service returned to norm pal this morning after a union pacific derailment in west oakland yesterday. the derailment hpened around 4:00 in the afternoon on the northbound tracks, union pacific says two empty rail cars tipped over, which also blocked amtrak's capitol corridor train. passengers were relieved that service had been restored. >> i am very happy, amtrack does a terrific job of keeping things together. >> for me because i am going to work my reliance is high on this system and i am very much relieved that the service has been restored. >> last night many passengers had to be bussed between emeryville and jack london square. it is not clear yet how many passengers were effected and union pacific is looking into why the cars tipped over in the first place. >>> a controversial proposal in san francisco that would allow forced treatment for severe and chronic mental illness is now back in a supervisors committee. the proposal would allow the implementation of laura's law, named after a young woman killed by a psychiatric patient. it was approved by state lawmakers but must be ap

a union pacific freight train derails. it happens about 4:00 this afternoon, the impact on amtrak passengers it will continue well into tomorrow. mike mibach is live at the train station with the latest. >> reporter: we have seen delays, we have seen cancellations, and for the majority of the night, the tracks have been like this, empty. it has been a rough evening commute and the morning commute expected to be just as sluggish for thousands of commuters. for union pacific freight train derailed around 4:00 in the afternoon in oakland. a spokesman for union pacific says the train was rolling northbound when the train derailed. >> they just said a freight train derailed. and i asked if anyone was hurt, and she said no everyone was fine. >> reporter: because of that, they suspended service between jack lindon and emeryville. hundreds of passengers are being pulled off the train. placed on to buses and driven around the derailment. once they arrive at either jack london they get on a bus or wait longer to get on another train

a union pacific freight train derails. it happens about 4:00 this afternoon, the impact on amtrak passengers it will continue well into tomorrow. mike mibach is live at the train station with the latest. >> reporter: we have seen delays, we have seen cancellations, and for the majority of the night, the tracks have been like this, empty. it has been a rough evening commute and the morning commute expected to be just as sluggish for thousands of commuters. for union pacific freight train derailed around 4:00 in the afternoon in oakland. a spokesman for union pacific says the train was rolling northbound when the train derailed. >> they just said a freight train derailed. and i asked if anyone was hurt, and she said no everyone was fine. >> reporter: because of that, they suspended service between jack lindon and emeryville. hundreds of passengers are being pulled off the train. placed on to buses and driven around the derailment. once they arrive at either jack london they get on a bus or wait longer to get on another train

several cars of a union pacific freight train went off the tracks yesterday afternoon. it blocked the track between emeryville and jack london square. union pacific officials say the tracks were cleared and inspected overnight and there should be no problem for trains running on the capital corridor on the can joaquin lines. >> the fog, all dealing with it this morning. >> fog and mist even though we weren't forced to use wipers. >> you can expect delays at sfo because of the low ceiling. temperatures mild. low to mid-50s in most neighborhoods. mountain view and san jose and los gatos at 58 to 59. warmer spot this morning. 8:00 i don't expect temperatures to move much because the clouds won't move. the only thing we'll see is a little drying trends by 8:00. sunshine, especially the east bay and south bay where we'll hit the mid to upper 70s in the east bay valleys. even sunshine arounds santa rosa, napa, low 70s there. cloudy around the bay with low to mid-60s and by 4:00, sunshine dominates most of our neighborhoods but the sea breeze will keep clouds arounds half moon

union pacific spokesperson say what happened was that two empty rail cars tipped over. now they had to shut down the tracks to clear everything up. the first capitol corridor commuter train pulled into this emeryville station around 4:40 a.m. right on time and we watched a couple of early morning passengers hop on board but it was definitely a different story for commuters yesterday evening. several capitol corridor trains were either cancelled or delayed and amtrak had to bus passengers between the enotherville and oakland stations. >> 8:20 to catch the 8:30 train. that is not going to leave until 9:45. >> we are pretty tired. we want to get home. >> no, i am not mad right now. >> well, it was a derailment, you know- >> -- do -- >> -- do -- >> -- first place and we also asked human commuters were affected by the derailment and those cancellations. for more let's go to sal. >> right now the morning commute looks okay. we don't have a lot going on. this is highway 4. we had a report of a stalled truck at willow pass road. we looked for it. turns out not the be there so t

