catherine and im catherine heenan. At least one of the officers fired shots at the suspects car. Which was later found abandoned in berkeley. Kron 4s Charles Clifford is live for us tonight in richmond with an update on the investigation. Well, fortunately no officers were hurt this morning and even though police found the suspects vehicle, he remains at large. According to the Richmond Police department, just after 1am tuesday, officers responded to reports of someone breaking into a truck here along sutter avenue. When they arrived on scene, the suspect fled and disappeared. While officers were searching the area, a silver mercedes came at them with its headlights off. According to police, the car narrowly missed one officer and another officer fired several shots at the vehicle in selfdefense. The car then took off down carson boulevard. Just after noon tuesday, Berkeley Police responded to reports of a suspicious vehicle along addison. At least one officer tried to approach the car
Have seen their backyards. Fal l into the creek. The pool is just feet from going down. A trampoleen is on the edge. A fence is dangling. Root systems. Used to be hidden by earth. Now theyre exposed after trees fell into the creek. And those homeowners say several other nearby neighborhoods are also potentially at risk. The homeowners say theyve asked the city of pleasanton, alameda county, and the army corps of engineers. Getting little or no response. Adding to their frustration. They say even though their trees and land has been swallowed into the creek. Theyre not even allowed to fix the problem without getting approved for work permits. Theyre literally scared their homes are not far away from plummeting into the creek. David raun has lived there for 20 years. He says his backyard used to be a slope and now its a cliff. Davin raun, homeowner this is the worst its been in 20 years. Weve lost 20 feet of our backyard. Our neighbor has lost 40 feet. Raun says theres always been an ero
ready and we want paramedics to be on the water for services of the sailors and wants a change in wind speed limits now, topping out at 33 knots. the team boss says that is too dangerous. what we proposed is to lower them to 20 knots. the italians say if wind is higher they may not participate. skid when would that decision be made? and bertolli said it would be up to the team and the skipper saying if there is not an agreement, the italian decision not to race could come on the day of the competition. that would play havoc to make it a television spectacular. asking what consideration he had for those concerns drew this response from the team lead year we re in the here to produce a show. we re theer say, to race, and to win the america s cup. now, the accident that took the live of andrew sailor is being investigated by a panel of experts but they re just rec men indications, not binding and this could come down to a showdown but it s not there yet. mark, thank yo
with temperatures around average. the coastguard will see sunny conditions and cool, westerly winds will be with us gusting to 25 miles an hour. near 80 also today. katie: people without health insurance are getting free dental work in san jose. it started with a long waits in line. keira is live inside the convention center. how are things going in there? reporter: good morning to you. it is going so incredibly well. it s very loud. hear electric toothbrushes and healthy teeth. hundred patients are being taken care of right now. it takes about three and four hours to be treated here at this free clinic from beginning to earned. there are about 800 dentists and assistants from across the state. they come here to provide their services for free. they are volunteering. it s sponsored by the dental association. children that wanted to come under 18 must be with an adult. many people that are waiting in line, they are unemployed, uninsured, they are all thankful to be here an
recover the body of a man that dove into 50 fweet of water, crews from oakland police and fire, crews and the coast guard responded to try to rescue the 80-year-old long shoreman, a man identified only as manuel. officer watson explained the difficulty. the man his co-workers say was loved and respected. a crane was brought into place. the diver as tached some cable lines. one of the first people i met in the water front and no one treated anybody else better. no one knew what it meant to be a brother to someone else like manuel did. fantastic man and will be very, very miss bid everyone. from sky 7 we can see the body recovered at about 2:30 pm. long shoreman say the man was working as a clerk checking containers as they came in to the terminal. this is an accident now under investigation. we don t know how or why the truck ended up going into the water, police say it s being investigated by fatal response team as well as the port of oakland. as you said long shoreman