bart is on time. 36 trains in service. >>> bart says it will start cracking down on people who sneak on to its trains without paying. kpix 5's jackie ward reports from san francisco. >>> reporter: michelle, it doesn't take long for you to be at

that means you have used bart. he somehow he mysteriously just appeared inside bart property, with a used bart ticket, that he used but didn't really use. too ride bart you have to use a ticket, the gates won't open you can't get in unless pick your ticket upoh wait, stop the presses, the they guy in the background, he has been waiting for almost two hours the reason his buddy is on the platform doesn't have a ticket so your gonna miss class because he don't want to come up he got my notebook (ok) for my class so he hanging down there waiting yea. you can't make this stuff up, but wait it gets better he's coming now we went to get money from home.yes you heard it right his buddy rode all the way back home to get money so he could pay his fare oh, where were we oh yea, so this guy who never rode bart is trying to explain to bart police how he ended up at balboa station from fremont station let's just say his attempt to get out the ticket didn't quite work out as planned nats: ambiance ultimately he had to sign the t

this latest violence on bart has frightened commuters. sot:maureen ruschke, bart commuter// "now i am thinking maybe i shouldn't be doing this. if lafayette isn't safe in the daylight on a sunday, where are we safe? so it's concerning."while others are unphased trusting they'll keep out of trouble."does it worry you as a commuter? no. not at all. why is that?"sot:brandan williams, bart commuter// "because we have to be careful with violence when people are doing something crazy i stay out of it and i don't be worried about it."the suspect is said to be a white man with blond hair lafayette police say may be in his 20's but bart police say between his 30 and 40's.he was wearing a green jacket.a bart spokesperson says they plan to release an image of the suspect once they get it to help in the search. there have been hundreds of assaults, robberies and property theft incidents on bart in the last year but bart in the incidents on property theft robberies and of assaults, robberies and property theft incidents on bart in the last year but th

bart with 56 trains in service on time. that may be the best way for you to get to your destination this morning. we are tracking delays along 880. you don't want to be stuck in this. southbound direction, this is just as you make your way through san lorenzo down towards hayward. report of a new accident just before highway 92 keeping your ride heavy as well as some debris near alvarado boulevard there and then a problem on the dumbarton bridge. so we are seeing speeds in the yellow and red now. look out, give yourself some extra time as you are heading out the door. we are still seeing a lot of delays as folks are making their way along the san mateo bridge and the eastshore freeway. that's getting pretty heavy out there. we'll take a closer look at your bay bridge drive times coming up. >>> new details an inmate hunger strike that had been called off is back on again after comments made by a sheriff of the santa clara county jail. anne makovec reports. >> reporter: when inmates don't like the way things are going for the

and 2012 bart agreed to a 1.5 and 2012 bart agreed to a $1.5 million deal with bombardier to make more than 700 new cars. the entire project including taxes and extra costs is slated for $2.5 billion. the senator said at the time, there were red flags bombardier was not a company in which public money should be trusted. >> should bart have known about these issues when they signed the contract? >> i think they should have known because bombardier was having trouble around the globe. >> reporter: trouble not just then but now. here's what was supposed to happen in the bay area according to the original contract. by the end of this year, commuters were supposed to get 50 new cars. by 2018, 230. 2019, 420. by 2023, all 775 trains. this is what has been happening. in march of last year, bombardier 's first car arrived three months late. in april, part crashed it citing electrical problems. in august 2016, announcement the first 10 cars would be late. now bart said there hoping to get at least 20 of the 60 cars promised this year. >> it's been a slow motion train wreck for a long time. >> r

it's part of the "carpool to bart program." riders who carpool to the bart stations will have their choice of designated parking spots until ten a-m. you can find your own carpool partner and get a paper permit. or you can use the "scoop" app to find a partner. the carpool program is now offered at the concord, dublin-pleasanton, millbrae, pleasant hill-contra costa centre and san bruno stations. coming up on the kron four morning news... another hollywood figure is hit with sexual harrassment allegations. we'll give you the latest on the hollywood minute. and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood minute is coming up after the break. welcome back to the kron four morning news.we have your latest entertainment headlines today ... including the latest man accused of sexual harassment. here's david daniel with the hollywood minute. (nat)writer-director james toback is the latest hollywood figure hit by allegations of sexual daniel. welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. (james)here's t

bart scores on things like price, design, schedule and bart says bombardier scored the highest. >> all right. still, commuters are waiting. all right, thank you. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 starts next with the bay area football team's pledge to reduce violence. up next, the device that san francisco 49ers organization is now pushing officials to ban. >> three schools in san francisco test positive for lead. we are finding out it's not the first time and may not be the last time either but could there be a correlation between the children impacted and the neighborhoods they live in? find out next. >>> now to our other top stories. there is new information about the killing of a musician outside a downtown oakland nightclub back in april of 2015. 26-year-old emiliano nevarez at berkeley was struck by a stray bullet after performing at the golden bull bar. today oakland police and the fbi announced that the man responsible for his death was a 24-year-old man who is dead. he was killed a year ago in a car crash while running from police in placer county. >>> the campus of milpitas high sc

