suffered a heat relathe blister was second day of problems for bart riders. triple digit temperatures can cause the tracks to warp, leading to delays, and temperatures inside some board cards can be unbearable. live coverage from jana katsuyama. she is in marinda, and you actually took the temperature inside some of those bart cars. over 100 degrees. reporter: frank, it really was. we used a temperature scanner that we got from one of our engineers at the station and went into some of the bart cars. there was a huge difference between those that had air conditioning and those that did not. a lot of problems today for anyone who was riding bart during the commute hours. the evening commute tuesday for thousands of bart riders was a test of patients. we boarded the dublin pleasanton line. there were 10 minute delays. they said the delay was due to heat on the truck. reporter: the second day of he to know better than mondayci degree temperatures cost equipment malfunctions
moments after she was sworn in as acting mayor. he was grocery shopping at the staff way safeway with his wife anita when he collapsed. he fell down. and he had a heart attack or something. we were like trying to help them. we even like called the ambulance. he was happy, he was always smiling. he was rushed to the hospital but doctors were unable to save him. he was pronounced dead at 1:11 pm a.m. 1:11 am. we are all devastated. he was at city hall where he served with him. i was just in his office and they boxed everything up, you know, yes. reporter: they escorted his body to the mortuary in daly city. firefighters stood on an overpass honoring his service with their sellers. do solemnly swear? i do solemnly swear. reporter: in 2011 he was sworn in as mayor after being chosen by the board of supervisors. he was reluctant at first but he warmed up to the job of the city that he loved. he ran for election later that year then he had a second term in 2
back. we appreciate your support. we appreciate you helping us to get the strength to keep pushing forward. lee and his wife were in the store when a gunman demanded money. the robber shot him and threatened to shoot the - - he threatened to shoot billy as she called 911 for her dying husband. the suspect escaped with no cash at all. police caught him, and even with a mask on, he was recognized by a gang detective who had remembered him from a burglary case. entrance has a violent, extensive record . during our search, detectives recovered clothing and a handgun we believe were used in the commission of this crime. a silver semi automatic handgun used to kill charlie lee. the family is expressing some relief. justice will be served. my grandson - - my grandson loved him. a man friendly to everyone, butcustomer - - customer say even more, he was a father figure figure to young people. a lot of teenagers come in and talk to him. he was a man of wisdom. when we w
to do it. okay, we ll be over in a little bit. (beep) okay. oh, i get it. when you told claire i would come over and watch the kids she was resistant because she doesn t trust my parenting skills. no. don t be silly. she just didn t want to put you out. she s got a daughter behind bars and she s got the nerve to say i m a bad parent? you didn t defend me. because she didn t say anything. why are you protecting her? why is no one protecting me? no. (telephone ringing) ay! answer! answer! (switch clicks, telephone beeps) this better be good. (sighs deeply) haley got arrested for drinking. we gotta go bail her out. do you still have a connection to that judge upstate? he died. ay! who died? an old friend of mine. ay jay, i m so sorry. he died five years ago. then why are they calling us in the middle of the night to wake us up?! nobody died. haley s in jail. okay. that makes more sense. claire has to go bail her out. okay. give me that. claire, listen to me take a lot of cash.
allison. i m ken wayne. frank and julie are off tonight. a somber evening is held for the victims. police are still investigating what happened. azenith smith? reporter: yeah ken, police say it appears alcohol may have been a factor in this crash. through tears tonight, the best friends of the suspected drunk driver said mistakes happen. unfortunately this mistake cost two lives. we want to show you video of the vigil tonight earlier where family and friends of the 25- year-old jessica zamara, they held candles and each other. in san jose where the single mother died on christmas day police tell us just after midnight zamara was behind the wheel driving her chevy malibu near snell avenue hitting a lexus head on. a 14-year-old boy with his parents were in the car. that boy was killed. his parents were taken to valley medical center expected to recover. now again police tell us she may have been drinking. tonight we spoke to her best friend. she was a wonderful mom and a