officers caught the man at west oakland station. they say he had been threatening passengers all the way through the tube from san francisco. starting at the montgomery station. we're live in west oakland with the story. >> very scary situation. bart police have in custody a 32 year-old man they say is a transient. bart says he will be under going a psychiatric exam. here's how it went down. >> reporter: imagine riding a bart train leaving the station in san francisco. and during the ride across the bay, a man brandishing a box cutter threatens riders trapped in the train car. at 9:45 they started getting frantic phone calls. they subdued a man here at 9:53. for eight minutes, passengers had to endure this man threatening, yelling and waving that box cutter around. eventually slashing a woman in the hand. >> he came into contact and cut a woman an adult woman who was on the train on her hand. it's not believed to be a life threatening injury. >> i would be very fearful of my life. in that situation. >> riders reacted. >> that's not

>>trying to find a place to park your vehicle and poplar street in west oakland has become a bit of a challenge due to these huge loss you see here. >>nobody is able to part everybody's trying to find placed are now and i was like isn't that against a loss this what it says the logs suddenly appeared a few months ago. >>she believes they're being used to deter arby's from parking in this area. she asked not to reveal her identity really do think that they're trying not let the harvey's parker in now >>he somini from coming here. >>i couldn't help but notic some blogs that look very similar on the other side of this gated property folks here directed me to parable property management i reached out to see if they do anything about this still waiting for their reply. however, this woman says she actually witness workers take the logs out of the slot and place them here in the street. >>we come out here and pull the man out like everybody else in the neighborhood as a resident i just started seeing these logs showing up and i didn't know where they had come from west oakland as councilmem

get a job on that project, they know where to go, which is the west oakland job resource center. so there are a lot of good models out there. this is why i said i wasn't going to talk in the beginning. i have a lot of ideas. >> supervisor ronen: i just wanted to personally thank you, doug, for all of your work on behalf of workers in this industry. as a former worker rights' attorney, i just had to say that it's extraordinary. and the fact that we have all drivers, as employees now, is extraordinary achievement. so thank you so much. >> thank you. thank you. >> supervisor ronen: hello. >> good morning, supervisors. my name is brian kramer. i was born here in san francisco. i have lived here my entire life. i went to high school, college, and have worked here. but my primary source of income, since high school, has been through cannabis. i started growing in high school. i started selling in high school. and since then up until i was 30 years old, that was all i did was cannabis. until i was busted in 1996 and sent to a federal prison for five years for growing weed. when i got ou

the bay area, the winds have been whipping around the bay area again, 22 miles per hour to the west in oakland right now 17 in sonoma 14 in novato 18 in the san jose so yeah, the winds kind of kicking up outside the skies clearing out nicely we had a couple reports of some light scattered showers actually in the bay area overnight and into early this morning but that long gone now and looks like some cooler air is going to be settling in no delays being reported this authority other a bay area airports which is some good news. temperatures right now it kind of a brisk out there on the coastline 59 degrees in happened they 59 also in san francisco look at the 60's elsewhere around the bay and yeah keeping these numbers cool if you're headed out the door our planet some clear skies a bit of a wind near the coastline. those temperatures staying down a blow them. plenty of stars as we take you through the night man i think overnight tonight we're not going to see the snow but maybe we start talk about some frost here in the coming days, temperatures likely to drop off into the 30's tonight in some

as you mentioned, we're live outside of the west oakland b.a.r.t. station. all of these commuters are looking down at their phones. they're ordering ubers and lyfts, trying to figure out a way to get out and get to the final destination. i have a commuter here. jason from oakland. walk me through it. you were on the train and what did you hear? zb >> i was the last guy on the train, we're packed in. we're going to hold the train for a minute. everyone's, okay. a couple minutes go by and they say, there's smoke in the tunnel. we're going to be probably turning this train around. and since i was the last person on the train, i was the first person off. i figured out how to get here another way. >> reporter: smoke, debris, you heard there were sparks. >> i didn't hear sparks. i heard smoke. probably the train wasn't going to go in there any time soon. i bailed out. >> reporter: haets twhat's the now? >> my car is here. i was trying to go one stop. i got here. i called the lyft and got her quickly. >> jason, thank you so much for talking to us. commuters affecte