a derailment late today of a union paw -- pacific freight train. it is blocking the tracks between emeryville and jack london square. union pacific will not hoe how badly the tracks -- will not know how badly the tracks were damaged and no word on precisely how long it will take. >>> a california watch report out shows state workers are actually earning more money than usual during the furlough weeks that are designed to save the state money. >> why not me? why not me? >> this report comes as union workers are protesting the return of three furlough days every month. they are outraged over the report that says hundreds of state workers at the management level are profiting from the furlough days. that's because federal law mandates salaried workers be paid overtime when the furloughs are ordered. >> that's ridiculous. when you are cutting the lower workers, and you are giving the managers more money during a furlough time, it seems like you are counter balancing everything that's going on. >> state officials defended the overtime pay saying the amo

union pacific is doing an investigation to find out why its rail cars tipped over in the first place. reporting live in emeryville, allie rasmus. ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> we should know shortly if ac transit drivers will be back on the job in full force today. riders certainly hoping to finally see an end to several days of delays. according to the district, 140 drivers, or 15% of its work force, called in sick yesterday. the district said that's really been the same problem every day for the past two weeks ever since the district imposed a new contract. the judge tossed out that contract on monday. but both sides are still at odds about the contract. >> they make $100,000 plus in wages and benefits. they owe it to the riders and taxpayers to come back. >> there are 15 operators at 10:00 this morning called in, out of 1100, sick today. >> ac traps it and the union are scheduled to -- transit and the union are scheduled to begin arbitration this month. the district says it needs to make drastic cuts. the union is still disputing the size of that deficit. >>> 7:08. let's g

union pacific spokespersons say two empty rail cars on one of their freight trains tipped over so they had to shut down the tracks to clear -- [ inaudible ] >> -- relief everything is back on schedule. >> -- need to be at work at 9:00, so it is for me, yes. >> today i do depends on it very much because i am kind of in a bend because i have broken truck up there in davis that -- >> -- so you are glad that -- >> -- absolutely -- [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] >> -- train, not an amtrak train, so it is union pacific that is going to be conducting an investigation to find out why those empty rail cars tipped over in the first place starting all of this back up. reporting live in emeryville, allie rasmus ktvu channel 2 news. >> 6:07. sal, you are watching downtown san jose. right? >> that's right, dave and claudine, good morning to you, and 280 in downtown looks pretty good and if you are driving out of town to the valley should be a nice drive and by the way we are also checking cal train, no delays reported there or on muni or bart and if you know anything different just tweet it an

this is the scene after a union pacific train jumped the tracks. there was a derailment around 34th in oakland about a mile west of the emeryville station in amtrak. no injuries fortunately and yes everything is back on time this morning. let's go out to westbound 580 out of the altamont pass. still slow going this morning as you head outside. also there is still that accident at grant line road. chp is on scene. everything is on the shoulder. but watch out for spectator slowing. that is your traffic. for your forecast, here's tracy. >> hey, thanks, elizabeth. with all the clouds out there not surprising we have disease at sfo around 50 minutes just and an hour on arrivals. you might want to call ahead. your plane comes in late, you fly out late and a horrible cycle continues throughout the morning. dense fog with drizzle at the coastline, drizzle at the bay and areas of low clouds with maybe a few breaks of sunshine in there around our sunrise well inland. take a look at the temperatures today. they're going down. yesterday in the 90s, today the m