bart is on time. 36 trains in service. >>> bart says it will start cracking down on people who sneak on to its trains without paying. kpix 5's jackie ward reports from san francisco. >>> reporter: michelle, it doesn't take long for you to be at a bart entrance and see someone jumping over the entrance gate getting onto bart for free. but the board of directors for bart says they are trying to do something about it. they unanimously voted last night on two ordinances to fight this problem and punish fare evaders. beginning next year, officers will be hired to board bart trains and ask every person for proof of purchase. if you can't provide one, you will be charged $75 the first time, minors will be charged $55. three strikes will lead to a criminal charge. frustrated bart riders who pay their fare hope this will force change. >> the guy just, like, hopped through the emergency exits, didn't even pay and just got on the train. attendants don't do anything. >> reporter: 75% of bart's operating costs come from people who follow the rules and pay. officials think it will bring back 8 to

it's in partnership with bart. it will include 110 units. it will be built on a bart parking lot. half of the units will be rented as below market rate. >>> happening today, we are hoping to learn more about a cryptic and frightening comment from president trump. >> here is what he said last night during a photo shoot with military leaders. >> you know what this represents? maybe it's the calm before the storm. >> what storm mr. president? >> you'll find out. >> the president didn't answer repeated attempts from reporters to get him to clarify. nothing leading up to the words so we have no clear context. we have reporters at the white house and watching twitter as he regularly tweets in the morning. >>> meantime, the justice department is changing another obama era policy applying to transgender people. laws protecting workers from discrimination do not apply to transgender workers. the justice department says the obama administration overstepped boundaries with that policy. it's up to congress to decide to whom the laws apply. >>> former secretary of state and democratic presiden

. >>> for weeks now bart has been planning to evict a homeless camp near the ashby bart station. tonight the people that live there say they're not going anywhere, and now they're suing. here's the details. others ... right >> the truth is that we're a model camp. >> reporter: jay is homeless, lives here at the here there encampment in berkeley with others. right under the start station. those that live here filed a federal suit accusing the city as well as bart of violating their rights. >> they dispose of people's medication, person property, laptops, computers, everything. >> reporter: the judge issued a seven-day injunction putting bart's plans of clearing out the encampment on hold. in a statement bart says a neighborhood association and a school asked the agency to clear out the property. they accuse the campers of trespassing. and they say because there's no shelter here or electricity or running water, that presents health concerns. also security and safety. >> you know bart says hey that's trespassing. >> bart is a public property. >> if the cities would get together and

bart: they are. a great example is what they did a few weeks ago with stopping the trading of digital currencies. and a few weeks before that, disallowing initial going offerings, the ico's. what china is doing -- what is hong kong, promoted here in hong kong, is be risk-averse. they have the belt and road and all these things in their economy going forward, everything looking great, 6.8, 6.9 gdp, better than they predicted earlier in the year. to me, they do not want to risk it with having digital currencies go south on them. the reputational risk for china is more important now than ever. betty: we are going to talk more with you in a moment, not just about china, but a specialty of yours, regulation and tax reform in the u.s. withll talk all of that bart chilton. in the meantime, donald trump asking republican senators for a show of hands on the next fed chair. more on his secret straw poll, later in the hour. yvonne: that was unusual. businessut tesla's model, what david einhorn had to say about

come january, bart riders will have to have proof that they paid at all times.take vothe bart board of supervisors passed two ordinances that require this proof of purchase. if someone is stopped without a ticket, they will get a citation. it will be a fine of $75 for adults and $55 for children with the option of community service.the board of directors said that about 75% of barts income comes from the fares but they also estimate that they are losing between 15 and 25 million dollars a year from people who ride and don't pay.camila:this will all go into effect january 1st. there will be a one month grace period but in february, if you don't have proof that you paid, you will get a citation.live in walnut creek, camila bernal kron 4 news. ( terisa ) thanks camila. thanks camila. we

bart issued 72 hour eviction notices at two locations. there are two homeless camps near martin luther king junior way and stanford avenue. near the oakland city limits. the here their camp is on the west side of the bart tracks. that incumbent is named after the eight-foot steel footed sign saying here and there. saturday, bart police evicted 24 hour notices at this camp and at the second camp near 63rd street and mlk. several homeless people filed a temporary restraining order. today, a federal judge william alsop issued an order blocking bart from evicting only the here their camp for one week. after the next hearing the long- term status of both camps is unclear. people living there say it is unfair the bart want to kick them out .>> we are occupying it because we have nowhere else to go. we have nothing to do. there is a lot of other places that might be more suitable. we are here now. we need to be dealt with.>> that man lives at the here their camp. residents have complained more about the other camp where a woman died from undeter

