that we do. so this is a very small thing that we re doing for him. whether or not a terrible way to start out. residents posted on a facebook breaking news. page called pleasanton now at 11:00, police in vallejo community, asked for everything. investigating a deadly shooting u-haul donated space. neighbors have been filling it at a gas station involving an up. the donation drive continues next week. off duty officer. we re live at the scene. the material girl has been slapped with a lawsuit filed by one of her fans. a florida man says he originally a wild side show erupts in bought three tickets to oakland. a look at the chaos. madonna s show. a few a homeowner catches a burglar in action and chases him madonna changed the start time down. now police are looking for the to 10:30. he said he doesn t want toisuins suspecty say he assaulted the homeowner and got away. we start with that breaking news vallejo. i m juliette goodrich. i m brian hackney. kpix 5 joe
now. i don t know if i could pick him up now, but, you know, he didn t feel very heavy at that moment. i do want to know how fast was he going. i know they slow down drastically right before they get here. bart says the train was traveling at about 36 miles an hour. but it s this picture taken by tony bodilla after the fact that shows one man s gratitude towards the actions of another. fortunate that god put me there. and he got see another day. and i spoke to him later, i said hey, pay it forward. hero is a term used too often and too loosely. o connor choked up when asked how he felt. it s what we re supposed to do. now o connor was a train operator for 20 s,ay add. you know, he joked with the press today saying that it was a good thing that his team, the 49ers weren t playing yesterday because otherwise he would have stayed at home. and i have to tell you, we re glad as well. we re live in oakland, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. he was incredible, lyanne. what a
80s in the north bay. i ll have a closer look at this forecast and looking ahead to the rest of the week. mike, thingskari. i saw a big backup in the fastrak lanes for about five minutes. there was a disabled vehicle in lane 11, right about there, so i think that s why there s some slowing still going on but it should be cleared any second. the rest of the fastrak lanes cleared. looks like someone was stuck right there, deciding which lane to take. over in san francisco, there s another issue, getting away from the city, south 101, sorry, north 101, disabled vehicle there, that will cause some distraction until they clear it. should be in the slow lane. that is a sensitive area so we v completely clears and the rest of the bay completely clear. back to you. thank you, mike. voters head to the polls in six bay area counties today. because it s an off election year fewer races are being decided. am closelywatching the mayoral london breed won a special election last year
uncertainties. one uncertainty involves china. it s amajor u.s. trading partner mired in its own tanking stock market. cut backs on major spending projects are beginning to affect some major u.s. businesses, such as caterpillar and john deere. china s consumer market could crater, impacting the likes of apple. will the u.s. federal reserve rate raise interest rates next month because the u.s. economy is in the good and sustained recovery. one set of data says raise it and get it over with. another set of data says you got to be out of your mind. reporter: plus, a plunge in oil prices particularly impacts oil companies. worry about oil is compounded about concerns that a possible worldwide recession will decrease demand, harming oil companies even more. with morsellers of stock than buyers, prices fell off a cliff this week. nobody wants to buy until they know the coin flip is going to turn out. reporter: now, before you consider panicking, consider this. the market ta
our still growing, recovering economy. nobody wants to buy until they know which way the coin flip with the fed is going to come back. reporter: a pullback or correction of 11 % is neither serious, nor unexpected. we haven t had a 10% pullback in a long time. this has been an incredible bull market. i think this sets a natural course of action that something like that could happen. reporter: still, many investors worry, does the risk of a global downturn impearl the still-growing u.s. economy? on all of these worries, the credibility of the federal reserve worldwide hangs in the balance. the absolute worst would be if they raised rates in september and then turned around and had to reduce them in november or december because there was a worldwide recession going on and it was affecting america. reporter: now, the average individual s retirement account stood at about $91,000 in may, the average account. if all of it was invested in the dow jones industrial average