>> reporter: the strong armed robberies to and third -- took place in 30 seconds. even with an increased police presence at the station the robberies still took place. on the same dublin bound night car train we time the doors open for 26 seconds which was enough time for a crime of opportunity. back your life, by july 1 they will have cameras installed on all cars. one thing we heard this afternoon is that they are planning on making these harder to get in by raising them a little bit higher. we are live in oakland. ktvu fox2 news . so many people and it happened so fast. for the victims who were punched, did anyone try to confront these robbers?>> reporter: yes, they don't have that detail of the investigation. they were telling us that people should be aware of their surroundings. if they have cell phones or lose items hold them tightly maybe even under your arm until that train starts rolling. new details on the lawsuit just filed over a canceled speech by ann coulter at uc berkeley. jesse gary with more on the lawsuit against cal and why and coulter says the cancellation is not going to stop her from speaking at cal this thursday. >> we have a policy that will be applied in the future to other speakers in the future unless is brought out into the open. >> today she filed suit in federal court to further her goal of transparency on the uc berkeley campus. 30 pace lawsuit alleges a double standard covering high profile speakers that is in place to restrict and stifle the speech of conservative students on campus. >> it allows universal -- university unilaterally to declare a speaker a quote unquote high profile speaker and then determine that it is permissible to restrict the time, manner and place where that speaker is allowed to speak on campus. >> she points to violent protests over a plan february appearance by my lawyer in opelousas. police did little to quell the disturbance. officials said they couldn't ensure safety. weeks later after the young americans foundation and berkeley college republicans follow procedure to invite and coulter, university officials said yes with conditions and then said they couldn't protect the speaker and canceled the appearance. >> bullies in a mob around the country are barring people from exercising their speech. not just on college campuses but in forum spaces that are open to the public. bullies are crowding out the speech of other and that's not okay. >> the allegation contained in the complaint is untrue. uc berkeley has been working to accommodate a mutually agreeable time for ms. coulter's visit and remains committed to doing so. the campus seeks to ensure that all members of the berkeley and larger community including ms. coulter herself remains safe. she counters no such restrictions are placed on liberal speakers such as former presidential candidate bernie sanders when he spoke at cal last june. >> the issue is that the university is allowing off- campus critics to hijack its role as the appropriate gatekeeper of who gets to use these rooms.>> the plaintiff seeks an injunction from the federal courts to bar you see officials from using the high profile speaker unwritten rule to bar certain types of speakers from campus. as for and coulter, she has tweeted out today that thursday looks like a nice day for an outdoor speech on the cal berkeley campus . bernie sanders is surprising a lot of people by defending and coulter and her effort to speak at cal. the senator from vermont said, what are you afraid of? her ideas? confront her intellectually. bullying people down or intimidating people are shutting down events, i don't think that that works in any way. late this afternoon i spoke with coulter and she said she wasn't surprised i bernie sanders show of support. >> up until recently every american would say that. >> it is nice to see that bernie sanders, someone on the complete opposite side is saying let her speak. ask her hard questions. >> yes and i was say in that regard that's a great statement but he's far from alone. bill marr, the girls on the view, chris matthews, margaret carlson, pretty much the entire left wing outside of college campuses. it shows you how off the rails are college campuses of gone. they become so cocooned that if there is any cash just they're supposed to be free dialogue. even more than that i think at this particular moment in time, oh my gosh, do colleges need to hear the other side. our web team has posted more of the interview on ktvu.com youtube page. advocates for immigrants rights for a major rally in march next monday, may 1. several people were on hand for the announcement on the steps of city hall. the day without an immigrant rally aims to raise awareness for equal rights for immigrant workers. >> we will come out once again to defend our immigrants who are the hardest working people in this country. we are the ones who work the fields. we are the ones who were janitors, hotel workers, dishwashers. >> that rally starts in herman plaza with the marsh to civic center. similar events will happen in san jose. president trump is in the final week of his first 100 days in office. congress has until midnight this friday to get the job done but funding for a border wall has become a point of contention. >> the white house is approaching the approaching deadline will give the president leverage. we're joined live from washington where democrats are pushing back. >> after a two-week recess, congress is heading back to the hill with only four days to go until they have to figure