has details on why this woman could soon be back on bart. ( marty ) coming up... all five living u-s presidents unite in one place for one cause.. we'll have the reason they all came together. live look outside... san francisco ( marty ) live look outside...sutro tower. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)the warming trend that got underway across our region yesterday will continue today. the warming trend will intensify on monday when offshore flow develops. very warm and dry conditions are forecast across the region on both monday and tuesday. dry weather conditions will persist through the week. gradual cooling is forecast during the second half of the week, but temperatures will remain above seasonal average ( marty ) all five living former u- s presidents made a rare group appearance for hurricane relief. this is the 1st time since 2013 that all the living u-s president's appeared together. the event called "one america appeal", was a relief concert to benefit victims of recent hurricanes. it took place on the campus of

>> at end of the day, it's bart, bart management. >> reporter: people in power who are responsible for using taxpayer dollars wisely. >> if you lead another transit project like this, would you pick bombardier? >> again i would have to look at all the factors involved with it. i wouldn't shy away from them. >>> there are few contractor who is make rail cars. bombardier is just one of them. he says well, i might use them again because these are the only people who do this, right? >> bombardier is by far one of the biggest around the world in making these type of cars. when we first put this project out there, there were five bids, three made the final round, and through a scoring process, bombardier scored the most but there were other options. >> you hear the project director say they went with the lowest cost. how much lower, do you know, was the gap this big or this big? >> it wasn't great. it was significant but it wasn't half the price or anything like that. overall cost was a big one. also schedule, designs, those are the factors. as we're seeing now, we're having trouble with the

(vicki) stanley roberts has details on why this woman could soon be back on bart. there is no telling what you might see on bart, but it is the big city so anything is possible even people hanging upside down nats: ambiance on a moving train nats ambiance but riders have been getting an eyeful one bart lately. in the form of a woman who would basically walking between the train doors and use it as a public toilet nats: ambiance e bart police have been trying to track down woman simply known as the serial pooper . here is alecia trost spokeswomen for bart we had people email us videos into our bart police department, our customer service some of them have made it over to our safety department this was all brought to our attention about a week ago but one early morning the pooping bandit stuck again at 5:53 in the morning on the train heading into san francisco so passengers sprang into action one of the bart riders called and said she's here she's on the train so then we sent an officer and that person helped identify her except, for an officer to take action they h

the pit bull-- appropriately named "bart"-- has been adopted. according to bart officials... the dog has been adopted by a rider. the dog was caught by bart police after holding up morning commuters. after a check up... "bart" went to the oakland animal shelter... where he was put up for adoption. staff says ... "bart" is very friendly... loves giving kisses and getting belly rubs. they say, his new owner will get lots of cuddling. (steve) filipino veterans of world war two have been awarded the congressional gold medal...75 years after they joined with the united states to defeat japan. house speaker paul ryan presented the medal during a ceremony on the capitol earlier today. it is the nation's highest civilian award. more than 250-thousand filipino soldiers served alongside u-s solders in world war two...including more than 57-thousand who died. after the war ended...president harry truman signed laws that stripped away promises of benefits and citizenship for filipino veterans. house speaker ryan called today's ceremony - quote- "long...long overdue." (vicki) that wraps u

on bart. using the bay area rapid transit aka bart can be sometimes be an interesting experience, nats: ambiance what i noticed is that most people done have a clue as to whats going on around them while they are there waiting for a train most of them have their heads buried inside their electronic devices, either watching movies or scrolling through their social media accounts nats ambiance as the trains come and go many will look up to see if it's their train, but then its back to staring into the phone or tablet and that gives the bad guys an advantage because; do to some riders lack of attentiveness there has been an huge uptick in snatch and grab robberies ..although i think snatch and grab is redundant it should be called snatch and run because that's what they do. they wait for the doors then as they close they snatch and run with all the thefts of hi tech equipment there a low tech way of keeping your electronics from getting stolen, just give them the finger. no not that finger , this

tonight the pit bull terrier named bart is up for adoption. anyone interested in giving him a forever home can contact oakland animal services. love it. >> let's begin where we left off a few minutes with the high surf advisory which will be in effect until monday morning. so big breakers and quite a show out there at the shoreline. here's how it looks over the city as we look towards the bay bridge. and the numbers we got all the way to 84 at concord. livermore was 90 yesterday, 81ed to. 85 in san jose, and santa rosa 85 degrees. wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour right now. that wind will be blowing tonight and early tomorrow morning. here are the numbers as they are now, 67 in the city, and 77 in san jose. >>> red flag warnings heating up around the bay area. posted since 11:00 this morning through tuesday night. mostly because of northeasterly breezes. as a result humidity falls and the red flag warnings go up. indicates an elevated fire danger because of the breezy conditions through tomorrow midday. so sunny, windy, and warm through mond