we have mid-60s at oakland. 59 at half-moon bay. nice view west. under some of the midlevel clouds that are beginning to move across the bay. this is a bright view of the west sky. 69 degrees. 71 fair field. 68 concord and 64 livermore. a view from the east bay. these are forecast features. clouds will increase over night. that is happening already as a matter of fact. morning showers are likely. mainly in the north bay. we expect a robust warming trend next week. over night conditions will look like this. increasing clouds. high clouds and low clouds. and moisture will be dropping down from north. lows will be mainly in the mid to upper 40s. 50 degrees around the bay shoreline. a quick increase in high clouds in the wee hours of the morning. followed by pockets of moisture that could produce light rain. midday the showers taper off. there could be a couple spotty sprinkles along the coast. into the afternoon. even skies begin to clear in the afternoon. high temperatures will range from about 64 half-moon bay to upper 60s near 70. up in the north b

>>trying to find a place to park your vehicle and poplar street in west oakland has become a bit of a challenge due to these huge loss you see here. >>nobody is able to part everody's trying to find placed are now and i was like isn't that against a loss this what it says the logs suddenly appeared a few months ago. >>she believes they're being used to deter arby's from parking in this area. she asked not to reveal h identity really do think that they're trying not let the harvey's parker in now and. >>somini from coming here. >>i couldn't help but notice some blogs that look very similar on the other side of this gated property folks here directed me to parable property management i reached out to see if they do anything about this still waiting for their reply. however, this woman says she actually witness workers take the logs out of the slot and place them here the street. >>we come out here and pull the man out here like everybody else in the neighborhood as a resident i just started seeing these logs showing up and i didn't know where they had come from west oakland as councilme

>>prayed every day for about a year and a half at powell at embarcadero at lake merritt at a west oakland down. >>back to grammy award-winning oakland artist fantastic negrito says he is concerned that outlawing performers on by property could deprive the world of the next great artist from right here in the bay area. >>yeah, is i mean the first the first day that i got my grammy i opened it up went back to the place right on a really old it. to the bart station lake merritt i really sincerely don't believe that there would be a fantastic negrito if i didn't have the opportunity to go in play at bart, however, director alice as a potential new ordinance could prevent any panhandling cash from exchanging hands on by property whether you're performing or not. >>it isn't about. deborah allen hating performers i actually love the arts. >>still from a break dancer on the train and i'm not asking for money is out >>if you're not breaking any other rules like the loud music ordinance or you're not creating an unsafe condition. then i would it would not fall within this ordinance the results of t

officers tased the man on the west oakland platform before putting him in hand cuffs and taking him away. >>> making our street safer is a big part of our effort in making a better bay area. just yesterday a driver in san francisco was just inches from hitting a woman and her dog at hyde and pine streets and now she's taking action. >> reporter: it's a neighborhood where the majority of people can be seen walking to the nearby super market, shops and school. davis has lived here for 13 years and yesterday she had a close call. >> inches from hitting me, and he was going quite fast. he had some choice words for me. >> reporter: davis posted her experience on social media and asked her neighbors to e-mail their supervisor. in less than 24 hours many of her neighbors said they wanted the same change. >> to get more enforcement and eventually to get a no turn on red sign through here. >> reporter: the supervisor confirmed to abc 7 news he did receive her e-mail and reviewing her request. right now we're on hyde and pine trying to see how many people are crossing the street and if they're clo

a dialogue and with whoever >>trying to find a place to park your vehicle and poplar street in west oakland has become a bit of a challenge due to these huge loss you see here. >>nobody is able to part everybody's trying to find placed are now and i was like isn't that against a loss what it says the logs suddenly appeared a few months ago. >>she believes they're being used to deter arby's from parking in this area. she asked not to reveal her identity really do think that they're trying not let the harvey's parker in now and. >>somini from coming here. >>i couldn't help but notice some blogs that look very similar on the other side of this gated property folks here directed me to parable property management i reached out to see if they do anything about this still waiting for their reply. however, this woman says she actually witness workers take the logs out of the slot and place them here in the street. >>we come out here and pull the man out like everybody else in the neighborhood as a resident i just started seeing these logs showing up and i didn't know where they had come from west o

