Trying to reassure riders that the Transit System is safe. More on the investigation, and also the response from b. A. R. T. , rob. Heather, b. A. R. T. Police say the victim of that stabbing, oliver wills was just trying to help a fellow passenger. As you said right now, general manager, robert powers is inside the b. A. R. T. Station, listening to the concerns of commuters. B. A. R. T. Police say theyre still interviewing witnesses about tuesdays stabbing. Our detectives are currently reviewing more station video that they were able to retrieve, trying to track the movement of our suspect. B. A. R. T. Police have also stepped up patrols. They rode trains and were visible. Passengers say they were happy to see their increased presence, finally. Im sorry for what did happen yesterday. Its unfortunate. However, i think they should have stepped up their game a long time ago. Reporter authorities have released the name of the stabbing victim. They also released this mug shot of 39yearold
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Work is set to begin on the Randall Road Debris basin, which is intended to help protect parts of Montecito against dangerous debris flows
$20 million dollar effort will create new debris basin to protect part of community
It’s a nightmare that Curtis Skene has been reliving for more than three years. On January 9
th, 2018 the Montecito debris flow rolled through the community, killing 23 people, and destroying or damaging hundreds of homes, including Skene’s.
He escaped serious injury. As Skene waited outside of his gutted East Valley Road home for help, he decided he wanted to try to prevent similar disasters in the community.
it s unfair labor practices, it they have to do what they need to do to be treated fairly. reporter: but those tired of the traffic just want it to go away. they worry about money and all this. this isn t helping anything. it s not helping anybody. it s inconveniencing everybody. reporter: there have been offers from the state secretary of labor and the attorney general who help mediate negotiations. the unions say they support that. ryan takeo in oakland thank you. day two of the strike was worse than day one. ferries and buses were overwhelmed and drivers faced grueling gridlock on bridges and streets. elizabeth wenger is in the traffic center with how the evening commute looks now. reporter: it does not look good, elizabeth. it is really backed up. let s get a bird s-eye view right now from chopper 5. once again, the worst of it is all that approach to the bay bridge. look at that 101. right now it is a very slow crawl from the 280 interchange all the way out