continued thanking law enforcement officers, members of the media, and everyone on social media who helped spread the word. >> thank you all for helping in getting my son back. thank you all from the bott

and tiffany wilson is life for us at the montgomery street station. >> reporter: it's a tale of two transportation systems. the crime rate on muni has dropped to its lowest level in four years and we are seeing an uptick in crime on b.a.r.t. that's according to data analyzed by the san francisco examiner. muni measures crime rates based on miles vehicles, and there's a 3.8 crime rate per 100,000 miles travelled and compare that to october of 2013 when the rate hit 12.2 crimes per 100,000 miles. and the agency told "the examiner" they are making muni more secure with policing and better technology and improved communication with the police, and by contrast, b.a.r.t. is dealing with rising crime, and it's not exactly apples to apples and after three years of decline the rate of crime spiked 2.4 crimes per 1 million riders in the past year. and there have been robberies on b.a.r.t. in the last month, including the flash mob robby, and in response to that b.a.r.t.'s acting police chiefs are saying the police are being dispatched to some stations. >>> and then our media partner reports darryl harris is

abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson explains how the hack is having an effect on the trench election. >> reporter: it's election day in france. >> it's crucial for france but i also think it's crucial for europe, in fact, the whole world. >> the far right candidate marine le pen wants france to withdraw from the eu. emmanuel macron would deepen ties to the eu. one hour before the official end of campaigning, hackers leaked thousands of e-mails from macron campaign staffers. >> it looks a lot like previous versions of this attack attributed to russia. >> back to a live look at a polling center in france. download the abc news ap. we will send out an alert when the winner is declared. the first exit poll results start coming in at around 11:00 this morning. time is 5:03. >>> animals found to be neglected an oakland nature center have found new homes. yesterday abc7 news was at rabbit ears in el cerrito, one of the pet shops that took animals rescued from the rotary nature center. reptileses, guinea pigs and a 60-year-old terror toys were sent to the shelters and pet shops. the animals wer

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