trevor rand: oh, my god, i would say, anything goes, like, a wild west, lawless place. female: people get verbally abusive on bart. male: [bleep, bleep] and i didn t have the baby. jessica blanca: you ll see people naked. [woman screaming] cheryl rogers: you know, it s awful walking by all the homeless people. male: i ve seen people, you know, shooting up on bart. announcer: two subjects smoking or doing heroin. male: i ve seen people getting into physical fights. [female shouting] male announcer: patrons are reporting an active fight in train car 1699. female: as i was running out of the bart parking lot, i heard a blood-curdling scream. michelle beltrain: he just, like, punched her in the face, right across the face. she was reading a book, didn t see it coming. bigad shaban: how are people supposed to feel safe when this is what they re seeing on bart? ed alvarez: unfortunately, we can t have our officers on every train and every station. bigad: we ve heard complaint
about a half mile away from this location. live in san jose, nbc bay area news. now to our covering coverage of pg&e s power shut off. everyone in the bay area has their lights back on, according to pg&e. but the questions continue for the company. the utility though calling it all a success. we did not have catastrophic wildfire in our service area here in northern central california like the ones going on in southern california at the moment. despite the fact that winds that surpassed our safety thresholds were blowing over vast dry strr powerlines. another 100 cases are now> i u d a huge sense of relief that weddings in the works for months are going to happen. they ve got power. north bay wedding planners and wedding venues have been scrambling to secure scregenera. we had to reschedule an entire wine tour on wednesday. our boss was making that happen immediately afterwards. and then for hair and makeup we actually got a battery pack from a car and had to plug in th
cheering crowd as he walked into a restaurant for a private afternoon fund raiser. the event hosted by a handful of people including bay area attorney joe cochet. joe biden has given as i said his whole life to public service and know what is serving in the white house means. ticket prices for the reception began at $1500 per person and cost up to $2,800 for a photo with the former vice president too. a few dozen people came out today for a more personal experience with the man hoping to unseat president trump in 2020. it s to hear more than a sound byte from the candidates more than a twitter feed, more than a youtube video. because it s very convenient, here in palo alto appear i live in palo alto. and so i wanted to have the opportunity to hear joe and meet joe. mr. boyden, your reaction biden didn t speak to reporters on his way in or out of the palo alto fund raisers but guests coming to see him said they were happy with what they heard. he said it s abou