>thank you john bart is recovering from some earlier problems there was a medical emergency in west oakland and we had some equipment problems as well so they are recovering and reporting residual delays up to 20 minutes on the antioch line in both directions. so you want to plan ahead for that residual delay, so you won't be late the drive into san francisco, its crew how did often on a it's okay here rolling in a little bit heavier than what was out there about 15 minutes ago, so it's going to be slowing go from west grand through the tolls and then again coming off the bridge right around fremont street merging on the skyway with this is a pretty good commute for friday morning into san francisco, least it's not backed up all the way through the maze will check more bridges coming up james. >>thank you very much rob and happening right now to our north in lake county right along highway 29 they've shut that section down because fire crews are mopping up a wildfire near hidden valley. a lake here's a map and you can see kind of the general area on the north side of town where this fire br

. >>> 48-year-old man is in critical condition after heas hit by a car in west oakland. it happened a ttle before 9:30 pm last night. the driver failed to stop after hitting the man. he was found lying in the roadway. near the crosswalk. anyo with information is being asked to call police. >>> san francisco public works has approved a plan to ban most cars from market street. the idea is to widen the sidewalks. roll out the red carpet for buses going up and down market. all cars except taxes will be banned from octavia boulevard. the proposal was certified by the planning commisda si > by january. >>> fleet week in san francisco now going full steam ahead. >>> things kicking off this morning with the big parade of ships. te afpets ro s francisco's waterfront. fodrea ivis lthr e e action to come.>> reporter: some days you get the best assignment of the day. right now behind me the water is clear. there are no boats on the water. the sky is clear. the airshow has ended. the party has already begun here. the october crowd fisherman's wharf are bigger than usual. camera equi

. >>> there is a west oakland loft on the market for $619,000. some might call it affordable. has it all. except for one thing. >>> windows. the convertedion ltle street. you can't look out. you can look up there are three large skylights in the one bedroom unit. it could all be yours. there is an open house this weekend. >>> tonight in san francisco were getting a look at one of the healthiest homes on the market. betty tells us why this luxury home is far from ordinary.>> reporter:>> we have a sauna.>> reporter: a sauna and steam room are a few standout amenities. that make 2646 union street a wellness center property. it is the newest ultraluxury home. taking suspend the ability and wellness to its highest level. sustainability.>>> we are trying to do better. every time we don't we learn something new. our goal is to always improve on what we built before.>> reporter: a healthy lifestyle comes at the price of $29.8 million. pacific heights five level home is 8300 square feet. and features four bedrooms. 7 1/2 bathrooms. a guess sweet office and penthouse. wine cellar and sp

the double-decker cyprus freeway in west oakland had collapsed in 15 seconds into ming 42 people in their cars and injured hundreds more. >> you have the collapse all the way down to the roadway on one side a e other side was up seven feet at an angle. >> reporter: retired oakland fire chief and his crew were the first responders to get there. the memories of what he saw and did are still vivid 30 years later. >> people looking over the edge and cars that have gone off the freeway. the car roofs were collapsed down to the windowsills of the doors. that was where maybe some people here had survived and some people hadn't. >> reporter: on this anniversary, the city of oakland commemorated those whose lives ended here. >> the fact that right here where we are standing, 42 people perished in the cyprus collapse. that recognition was so sobering , so shattering. >> reporter: that was especially true when kaufman was alerted to one particular car. >> for five hours we wrestled in getting a little girl and a boy out of the car where the mother who was driving and her friend had been killed. and

>>prayed every day for about a year and a half at how at embarcadero at lake merritt at a west oakland >>back to back grammy award-winning oakland artist fantastic negrito says he is concerned that outlawing performers on by property could deprive the world of the next great artist from right here in the bay area. >>yeah, is i mean the first the first day that i got my grammy i opened it up went back to the place right on a really old it. to the bart station make mare i really sincerely don't believe that there would be a fantastic negrito if i didn't have the opportunity to go in play bart, however, director alice as a potential new ordinance could prevent any panhandling cash from exchanging hands on by property whether you're performing or not. >>it isn't about. deborah allen hating performers i actually love the art. >>still a break dancer on the train and i'm not asking for money is >>and if you're not breaking any other rules like the loud music ordinance or you're not creating an unsafe condition. i would it would not fall within this ordinance the c% results of the panhandling

i was in the 3ri grade sitting at the table a living in west oakland doing my homework and i saw the nimitz freeway collapse. now on the anniversary as it approaches the possibility of another big earthquake is looming this morning we take a look back at the last 100 years of earthquakes right here in the bay area. >>area was a beehive of seismic activity throughout the 19th century from 1838 to 1898. the region was rocked by a half-dozen major earthquakes, the smallest of them was a 6.3 shock in santa cruz. >>then early in the morning of april 18th francisco was rocked by the biggest earthquake ever recorded in california, a magnitude 7.9 temblor. >>triggered fires that devastated 80% of the city. >>as many as 3,000 people died. 2 thirds of its population was left homeless. it would be 50 years before the earth moved again. a 1957 brought san francisco's forgotten quake. the city rock for 30 seconds one person was killed 40 injured. but the damage was minimal largely confined to westwood village in the western part of the >>in 1984 the calaveras fault came to life the epicenter of t