out a way to fund the federal government or else risk another shutdown. >> it is unbelievable what he has been able to do. >> saturday marks trump's 100 day in office. he will have to navigate his party through another budget fight and convince voters he's keeping his word. democratic leaders are not holding back on what they consider a number of failed promises as a shutdown looms friday at midnight, nancy pelosi is saying the president refuses to find common ground when it comes to budget negotiations even claiming congress was on a bipartisan path until the president intervened. for weeks republican and democratic congressional members insisted of shutdown would be avoided. that came before the white house announced a new round of demands specifically $3 billion in funding for the controversial wall along the southern border. the white house today asked how make or break the president considers offending quick >> the president has made clear he's got to priorities in this continuing resolution. the increase in funding for the military and for our homeland border security wall. i'm not going to get into -- we were having a negotiation and to prejudge where it ends up. that would not be prudent. >> the last government shutdown on the books was back in 2013 and cost the american economy an estimated $20 billion.>> lauren, thank you. the city of sacramento is sued after this violent confrontation between police officers and a man who they said was jaywalking. at 6:30 why that man says he was targeted because of his race. >> i'm here to do justice to make sure that justice is served>> we are tracking the clouds. i will line it up for you and tell you what you can expect and when temperatures will get back into the 80s. one of the biggest sports nights in the bay area. the winningest jockey of all time and jim hines. the fastest human on the planet. to some of the people at the annual hall of fame induction ceremony. yes, you will probably have to answer lots of silly questions from strangers. yes, this is a mind-blowing marvel of technology. and, yes, you can buy it today- because the future doesn't start next week, next month or next year... the future starts now. in the hydrogen-fueled toyota mirai. are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. happening now a big night for bay area sports. some of the biggest needs being recognized in san francisco. the enshrinement quit for the bay area sports hall of fame starts in minutes. a vip reception is underway. we are at the st. francis hotel. this includes as it always does some of the greats. >> reporter: it really gives you an indication of how blessed we are in the bay area with the sports personalities we have. and the additional -- initial class of this willie mays, does dimaggio and here are five people that will join them in the class of 2017. horse racing's russell-based the all-time winningest jockey in horseracing history. he broke that record at bay meadows some years ago. bill cartwright. the seventh of basketball player from elk grove. back in the day when usf was dominant. five nba championship rings. carmen policy. you can't talk about the 49ers of the 80s without including him with the likes of montana, clark, he was the president of the team synonymous with the excellent said that team represented. kerri walsh jennings. a three-time olympic gold medalist and beach volleyball. i talked to her and she said i'm going forward again in 2020. an incredible thing there. matt williams the san francisco giants 3rd baseman who played for the giants in 1989 and played for other teams to manage the washington nationals considers himself always a giant for life. as you can imagine we talk to the inductees and they're very thrilled with the honor here this evening. >> it's great. i'm from this area. a lot of great memories at usf. we played our first game down in the bay area when i was in high school. 1975, northern california championship. i'm very fortunate and very blessed and very pleased. >> to be honored like this, i never imagined it for sure. big pine california, population 900. i never thought i would get to this point but i'm so glad it has and i'm happy to be here. >> the worst thing about being an athlete is that you're never up on the podium with the people who got you there. i'm looking at this as being with my people. tonight will be special enough i cry forgive me.>> always an exciting moment when these athletes get to see their plaques. as i look around the room right now, it is a who's who of sports. i see dennis brown, harry edwards, doing a photo op with any number of people who want to come up. it really is a who's who of various sports figures. get started just a little while from now as they continued this reception. we will have more for you tonight at 10:00 on the actual proceedings and the actual induction ceremony. if you like sports in the bay area, this is the place to be tonight.