crews are still cleaning up the mess after a union pacific train jumped the tracks in the east bay. it was west of the station right on the mcchart maze. -- mcchart they are maze -- mcarthur maze. >>> federal agents say it is the biggest case of counterfeit money goods located on the west coast and it is a prime tourist shopping area. it shows one of eight raids that federal agencies staged. her chance are accused of selling counterfeit money designer belt buckles, jeans glasses, if the stuff were real it would be worth $8 million. >> this is very serious but ice is equally serious about combatting counterfeit money... >> reporter: 11 people were arrested and face up to 20 years in prison if convicted. >>> what one bay area hospital is no longer august of. >>> a solar tsunami where you can catch a spectacular light show. and bristol palin calls it quits, why she feels she was played. >>> it's not heating up, the events you need to know about, we will have more on cw. and the assumption is, n fore oh, i know what to do. you don't. i didn't have a plan for california. [ female announc

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several cars from a union pacific freight train went off the tracks yesterday afternoon. it crossed the tracks between emeryville and the square. the tracks were cleared and inspecteded overnight and trains can run through the area again. >> a. c. transit is warning riders to be ready for even more delays even though bus drivers are supposed to be returning to work. the a. c. -- 150 a. c. transit drivers called in sick yesterday even though a judge ruled in their favor in a contract dispute son mondays. the transit -- the judge of the transit district cannot impose a new contract on drivers. a. c. transit claims the system has been plagued by an unofficial sick-out for the past two weeks. the two sides agreed to meet with an arbitrator to reach a contract agreement. >> another drizzly damp stop. many ready to write off summer all together. >> that was a "p" on the ends of that word damp. but you could use either word, right, mike? >> right. 8:00 this morning. paula, promotions. >> doesn't like moist? >> doesn't like moist. >> throw it in there for you. looking at cloudy c

. >>> new at 11:00, a union pacific railroad freight train derailed a mile west and train service in that area is still halted tonight. no trains are going through the affected area at this hour. the morning commute will also be affected. the tracks are not expected to open until late tomorrow morning or early afternoon for those who use amtrack. bus bridges are being used to get riders between the two stations. no injuries were reported during the derailment and the cause is not known. >>> and this former san jose wells fargo bank manager has pleaded guilty to embezzling thousands of dollars from bank customers. police say that john tran convinced elderly customers to invest in cd's only to pock that the money himself. he also forged signatures of bank customers, including recently deceased elderly citizens. he will serve six years in prison. he also agreed to pay more than half a million dollars to wells fargo, which has already reimbursed the victims. >>> and just when things start to warm up, they're going to cool right back town. i'll -- down. i'll tell you all about it in a ful

four union pacific freight train cars derailed a mile west of emryville amtrak station forcing amtrak to suspend service in both directions. amtrak at this hour still working to get the cars back on the track so inspectors can look at the damage. no exact word on when the trains will run again. the closure could last until friday. in the interim amtrak is using ferrying passengers on buses around the closure. >>> it is dangerous and deadly. drivers keep making the same mistake. tonight the bay area's most dangerous intersections and why commuters are part of the problem. >>> good evening. i'm jeff ranieri. another mild day. cooler than average temperatures. 79 in san jose and cooler as spring holds on in our seven-day forecast. >>> it is the tough eesttoughese nation, but getting plastic bags could get harder. >> one of america's great athletes. jerry rice telling us what keeps him in the bay area. >>> pushing the plastic. san francisco wants to expand ban on plastic bags in the city. three years ago the city banned single use plastic bags at supermarkets and chain stores. there was l

news chopper 2 is overhead where union pacific railroad freight train has derailed. about a mile west of the emeryville station. several cars jumped the tracks under the macarthur maze as you can see here from the live pictures, sending cargo containers onto the rails. just a few minutes ago, the front section of that train pulled away. we have no word of possible injuries. amtrak says it's working to get passengers between the emeryville and oakland stations by bus, but riders should expect significant delays through this area. >>> in another news tonight, amidst a festive back drop, hundreds of neighborhoods across the bay area are trying to send a message to criminals. the event is called national night out and in oakland, participation this year is said to be bigger than ever. ken wayne is live tonight in oakland with more. ken. >> reporter: heather, oakland city leaders just wrapped up their kickoff party at oakland city hall a short time ago. this is oakland's biggest ever night out. city leaders say last year, there were 419 night out block parties across oakl

