Vicki the call came in at 9 14am reporter it looks like the caller at 301 san pablo is saying her daughter was kidnapped and pistol whipped the female is a teen and was confirmed to have been taken off of the street by the suspect it happened on herzog ave at 65th street in east oakland that is where this 14yearold girl was walking when she was allegedly abducted. Opd investigators say the incident may be connected to human sex what we know from the past and kidnappings like this often lead into sex trafficking activity shortly after ariving on the kidnapping suspect, who is only his 20s, and took him into we did make an arrest in this incident then they turned their attention to the suspects apartment, which was a short distance from we have the area surrounded and were no other victims or suspects inside i heard that they pistol whipped her or something folks who live in this area are have them commit sexual acts it is crazy that they would be right on my block, i pass that house eve
Theres only one apartment left untouched. Firefighters say theyve not determined the cause of the fire. Reporting live in oakland, back to you. Thank you. Thousands will spending this chilly morning without heat. Pg e shut off gas service to more than 6,000 customers in Discovery Bay. Jackie ward joins us live from outside a Warming Center. Good morning jackie. Reporter good morning. This Warming Center actually only acomdated 50 to 60 people osh 50 50 to 60 people. They closed down the Warming Center. They will reopen it at 6 30 this morning. Cruels are working hard to get people on for the 6,000 people. The spokesperson for pg e is with us. Thank you for joining us. One major thing you want to tell people, dont turn upgas back on. Crews are doing that. Thats correct. We want the pg e crews to do that. Oes the only safe way to do that. They will be coming through. We have approximately 150 Gas Service Representatives coming through the neighborhoods in the Discovery Bay area. They wil
Discovery bay with when service could be restored. Jackie . Reporter so some people in the Discovery Bay area have been without heat for 35 hours now. Pg e said they have 200 crews working to restore it and get it back up as quickly as possible. After waiting fours hour pg e to turn their gas back on, this is all it takes. In less than 20 minute, the gas is restored and the space heaters can be turned off. This is how we kept warm last night. Reporter this homeowner is lucky. She got her heat up around 9 00 a. M. And said the past few nights werent too difficult. It wasnt so bad. We made due with some of the heaters and so when we came down we hit our propane heater. Each of the rooms, we shut the doors and kept warm. Reporter at one point, 6200 homes were affected by what pg e is describing as a regulator malfunction that caused a loss of pressure on a major gas line. With temperatures in the low 30s, weather may be to blame. Really dont see gas outages of this size very often but wer
Number of parents who opt out of vaccinations says that they need to make sure this bill doesnt get watered down. Will we actually end up with a bill that meets the intended outcomes or will there be some unintended consequences or a watering down that does not address the core issue . Well see if it meets these legislative hurdles but can we forge consensus . Reporter and the Big Education Committee Vote happens at 9 a. M. This morning in sacramento. Live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. Theres suddenly more pressure on oakland and alameda counties to find a way to keep the raiders. In Southern California, councilmembers in the city of carson approved plans for a stadium to house the raiders and san diego chargers. Anne makovec joins us live from the newsroom to explain what this means for the teams future. Reporter it means pressure on east bay officials is increasing big time. They are holding a forum this morning about whats next for the coliseum city plan. Its centered aroun
Classrooms. The big push for a Vaccine Mandate came after a Measles Outbreak that started in disneyland back in january and spread throughout the country. Since then lawmakers introduced a bill to close some of the loopholes and eliminate some exemptions except for medical reasons. It passed through the health committee. Today members of the Education Committee are optimistic it will happen there. Assemblyman mark levine from marin which has the largest number of parents who opt out of vaccinations says that they need to make sure this bill doesnt get watered down. Will we actually end up with a bill that meets the intended outcomes or will there be some unintended consequences or a watering down that does not address the core issue . Well see if it meets these legislative hurdles but can we forge consensus . Reporter and the big Education Committee vote happens at 9 a. M. This morning in sacramento. Live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. Water customers in pleasanton will have to