>> such an exciting thing that they do every year. joe, what do you know about the selection process? how did they come up with the names to induct year after year? >> there are a number of names that are nominated. one of the toughest things every year is deciding who you single out. there are so many deserving candidates. they have different candidates. going in as the impact that you've made on the sport and this criteria for a certain number of athletes for a particular sport. there is criteria. as a voter the most difficult thing for me is trimming it down to the five people you vote for. some very deserving candidates every year on the ballot. >> joe fonzie, enjoy your night there, joe. a mother involved in a confrontation with the flight intended on an american airlines flight has hired an attorney. the same attorney who is representing the man who was dragged off a united flight earlier this month. video shows the distraught mother holding her baby and crying after a male flight attendant apparently took her stroller from our. the attorney says the flight attendant nearly hit one of the children with the stroller. american airlines apologized and has removed the flight attendant from duty. the incident comes two weeks after a 69-year-old man was dragged after a united plane after he was -- refused to move from his seat. a mountain lion inside a home where a small dog was taken. fish and wildlife tested a blood sample at the home and announced today the sample is a positive match for a mountain lion. the homeowner told her she was asleep at three in the morning when she heard her small dog barking. she woke to see an animal grabbed her little dog and run off. she said she had left the back door cracked open for air and that allowed the big cat to come inside. san jose's number one dispatchers were left scrambling over the weekend when the emergency system malfunction. and ruben tells us that callers may have experienced delays or in some cases not gotten through it all.>> reporter: in a place where calls are a matter of life and death, seconds matter. >> when you call my one -- 911 you want a response right away. >> reporter: callers were complaining that the delays were long, really long. >> it was not working optimally for almost 2 hours yesterday afternoon. >> reporter: it started with the plant utility upgrade. dispatchers knew what was coming and switch to a backup system when that wasn't working properly they switch to a secondary backup. police tweeted to try a different number of callers couldn't get through. the fear that some people didn't. they don't know of any serious consequences right now but that may change as they investigate. they are not sure what caused the problems but they would like answers. >> we take this seriously. this is an opportunity for us to go in there and look at those black boxes and wires and make sure the system is doing what it's supposed to do so that we can take steps as appropriate to reduce the risk of this occurring in the future. >> reporter: dispatches return to the primary system at 10:30 last night. and ruben, ktvu fox2 news. we are tracking clouds out there. there were lots of clouds. you can see them out here. those clouds are focused more on the pacific northwest. we will get residual stuff like today and we will see tomorrow and wednesday. temperatures on the mild to cool side. it is just -- wow. snow in the mountains. four or five inches on some of the peaks. winter does not want to end. here we are late in april. i would expect to see coastal fog but this is just stratus coming in from that weather system that's moving into the north. seattle and portland will get real rain. for us, cloudy with a slight chance of a sprinkle. i got a couple of reports of a few drops. tomorrow, more sunshine. on wednesday the same thing. a chance of a sprinkle. here's tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning partly cloudy. tomorrow afternoon partly cloudy and partly sunny. the yellows are sundays and the greens are 60s. tomorrow like today except for more sunshine. as we get on the road, the temperatures will transition into the upper 70s and low 80s. a woman walking home from work targeted by an attempt to kidnap her.>> we were shocked as anybody would be that that sort of thing is going on in our neighborhood. >> details from police on how a group of bystander stopped the kidnapping from happening. new at six a lot to our 6:00, a surveillance video from an armed robbery. they were called to a restaurant on san pablo avenue at 5:40 last night. workers say the robber pulled a gun from his waistband and demanded money from the cash register. the suspect is black about 30 years old, six feet tall with the short beard and wearing dark clothing. police are hoping anyone with more information will give them a call. police have arrested a petaluma man for trying to kidnap a woman saturday night. the man put a bag over the woman's head and try to drag her into his car. the attempt to kidnap her might've gotten away with it if not for a group of bystanders. >> reporter: san francisco police arrest a man who crashed his car after high-speed chp chase. officers believe he is the suspect to tried to kidnap a woman as she was walking home from her work shift in the marina. at 9 pm witnesses say the man who appeared to be in his 40s lace up black bag over the victim's head and dragged her to his car. >> in the 2800 block we had an assault, an attempted kidnapping of a female walking down the sidewalk. >> neighbor stepped in to help. one man was watching the attempted kidnapping unfold he began honking his horn and neighbors ran outside to intervene and ultimately the woman was able to break free and get away. thankfully the actions of these great samaritans the came to the aid of the victim. >> the victim is a 31-year-old woman who did not know her attacker. >> we were shocked that that sort of thing is going on in our neighborhood. >> she lived across the street for the church and was around the corner from where the attempted kidnapping happen. >> we walk around here all the time at night and would never