a school campus, the scene of an attack on a young girl. tonight new information on why a woman might strike a third grader with a hammer. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. a 9-year-old girl is hospitalized after she was attacked with a hammer by a school volunteer. jana katsuyama live now at oakland children's hospital with new information about a possible motive in the case, jana. >> reporter: frank, first of

all i checked with school officials who say the girl is being treated for injuries but they could not go into specific details. i did obtain a copy of the letter they sent out to parents saying they were outraged and they explained to the parents what they knew. the third grade student was outside on the playground around 10:40 this morning. a parent volunteer lured the guile into a near by bath -- the girl into a near by bathroom then the woman assaulted the girl with a hammer. students who were near by said they were scared. >> i just saw the police, they were coming into the boy's bathroom. >> reporter: the alleged attacker is hasima deyame not a stranger but a parent well known on campus who was a frequent volunteer. investigators are still trying to figure out a motive. school officials say it appears the woman did have a connection

with the student's family. >> it may have something to do with rivalries and feuds occur off campus spilling over on- site. >> reporter: school officials were sent home. the child is incredibly resilient and is conscious and communicating despite her ordeal. >> that is very scary. i mean if i was here and i saw a lady with a hammer i would have taken my daughter out right away. >> why would someone come and assault a little girl at school? it makes you afraid to send your child to school because it makes you think it's not safe at school. >> reporter: officials tell me that woman is being held by oakland police on charges of assault with a deadly weapon. and they say she could face additional charges. reporting live in oakland tonight, jana katsuyama, 13 eyewitness news. school officials tell us they plan to have extra staff on the campus on monday morning including counselors for students. the inclusion it was a tragic accident. and the fatal shooting of one

b.a.r.t. police officer by his fellow officer doesn't merit charges. on january 21st, b.a.r.t. police were searching the dublin apartment of a robbery suspect. during the search detective michael may shot and killed thomas smith. the report released concludes there's insufficient evidence to charge mayse. the lay out of the apartment allowed detective smith to circle around and come to the closet. the gun was raised. the gun was not pointed directly at me it was pointing toward me. mays believed the armed figure was a threat when he fired one shot hitting smith in the heart. and at ktvu.com you can read the report for yourself. we have posted it under hot topics right on our home page. the death of a mentally illman who was killed -- mentally ill man has been ruled

accidental. cheng barricaded himself. efforts to talk him out failed. after a six hour stand off a s.w.a.t. team entered the home. investigators say chang stabbed one of the officers in the arm and that's when police fatally shot chang. his family says that chang was schizophrenic. new developments tonight in the case of the los angeles clippers and the teams embattled owner donald sterling. this evening the nba gave at the present timetive approval of the sale by sterling's wife to steve balmer for $2 billion. shelley sterling also agreed not to sue the league. but donald sterling is. he has filed a suit for $1 billion. several reports surfaced about donald sterling's mental health. some of those reports say he is mentally incapacitated. and tmz is reporting that he

was recently diagnosed with alzheimer's disease. happening now the first night of this year's bottle rock music festival is coming to a close in downtown napa. it is the first true test of all the changes since last year's less than successful show. ken pritchett is live in napa with a look at how it's going so far. >> reporter: this is mayor hawtho are -- hawthorn on day one of bottle rock. this event could have been a one hit wonder until new promoters came in to resurrect it. >> everybody told us we were crazy. could you really book bands. could you really get all the

city permits done. >> reporter: to hold bottle rock, the promoters had to pay last year's debt. >> businesses suffered because of blocked entrances. >> reporter: parking can be pricey for prime spots, $100 at this private lot right across from the main gate. as for traffic, which was considerable last year it has been light so far but tomorrow will be the busiest day. >> use public transportation. taxies, the vine, bus, the local bus service has expanded their hours. >> that was ken pritchett reporting. napa police are doing dui enforcement near by. so far they have sited one person for dui and another for

public intoxication. at ktvu.com you will find complete details of the music festival including daily line ups and event information. in a surprised move, congress ordered the justice department to ease up on marijuana clubs when they're following the law. the amendment still need to be approved by the senate before it could be signed into law by president obama. an unusual incentive is being issued to get people to vote next week in san jose. the offer involves giving away marijuana for free or at a discount. >> amber lee has the story.