one gentleman told me, he was on the bart train, walking out of the tube to landover in the west oakland area, when they got out, people told him the bridge had collapsed in the didn't believe it i thought the whole thing was some sort of confusion or maybe a joke. so, for as many people as were here, you will find many stories about what happened that day. >> i remember well, three years into my first tv job we were watching the j -- the game. a moment of silence held to mark time that the quake struck, that moment of silence happening right now, let's pause with them. it was as we have said 5:04, santa cruz only 20 miles south west of the epicenter. three people died there, and more than 30 buildings damaged beyond repair, including five that had withstood the great quake of 1906. >>> coming up in our next half hour, former kpix5 anchor wendy will sit down with our ken bastida to share their memories of the co up at 5:30 point >>> oakland leaders gathered today to honor their 42 lives lost in the cyprus freeway collapsed.e first to reach the scene thanks to a long letter on his truck.

there's a $3 cap on every parking station besides west oakland. >>> the next installment of our award-winning documentary series "bay area refs lagss" mark the 30th anniversary of the 6.9 magnitude loma prieta earthquake. >> survivors, first responders and unsung heroes share their stories from october 17th, 1989. tim peterson, a former firefighter, survived the cypress freeway collapse, he was driving on the nimitz when the upper deck came crashing down on him. >> i thought i sitting is, that was a thought for one second. do i have four flat tires? we know big a dodge ram pickup truck is, it was down to 24, 22 inches. >> that's amazing. >> i'll never forget that day, "bay area revelationsmentment: loma prieta earthquake" we'll have a look ok been "today in the bay," i was in the bay area, we'll share our stories. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," spn"nbc bay area responds" >> a billing mixup of less than $2. >>> aand a $2,000 jewelry dispute. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, "nbc bay area responds" and next. >>> iranian media is reporting two missiles hit tanks causing oil to spill

a bill that limits rent increases at 5% plus of the rate of the ceremony was held yesterday in west oakland. it will also become illegal for no reason three sharp rent increases. still, supporters of the law say it's one of several steps lawmakers have to take to deal with california's affordability crisis. >> we supported it from day one. what it does is it helps protect renters from the effect of the housing shortage but does not solve the shortage of self. >> signing a bill doesn't always solve all your problems. that has been stated a lot. more work needs to be done. >> the new law to pass a similar bill. this law takes effect january 1. >>> the state of california and redirect flooding from highway projects to mass transit. the governor ordered caltrans to reduce congestion by encouraging people to shift from driving to other forms of transportation. as a result document show more gas tax revenue is being redirected from road repairs to rail projects. two projects in jeopardy include widening highway 99 through fresno and safety repairs to an interchange and san luis obispo. caltrans s

about a half-mile away at 28th and union streets in west oakland. the car itself is still missing. it's a 2018 honda accord. here you see the california license plate number. hegl341. >>> city leaders in san francisco are revisiting for iv to open safe- plans were scrapped last year in part due to concerns over whether it's legal. yesterday a federal judge in philadelphia ruled safe- injection sites do not violate federal laws. supervisor matt haney said drug overdoses i crisis in the city and he plans to introduce legislation creating overdose prevention site . >>> still ahead, three of the presidential candidates now and neck among california democratic voters. still ahead, who is leading the pack ahead of this month's debate. >>> and a's fans disappointed to end the season with a loss and the wild card game. we have the reaction and what was said in the locker room after last night's lost to the raised . >>> we have a deadly accident in san francisco that has closed a major freeway. northbound 101 will remain closed for the time being as they investigate what happened here on no