imagine to even worry about this sort of thing. >> investigators put out an alert and were able to track the suspects vehicle. this happened one month after another kidnapping when a good samaritan stepped in to save a 13-year-old girl. police were able to says -- pinpoint the suspect in hours. >> you are going to get the attention of the 2100 members of the san francisco police department. we will stop at nothing to find you and stop you. >> tara moriarty, fox two news. the global effects of the french presidential election. if france left the european union that could affect market conditions globally. how the runoff features opposing ideologies plus reaction on wall street. sacramento was sued after this violent confrontation between police officers and a man's is acted of jaywalking. what -- why that man says he was targeted because of his race. >> how a six-figure salary could be considered low income here in the bay area. ktvu news at 630 is next -- 6:30 is next. bart police say the reviewing video after a swarm of teenagers terrorize writers on saturday night. as many as 40 young people jump the turnstile and ran onto a stop trained. bart says seven passengers were robbed and two were punched. the teenagers stole cell phones and bags. uc berkeley is being sued by ann coulter. the student groups that invited her accused uc berkeley of discriminating against conservative speakers and violating students free speech rights. uc berkeley officials say the event was called offer security concerns and offered an alternative date. shop president trump marks 100 days in office on saturday the same day the federal government can shut down. there's late were the president may be softening his demands that the spending to include funding for the wall along the mexican border that could allow democrats to support the measure. you are watching ktvu fox2 news at 6:30. the results of the first round of the presidential election kicked off with the global stock market rally. were in the newsroom with the ripple effect in the us. >> it's all about expectations. a candidate with a business background will become the next president of france. hope of stability lifted markets all around the world. all of the indexes were up at least one person today. the dow jones gained 216 points and the nasdaq added 73 to close at a new record of 5983. the s&p climbed 25 points. the french stock market search more than 4% with traders betting that a manual mccrone will when the runoff. he is considered a moderate and will face the far right populace candidate marine le pen. he has promised to keep france is an active participant in the european you need text union and she wants to crackdown on immigration and expel islamic extremists. we were told the market seems confident in a mccrone victory coming up on may 7. we were climbing the wall of wire. to candidates emerged. one to the far right and one as a centrex. the market believes the centrex will mean that means the france would stay in the year or -- union. if it went to the other direction and france left the european union, it could affect market conditions globally. >> the market is counting on the trump administration to slash taxes on businesses. the president said he will outline his proposals on wednesday. in general the us economy is looking positive. more than 190 companies are set to report earnings and that includes google's parent company -- company alphabet. they are predicting one of the best the trump administration administered sanctions on 271 employees of a syrian government agency in response to deadly gas attack that killed more than 80 people. many of whom were young children and syria. the sanctions target employees of scientific studies and research center which the white house says develops chemical weapons. the us has launched an airstrike on syrian military airbase. jackie's beer made a public plea to release crucial funding for the caltrain electrification project. she made her pitch during a news conference in san francisco. she says more than 60,000 people commute on caltrain every day. the project will increase the capacity to 100,000 daily. the project will create 10,000 jobs and after two decades of planning contractors are ready to break ground. republicans have blocked $647 million in federal funding that was all ready approved. >> we are here for one simple reason. this caltrain project is in jeopardy of not getting the funding it needs to move forward. the capital investment grant program is on the chopping block. >> reporter: the funding hold is a political move against the controversial high-speed rail project because the electrified track would eventually be shared by the bullet train and most california republicans field the bullet train is a waste of time and money. a man hurled to the ground and punched by a police officer allegedly for jaywalking has filed a lawsuit against sacramento. we are told the man claims he was targeted because of his race. >> the pedestrian tackled to the ground by a sacramento police officer for allegedly jaywalking says he suffered a broken nose and concussion after he was punched by the officer. >> i'm here to get justice and make sure justice is served and make sure that this doesn't happen to anyone else. >> reporter: it was captured on the patrol cars dash cam video and he's suing the police department along with the city and county of sacramento claiming he was racially profiled. >> racism is still alive. you would think it's -- at 2017 it would die. it still exists. >> his legal team claims african-americans are disproportionately stop for jaywalking compared to other ethnic groups and they want the officer to suffer consequences. >> we police says officers should be terminated immediately and also that the department should take a real close look at the use of force. >> reporter: the sacramento police placed the officer on administrative leave and called the video troubling. they declined to comment on today's lawsuit which also involved allegations that he was abuse while he was booked in the county jail. >> this is a man who was going home from work and was taken to jail and thrown on the ground and restrained by several men. by several sheriff's department deputies as well as officer figaro up. stripped of his close. had close ripped of his person.