but changes for the july 4th holiday weekend as we heat right back up. well, here s a beautiful live look with the treasure island camera with the clouds and starting off the day in the mid 50s for many of us this morning. as we head through our afternoon, mid 60s in san francisco and upper 60s in oakland. low 80s for san jose and mid 80s for concord. so daytime highs slightly below average for this time of year. high pressure builds right back in and i ll have your all important july 4th holiday weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. anne? all right, this just in. a big fire breaking out in the east bay overnight. it happened at an apartment complex that was under construction in concord. that fire ripped through all three floors of the building. it was under construction so nobody lived there at this point. so no injuries are reported. but that cause of that fire is still under investigation. developing this morning, in the east bay, police in mart these are looki
and i m michelle griego. da george gascon just announce that does two alameda county deputies were seen beating stanislav petrov in an alley after leading police on a high-speed chase. they are charged with assault under color of authority, assault with a deadly weapon, battery with serious bodily injury, and we are waiting for additional medical record that is might lead to additional charges. bail was set at $140,000 for each of the two deputies. they re expected to self surrender soon. we will have much more coming up on kpix 5 news at 5:00. san francisco s mayor said that an off-duty muni driver s rant will not be tolerated. what? i m a what? [bleep] i m not even black. okay. the confrontation started over a parking spot near the muni yard. the driver continued his verbal assault even as the woman tried to explain her side of the story. the copy of an internal memo states that they are recommending that the bus driver be fired. mayor ed lee added, qu
more wet weather in the forecast, but we begin with christie smith live in san francisco, where trees came crashing down, sending one man to the hospital. christie? reporter: yeah, good evening. this is the tree that actually fell, and injured a man early this morning, one of several trees that fell overnight. some of them trees. some wonder if that s enough. after a section of tree came crashing down, the rest was cut down. maggie says her husband was parked near the mission district about to start work on a pipe project. his coworker just screamed to him, get out. and when he said that, my husband saw the tree fall. reporter: she said her husband got out. there was two other men trying to lift the tree and he was trying to lift the tree with them, but it was too heavy. and he was pinned underneath the branch. reporter: firefighters say a person was transported with life threatening injuries. after the rain overnight, public works says four or five trees fell in th
good afternoon. i m tori campbell. an investigation is underway into the death of a man who was killed after he fell onto interstate 880 in hayward. tara moriarty joins us live to explain why investigators are trying to figure out what happened in the moments before the lan landed on the freeway- - man landed on the freeway. tara? reporter: police say the man jumped from the freeway overpasses but the reasons behind why he jumped could possibly determine if this will be classified as a suicide or homicide. it snarled traffic for three hours and a gruesome scene on 880 southbound after a man fell from the industrial parkway overpass. authorities say he jumped but they are not yet sure why. if he jumped because he was trying to evade someone who was trying to harm him, then you could have a potential homicide charge. reporter: the man was immediately struck by a big rig and killed. officers say they have a witness. they are looking into whether some sort of fight took pla
sorrow tonight instead of anger. the deaths come as they re trying to get b.a.r.t. and the unions back to the bargaining tables. reporter: but as of tonight, that still has not been done. here is the latest. late tonight the unions made a counter offer. we ll have more details on that in just a few minutes. there were no face to face meetings today and b.a.r.t. says there are no scheduled talks at this time. the closed door session will discuss labor negotiations. we have live team coverage for you tonight on the accident investigation as well as the ongoing strike. ktvu s cara liu is live with new information about federal investigators. but we begin with deborah villalon. reporter: at the same time the unions have been suing b.a.r.t. to keep managers from even driving trains. so the acrimony and accident overlap. a candle in one hand, picket signs on the other. the fractures reality at b.a.r.t. a work force wrecked by conflicting emotion. this is something that we