several cars from a union pacific freight train went off the tracks yesterday. it blocked the tracks between emeryville and jack london square. the trucks are cleared and expected overnight the trains will run through the area once again. >> starting next week, the routine will change for thousands of commuters who get to and from san francisco by bus. they'll use a brand new but temporary terminal. it's located a few blocks from the existing trans sis house that's about to meet the wrecking ball. >> security was at the top of the list of priorities when architects designed this temporary trans bay terminal. >> pretty much open. you'll find there's no real cubby holes for people to hang out and hide it at the end of the day. >> they used glass walls at the bus stop so you can see who is coming and going. cameras will help keep an eye on everyone. almost like they were thinking of it as they drew the plans. she's a bit nervous about the location on the terminal on main street. you can see everything. it is a little dark. >> but they may have taken things too far.

we have learned this morning to can you will not be affected by union pacific railroad creche train that derailed a mile west of this is video of the train. the train service was halted late last nine no injuries were reported the cause still under investigation. we will take a break more headlines straight ahead overnight developments as well. >> saving money. and like baseball people love their stats. i started bringing my lunch to work -- 50 bucks a week in my pocket. here's a good one: state farm insures 40 million drivers. more than geico and progressive combined. i saved because i'm accident-free. of course, with so many ways to save including discounts of up to 40%, having that many customers shouldn't be a surprise. so ask a neighbor about state farm, then call an agent at 1-800-state-farm or go online. we are back a look at the golden gate bridge but in the air not like we haven't seen this for the past week or two cooler temperatures in store for today another cool week ahead a closer look at forecast in a bit. more headlines more financial help is coming for unemployed homeown

. >> reporter: these are union pacific railroad tracks but they would become the right of bart trains in a plan to extend bart into livermore. needles to say the residents are not going along with the idea. >> what is bart and the city of livermore going to do? >> reporter: at a crowded room, residents are talking about the rout for bart. the plan is to build a 13-mile extension into downtown livermore that will be both underground and using existing tracks. residents tonight were angry saying they were never told trains would be running in their backyards. >> there are houses that are build right here that are less than two or three years old. >> our concern that if they do get this right of way, that's going to lower the value of my home. >> reporter: the value who called for tonight's meeting says she fears her home will be condemned to make way for bart trains. >> if they have the environmental impact before, they had 89 homes, the preliminary and an additional 28 that comes to like 119 homes. >> reporter: bart said tonight there are no final plans. >> there's not an imminent doma

. >> reporter: these are union pacific railroad tracks but they would become the right of bart trains in a plan to extend bart into livermore. needles to say the residents are not going along with the idea. >> what is bart and the city of livermore going to do? >> reporter: at a crowded room, residents are talking about the rout for bart. the plan is to build a 13-mile extension into downtown livermore that will be both underground and using existing tracks. residents tonight were angry saying they were never told trains would be running in their backyards. >> there are houses that are build right here that are less than two or three years old. >> our concern that if they do get this right of way, that's going to lower the value of my home. >> reporter: the value who called for tonight's meeting says she fears her home will be condemned to make way for bart trains. >> if they have the environmental impact before, they had 89 homes, the preliminary and an additional 28 that comes to like 119 homes. >> reporter: bart said tonight there are no final plans. >> there's not an imminent doma

