: the man is kneeling on top of the train right now. negotiators just got here. representatives were from the santa clara county office. i'm told the man was despondent and spitting it at crisis intervention. this started at about 120 this morning. police to know exactly who this man is and how the got to the train hello lee is and who he is. >> ............. >> averi: the police did not want to injure this man since the train is about 20 ft. high. they do not want a fight or struggle to happen. they do not what the man to injure one of the deputies. structure is being placed so that the train car can be bypassed. if you plan on taking the bus bridge give yourself plenty of time. >> darya: is there any fear that he is a harm to himself or others? is he threatening to jump or hurt himself or others in any way? >> averi: they say they're not sure if the man is a mentally ill or whether he is threatening people. >> mark: we first sent news of this story through our mobile application. you can download for free. this one person is stopping

that man is on top of that vta train.we talked to one of the negotiators who says they are not getting anywhere with him at this point. he seems to be erratic. they do know who he is and he is on probation for nonviolent offenses. they are trying to talk him down. this all started at 1:20 as the train operator was driving on the tracks and they saw this man on the track. the operator was able to stop the train before hitting him. then saw as he was trying to get access to the top of the train, the operator was able to cut the power. it is because of that operator this man is not hurt. >> the operator had to act quickly. it's a matter of seconds before he was on top of the train. the operator did the right thing calling operation control and getting that power down. >> the power was cut to the tracks and the train is stopped. this is a very bad spot for it. this means vta cannot roll any train north of here. there are a lot of high density tech companies in the north san jose/north first street corridor this morning. we ca

a man climbs on top of that train in san jose. police trying to coax him down, bob, right in front of our studios, really. bob, tell us what's happening now. >> well, unfortunately, this could go on longer, scott and kristi, because t santa clara county sheriff's department plans to wait this man out. right now, he's on top of that train. you can't see him. he's out of sight from our vantage point, but he's hunched down, he's been underneath a yellow tarp within the past few moments. he was apparently showing those two crisis negotiators there in the cherry picker a cell phone that he had. is not sure what that is about. but those two crisis negotiators, they feel that forcing him down would be too risky, too dangerous. now, this is a change in behavior from earlier when he was standing up in nothing but shorts and shoes, causing commotion, saying that he wanted to ruin the morning commute. now, the sheriff's office has been able to identify him as kyle lewis, a 25-year-old man from boondale. he's out on probation for what we beli

san francisco tops out at 63.into the next several days, we will still have a chance of rain but clears out by the end of the weekend. more on that in a few minutes. mike is tracking a couple of crashes in san mateo. >> right now because traffic is light, look at the bay bridge. let me show you the map on the peninsula. wastebound fox city boulevard getting over to the highrise. southbound 101 moves smoothly past the crash there. that may be a distraction but sounds like that lane is getting cleared in the last couple of minutes. in san jose by the station, component station, we have police activity. let me show you where it is off charcott. this person is still on top of the vta train. trains are not running north of the metro station. they have a bus bridge in place. >>> coming up, south bay high school future is in limbo. problems plaguing lehigh school forcing administrators to make changes. >>> elon musk is so worried about making cars, he's sleeping at the office. ==laura//topvo== there's still primaries to

jose at the scene of a standoff involving a man standing on top of a v-t-a train. it's been going on for hours, and it could affect the train >>. >> live in san jose at scene of a standoff involving a man standing on top of a vta train. >>> breaking fire breaks out at a vallejo home. this fire sent a child to the hospital with burn injuries. >> powerball dreams dashed for no. no winner means the $450 million jackpot continues to grow even more. "today in the bay" starts right now. a very good thursday morning to you. it's cinco de mayo. >> celebrate the children. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. that vta situation is a block away from our station. you are keeping tabs on our commute and kris sanchez is there we are on day two of light sprinkle watch. >> we'll see more coverage of rain today. we'll see this storm system starting to ramp up. we start out the morning with dry conditions. you can see there are clouds and light showers across the region. that's that system that will later on bring us rain. temperatures now are in the upper 50s to low 60s headi

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the bank of montreal estimates that insurance losses could top $7 billion. for the nearly 100,000 evacuees, uncertainty is building into frustration. and they're already meeting with insurance companies who are trying to expedite claims. >> the industry is deployed. they're active. every insurance company has their own catastrophic response plan. >> reporter: uncertainty as well for can ka's oil industry. one-third of daily crude output has been taken offline due to the wildfire. the can we is when can production be brought online? sun corps says in a statement, we will begin to return to operations when the infrastructure in the region can support our start.and we are confident it is safe to do so. right now we don't know how long that will be. today officials got their first good look at the damage in ft. ft. mcmurray and hopefully some answers for the thousands of displaced residents at evacuation centers like the one behind me. for "nightly business report," i'm dierdre bosa in edmonton, alberta. >>> let's turn to john kildoff to talk about what the cana

