Chickens on the roadway and a nearby hillside. We will go live to the scene to hear what is happening now. Reporter good morning. Officers are continuing to round up the chickens. You can see them behind me. They are actually climbing up the hillside where they found a group of 20 of them huddled together. Some of the chickens that were still in the cages when this crash happened are also alive. Were talking about 1000 chickens total involved in this crash. A few hundred to provide. They were walking all around lanes of traffic in their working to get all of them secure with animal control. There is still a lot to do. All remain lanes remain closed. When do you think lanes will reopen . We are making efforts. We are trying to get some of the cages with larger chickens out of here. We are trying to get the chicken still alive out of your away from the scene so we can begin to pick up the debris. We have a Structural Engineer that will check out part of the they should be here moalong sh
Home. Plus, the u. S. Womens Water Polo Team make an unexpected ally as they get ready to pack up for paris for the summer games. From kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. Hello, im sara donchey. A San Francisco dog walker was already going through tough times. Terry williams says hed been targeted by racist threats and he was dealing with that issue today when suddenly his house caught on fire with his family inside it. Williams is a well known dog walker in San Franciscos alamo square. He had recently reported that someone left a black doll with a noose and kkk messages at the front door. No one has been named as a suspect and there have been no arrests so far. As williams was sharing his story with city leader this is morning a fire broke out at his home while his parents were home. Firefighters had to rush in and rescue them. His mom was seriously hurt and is in the hospital tonight. Williams dad was treated and is expected to be okay. As for the hous
Now at 11 00, a man who says hes been the target of racist threats losing everything after his house catches fire with his family inside it. Its too much now. Plus, a man smashes through a window of an ice cream shop, sending glass raining down on a little boy. And weve heard a lot about serious housing shortages in california. You can do all the things right and still end up living in your car. Why one man turned an old ambulance into a place he calls home. Plus, the u. S. Womens Water Polo Team make an unexpected ally as they get ready to pack up for paris for the summer games. From kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. Hello, im sara donchey. A San Francisco dog walker was already going through tough times. Terry williams says hed been targeted by racist threats and he was dealing with that issue today when suddenly his house caught on fire with his family inside it. Williams is a well known dog walker in San Franciscos alamo square. He had recently rep
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