>> reporter: owner of cannabis clubs are offering free or discounted marijuana for their vote. >> we need to make sure that we get somebody in place that's actually going to treat this topic fairly. >> while incentives for votes aren't new, they are sometimes problematic. in 2008, starbucks had to stop a promotion offering free coffee to those who voted when they found out they violated codes. and the registrar says the offer of marijuana presents similar concerns. >> it appears the federal code is stricter than the state code. >> reporter: still those at the cannabis club says the votes for weed already has the desired effects, raising awareness of tuesday's election. >> any time you get people to vote that's great. you have to exercise your right. >> reporter: a list of

participating clubs will be released monday. according to the district attorney's office the promotion may violate the law but no arrests are planned. we're getting a good idea of who's registered to vote next tuesday. a new poll shows a majority of californians 17 million registered voters more than 43% are registered democrats. 23% identify as republican and 21% registered with no party reference. the voter roles have increased by more than 500,000 people from a year ago. and we'll bring you the results as they come in. we'll also be updating twitter, facebook and ktvu.com. crews working on the b.a.r.t. extension to silican valley have dug up human remains.

the santa clara valley officials have reported that they found artifacts in 2012. wildcats making their way from the mountains to bay area neighborhoods. >> it is definitely a spike in bob cat calls. >> what could be

gridlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he became speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to keep fighting for balanced budgets. democrat john perez for controller. take the nestea plunge. nothing refreshes like nestea.

new at 10:00, a boom in business in the east bay. city officials say at least 78 new businesses have opened up in oakland in the past year. amber lee joins us live now with the advantage of setting up shop in oakland and why not everybody is happy about it, amber. >> reporter: julie we're at district a restaurant and lounge. the owners first opened up in san francisco and then decided to open a second location right here in oakland. in old oakland the bartender at district can serve a wide variety of alcoholic drinks. the liquor license is $25,000. in san francisco the owners can serve only wine and beer. they say an unrestricted liquor

license would have cost them $200,000. so they decided to expand into oakland. >> it's more appealing in a sense that it's less expensive to do business out in oakland than it is in san francisco. >> reporter: the owners of a company supply plan to expand to this 24,000 square foot space in downtown oakland by september. the company moved its 53 employees into oakland last week. it plans to hire 17 more people. we asked the ceo an east bay native why oakland. >> it's a perfect place. proximity to everything. accessibility from b.a.r.t. there's already a great culture here. >> reporter: hodge an oakland native still livers in the west oakland home she lives in. she wrote an article about the concerns about the changes in this city. >> i don't want to say i'm against newness and culture shifting and changing. but what i'm against is people who have no place else to go. being asked to leave, being

suggested that they leave or plain feeling unwelcomed in our own city. >> reporter: the owner of juwho restaurant says she also is concerned. she moved her home from san francisco to oakland. she says all but one of her 14 employees lives in oakland. >> if there's ever going to be a city that's going to gentrity in a way that will not just push out all of the long term residents but unify those two communities together it would be oakland. >> reporter: back here live at district, the owner tells us oakland officials have made it opening a business easier here than san francisco. from attitude to paper work. two san francisco giants fans testified today about the lack of security at dodger stadium when bryan stow was beating on opening day back in 2011. stow is seeking $37 million in

damages from the former owner of the dodgers. that's the estimate of the cost of his lifetime scare due to his traumatic brain injury. they testified that one of the men who admitted to beating stow harassed them as well. a bay area man who survived last week's massacre near ucsb was in court tonight. he's a college student from alamo and he just happened to be visiting a friend in isle of vista when he was deliberately shot. >> it's a time when people are feeling down. i just don't want people to be distracted by that whole side of it that they forget like that people are still alive.