>>trying to find a place to park your vehicle and poplar street in west oakland has become a bit of a challenge due to these huge loss you see here. >>nobody is able to part everybody's trying to find placed are now and i was like isn't that against a loss. >>this says the logs suddenly appeared a few months ago, she believes they're being used to deter arby's from parking in this area. she asked not to reveal her identity really do think that they're trying not let the harvey's parker now and. >>he somini from coming here. >>i couldn't help but notice some blogs that look very similar on the other side of this gated property folks here directed me to parable property management i reached out to see if they do anything about this still waiting for their reply. however, this woman says she actually witness workers take the logs out of the slot and place them here in the street. >>come out here and pull the man out like everybody else in the neighborhood as a resident i just started seeing these logs showing up and i didn't know where they had come from west oakland as councilmember lyn

resident i just started seeing these logs showing up and i didn't know where they had come from west oakland as councilmember lynette gibson mcelhaney district. >>these are absolutely not part of a city program her message for whoever is responsible for leaving these logs of the street we need to have a conversation with you you know come into planning come in and talk to us, let's understand what the what it is that we're trying to get it together and make us all that together as community. >>i wish they would move the logs you don't have right to put things on public property. >>in oakland haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>as people across the nation recognize columbus stay san francisco police are looking for the person or people who vandalized statue of christopher columbus at coit tower red paint was thrown out all over the statue. people near telegraph road say the rip statue has been vandalized before. but de they've never seen that this badly the vandalism happened sometime saturday night originally included writing that read. >>we're here in this beautiful city that would never been poss

the double-decker and well used cyprus freeway in west oakland had collapsed in 15 seconds and 242 people in their cars and injuring hundreds more. >> reporter: the collapse would be all the way down to the roadway on one side, on the other side it would be up to 7 feet or at an angle. >> reporter: the return deputy oakland fire chief mark huffman and his crew were the first first responders to get there. the memories of what he saw and it still needed 30 years later. >> people looking over the edge in cars that had gone off the freeway. the car rooms have been collapsed onto the windowsills of the cars. that was where maybe some people have survived and some people haven't. >> reporter: on this anniversary the city of oakland commemorated those whose lives ended here. >> the fact that right here where we are standing 42 people perished in the cyprus collapse. that recognition was so sobering , so saddening. >> reporter: sobering and saddening for hoffman, that was especially true when he was at one particular car. >> for five hours we wrestled in getting a little girl and a little boy ou

west oakland. and parts of berkeley. that's the situation going on right now. it is totally dark. and we're told that these lights will be off at least for a couple of days. maybe up to five days. i talked to the alameda county sheriff yesterday. they're really concerned about security. when the lights go off, they're worried about security. alarms won't go off. i saw a big bulldozer type of contraption going down the street just a few moments ago. it seems like they're bringing in generators at this time. but as you can see, the lights are off here in orinda. we don't know how long. at least up to five days. they're thinking hopefully it won't be that long, we just have to wait and see. reporting live in orinda, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. we can see the traffic moving behind her. that one car going very cautiously which is a really good idea. with no lights on you just don't really know, looks like there's a pg&e truck that may be going by or something else. people have to be very, very careful. >> said there's also some private security sadly -- >> at&t truck.

mostly out of the west except above the oakland zoo there's a puff of east wind but the system will carve itself out over the west. 40s and 50s. this is a really cold system. we're getting the cool air. upper 40s on the peninsula as well. 47 in woodside and also appleton. this system is a major snow producer but that's for the intermountain region and the great basin. we get the wind and remember the soil is very dry. we've had very little rain. with humidity in the single digits or teens, you get a 40- 50 or 60 miles per hour wind, that's why the high fire danger is in case. near 80 for some today but mostly 60s and 70s. the wind is the big story today and tomorrow. this is up on friday and looks cooler with clouds over the weekend. >>> thousands of pg&e customers in the north bay are already without power this morning. how many more could lose power today as pg&e turns the power off, trying to prevent wildfires . >>> plus, demand for equality outside the supreme court is taking up the issue of employee rights versus lgbt rights. in the workplace. >>> first, what ellen degeneres is sayin

the baby being kidnapped. >> a good samaritan saw that baby on the sidewalk at 28th and union in west oakland stolen car is still missing, the honda accord with the california license plate on your screen, 8egl341. >>> a family from oakland is heartbroken after a mother of two was struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver. huong thi truong was walking her knees home from preschool and they were hit by a car at 22nd and foothill boulevard. the driver never stopped. she was killed in the little girl has been treated for injuries at the hospital. >> wecould have forgiven you if you could have stopped to check if they were okay but you didn't and you kept going. i can't find it in myself to forgive you. >> if we could just find out who did it, it would just bring us a little bit of closing. >> anyone with information is urged to contact the oakland police. >>> the search for a kidnapped millionaire executive is now under investigation with the body of tushar atre being discovered late tuesday and his girlfriend's abandoned suv. they said several people broke into his home hours earlier and abduct