the encampment has been here in berkeley since january 2017. >> bart says that's trespassing on bart land. bart is a public property. >> reporter: again, that case heads to federal court today in san francisco at 9 a.m. reporting live in berkeley i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> california drivers will pay more at the pump starting tomorrow. the legislature approved a gas tax increase as part of a huge transportation funding bill. gasoline will increase by 12 cents per gallon a hike of 43%. and diesel will cost 20 cents more a gallon with the tax jump of 125%. this increase will help get $54 billion in the next 10 years to help public transit and state and local road improvements. they have done a lot of embankment stuff. >> it's worth the price of gasoline going up. >> reporter: special auditor will be in place. >> a 22-gallon tank will cost $30 more a month. >>> house republicans will consider whether there will be changes to 401(k) retirement accounts. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger reports. >> reporter: as you said, despite the president's tweet late last week, over th

there is no a new option for free parking for bart riders. it will expand to concord and pleasant hills, and last month it was at san bruno. here is how it works. use an app to car pool to the station and then park anywhere for free. you have to get this on your dashboard as proof but parking and forces will check that against the license plate to make sure the program is legit. it has been available in pleasanton and deemed a success by bart officials who said carpooling has increased. to download the app, go to the website. anne makovec, kpix5. >>> there is a republican push for tax reform. it passed a budget bill that will allow tax reform without support of democrats. they urge representatives to pass the senate budget to avoid triggering mandatory negotiations and house speaker, paul ryan and president donald trump said they hope to get tax reform's through congress by the end of the year. >>> i want to get it by the end of the year but i will be disappointed if it takes that long. >> many details have yet to be disclosed but they could

. >>> commuters get a break from the bart carpool program. it is launching at the concord and pleasanton stations. here's the details from anne makovec. >> reporter: people are hesitant to carpool. it might take you out if your way and you have to deal with different people in the morning. in this case, you could get free parking out of the deal. this parking lot at the bart station gets more parking and it's difficult to find a spot at the peak times of the morning. this car pool two-part program is expanding to concord today and last month, it was at the san bruno station. he was an app called scoop to carpool to the station and park anywhere for free. you have to put the scoop placard on your dashboard has proved. it is checked against the license plate to make sure it is legit. the program is in effect at the dublin-pleasanton station and deemed a success by bart officials who say carpooling increased. check out this app at getscoop.com. anne makovec, kpix5. >>> bart is running on time with the train in service right now and big delays al

. >>> and bart is cracking down on free riders, saying the free ride is over. they have stiff new penalties for riders who don't pay. >> reporter: gate agents here at the station tell us in one single day this year they watched more than 600 people jump over these gates evading fares, and tonight bart's board of directors passed an ordinance to keep fare evasion of that magnitude from happening again. >> people do it all the time. it's frustrating. >> reporter: less than 5 minutes after we walked into the bart station, someone hopped over the gate. >> didn't even pay, hopped the emergency exit, and the attendants don't do anything. >> reporter: it happens? >> every day. it costs us 15 million to 25 million dollars a year. >> reporter: that's why tonight bart's board of directors passed two ordinances to target fare evaders. officers will be hired to board bart trains and ask every single person for proof of purchase. if caught you'll be charged $75 for your first offense. minors will be charged $55. three strikes and you'll face criminal charges. do you think t

come january, bart riders will have to have proof that they paid at all times.take vothe bart board of supervisors passed two ordinances that require this proof of purchase. if someone is stopped without a ticket, they will get a citation. it will be a fine of $75 for adults and $55 for children with the option of children with the option of community service.the board of directors said that about 75% of barts income comes from the fares but they also estimate that they are losing between 15 and 25 million dollars a year from people who ride and don't pay.camila:this will all go into effect january 1st. there will be a one month grace period but in february, if you don't have proof that you paid, you will get a citation.live in walnut creek, camila bernal kron 4 news. ( will ) bart is one step closer to running in the south bay ... as trains are being readied for the first riders next summer.five years after construction began, bart trains are being tested along the recently completed tracks from fremont, through milpitas and san jose.with the system fully electrified ... trasportation

even if you don't ride bart it will affect you because bart affects the regular traffic as well. >> did you find anything that surprised you? >> one of the most surprising things was that bart has its hands tied when things go wrong with the supplier. we asked could you start all over again? he says they are too far along with too much money at stake. starting over is not an option. >> bart is behind because the new cards are not being delivered. >> it was very difficult to get the interview with the company. we had a partner with other media groups in new york and canada who took one month to request it but the supplier finally answered questions. for instance, with your issues in the world why would any city work with you including us? we got those answers. >> are the questions about if bart did due diligence in choosing the company? >> we spoke with a senator who said in 2012 when the contract was signed, there were problems with the supplier around the world but they signed the contract. we asked questions and we will have your answers in the reports. >> candice nguyen, thank you. >