people survived this thing. >> he says he is still in pain but he's happy to be alive. and the rampage is being shunned online. patti lee is live where a group gathered to send a message. >> reporter: the activists filled this plaza here at 25th and mission. they are using the momentum generated by more than 1 million tweets hash tag yes all women to keep that conversation going. protesters spoke out against the hatred that fueled the rantings of elliot rogers. >> i'm sick of it. this is what is going on in our culture. >> hi. >> reporter: rogers declared his desire to kill as many women as possible. because they rejected him. that sent the twitter verse

into overdrive, the hash tag yes all women. >> why men hate women or is it even possible. nobody really hates women. but here is a guy that actually makes a coherent argument that he felt like he deserved sex from women. he felt like he deserved their affection. >> reporter: alex petersburg says it would be easy to dismiss the suspect as a madman. >> it's hidden in plain daylight. it's something that was exposed even more unfortunately through a horrific incident. >> reporter: now these women and men are trying to take the lessons from this latest tragedy to change the kind of culture that contributes to the cycle. >> reporter: now with its retweets, hash tag reputations of being short-lived that's why

there was a rally here today. there will be four other rallies across the country later this weekend. patti lee, ktvu. firefighters made quick work of a grass fire burning in the north bay. the fire started along oak springs drive in napa county near the solano county border around 2:00. there are homes in the area but no one ended up being evacuated. calfire today announced it is suspending open burning permits for several counties because of the hot and dry conditions. starting this sunday june 1st, open burning permits will be suspended for napa, solano and calusa lake and yolo counties throughout california. kaiser's newest hospital is set to open its doors in the east bay. the complex is located off marina boulevard in san leandro. the hospital which has 264 beds

and 116 offices will replace kaiser's aging facility in hayward. it is scheduled to start taking in patients on tuesday. a bit cooler today across the entire bay area. temperatures down 10 to 15 degrees from yesterday's highs. look at just the 50s in pacifica and san francisco. warmers locations in the 70s and 80s. right now looking out toward the bay bridge, we just have a solid deck of clouds. not that dense fog but basically the marine layer kind of expanding in depth. as a result we're seeing more clouds pushing in across the bay. here's the latest on the satellite the clouds offshore but also pushing into san francisco. hayward right now reporting mostly cloudy skies. lots of overcast out toward san m ateo and south san francisco. as far as the forecast for tomorrow morning. partly to mostly cloudy conditions. drizzle possible, coast side and right around the bay and temperatures to start out your saturday morning will be in the upper 40s to the low to mid-

50s. we are expecting basically from now to 9:00 tomorrow morning. the big push of low clouds and fog. san rafael up toward santa rosa, oakland, fremont a few patches inland. by lunchtime the clouds pull back to near fremont. coming up at 10:45, we'll take a look at the forecast highs and what you can expect as we head into the five day forecast. remember si and his hit song they have made a pretty impressive achievement. the south korean pop star surprise hit has become the first you tube video to surpass 2 billion views.

it crossed the mark around 9:00 tonight. no other video comes khroáes. justin bieber's song baby is the closest. >> it maybes you smile. >> i know. wildcats where you might not expect them. tonight at 10:30, the reason cats are coming out of the my dad worked as a short order cook.

right here. my parents were immigrants. and they taught me that with hard work, anything is possible. i earned a scholarship to mit. and worked across party lines to get things done. i'm alex padilla. i'll protect voting rights for everyone. and make it easier to start a business. so we create jobs and opportunity for all californians. what should we order? (announcer) alex padilla. secretary of state.

a fifth grader gets off his bus with a scratched face and bruised ear and it didn't come from a fight with another child. >> he said i was attacked by and he used the students name. and said so and so's father. i was attacked. >> reporter: and now that father is under arrest and facing a felony charge. but it's not just the father who's in trouble here. rob roth tells us why the bus

driver is also being investigatedded. >> reporter: as school is about to begin here at wilson elementary yesterday morning a fifth grader who looked like he had been crying approached the principal. >> his words to me was i was attacked by a dad. >> reporter: authorities say yesterday morning a father followed his second grade son on to a school bus for special needs students. he first began shouting then the man grabbed kelvin davis who was sitting in his seat. this is the picture the boy's guardian sent us it shows a cut on the cheek and a swollen ear. police then arrest bernice hurd. he was drink, he was upset about an incident.

the driver simply droppedded the students off at school and drove off. >> i would have preferred that the bus driver escorted the student into the office and let me know exactly what had occurred. >> reporter: we've been told the driver has been reassigned but he is still operating a school bus. the school district is reviewing procedures. >> i don't believe from what i've heard this was an appropriate response by the individuals working at the bus company. >> reporter: that bus company called first student did not return our calls. as for the 11-year-old his guardian tells us she's worried that what happened to him could trigger nightmares. rob roth, ktvu news. students, teachers and parents stood outside of bishop odoud school in protest. the group is upset about teachers being forced to sign a morality clause to keep their job. now it appears the diocese may

be softening their stance after meeting with teachers and students. taking the fall. the fall out tonight for a growing scandal over how america's veterans are treated. then at 10:45, college test stores rejected. why some students may have to take the test over all because of where their desks were situated. and more wildcat sighting here in the bay area. why some experts say we're seeing a spike.