witnesses say the man was making threat success and carrying a weapon when the train got to the west oakland station. officers confronted that man. >> even after the suspect was tased, he was apparently still uncooperative, so they had to use a wrap to control the suspect. they were able to do that in a safe manner and take him into custody. have though injured passenger is expected to be okay. the man arrest undergo a psychiatric evaluation. >>> and now to crimes of excessive force by san francisco police. a man said he was comforting his girlfriend who lad just had her wallet stolen when he was attacked by civil officers. crime reporter henry lee tells us the man's lawyers are now calling on the interim district attorney to file criminal charges. >> reporter: this is the victim who said he was beaten for no reason by police officers. >> what happened to my son should never happen. this has to stop. >> reporter: it happened last week as he was on a date with his girlfriend. at some point the woman realized someone had stolen her wall late from her purse. >> she was upset. he was hugging her

strapped in the car seat on the side of the road a half-mile away at the corner of 28th and union in west oakland. the mother's car still missing. a 2018 honda accord with this license plate. >>> the west contra costa school district is rescheduling all of their football games after shooting last friday night. varsity and jv games the district will now be played in the afternoon and not under the lights. we are in richmond tonight with details. >> reporter: students here at the high school are showing resilience in the face of adversity. coming together as a community after a shooting here outside of the school on friday night. now the students are bracing for change and it may not be the best thing but it certainly is a good thing when it comes to safety. tucked away in the hills of richmond, the high school provides a serene escape from the city. when the bullets were fired friday night outside the school, students say they us buildings. ear and hit >> something we are not used to hearing in our neighborhood. it was like oh my goodness what is going on? time to flee. >> reporter: it started out

. >> minutes later the baby was dropped off in her seat at the corner of 28th in union in west oakland. the little girl was not hurt. the suspect in the mother's car still missing. it is a 2018 honda accord with california license light number as shown on your screen. >>> we are learning new details in the death of 21-year-old armstrong. he was held at santa rita jail in june of last year. his family was told he died of a drug overdose. an autopsy determined he was asphyxiated after a restraint called the wrap was placed on him. the alameda county sheriff's office released body cam video showing armstrong resisting deputies who were trying to get him medical help before restraining him. the alameda county da said no criminal charges will be filed because none of the deputies acted recklessly. >>> authorities in santa clara county have issued charges for a suspect who ran over someone in a nature preserve. investigators are trying to figure out a motive for the attack. >> reporter: officials say 50- year-old order was behind the wheel who ran down hikers intentionally. she's being haile

her car seat on the sidewalk about half a mile away at the corner of 20th and union street in west oakland. the car is still missing, it is a 2018 honda accord with california license plate number, 8egl341 . >>> a woman accused of intentionally running down two people in cupertino is scheduled to appear in court this afternoon. the 50-year-old is charged with murder and assault with a deadly weapon. investigators say she hit the people with her car as they were walking in different areas on tuesday afternoon. one person was killed and the other suffered critical injuries. >> at this point in the investigation, it does not appear to be accidental however our detectives are working very hard to gather all the facts and piece together warily really what happened.>>> coming up, a curve ball thrown at the oakland a's. >>> in the next half hour, the lawsuit from the city of oakland that would evof the land at the coliseum.>>> protesters in hong kong on the streets again, after an 18-year- old was shot, how authorities are responding toaide to a ban a protester wearing a mask. >>> it is just a pe

a 48 year-old man is in critical condition at a hospital tonight after he was hit by a car in west oakland. police say the man was walking in a crosswalk near 14th and magnolia streets about 9 20 last night when a car hit him and drove away. police describe the suspects black car as a mercedes-benz they are asking anyone with information to give them a call. >>bay area man has avoided jail time for his role in the college admissions scandal, 54 year-old peter jansa torrijos from menlo park and as the owner of san francisco based elaine as food specialties. he was sentenced today to a year of probation after pleading guilty in the scandal officials say sit oriol paid $15,000 to rake his daughters, a c t exam in 2017. lawyer said he deserved leniency because he was the first pair to plead guilty. so torie ul is the first parent involved in the scandal to avoid jail time. take a look these pictures police in redwood city arrested a man who they say entered the kaiser hospital emergency room with a knife and a fake gun. officers say 56 year-old thomas smith threatening to kill a kaiser employe