(steve)bart has released a new photo of a man they say showed a gun to a woman on bart and then stole her purse. (catherine) they're saying that man should be considered armed and dangerous. kron 4's dan kerman is live at bart police headquarters with more. dan? it was on the morning september 11th when bart says this man robbed a woman aboard a fremont bound train travelling through haywardsot chris filippi/bart spokesman the suspect showed what appeared to be a black semi automatic handgun and then he grabbed her purse, the train was still moving and the suspect moved to the next car and then exited at the south hayward station.this image captured by a camera aboard the train was released the next day and it led to lots of tips which helped police identify the suspect as 37 year old fredachi stone. this is a booking photo of stone police located in the system. bart is hoping this new photo will lead to more tips and eventually his arrestsot this is a case we really want to get to the bottom of , these instances are relatively rare on bart but one is one too many and especially this

they found the stolen property you see here. >>> bart tried to evict people on bart property in homeless camps. henry lee has this report. >> reporter: this is the so called here there homeless camp named after the steel plated words at the berkeley city limits. people recycle. there is wheelchair access. >> we are called the model camp. the police say we are model camp. a judge gave the camp a one week repreve after a temporary retrains order by bart. they issued 72 hour eviction notices. >> they didn't come to talk to us. they just came and bart police storming through here posting signs wit notices. >> bart declined to comment. there are complained at 63rd street where a woman died. there was a hammer attack. the camp could face evictions. >> there are drugs. it is not acceptable. it is a situation that is dangerous for the community. >> we don't give no problems. they don't bother us. we are polite and respectful. >> others don't agree. >> i support the eviction. it is a well used piece of public property. it has turned into the privatization of public land. >> it catches their eye,

. >>> the future of a berkeley homeless encampment near bart is in the hands of a federal judge. the decision whether or not to block people from removing the camp. kpix 5's jessica flores was in court today and has details. >> reporter: this is the lawsuit before the federal judge today. in it, the attorneys for the holes encampment arguing that confiscating the group's property and removing from from the berkeley encampment violates their constitutional rights. the encampment has been on the west side of the bart tracks near alcatraz and martin luther king, jr., way for nearly a year. it's called here, there encampment. in a statement, bart says the neighborhood association as well as a montessori school asked the agency to clear the property. the agency accusers the homeless of trespassing. because there's no running water or electricity, that presents health and safety concerns. about a week ago, the judge issued a temporary restraining order stopping bart from evicting the group. the attorneys for the group want the injunction extended. the attorneys also said that the clien

while bart says passengers has nothing to fear, and it's common practice. we did get a chance to talk with passengers to get their thoughts on the subject. >> if it's dangerous to the public, better to get it out. i think if they know there is a da danger. >> i didn't know it was happening. so if i'm unaware and walking through these place, i think people should know. >> reporter: now, bart recently removed asbestos as well as led point from eight of the stations this past summer and no issues. and special filtering system will be in place at the powell station to make sure the air at the station is clean. i want to point out bart is also going to have safety monitors present while doing this work. and bart officials tell me that removal process will take a couple of weeks. in san francisco, nbc bay area. >> thank you, pete. >>> looking for tesla expands in the bay area. we'll show you where the new office space could be. >>> plus. >> do you know what this represents? maybe it's the calm before the storm. >> the calm before the storm. confusing words from t

we asked those questions to bart and bombardier . we will have those answers in the report. >>> a warning for dog owners in san francisco after a maltese is snatched by a coyote as his owner was heading out on a walk. >>> the 49ers are teaming up with law enforcement agencies across the state as they pledge to reduce gun violence. >>> a short time ago the 49ers and several local police unions announce an effort to foster better relations within communities while reducing gun violence. >> the campaign calls for the call --. jesse gary is live at levi's stadium as the announcement was wrapping up. >> reporter: good afternoon. it's literally just wrapped up. the 49ers president and members from various police officers association's just finished a ceremony, signing the pledge. you can see that people are still here. that pledges to help pass meaningful gun control legislation in the form of u.s. house resolution 3999. the bill would ban the sale of so-called bump stocks. let's look at the video. accused gunman stephen paddock allegedly