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his encounter with a car. it's evidence of a growing trend. more and more wildcats even mountain lions are leaving the hills behind and heading toward residential areas. >> reporter: two bob cats were hit by cars in the east bay in just the last couple of weeks. one of them did not survive. the other is now recovering here at this wildlife facility in san jose. >> he's approximately 20 pounds and he's an adult male. >> reporter: this bob cat was found with its right rear leg fractures after being hit by a car in the outskirts of fremont last week. >> it was touch and go for the first few days for not only did he have a fracture but he had possible spinal trauma as well as severe head trauma. >> reporter: workers say they are seeing a trend of more wildcats coming closer to

civilization. >> there's definitely been a spike in predatory sightings. >> reporter: rehabilitation services say this is the third bob cat they've been talked about. some years they didn't see any bob cats in the center. in just this month they were able to release one of them back into the wild. >> it definitely relates to the drought. so we think. but it's going to be really hard to determine that this year. >> reporter: she says biologists are also looking at other possible reasons in the spike in calls about wildcats including human encroachment and mating patterns. as for this guy, they say when he's a little better they'll move him to an outdoor enclosure. make sure he can hunt and feed himself then release him back into the wild. cara liu. >> reporter: ktvu was in mountain view earlier this month when crews cornered a mountain lion. it had wandered into the parking lot of an apartment

complex. the animal was safely captured and released back into the wild. we then learned the big cat had just left his mother to find his own territory. two construction work fell about 100 feet from a crane. they were working in yolo county north of vacaville. cal osha say the men were in a basket that was being hoisted up at the start of the workday. it appears a hook broke and the men fell toll the ground. the father of one of them also worked with that same construction crew. they were all from disney construction based out of burlingame. new developments in an accident we first told you about early yesterday morning. the driver is suspected of running over a 60-year-old man is being charged with two felony duis and resisting arrest. the victim had been loitering at the station and at one point either layed down or fell down behind the car.

the passenger told a station agent to call 911. when firefighters arrived the driver 32-year-old lam of san francisco then allegedly backed up and ran over the man twice. a pleasanton teenager was sentenced today to nine years after a crash last year that killed a bicyclists. the sentencing was part of a plea deal for cody hall. hall was going more than 80- miles-an-hour in a 40-mile an hour zone when he hit and killed 58-year-old diana forholtz. one of his posts read drive fast, live young. he apologized today to the victim's family. a billionaire investor and high stakes las vegas gambler are all tied into an

investigation of possible insider trading. federal investigators want to know if carl icon shared information that he may have had about clorox which is based in oakland. icon was mounting a take over bid of clorox when those trades were made. wall street managed to set a new record in an otherwise lackluster day in trading. the embattled head of the veteran's affairs department said today he is stepping down. jaquelin fell has been following this story. she was there as eric shinseki apologized. >> reporter: veteran's affair secretary eric shinseki apologized. we were there as he received

three standing ovations. appearing emotional he told the group he was misled on the severity of the problems within the va. >> i extend an apology to the people i most care about and that's the veterans of this great country. >> reporter: earlier, he reported severe problems. including vets who needed treatment that were never added to a wait list. >> we don't have time for distraction, we need to fix the problem. >> reporter: he announced shinseki had resigned after a formal meeting. >> with regret, i accepted. >> more heads will have to roll at the department of veteran's affairs for things to move in a direction that veterans would expect it to move.