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we are at the top. we are a small program. we don't want to change that.t to keep the small community collegial feel, which is part of the innovative way that harvard does engineering. that will enable us to be at the top of the field on a scale basis. >> it is really impressive what is going on over there. how are things going with diversity, getting more women to be engineers? are you happy with that trend? do you feel like you have more work to do? how is that going? prof. doyle: both. we happy with the trend, but we have more work to do. we are at roughly one third women in the bachelors program, the undergraduate program, what we call a concentration. that compares favorably to the national average of 20% of engineering bachelor's degree going to women. it is no reason to rest on our laurels. if we make the top 10 rankings in that regard, but we have to keep improving. we have to push the number until we get closer to demographic in the population. emily: how do you push that number, how do you attract more women and retain them? prof. doyle: we have

there is a man on top of that train.aring one of those yellow emergency blankets the negotiation team from the sheriff office is here trying to talk him down. he's been up here since 1-20 this morning. i was told the way this started was that this vta train, which was empty. just the train operator inside, it was heading back to the yard. suddenly the operator saw this man standing on the tracks. he stopped the train, when he stopped the train that man climbed on the train and hi has not come down. i'm being told by sheriff keeps the man is aggitated, they don't know if he's under the influence or not, they sent out the team, san jose p.d. is here, the fire department is here, it's the sheriff office handling this. this is having a major impact on vta. it affects half of the system. they had to take the electricity, they had to power down the wires. they were afraid the man would be electrocuted. everyone will be impacted by this. vta put a bus bridge into effect to help those people. they can't get the trains out of the

new york, california, illinois and maryland top the list. in a statement, mississippi school officials say they plan to appeal. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> that's an interesting one. >> it is an interesting one. it's been a long process to try to integrate there particular district. it started about 50 years ago about, 12 years after brown v board of education. it's still an ongoing matter. >> and a heated one, right. >> not a lot of looking forward to it. >> 29% of the students are white, 67% black and the remainder considered asian or hispanic. coming up, keeping your home safe. how prepared are you if this happens in your home? the surveillance video that may surprise you. >> ♪ i always feel like somebody's watching me ♪ ♪ and i have no privacy oh, oh ♪ i always feel like >> apparently somebody may be watching. >> you is that right? >> yes, when you're home and worried about this, we all have these paranoid dreams about it. your home may it be a lot more vulnerable han you think. >> how prepared are you against home invaders? ou

colorstay gel envy diamond top coat.hi, i'm rosemary connors. it's a few minutes before 10:30 on this wednesday. gorgeous weather outside. let's get more on the forecast now from chief meteorologist glenn schwartz. hey, glenn. >> hey, rosemary. we have temperatures that are skyrocketing. we got to 83 yesterday. we're already to 79 degrees in philadelphia and 80 degrees in delaware. the humidity is low and it's a nice day. 82 degrees in philadelphia this afternoon. bright sunshine, low humidity. lehigh valley getting into the upper 80s and parts of new jersey also getting near 90 degrees. the shore is warm now and will cool off later. >> thanks for that, glenn. let's check in with jessica boynton. >> these are the westbound lanes right here showing some of the slowdown. no problems now on 95. through the curve eastbound and westbound, still a little slow in some spots, but mostly slow in the center city, 20 minutes to the vine. >>> this morning police are questioning two men after a deadly shooting in germantown. they fou

adele taking the top artists before debuting music video.ht awards, more than any male artists in history. but here he is, it was justin bieber who snagged the award for top male artists. kesha stole with bob dylan cover . ♪ ♪ ♪ nicole: closing out the night with a tribute to prince, madonna and stevie wonder, the late singer's purple rain. ♪ ♪ ♪ nicole: many artists paid tribute to prince thanking him for inspiring them. lauren: all right, let's get a look at the world of sports, oklahoma city thunder blew out the golden state warriors to take a two games to one lead in the western conference finals. kevin durant scored 33 points and russell westbrook had 30. game four tuesday oklahoma city. in the nhl playoffs, tampa bay lighting are one win away from returning to stanley cup final. 23 seconds into overtime, florida win over pittsburgh penguins in game 5. lighting have three games to two lead in the best of seven series game. came back from a fatal crash last year, a four-lap qualifying average of 230 points, final run of the day to barely

