Friday. Today a few clouds to the north, near 80 for some, but much more in the 70s. 60s and 70s at the coast. 6 01 am and multiple issues. Lets start and the east bay, and weve been talking about this for an hour, breaking news on 880 northbound. We have a truck crash, and all lanes closed northbound, and now all lanes closed southbound for a beat, causing a big mess on 880 causing a big mess on 882 to that original truck crash at the Alvarado Niles, and a second crash in the same area heading the other way. Things are terrible. Even if they could lift this up right now to get it out of the way, this traffic jam is going to last for another hour or two due to the volume. I the people will ive a feeling of people will be used in mission boulevard or the side rows and if you and head south toward fremont buy side road you will do yourself a favor. Or if you can put off your trip for little bit because this is terrible. We have reporter on scene and we will get a live report shortly. Let
Coming up over the next several minutes. Details on. That mike has been tracking something happening in union city. Thats right, kari, we have two incidents, one looks big, one is bigger, though. We look at the map. We see the Speed Sensors are fine. This is the big one, folks. Northbound side. We had a disabled big rig blocking the slow lane a. Minivan couldnt avoid that rig. Someone crashed into that van. There is all this Police Activity and emergency vehicles on scene. Only your fast lane the far left lane is opened. You travel north at niles, union city, jammed up from alvarado boulevard. That will be an issue for folks traveling through that area. They may be dire. Well take you over there. This one looks like a big deal. Its off the berkeley curve. There is a medical emergency. Its not blocking any lanes. Its a distraction. Back to you. Mike, thank you. Breaking news overnight. Another major aftershock rattling ecuador. The 6. 1 quake struckoff shore about 2 00 in the morning ou
Dressed in decades. Right now, landlords not all, there are good landlords but bad landlords are preying on people who are afraid to fight back. This is the day that tenants fight back against the bad landlords. Reporter the city council is considering lowering the allowed 8 per year increase and requiring just cause for evictions and set up the first ever displacement for tenants forced out by redevelopment of apartments. Were hoping to say these are faces to people that youre displacing. Were not just human numbers. Were faces and we have stories and we have families. Reporter danielle is one of this em. Were going to lose people like myself that were born and raised here. Reporter again, the issues have drawn a big angry crowd as many as 500 people may address the city council tonight. Needless to say, any vote will probably take place late tonight. Live in san jose, robert honda, nbc bay area news. Thank you. A shooting caught on camera in berkeley. Take a look. The man in the hat
Pockets, these impressions that were the greedy landlords is wrong, were Small Business owners and were just basically trying to operate our Small Business. Reporter currently there are roughly 44,000 rent controlled units in san jose. Landlords of those units can legally raise the rent 8 a year more than enough advocates say to put the squeeze on working families. Its supposed to balance a reasonable fair return but at the same time make sure that tenants arent being subjected to unjust rents. Reporter supporters are strengthening the rent control ordinance would like to see annual increases tied to inflation or the cost of living. The council will have to wade through several competing proposals as they try to cool the redhot rental market. Reporter now, the council is going to consider a proposal that would link the annual increases in rent to the cost of living. Another that would cap it at 5 . And yet another at 6 . And those Public Comments are expected to last for several hours.
Focus around land use and alternatives to lawns and do workshops to teach people how to cheat mulch and they have done great programs in the spring last year. As steve mentioned, weve seen a continued reduction in water use. That has been phenomenal, every week when those reports come out we get very excited in our office. But its important that that is sustained so we are taking this opportunity to create this message as much as possible to talk about this is a great opportunity for everybody to be weary about what they are doing about landscaping. I got calls about droughts and water and they say why do we want to save water today, isnt it going to agriculture . I said no, absolutely not. You are in a Single Source system in a system that these customers have paid for and used and San Francisco owns and operates for you and every drop of water that you save today is available for you later. I think its a perception that not Everybody Knows and sometimes gets confused by the media. Wi