and that is to serve them. >> reporter: nancy pelosi called shinseki a hero and a leader. house speaker john boehner is calling for the president to take further action. in washington, jaqueline fell, ktvu news. white house press secretary jim carney is leaving his post. president obama made an appearance. he says he doesn't know what he'll do next. deputy secretary josh ernst has been named as carney's replacement. hundreds of high school students, college test scores thrown out. the administrator error that's forcing a retake. >> i think it's unfair. i just want to understand why. a cooler pattern settles into the bay

breaking news, b.a.r.t. says it's suspended. we understand it's because of a medical emergency in the west oakland station. b.a.r.t. police confirmed to us one person was located on the tracks beneath a train. now the nature of the incident is unclear but again the headline right now, no b.a.r.t. service between oakland and san francisco. we do have a crew on the way to the scene right now to try to gather more information. when we learn something new we will bring it to you. there are new developments tonight on claims that a security guard attacked a student with cerebral palsy. it's a story we first told you

about last night. mitchell was fired for allegedly hitting 17-year-old francisco martinez. the incident was all caught on surveillance tape. today the story was the talk of oakland high school. in fact, a handful of classmates signed a petition in support of the security guard. they say that the student should not have spit at him. >> a spit in the face was the ultimate disrespect, so he got the ultimate disrespect right back. >> he could have done something else. i could see if it was self- defense but it wasn't. >> reporter: the oakland school district says they're not investigating the actions of the second guard now seen on the video. they say it appears she may have been trying to stop the attack but they want to take another look. it has been catching people's eyes for years an art installation that features -- >> but now that building will

be torn down. and now we get a second look before those bulldozers show up. >> i talked to a number of different landlord in the city and was finally able to get in touch with this landowner and they gave me permission to install the work on their side of the building. >> i have this imagine of the furniture fleeing this space perhaps like ants attempting to escape a crushed den. the owner developed an affection for the piece and decided i could keep it up as long as i wanted. i appreciate that low income housing is coming into the neighborhood and see that as a benefit. >> where am i going to find

such a beautiful view to read doskaeski. i hope people had a chance to enjoy it while it was up. >> i'm sure they did. and if you would like to see anything that you saw there, if you would like to buy it they're all going to be on sale. to get more information go to ktvu.com and check in on web links. we'll hook you up with where you can buy a bit of san francisco history. tomorrow the navy will give an update for possible radiation contamination on treasure island. earlier this year the u.s. navy announced it will test all the homes on the island for elevated radiation levels. this comes after the discovery of radio active items buried near homes where 2,000 people now live. the navy says residents will be updated on information and upcoming surveys will be investigated. in five minutes, meteorologist mark tamayo's complete bay area forecast and the best chance for clear skies

this weekend. and i just think it's unfair. i just want to understand why? why. frustration in

hundreds of buy area high school students are being forced to retake their advanced placement exams all because their school failed to follow a key rule. as ktvu's john fowler reports just four inches stand between the students, their scores and their chance to receive college credit. >> reporter: instead of giddiness, a cloud over the class. >> a lot of us are depressed because a lot of seniors are graduating in two weeks. >> reporter: parents are upset too after they learned that a

test taken two weeks ago which their children worked hard will not count. that rule, 5 feet apart. officials found desks used by 400 students were about 4- inches too close. >> ultimately it's the school's responsibility. we take ownership for that because we followed the college board's died lines. >> reporter: the school says this is its first test irregularity in at least 25 years and will offer make up tests but parents are unhappy. >> she prepared last time. she was pretty confident. i don't know how about now? >> reporter: a school district spokesperson told me make up tests will be offered next week. she emphasized there was no allegation of cheating. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. facebook founder mark zuckerberg and his wife cristina chen are making a huge donation to help under

privileged schools in the bay area. the couple has donated $120 million to help struggling schools in san francisco, redwood city and east palo alto. >> the one thing it does do is let you experiment. that's the key. once you see success as you see in other charter schools fantastic. then you can start modeling and scaling it in other communities. >> reporter: zuckerberg and chan wrote an open letter that was publicized. the letter closes with this statement quote education is something worth investing in and if we can help make things better it will make all of our lives better. a popular brand of rat poison is changing the formula it uses to make some of its poison laced base. the company has come up with a new line of products endorsed for use in all 50 states. it is a move environmental activists had been fighting for

for years. critics of d-con rodent control say their products have accidentally hurt children and pets. the agency will soon offer new guidance on mercury levels in seafood. the move is an advisory and not an effort to mandate labeling. the fda has warned pregnant women to avoid certain types of fish because of high mercury levels that could harm the brain development of children. that hidden money craze has now spread to the police department in campbell. officers there are hiding a special type of coin and then challenging folks to find the coin and posta picture on twitter. the department says this was inspired by the hidden cash discoveries that are sweeping across the bay area. >> we're looking for that dialogue with the community so that we can have fun events like this. but when we have things that are serious when we're looking for suspects, when we're investigating crimes that we can put that information out and look to the community to