>> reporter: the sheriff's office at this response. >> i want to reiterate that these are only allegations and before people jump to conclusions, let the investigation take its course. >> coming up, the giants baumgartner talking about his feeling of remorse. new developments following the death of aaron hernandez is a former nfl player and convicted murderer is laid to rest. an alleged kidnapper in court today. >> he is repentant sounding and i think you would like to get his family back. the family of aaron hernandez turned out today for a small private funeral for the former nfl star it was held in briscoe, connecticut. the former new england patriot hanged himself inside his prison cell. he was serving a life sentence without parole and only days before his suicide he had been acquitted of murder charges in the shooting deaths of two men in 2012. a judge ordered that three suicide notes that hernandez left behind be turned over to his former fianci. authorities refused to share the contents until the investigation was complete. tennessee man who was arrested in northern california for allegedly kidnapping a former's garden made a court appearance. he tried to get tad cummins release from jail saying his client surrendered and that no kidnapping took place. the prosecutors say he is a flight risk and danger to the community. they say he abuse the trust of his student for his own sexual gratification. they were found in a remote county -- cabin after the girl disappeared. in tennessee his sister spoke out>> he is repentant sounding. i think you would like to get his family back but it hasn't hit him yet that that's not going to happen. >>, switched license plates, disabled his gps system and created aliases for himself and the girl. prosecutors think he was planning to take her to mexico on a boat. former happy day store aaron moran likely died from complications of stage iv cancer. the body of the 56-year-old actress was discovered on saturday at her home. she played richie cunningham's younger sister on happy days which and from 1974 to 1983. she starred in a short-lived spinoff jonee less targee in their early 80s. she went through difficult times after her tv career ended. at one point she roundup -- reportedly wound up homeless. aaron moran was only 56 years old. a six-figure found -- salary can be considered low income. >> coming up next, details on a new report in which part of the bay area are the most expensive. clouds, clouds and more clouds. when did they clear and when does a warm-up? of got your five day forecast. st. hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. it may not be surprising that the cost of living in the bay area is among the highest in the country but you may not realize how expensive it is. new numbers from the federal government show that even as six-figure salary can be considered low income and several bay area counties. >> reporter: san mateo, san francisco and marin counties are some of the most expensive places to live in the nation. a family of four with an income of $105,000 in those counties can be considered low income. in santa clara county it is $84,000 and in alameda, $80,000, napa county, 70,000 and solano county low income is $64,000 for a family of four. >> inflation has been creeping up. >> given the rising cost of housing in our area. >> i work in tech in our rents is low for the market. if our landlady decided to sell or jack up the rent or she died and it went to her heirs, our rent will probably double overnight. >> we bought almost 15 years ago when prices were down. it is a very difficult situation. i hope it gets better. >> last year the threshold for low income across the bay area was on average 6% lower than this year. in 2016 in san mateo, san francisco and marin county, it was $98,000 for a family of four. this year, it is $7000 higher at $105,000. >> that's a lot of money for people to earn to live here. you can't make it with the family of four $105,000. ridiculous. >> that means more families could potentially qualify for housing assistance. it is a troubling reminder that the cost of living and our area continues to rise every year. the median income for a family of four in san francisco is $115,000 which is only $10,000 more which is what now qualifies as low income. let's get another check of the weather. a gray and gloomy day. >> there were sprinkles in a little bit of trend -- wind. >> allie story is bringing me down. how many people do we know are people that can't make that much money. >> $105,000 and that's considered low income. >> just think of these other places in the country were our money would go so far. >> that's a whole other newscast. we've got clouds pushing in. this system