lawmakers want to get to the top of all that. they will hear from tsa administrator about what they calm long lines and short patience. did they cut too many screeners when more people are traveling. why kelly hogan the head of security was reassigned and not fired while the agency was under fire for low morale, retaliation and getting explosives and mock weapons through security. why was he still making the big bonuses? answers likely to come with the head of tsa here in washington in the hot seat. >> they better get moving. villeho leaders, later this month will vote on an exclusive deal to develop a new electric car plant at the naval ship plant on merit island. so far the company has built no cars. it's based in southern california and bank rolled by a chinese billionaire. if the deal comes to pass, it might bring us hundreds of millions of dollars there is talk a billionaire was behind the gawker paying the legal fees. >> teal has a grudge against gawker. >> he does, gawker published a personal information about teal a numbe

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clinton's top industry, wall street, tops $23 million.hen it comes to the direct campaigns, sanders has raised the most -- over $182 million. clinton is right behind him at $180 million. and trump has raised less than a third of each of his current challengers -- $48 million. add in so-called outside money, including super pacs -- clinton takes the lead with a total that tops $256 million. sanders hovers around $182 million. and trump comes in just above $51 million. would people be surprised to will: i think they would and i think the data that we work with every day reflects kind of what people fear about the political system. it reflects that very few people have an outside influence over the federal political system in the united states. sharyl: under the category of it's a small world -- trump's national campaign fundraising manager, hedge fund manager steven mnuchin, once partnered up in a business venture with clinton's biggest donor, hedge fund manager george soros. trump's campaign told me they think he'll be elected president wi

it's not hezbollah -- a top hezbollah killed. statewide doping hit russia, the kremlin slammed the allegations a slander by a defector. coming up, should high heels be mandatory for women at work? the controversial policy that landed one global audit company in hot water. we have the details in business. brazil is in a statewide political polarization. the new acting president is calling for unity that may be easier said than done. the ousted president is bound to fight what she's calls a coup following the senate impeachment and her trial and suspension. protesters clashed with police while the president promises to get the economy back on track and tackle corruption. that is something he is accused of himself. he's brazil's new president after 30 years of socialist rule came to an end. he was sworn in for the next six months. supporters of the woman he ousted took to the streets, calling for him to step down. >> as long as we are here in this country, this man will never rule brazil. >> is the civil coup, capitalism or does itt

emily: you and apple are jockeying for the top spot in china. happening is the smartphone market is saturated for the first time. how worried are you? hugo: what the data says is that china has moved into the replacement market. people already have a phone. they want to buy a new phone every year. is interesting point though the replacement is actually coming down. people are more anxious to buy a new phone more often. there is a tremendous amount of room for us to grow even if the pie itself isn't growing. emily: would you ever make a car? hugo: would we ever make a car? we are not making a car just to be clear. i think that is an extraordinarily difficult task. it is not something that we can build today. we are not resourced. but why not? emily: you guys recently raised $1.1 billion. you are valued at $45 billion. why is xiaomi still a private company? hugo: i do think that is moving fast and being able to change direction quickly is important to us. when you are a public company, you are more restrained in your ability to do that, to massive

jetblue tops low-cost carriers for the 11th year in a row.ng other traditional carriers, delta airlines ranked second followed by american. southwest finished second among low-cost carriers followed by wei west jet. >>> and instagram's camera icon is out replaced by a multicolored logo. inside the app it opted for a black and white layout for posting and viewing photos. as most change on the internet go, not everyone is happy about the update. anne marie? >> count me among one of those people. >> i'm with you. i'm an instagram purist. >> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thank you very much. >>> still to come, a "60 minutes" legend signs off. we'll look back at morely safer's brilliant career from the front lines to french food. all her aches and pains. and i said "come to class, let's start walking together" and i said "and i bet you money you'll be able to do that senior walk". that day i said "ok it's me and you girl, me and you!" i said "if you need to stop, there's a bench we'll just hang out in the shade." she said "absolutely

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of the vta light rail train is still on top. you see there's a cherry-picker up there, that's part of the hostage negotiation team, crisis intervenges team, they have been trying to talk with the man, trying to get him to come down, we did get an update from a lieutenent who has no weapons, he's wearing shirts and -- shorts and no t-shirt. they think he's under the influence. he's despondent. he has a criminal history. drug related offenses. they are trying to keep a dialogue with him. he's been up there since 1:20 this morning when the train was headed back to the yard. nobody was in the train except for the operator. he was standing on the tracks. that's when the operator stopped the train and the man climbed up and refusing to get down. first street is closed, and this is affecting the commute, the light rail. right now i'm joined by the vta spokeswoman. you can tell me how are you taking care of this. this is affecting half of your system. >> it is impacting the north half of the system. we are going to have bus bridges thro