give us the information that we're trying to get. >> the purpose behind the coin game is to build a relationship with the community. both coins that were hidden today had been found but they say be on the look out because more are going to be hidden. big time cooling today. outside right now we have increasing low clouds that will set the stage for cloudy start saturday morning. temperatures will start out 7:00 in the upper 40s to lower 60s. then into the afternoon hours. clouds becoming partly sunny and winds do kick up once again. winds around 10 to 20 miles per hour. latest on the satellite you can see the clouds expanding in coverage. looks like right in the immediate coastline at half- moon bay. moving into the bay closer to hayward as well. that low cloud deck will be a factor as we head into early saturday morning. you can see more coverage out toward hayward, fremont, san jose reporting partly cloudy

skies. as far as wind breeze, 24 miles per hour. a calm wind in santa rosa and a few more reports for you down in san jose winds out of the northwest at 13. winds gusting to 26-miles-an- hour that's a sustained wind speed of 17. for tonight increasing low clouds. it's not that dense fog out there. basically an elevated cloud deck. for tomorrow, basically this weekend morning clouds. we're going the warm things back up on sunday. if you're heading back out to napa, we're expecting partly cloudy skies and temperatures mainly in the at least the upper 60s by 12:00. by 4:00 maxing out in the upper 70s and back down into the lower 60s. the extended, minor cooling showing up as we head into early next week. we had this cooler weather system. it sticks around for tomorrow. we are going to cool off a few

degrees. high pressure starts to return. forecast highs for tomorrow, once again we're starting out lots of overcast and clearing out to near the shoreline into the afternoon hours. santa rosa 76. fairfield in the lower 80s. oakland 69. you will find lower 80s out toward livermore and brentwood. san francisco only forecasting 64. lots of cloud cover in the morning. still patchy fog into the afternoon hours and still patchy fog into the afternoon right near the immediate coastline. here is a look ahead your five day forecast. with your weekend always in view. sunday we'll warm things up by just a little bit. then we go the other direction. partly cloudy skies and inland temperatures back up into the lower 80s. no mayor league you can see there on the five day forecast. i guess i will call it comfortable. >> you feel it. >> all 80s, all 70s and then all 60s. >> trying to make it more

exciting. the a's starters today just a game and a half ahead of the angels. so if l.a. could sweep the series they would leave oakland in first place. it took one inning to make sure that doesn't happen. the 1974a's world series championship team were in town this weekend. they went to work against the angels. no one out for brandon moss, moss rips his first career grand slam but he left the game early with a string. and josh gets another in the second inning the ball lands above the scoreboard. giants fans i know most of you understand what you are seeing right now this season is close to baseball nirvana as it gets. i mean tonight in st. louis the

giants dismantled one of the premier record in baseball. because they are run away leaders with two out rbi hits. like this three run homer 100p. pence had a home run tonight. baumgartner won his seventh game of the season by throwing seven scoreless innings he fans 10. p era lta you can't hit what you can't see. blanco has been warming up. delivers yet another clutch 2- out single. this scores pablo and michael moore. the giants lead st. louis by 26. when we come

miami's lebron james was blasted after his performance in the eastern conference final game five. tonight king james only played three quarters and that was enough to silence -- it didn't matter because the heat were at home and they were not going to be distracted. miami led at halftime. heat embarrassed indiana. heat the first frederik andersen cloudy skies -- heat the first franchise to reach

the finals for four seasons in a row. and blackhawks cane slaps home the game winner. game seven sunday in chicago. and the winner advances to the full-times. paul casey leaves the memorial by three strokes over bubba watson. that's sports as we see it this friday night. >> i love it when those two goalies start going at each other. >> that's like two giant. >> that's hockey. >> can't wait for game seven. >> thanks fred. >> thank you fred. we're continuing to follow breaking news. the west oakland b.a.r.t. station. that's where we understand a train struck a person. b.a.r.t. has just confirmed to us, that person was killed. >> they have b.a.r.t. shut down between oakland and san francisco. >> if you missed part of

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