>>>three people were stabbed on the platform of the lafayette bart station. police are now searching for the suspect near the station. officials say the suspect is a white male in his 30s or 40s, has blonde hair, is unshaven, and is wearing a green jacket and backpack. the station was shut down for several hours while they searched for evidence.>> police say all of the victims have minor injuries. when officers arrived there were only two victims. when a passenger resisted, a man took out a knife.>> we do not know if the victims knew each other. we are looking at three victims.the other may have left on their own. the two victims are a 20-year- old male with a minor head injury and a 19-year-old male with a minor hand injury. bart police say the suspect tried to rob one of the victims of his backpack. >> reporter:the suspect left the bart station after the stabbing and is believed to be on foot in the area. the incident happened at 10:00 sunday morning. if you see the suspect, officials say to call 911. initially, police searched the train car arriving at ple

to recoup some of that money, bart will require riders to show proof of payment to bart officers. >> they are going to be setting up to go into trains and checking everybody in a particular area of the bart system. >> reporter: bart offices will use card readers to check pass that's people paid their proper fare. bart already installed these signs saying officers have the authority to randomly check passengers. >> it will be inconvenient but i don't think it is a horrible thing. if you paid your bart fare and you did all of that, you have nothing to worry about. >> disturbing the peace and insulting them. if everybody is checking the ticket because everybody is not doing that. >> reporter: bart says it took into consideration that some feel this new policy could be looked at as profiling some passengers so the agency will recall all officers to wear body worn cameras when interacting with riders. >> not only are we going to look at age and gender but race and location. >> reporter: if caught, they will pay a civil citation of $75 per incident. for minors and those that can't afford t

bart has released a new photo of a man they say showed a gun to a woman on bart and then stole her purse.(vicki) they're saying the man should be considered armed and dangerous. (grant) kron 4's dan kerman is at bart police headquarters in oakland with details. bart has identified the prime suspect in a hayward train robbery that occurred last month as 37 year old fredachi stone. they say the release of the surveilance photo from the camera aboard the train led to an anoymous tip which helped them i.d. stonesotthis is case we are making a high priority and we want to make sure we get a resolution here by arresting a suspect.this latest photo is a booking photo from a past situation so we have a really good look at the suspects face, we have a name in this casebart says the incident happened on september 11th. they say the suspect showed what appeared to be a semi-automatic pistol to a woman as the train traveled through hayward. he then grabbed her purse and got off the train at the south hayward station.sotthat's a really traumatic experience for anybody to go through, we really want to

it happened at the union city bart station. police have not said exactly how the station agent was threatened. police say the man is prohibited from riding bart. ( james ) a man was killed in a shooting in oakland and the shooter is still on the loose. the shooting happened yesterday morning on eighth street. the victim died at the scene. police have not made any arrests or said what may have motivated the shooting. the killing marks oakland's 59th homicide of the year. ( james ) and police are looking for a gunman after one person was shot in oakland. the shooting happened saturday morning on the 15-hundred block of international boulevard. the victim was shot in the back and is in stable condition this morning. police do not have a description of the shooter.. ( terisa ) hundreds of sonoma county residents came together over the weekend for a day of remembrance for the victims of the north bay fires. to honor those who lost their lives, the santa rosa fire department rang a ceremonial bell for each victim with a final strike

kris talked about a bart crash affecting the tracks. there are no delays, i just want to get that out there. tough see the video kris has coming up. toward the bay bridge, 17 minutes from highway 4 to the toll plaza. 17, 16, 15. that's descending order through oakland. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> happening now, overnight, rain helping firefighters douse those final flames in the north bay wildfires. you can see this video into our news room of the rain falling. the latest numbers of the fires are improving. the tubbs fire, 92% contained. t the atlas fire, 86 contained. santa rosa residents will be allowed back into their neighborhoods later this morning, but with restrictions. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live in the coffey park neighborhood which was hit very hard by the wildfires. pete, explain how officials are organizing this to make sure those residents stay safe. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you marcus and kris. we are east of the coffey park neighborhood. as you mentioned, one of the hardest hit areas fr

the pit bull named "bart" has been adopted.(terisa) according to bart officials the dog has been adopted by a rider. the dog was caught by bart police after holding up morning commuters. after a check up "bart" went to the oakland animal shelter where he was put up for adoption. (will) staff says "bart" is very friendly loves giving kisses and getting belly rubs. they say his new owner will get lots of cuddling. ( will ) coming up in the next hour... we are following breaking news from overnight... an elderly man in the hospital after a hit and run in the east bay. the new details just released overnight. and we will fill you in on the shocking video the jury was shown in the trial of the man accused of killing kate steinle in san francisco.( james ) and i am tracking another warm day coming up. . elevated levels of lead have been found in the water at three san francisco schools. i'll tell you what school officials are doing about it to keep kids safe. ( lydia ) high school football players in the east bay have been discipline