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tops and bottoms.st thought i would create this table to put this in context. picture the 2000 peak. the sox peaked on the 14 tl, the s&p about nine, ten days later. the sox led, stopped going up first. at the bottom, in '02, the same phenomenon. the 8th, just two days later, they led, bottomed first. in '07 in the peak, a lead time. think about in the '09. they bottomed in '08. the market didn't bottom until '09. in 2011. this time, the semis went on. and they topped actually on june 1st. breaking this sort of almost perfect trend. but what i'm seeing in terms of the actual structure of the semi index itself is something not good. so we know it is a leading indicator. and here's some of those inflection points. in '07, here's the top. right? which happens in the semis went down first, but the s&p kept going. same thing here. the top, the semis go down, the s&p kept going. what we're having is the same thing, the general stall in deterioration. we think that's a problem. so we're going to do a trade on

. >> the top story is politics. donald trump training his sights on the general election now at hillary clinton because shae the last man standing -- he is the last man standing in the race. we have complete coverage with peter alexander, good morning to you. >> hi, good morning, the republican race now officially over. donald trump focused on his next prize, the white house. he says he will not be completely self funded in the general election, telling nbc news he wants to raise one billion dollars for the gop. >> and ones that have -- >> reporter: donald trump unrivalled and unplugged speaking to lessern hotel, previewing his strategy to beat hillary clinton. >> she is not strong. she is not going to be strong at the border. she is not going to strong with the military. she won't be strong with isis. no matter how you look. >> the billionaire who obvicerated his opponents with insults -- i would like to see a high level policy oriented campaign if they treat me properly, i'll treat them properly. it would be a bea

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we are approaching the top of the hour.e team is getting ready for "squawk box" in new york. joe kernin takes a look at what's coming up. good morning, joe. >> two days in a row. >> what? >> giving you the thumbs up. maybe george stephanopoulos is going to write the next piece on hillary's chances, you know. he's so tough, man, really asks those tough questions of hillary. i agree, though, i think that the campaign should just coast. not worry about terry mcauliffe or any of this stuff. i would just coast from here on out. a shoo-in. >> joe, i was talking to one supporter of clinton he actually said the biggest threat she has for sanders continuing is energy. she needs to have holiday and relax. >> her biggest threat is herself, wilfred. you haven't lived in this country for the past 20 years. let's not go there. let's not go there. >> you could say the same thing about trump. both sides. >>> derek jeter is going to be on on a day where it looks like we may have a winning session again. when is the last time we had two dece

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, printing usually goes to the top, right? was going to be the cream that got to the top. for somebody that has no experience in politics to be able to start off and win with a strong field and not even go to the convention is quite remarkable. it shows that he is a winner. he knows how to win. >> jamie gangel is here. he is a winner. that's a word and phrasing donald trump loves, especially when it is winner and not loser. but this is a huge statement, dan quayle, establishment, establishment, establishment. >> absolutely. and what's interesting is he's never spoken to trump. he was not lobbied to do this. he came to this conclusion on his own. he's breaking with other gop establishment, they're not there, and he thinks that trump can win. he really does. and he wants paul ryan to get on board. we did this interview before the meeting and he was already saying i think paul ryan's going to come around, i don't know if he knew something ahead of time, but he really feels the gop has to unify around trump. >> which is pretty stu

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first up, teva beating on the bottom and the top line. joe? >> this is interesting. this is one of pete's favorites. will ask his opinion when i'm done with this one. everyone keeps talking about a little bit of inflation coming back here in the united states, it's coming from the health care sector. the roll-off of the one-time price cut in the affordable care act. i like the way teva looks here on the charts. fundamentally, i like it as well. pete? >> well-run, good management. i'm not in it now. i'm in some of the bigger pharma names here. >> krispy kreme is set to be acquired by jab, $1.5 billion. doc, you saw some unusual activity in this name last week? >> we did, judge. it averages less than 300 calls traded per day. that was in the previous month, but kkd on tuesday last month, they bought over 3,200 of the calls. mainly at the 16 and 17 strikes. those calls go from like 25 cents to $2 or $3, like that. so somebody made a pile of money here on ten times normal volume. i would say it smells a little bad. >> all right. speaking of that, lending club? >> thinkin