worst disasters of the eight an earthquake was the collapse of the cyprus freeway structure in west oakland where a 42 people were killed. the oakland mayor libby schaaf said she's proud of the way her community came together after that disaster. >> i will never forget the shock of getting home to my lake merritt apartment with every window shattered and a crack in the wall so big i could see lake merritt through it. as news rolled in of the devastating loss of life, the fact that right here where we are standing, 42 people perished in the cyprus collapse. that recognition was so sobering , so saddening -- >> reporter: >> she said the anniversary should serve as a perm reminder to prepare for the next disaster by having a plan for yourself and your family. being trained in first aid and having emergency supplies ready to go. we do hope you will join us tonight for a ktvu earthquake special called, quake country, preparing for the next big one. you can watch it here on ktvu after the thursday night football sportswrap. >>> some developing news at this hour after a visit from vice president m

speaking of those winds we're looking at winds to 12 miles per hour to san francisco, 60 now the west in oakland now, a west and 16 in hayward and 13 miles per hour of the northeast into san jose so still seeing that breeze outside not as windy as yesterday but that breeze will continue temperatures here pretty cool in the san francisco, 59 degrees with some of the win 62 in oakland right now 63 in san jose 61 in livermore 66 still pretty mild in the concord and santa rosa. and then if you head out the door i grab a jacket if you're sneaking on out skies are going to be mostly clear. temperatures be cooling off and you get some that breeze going of course is going to feel much cooler over the next 2 hours wake up tomorrow morning we've got mostly cloudy skies by atm around the bay area and then even the middle of the day skies stay mostly cloudy temperatures going to stay fairly mild by the afternoon. but we're gonna start to break out a little bit of sunshine. still some lingering clouds there's a slight chance we could see a sprinkle tomorrow that look like much most to come in the north bay.

images from the loma prieta earthquake is a collapsed ruin of the double-decker cypress freeway,west oakland. 42ple died there, most of them trapped in cars. one doctor was at children's hospital during the earthquake drove down to the cypress freeway and jumped into action, he ultimately helped save a young boy's life we are honored to welcome that doctor, doctor james. >>welcome. >> it's a pleasure to be here. >> i imagine that you remember that day like it was yesterday. >> it was three decades ago but it really is in the present now. we have that reminder a couple of days ago, when there was another earthquake, located in pleasant hill. so we live in earthquake country, we need to be prepared ongoing. it is not something that just happens once. >> we talk about the future and the minute, want to take you back to that day you were young doctor at children's hospital oakland you felt the earthquake , you made a decision to come down to the cypress and when he came upon the little boy, six- year-old julio, what did you know he had to do? >> we are on the hospital waiting for all the patient

she was found on the side of the road about one half mile away at the corner of 28 and union in west oaklandthe car is still missing. it is a 2018 honda accord with california license plate . >>> new information on the kidnapping of a santa cruz tech executive. confirmed today that in fact 50-year-old. he had been abducted from inside his home. authorities say the kidnappers forced him into his girlfriend's car. the suv was found abandoned about 15 miles away with his body inside. authorities have not revealed his cause of death. they think that the motive was rough . >>> san jose police made at the rest in a shooting over the summer that left a mentor. the 25-year-old was already in jail on unrelated charges when he was arrested late last month for the deadly shooting of 21. investigators say 20 shot him on august 10th. so far, no word on a motive for the killing . >>> the city council appears to be backing off from a lawsuit that was intended to stopping people from buying a portion of the calls him. the lawsuit caught the mayor by surprise. today, rebecca kaplan issued a statement saying

. >> reporter: mark had just dropped by an insurance client in west oakland. the quickest way back to his home in oakland hills was the 880 cypress structure. >> it ran right down this way. >> reporter: but for some reason on that tuesday evening of october 17, 1989 -- >> it was a nice, sunny day. i'll drive the back roads to oakland that i hadn't done in a while and take my time getting me. >> reporter: mark had driven just one block from the double decker freeway he normally would have been on. >> i never realized earthquakes were so loud. it was a roar like a train coming down the tracks. i didn't think anything would be crumbling behind me but it was. 42 people died. many more were injured. >> i called my parents and told them, i said, i was just on that freeway and it scared the heck out of me. >> reporter: 15 seconds of terror. not his last encounter can disaster. >> then my house burned down in the oakland hills fire in 1991. >> reporter: a memory he'll never forget. laura garcia, "today in the bay." >>> we continue to reflect on what happened 30 years