it costs bart between 15 and 25 million a year. it is starting that meeting later than usual at 5:00 to allow more members of the public to weigh in. and joining me now is nick. very nice to meet you. thank you for being here today. this meeting taking place in about 40 minutes from now. you are going to be here. what is the outcome. >> we adopt an ordinance which is very clear that if you haven't paid your ticket, you are not allowed to ride bart. >> and this will be something that those who are adults caught not paying the fare and those who are kids caught not paying the fare could be subject to penalties. >> the way it works is the cop has to see you jumping over the gates to give you a ticket. obviously we have a lot of gates, we have a big system and the cops can't catch everyone. with the new system we are going to adopt tonight, anywhere in the system if you don't have a valid ticket you are going to get a fine. >> but it still means a bart cop needs to say show me the fare. >> yes. >> if you can't, then you will be subject

a week ago a judge issued a temporary restraining order stopping bart from evicting them. the attorneys for the group want it extended and argue that confiscating the group's property would violate their constitutional rights under the fourth and 14th amendments. >> they bring in a truck and grab tents and throw them in the truck and dispose of people's medication, personal property, laptops, computers, you know, everything. >> reporter: the camp has been here in berkeley since earlier this year. and these people again are headed to federal court in san francisco and that hearing is fornine a.m. in berkeley, jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> now to the wine country wildfires. this morning, crews are reaching full containment on several of the fires. the nuns fire is out. the tubbs fire is at 99% containment. together, the two fires destroyed nearly 7,000 structures. the atlas fire is also out. the death toll from the fires now stands at 43. we just learned a girl passed away in the hospital sunday night. she and her farmly tried to escape the redwood complex fire three weeks ago

bart officials tell me the removal process will take about two weeks. pete suratos, for "today in the bay." >> thank you, pete. >>> oakland just wrapped up three days of repairing potholes. thanks to increased funding, crews have been working overtime. the department of transportation say crews in oakland repaired 18,000 potholes this year. that's more than they did in all of last year. >>> that is great word. i'm sure there are a few more out there yet to be addressed. over here, no reports of problems of potholes. we have a crash in san jose and we are updating the east freeway as well. a crash reported at east mckee. everything is moved to the shoulder. there may be a traffic break. that's why we are seeing enhanced slowing up from the camera at 680 and past mckee to 880. prepare for that, we show the arrow points to the build upcoming into the area anyway, heading north from capital expressway. we get to the northern portion of east shore freeway and it slows to richmond past the crash at central. one lane reported blocked. almost 40 minutes to the

. >>> bart says the free rides are over for fare cheaters. the agency says it's cracking down on people who jump in without a ticket. starting next year officers will board bart trains and ask every person for proof of purchase. if you can't provide it, you will be fined $75 the first time it minors charged $55. not everyone is on board with the new policy. >> a lot of homeless people that ride the trains so it's like you know they ain't got no fare. i think it's a waste of time. >> it's not about catching every person who fare evades. it's about reducing the fare evasion and also sending the message that the free ride is over. >> bart officials anticipate this new policy will bring back 8 to $11 million each year. bart says fare evasions costs 15 to $25 million every year. >>> new information about the murder of president john f. kennedy is out. the national archives released thousands of previously classified documents about the assassination. but as seth lemon reports, a decision to withhold some of the documents could fuel even more specu

so bart will run two types of trains for a while. ones with all old cars and ones with all new cars. they will be alternated on different routes and schedules. >>> so let's take a look at transit this morning with jaclyn. how are things looking? >> well, we'll start with bart, where they have 59 trains in service all running on time. so that's good news there. you may want to consider using mass transit today because the roads, they are slow! this is a live look over at the bay bridge toll plaza -- excuse me, the richmond/san rafael bridge toll plaza. and it's about a 23-minute commute from marina bay parkway, 580 definitely stacking up as you head across over to sir francis drake. eastshore freeway not looking good. it's just under a 45-minute ride as you make your way from highway 4 on down towards the maze. then we continue to see about 40 minutes as you are heading into san francisco. that earlier accident that had a lane blocked right near the fremont street exit that's cleared. your approach to the maze is stacked up beyond hig

bart owns the land. the city told bart to evict them. the earliest that might happen could be tonight. the group members vowed to resist efforts to move. >>> new this morning, rolling out the sleek new rail cars. you may see those new cars as soon as thanksgiving. the first ten bart cars passed their final safety test. now the puc needs to green light their transition and passenger service. the process could take three weeks and the ten cars will run as single trains. the rest of the fleet, rather, is still on the tracks to debut next year. >>> a follow up now, the two young men who found themselves scaling the bridge are taking a plea deal. they face criminal charges for trespassing and climbing on the toll bridge. they offer the misdemeanor program and they are going to take it. the charges will be dismissed if both complete the program, which could include fines and community service. >>> artificial intelligence is helping fight crime. san jose state university police department is testing a new security system. the high-tech cameras