we have learned of this ministry will not be affected by a union pacific railroad freight train that the really lousy night for a mile west of the emeryville station. strangers in the air was halted temporarily no injuries were reported the cause of the german is still under investigation. another developing story that we're falling this morning mother was forced down the loan and oil well is holding a beer bar of the gulf of mexico here is a live shot that is being done under water for across month giving us a look, it is a major step towards from italy stopping the oil from the king the next up is to decide whether to permanently cement the well meanwhile a new assessment of the still finds 75 percent of the orioles has either been burned, captured evaporated or broken down in the gulf of mexico. still ahead on kron 4 morning news we'll give you the markets, bay area based intel settled a major lawsuit details when we come back. as we had to break here's a shot of san jose need to get around, here is one no one issue still only take your car sausalito minutes or so to go from san j

amtrak says it's a union pacific railroad train which derailed a mile west of the emeriville station. train service between emerivil e emeriville, oakland, jack london square stations temporarily suspended in both directs and it looks like it's a long time before it's restored. amtrak says they're in the process of getting alternate transportation for the passengers. some trains might be rerouted. once again, passengers should expect major delays. again, this is very near the emeriville amtrak station. a train derailment causing major delays. >>> health news for you now. has to do with obesity in the country which is growing rapidly. a new report finds that nearly a third of the nation's adults are obese. from 2007 to 2009 the number of states with more than a third of. population considered obese tripled from three states to nine. adults age 18 and over have getting fatter by the day, undermining a national goal aimed at lowering obesity. doctors suggest people can help themselves even in small ways. >> instead of looking for the closest spot in the parking lot to the front of the st

the reason for this is because the union pacific railroad break derailment a mile west of the emeryville station. some trains may be rerouted around the derailment site. passengers can expect major delays to the area this is impacting the capitol corridor in the emeryville oakland area. live in the newsroom on kron 4 news. >> on july the first you will likely remember congest in pricing went into effect at the bay bridge. there's a lot of confusion that they carry you can see some of it in our video here. . people were confused or to pay what to do what time was so much money they needed. in 30 days and we wondered of drivers are finally getting the hang of the new system. stanley roberts revisits the toll plaza in this edition of people behaving badly. >> and 1 months since the new congestion pricing went into affect on the bay bridge. socks i thought it would only be fitting that check-in and see how things are going. apparently not much has changed. just when i thought i seen the worst of people leaving badly at the bay bridge toll plaza someone up the ante. watch the white cars sitti

the commute will not be affected by that union pacific railway drill from yesterday you see the cars they're off the track trains service in that area halted last night because a result of that. nobody was injured and caused the derailment is still under investigation. amtrak service not affected by that do run. coming of the gulf of mexico and mud that was forced out that a wall of his delay its job. it's a major step to the early stock that they fear it here's what president barack obama said about the success. >> it was very welcome news which to stop the walt well that the report out today buyers sign to show that the vast majority of the spilled oil has been dispersed to remove from water. so long battled to stop the leaking containment of the oil is on the close to coming to an end. and we're very pleased with that. >> the next up is to decide how whether to submit that we also never leagues again. another development story coming out of phoenix for the federal aviation has confirmed that a pilot has citing crash this morning. a small aircraft into the building right there in n

he serves on the board of union pacific, senior living, previously president and ceo of the american trucking association. next is the professor from stanford business school where he also went to school. he has been teaching there is a full professor since 1979. he says he has not died, but he has gone to heaven. he has authored or co-authored 13 books and he has lectured in 34 countries, a visiting professor at london business school, harvard business school, singapore management university and served aboard and directors of several human capital software companies as well as other profit and non-profit boards. if you think that's not impressive enough, we have the secretary of labor. welcome. you were a congressman for the 32nd district in california for eight years. a recognized leader in the clean energy jobs and co offered the green -- the green job back. she received the profile in courage award for her work on environmental justice issues. she was appointed to the helsinki commission, the mexico- u.s. enter parliamentary group, elected vice chair of the helsinki commission on