is going -- and by the way one of the reasons it's so expensive here is because we have great weather. we've got a mediterranean climate. by the time it hits the bay area typically it's super clean. we have clean air in there so many great things about this place. but that's a lot of money for a family of four. >> mostly cloudy throughout today tomorrow we get some breaks. son a more clouds on wednesday with the slight chance of a sprinkle. a spew -- a few sprinkles at my place this afternoon. tomorrow will be the same way and so is wednesday. don't change your plans according to a slight chance of a sprinkle. none of it seems to be a game changer for anything you're trying to do. so julie was out riding today and she thought it was over. it's if you're on a hike, this stuff is one and i. if you do get a sprinkle tomorrow morning like in san jose, partly cloudy, and then partly sunny, we're splitting hairs. partly cloudy and then partly sunny. that san jose tomorrow afternoon. 9 am tomorrow morning some clouds. not a bad day. wednesday looks to have better chance more clouds and maybe a sprinkle. in the mountains, there's snow up there. you will be seeing snow was 6000 feet. on thursday it starts to warm up in earnest in back into the 70s and 80s. forecast size for bay area -- bay area cities, neighborhoods when you grow up and there's families upon families that live there and teach there and then you can afford to teach there, you lose that community feel. >> i hate to see that. >> and parts of oakland as well. >> sports is coming up next. you can hear from madison bumgardner and what is saying about his accident. mark is here now. the giants in their star pitcher was speaking at now. >> he had to face the music. today, i'm sure he had the pleasure of facing the music against the bay area media. speaking in the giants dugout prior to the game. the subject matter wasn't on the age-old rivalry between those two teams. it was madison talking about his injury. if you hadn't heard, he hurt himself on a dirt bike and sprained his left pitching shoulder. he was contrite and maybe a little embarrassed. >> i mean it's terrible. obviously when we set out, i realized that wasn't the most responsible decision i have made. it sucks not being able to be here with my guys and try to help us win some games. is very unfortunate. everybody has been super supportive throughout the organization. >> i don't know if it was a coincident but after they heard about that injury the giants look listless over the weekend losing three in a row to the colorado rockies. today they made a few roster moves including an interesting one. they have cold up there top prospect from aaa, christian arroyo. he was hitting 446 with sacramento. that is good. he's going to play third base and making his major-league debut. that will be exciting against the dodgers tonight. the seventh in the lineup. they had to do something. the warriors will try and put portland out of their misery tonight sweeping the series up in oregon. that's what they hope at least. the going to do it without kevin durrant. as you have no doubt heard, coach steve kerr will be sidelined as he has been hit by the nagging headaches and back problems related to the surgery from almost 2 years ago. the blazers are not going to go down without a major fight. >> we know that they are going to come out and just let it fly. they have nothing to lose. we just have to keep going and do what we do and follow our game plan and see if we can get a win. >> they will play the clippers or utah should the warriors toss that off. the clippers look they -- like to have that series in hand. frank is always telling me how tough to hockey players are. we got some major proof of that today. the sharks had their season come to an end on saturday night at the tank. get this, it turns out reported today joe certain was playing with a torn mcl and acl. >> patty marlow was playing with a broken thumb and thomas hurdle was playing with a broken foot. the sharks, when you talk about tough guys, they are certainly that. thorton and marleau are both free agents. they don't want to leave san jose. >> i think if you can bring back some guys hopefully i can come back and patty can come back. this team is a very good team. like i said the sharks have been eliminated here. >> we will cross that bridge when it gets there. i still like i've got at least five good years in me. >> thorton we should mention underwent surgery after that press conference today. i'm going to take a little bit of issue with that. i think the sharks need to get younger and they -- >> i'm gonna jump on it and pass. >> thank for joining us. goodnight. celebrate the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! okay, it's done. look, guys, for the future, i don't mind killing the big spiders, but you have to at least try with the little ones. penny, please. we're facing a far more serious problem than stray arachnids. sheldon, it's not that bad. not bad? it's horrible. i mean, you hear stories about this sort of thing, but you never think it'll happen to you. so they steamed your dumplings. get over it. new topic, please. all right, penny. let me take this opportunity to point out that you are looking particularly ravishing today. not with a thousand condoms, howard. so, there is a number. okay, new topic, please. hey, did you hear the people upstairs in 5a are moving out? no, shh-shh-shh! what?! the people upstairs are moving out. no! 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