Considered low risk. Jodi hernandez said Health Officials are now sharing more information about this patient today. Reporter thats right, jessica. Weve learned the patient held here in isolation at kaiser recently returned to the country from west africa. Health officials do not expect that patient to test positive for ebola, but theyre taking every precaution. This patient is a patient that traveled to one of the infected areas, and had some of the signs and symptoms compatible with ebola. Reporter state public Health Officials say the South Sacramento kaiser patient being tested for ebola returned to the u. S. From west africa about two weeks ago. They say the patient is considered low risk. But kaiser has isolated the person until test results come in. Just because of the potential for ebola, just being very, very cautious, blood was drawn from the patient and a specimen sent for confirmation and testing. When we got the words last night, everybody kept asking, who is it, who is it
Live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. Yeah. That will ruin your day. Bart commuters head home after a hard days work and they find their cars melted. Andria borba is in lafayette tonight. Reporter well ken, liz, sometimes words just fail. You just need to see a melted engine block to realize exactly how things were for a handful of commuters out here in lafayette this evening. Imagine getting off bart to see this. A perfectly good day gone up in flames. I saw in the news there was a fire in the Lafayette Bart parking lot. So i heard it was in the central parking lot, way over there. I was okay because i parked way out here. Reporter not so much. The running boards melted on todds nissan path finder but the car was drivable. The fire started in the engine of this lexus around 2 00 p. M. In the Lafayette Bart station and spread to four other cars leaving one with scorched paint, another with a melted front end, and another with a v shape in the grill from firefighters t
Thank you. 5 00 now. New this morning, dozens of people lost their homes to an east bay fire overnight. Kpix 5s anne makovec has the very latest from the scene on international boulevard this morning in oakland. Anne. Reporter im here at international at 23rd avenue in oakland. 37 people are out of their homes this morning after this huge fire. It started in this blue building here behind me. Firefighters say it started in the back of the building outside and quickly spread up the walls, blew out the roof and then spread to the White Building next door. 10 Apartment Units total on the upper floor of these buildings, and then there were three businesses on the bottom, a bake shop, hair salon and bookstore. Now, all the 37 people who lived in those apartments got out okay. But their homes are destroyed. And five dogs are missing. The apartment goes all the way to the back. And there was some sort of explosion. I heard it. It sounded like a car crash in front. He actually jumped. Reporter
I heard it. It sounded like a car crash in front. He actually jumped. Reporter investigators will be here. This is the damage to the back of the building. Theres where firefighters say this fire started at 11 00. They got it under control at 1 a. M. The red cross has set up shelters this morning. That is at the ira jenkins [ indiscernible ] Community Center nearby at international and 23rd. Live in oakland, anne makevoc, kpix 5. Not what you want to find at the end of a long commute. Four cars burned in the lafayette parking lot. One of the cars caught fire and it spread to the other parked cars nearby. The owners did not find out about it until they got off the train yesterday afternoon. The chp would love to catch the driver who do this on the golden gate bridge. [ tires screeching ] the black camaro came close to pedestrians on the sidewalk as it spun donuts on sunday afternoon. Traffic was stopped in both directions. Another driver posted this video to instagram and so far, no arre
Live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. Yeah. That will ruin your day. Bart commuters head home after a hard days work and they find their cars melted. Andria borba is in lafayette tonight. Reporter well ken, liz, sometimes words just fail. You just need to see a melted engine block to realize exactly how things were for a handful of commuters out here in lafayette this evening. Imagine getting off bart to see this. A perfectly good day gone up in flames. I saw in the news there was a fire in the Lafayette Bart parking lot. So i heard it was in the central parking lot, way over there. I was okay because i parked way out here. Reporter not so much. The running boards melted on todds nissan path finder but the car was drivable. The fire started in the engine of this lexus around 2 00 p. M. In the Lafayette Bart station and spread to four other cars leaving one with scorched paint, another with a melted front end, and another with a v shape in the grill from firefighters t