the finalists in the community impact award category are the asian-pacific islander wellness center, the asian student union, the san francisco state university, the california dragon boat association, and the state workshop. >> now, it is my pleasure to announce that the recipient of the 2010 apa hedge award in the community impact category is -- ready? the asian and pacific islander wellness center. [applause] founded in 1987 as a grass-roots response to the hiv/aids crisis in the asian and pacific islander community, whose center is a health services and education, research and policy organization, his mission is to educate, support, and power and advocate for asian and pacific islander communities, and particularly, for those living with or at risk for hiv/aids, as the oldest american not as profit that focuses on api communities are and how and a teddy services, the organization has been effective in putting innovative and holistic and effective programs and services in place and programs that benefit all communities. in addition to help and counseling services, the organization

as you know, both of our unions crew the ferry boats on the day, and we have the following steady process very closely because the design guidelines that are being provided certainly provide an opportunity. we will release some of these parcels, particularly 337, for future development that is needed. the replacement parking in the ferry building area which is needed to expand the ferry terminal, and we worked very hard to go and get that public funding for this project, so there is a lot at stake here. we complement the efforts of the planning department in this study in balancing the need for public spaces, recreational uses, the community benefits, and most importantly, the ports need to be profitable so that it can continue to subsidize maritime operations. like the ferry services, ferry terminals that it does subsidize along the waterfront, so we thank you for the opportunity to have been part of this process, and we think there is really no need for further studies or changes. i know marina labored very hard for this year's of the commission, that advisory board, and she feels very

just wasn't enough anymore. >> reporter: traditional greek cuisine was disappearing, replaced by... >> pacific rim restaurants, italian restaurants. >> reporter: ah, globalization. >> globalization, and there was a lot of money coming into the country from the european union. >> reporter: this is the new frontier in which to invest. >> right, at that time these huge cavernous restaurants were opening, you know, over-designed with a lot of expensive food without much substance. >> reporter: so what's an example? >> i ordered a piece of fish. a filet of fish came on a plate, and the garnish was a huge rock! >> reporter: not a good omen, considering the rock-and-a-hard- place economy that is greece today, partly a result of even further globalization, when greece dropped its own not-so- stable currency, the drachma, for the dependable euro in 2001. >> and kept borrowing, in order to be part of this sort of social revolution. >> reporter: now, there were some good things happening too. greece hosted the 2004 olympics- - a time of national pride and a return to roots on the playing field, and in th

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low 60s along the pacific and ocean beach. over to the east bay temperatures during the '60s, '70s. a little bit of a mixture of low '60's '70's for union city warm response today cnn's bob getting into the '70's might see a few upper '70's for danville walnut creek. 774% clara. 63 mountain view and sunnyvale. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. the good news is today could be the coolest of the workweek to are warmer be more than that to be unnoticeable warm-up. upper 80s by tuesday, '90s finally by mid- week. the upper 90s. mid-60s fruticose. coleoptera ever so slightly by the weekend. checked and your commute with america. >> for those of you heading of the door the commute is building. taking it outside bay bridge toll plaza no proms year cars are selling on by coming up from a 58080 headed towards the city. during light still cycle of eight-nine minutes in the foot of the macarthur maze into fremont. hopping on over to read san mateo conditions are thicker across the span is still pretty easy ride as you make your way and the commute direction those headlights making t

59 happen bay 61¢ francisco with the space '60s and '70s 65 in alameda, 714 fremont and union city inland spots '80s certainly no '90s 9081 walnut creek 81 for livermore south bay mix of '70s and '80s for the most part 71 union city, and fremont, 81 livermore your kron 7 day around a before-school today even cooler as we make our way to saturday sunday bumping and up and the temperatures so we make our way into the beginning of the work week we will see nice warmup in store for the weekend inland spots will be the high '70's ladies around the bay keeping in mid to high sixties of the coast school high 50s low 60s beginning of the work week we finally see 90 degree readings inland spots. let's go to george with traffic. >> we will do a bridge check this had been slow traffic but it has cleared out for 1 01 southbound this was because of an earlier curring accident at march road traffic backed up a bit as you can see but now that back up almost completely gone. it has been a hot spot free morning at the bay bridge even with one stall if it never really backed up so it is a good ride. san ma