sot:maureen ruschke, bart commuter// "as a woman traveling alone to something it set me back. i am a little frightened. sad, really sad. so i don't know how i would have reacted in this situation."but bart reports there are gaps in the testimony from eyewitnesses.so far they believe a fight broke out over property so they're looking into that by comparing surveillence video with witness statements.the suspect is described to be a white man with blond hair lafayette police say may be in his 20's but bart police say between his 30 and 40's.he was wearing a green jacket. (ella)a bart spokesperson says they plan to release an image of the suspect once they get it to help with the search.live in lafayette ella sogomonian kron 4 news. an uber driver is caught in the crossfire of yet another highyway shooting.. this time on i-880 in oakland. the driver and two passengers were shot. kron 4's hermela aregawi is with us now with details... hermela, do we know the condtion of the victims. (hermela) tonight police are looking for suspects responsible for shooting three people overnight.sg

bart police were able to track down the woman . authorities say, she was not arrested for the urinating... but for a no-bail warrant for a fire-related crime. she was also wanted for possession of drug paraphenalia. (steve) well the first storm of the season is bringing snow to lake tahoe. here's the view at mount rose ski tahoe. snowmaking is underway there. and the resort says their targeted opening day is next friday....weather and conditions permitting. but it sure is starting to look like winter up there. (pam) it almost feels like winter is here. snow falling in the sierra.(steve) meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a look at the how the first storm is bringing fresh powder lawrence karnow: after a stormy night skies began to clear today. some parts of bay area had over a half an inch of rain. it is brisk and breezy outside right now. the winds are pickinig up again around the fire areas. if you're headed out tonight it should be cool and dry so bring a jacket. doppler radar is picking up a few remaining showers b

. >>> a day of free rides on bart could be coming to an end. what's being done to crack down on fair cheaters. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. we are looking live at the dow jones which is down a little right now. the real story today is the nasdaq. it gained almost 100 point. looking at the numbers right now it's up 73 after some good earnings reports. we were talking about the company's expected. one was amazon. it was a very profitable quarter . he picked up an additional $6.2 billion in value thanks to better-than-expected earnings reports. the stock was up about 9%. that likely puts him ahead of bill gates as the world's richest person. jeff bezos is worth $83 billion on thursday. about $4 billion behind bill gates. bill gates were thrust by $430 million. technology leaders climbed the ranks of the world's wealthiest people. microsoft also reported good earnings. six of the top 10 names are founders of u.s. tech companies. >>> in a couple of weeks the san jose city council will vote on a rent control measure. a tenant group said its res

more than 400,000 people ride bart. the fares help the transit agency bring in roughly $575 billion per year. but bart said that figure should be an estimated $25 million more because of people not paying for tickets. beginning january 1, bart officers will start using card readers. >> they will be next to fair gates or go onto trains to check everybody in a particular area of the system. >> if someone is caught evading, adults will pay a citation of $75 per juveniles will pay $50 for minors and those who can't afford the fine, they will have an option for community service. >>> in a few weeks the san jose city council will vote on a rent control measure. one group said its research shows a growing gap between rents and wages. that's pushing many san jose families to a breaking point. the group showed off its findings during a rally yesterday at san jose city hall. the report is adding fuel to the rent control debate in san jose. >> the gap between what it takes to afford the average apartment in san jose versus what re

(steve) the pit bull-- appropriatly named "bart"-- has been adopted. according to bart officials... the dog has been adopted by a rider. the dog was caught by bart police after holding up morning commuters. after a check up... "bart" went to the oakland animal shelter... where he was put up for adoption. staff says ... "bart" is very friendly... loves giving kisses and getting belly rubs. they say, his new owner will get lots of cuddling. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(steve)vicki liviakis is here with a look at what we're working on for kron 4 news at 9. ((vicki))that's right pam and steve...heavy hearts tonight in santa rosa...as loved ones gather to remember mike grabow the 40 year-old lost his life in the north bay firestorm.a live report..is coming up. then...take a look at this. nearly a dozen people were hurt after a car plowed right into a restaurant..and the whole thing was caught on camera.what witnesses are saying about this bizarre incident.((vicki)) plus...another warm day across the bay.but a change is on the way.meteorologist brittney shipp has your four zone f

. >>> fair enforcement on bart comes with a price tag. how much it will cost the transit agency to make sure people are paying their fair share. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it's halloween. you need to have some fun with the news. here are some of the halloween pictures we asked you to send. a lot of superheros in there. it looks like the cast of the wizard of oz. some of you sent us your pictures. that looks great. >> a lot of good makeup. even the dogs as well. >> of course. >>> take a good look. if you don't see your picture right now, don't worry. we will show them all morning right here on mornings on 2 . and it's also not too late to send them in. post them on instagram, facebook or twitter with the hashtag, #ktvu. looking good. >>> now we know how much it will cost bart to crack down on people who are trying to get a free ride. according to the san francisco chronicle, the additional workers will cost $740,000 per year. the extra equipment they require will cost about $50,000. last week the board of directors reported -- appr