when it stopped at the west oakland station, officers confronted the man. they used tasers to subdue him. >> even after he was still uncooperative. at that point they had to use a wrap to control the suspect. they did that in a safe manner and took him into custody. at some point he was holding a box cutter and he was making threats. what happened is he was flailing with the box cutter inside the train and he cut the left hand of an adult female who was aboard the train. >> entered passenger is expected to be okay. officials are still trying to identify the man who committed the attack. he is not cooperating with police so officials say they may have to use his fingerprints to learn his identity. >>> now to the latest on those controversial pg&e outages. today tensions were high during an emergency meeting called by state regulators to discuss last week's planned power shut off. the president of the cpc you saw the power outages poorly executed. pg&e said it was done as a last resort. tom vacar has more. >> reporter: the california public utilities commissi

and in west oakland, this is what's left behind. the double decker cypress freeway collapsed section by section. the upper deck crushing cars on the lower deck. >> the fact that right here where we are standing 42 people perished in the cypress collapse. >> mayor libby schaaf led ceremonies today honoring the first responders and citizens who helped in rescues, reflecting on the lives lost and preparing for the next quake. >> things started to shake and we went to work. >> among those honored, retired deputy fire chief mark hoffman. he was a lieutenant at the time, felt the shaking and knew there would be trouble. his crew was first to arrive at the deadly cypress scene. >> i felt my best role was to bird dog and go from collapsed section to collapsed section and get an assessment of how many bodies needed to be rescued. >> wilford harvey was in the cypress mandela neighborhood checked on neighbors and turned off natural gas to prevent fires. he regrets the loss of life and the cost but like many in the area, he prefers the replacem

when it stopped at the west oakland station, officers confronted the man and used a taser to subdue him. >> even after the suspect was tased he was uncooperative. at that point they had to use a wrap to control the suspect. they were able to take him into custody. at some point he was holding a box cutter and he was making threats. what happened is he was flailing with a box cutter inside the train and he cut the hand of an adult female who was aboard the train. >> the injured passenger is expected to be okay. meantime officials are still trying to identify the man who committed the attack. he is not cooperating with police so officials say they may have to use the suspects fingerprints to learn his identity. >>> the head of nustar energy and crockett is facing accusations involving its response to this week's explosion and fire. the fire raged for seven hours on tuesday. the contra costa county supervisor said when crews arrived on the scene a locked gate prevented them from getting to the flames. the supervisor said some employees abandoned the facility and those who remain could not

thief dropped off the baby, still strapped in her car seat at the corner of 28th, and union, in west oakland. now the suspect, and the er's ehicle still missing at this hour. the car is a 2018, honda accord, with california license plate, 8egl341. >>> the hayward man arrested, and accused of being a spy for the chinese government appeared in first of all court today. the judge said the case cannot move forward until edward pong hires an attorney. the court said pong and his family have too much money to qualify for the public defender who was appointed to him. the u.s. attorneys announced at the hearing that pong's sister, who runs a travel company here in the bay area is being investigated by the fbi for alleged fraud. pong is being hold without bail. a preliminary hearing is now scheduled for october 15th. >>> president trump was on the attack today over his controversial phone call, with ukraine's president that is at the center of the impeachment investigation. democrats say they will subpoena the white house for documents as fox news laura blanch ard reports, the president claimed witho

right now there's a $3 cap on parking fees at every parking station besides west oakland. >>> we'll look at the morning commute in a moment but i think we need a good weekend. >> we could use one. >> yes. >> the winds are calming down. it's a cool start. we're looking forward to a beauti weath weekend, as we get ready for fleet week and a live look in san francisco at the golden gate bridge, as the ship just passes by under the bridge. we have all clear conditions, and we'll keep it mostly clear throughout the weekend. looking at what it feels like as you get ready to head out the door. it's very chilly in the north bay, looking at some of the nearby weather stations around santa rosa, and some of them are below freezing right now. you head over to san francisco, it's 54 degrees. 59 in half moon bay, and in san jose it's 51 degrees. so already a wide range in temperatures, but we'll see it kind of closing the gap as we go through the day, with the highs reaching into the low 80s in antioch, will reach 83 degrees. 80 in san jose, aloe alto and oakland and oakland reaching 77 degrees. look