Oakland as she was driving on first avenue near lake merritt. She thought she saw leaves but it was the whole tree a giant eucalyptus completely crushed her car. Rescue crews were able to get her out. Would have been a lot worse especially if i had been in the other lane of the two. Thats where the heaviest part of the tree fell or if there were other people in the car with me in the back seat, the windows shattered there and the roof caved in. So could have been a lot worse. She said she was coming back from a doctors appointment and decided to take city streets instead of the freeway. She was not hurt. Big delays on caltrain this evening. Trouble in the south bay. A woman was hit by a train near the santa clara station. She was rushed to the hospital. No word on her condition. Delays are running as long as 40 minutes. 4 High School Athletes from the east bay are behind bars and could be there for a while. They are accused of such a serious crime they are charged as adults. Kpix 5s da
Live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. Living conditions so squalid in one San Francisco building some tenants are suing the owner saying they are tired of living in filth. It is enough to make your skin crawl. Bedbugs, blood, bubbling sewage. Reporter joe vasquez show us us the disgusting conditions. Horrible. Like a third world country. Reporter crystal cooke is referring to her former home on market street. She is suing the owner after she says she just couldnt take the disgusting problems anymore. The walls an then the ceiling were covered in mold. Reporter it gets worse. After one of the tenants was murdered last january, she says the owner never cleaned the bloodstains from the walls for eighth months and there is the toilet water that keeping bubbling up into the kitchen sink. The folks who live here dont want to go on camera, but they say occasionally, sewage comes up through this drain and begins to fill the sink. You can see the discolor on the dish holder a
Live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. Living conditions so squalid in one San Francisco building some tenants are suing the owner saying they are tired of living in filth. It is enough to make your skin crawl. Bedbugs, blood, bubbling sewage. Reporter joe vasquez show us us the disgusting conditions. Horrible. Like a third world country. Reporter crystal cooke is referring to her former home on market street. She is suing the owner after she says she just couldnt take the disgusting problems anymore. The walls an then the ceiling were covered in mold. Reporter it gets worse. After one of the tenants was murdered last january, she says the owner never cleaned the bloodstains from the walls for eighth months and there is the toilet water that keeping bubbling up into the kitchen sink. The folks who live here dont want to go on camera, but they say occasionally, sewage comes up through this drain and begins to fill the sink. You can see the discolor on the dish holder a
Roadwork through the Altamont Pass. Eastbound it is scheduled to be out there for a while between north greenville and north flynn and westbound we are just seeing the usual delays right now out of the tracy area through the livermore valley, it clears up a lot past north flynn. Heres a live look near the dublin interchange, its beginning to pick up steam between hacienda and 680 but overall not too bad. All right. Thank you, elizabeth. With the drought emergency in california, Governor Brown is trying to reach consensus with Business Leaders on water conservation. Kiet do joins us from lexington reservoir in Santa Clara County to tell us about resistance to cuts. Reporter its dark now but seeing our reservoirs this low is a stark reminder that we have to do something so this week was the deadline to submit comments to sacramento about the governors plan to reduce water usage. And they got hundreds of comments. The most pushback came from the Business Community. Heres the city of vacci
SMU Dedman School of Law welcomed back an accomplished and highly regarded alumna to speak with students and faculty at its Trailblazer Speaker Series event held in Karcher Auditorium on February 28, 2024.