Talk to the viewers real quick. This is a thank you from me to you. You know youre family. You open your doors to us every morning. It was driven home to me over the last couple of weeks. You might not have known but we lost our dog two weeks ago, charlie. He has been with us for ten years. Somewhat sudden. It has been a hard couple of weeks. We havent been able to talk about it that much on television. I wanted to say thank you. I had dozens if not a hundred messages on facebook and instagram and i couldnt get to them all. I tried. I shared them with my children and my wife. We were overwhelmed. A lot sent poems and books of support. The outpouring helps us. It means a lot. Also to take a second, charlie was a shelter dog. He was a rescue. If you have an opportunity to rescue a dog. Do that. I know were going to get back into it. Some day. I dont know when the time is right. We came close on saturday. My wife is eager. National love your pet day. If you have a pet, give them a hug. Th
Working in the afternoon immediately called Martinez Police but because he witnessed the man leaving, and because it was 4 am california time, he told them not to rush over to the house until his wife got up at 6. Soti mean it would have been worse if he was trying to gain entrance into the house. I would have totally freaked out. I dont know what i would have done. All you can do is hope the cops are there quick enough. The man took a 450 dollar chainsaw and was caught on another martinez residents Surveillance Video that night too. Stephen says he wants the picture out there in case someone recognizes the man. He has the nest Surveillance System set up all over his property so that if his chickens fall victim to a coyote hell know where that coyotes coming from. This man wasnt preying on chickens though. Soti kinda question what i would have done if i was home. I dont know if i would, i would have definitely called 911 right away but would i have confronted the guy . You know. Everyb
There, our shot is a little buggy, and the fact that weve got the low clouds starting to roll back in. Yes, lets lay over the 12hour day planner. You can see 63 to 65, maybe even 66 degrees at 7 00. Well stay in the upper 60s at the coast from noon to 4 00. Your middle temperatures there, 76 and 78, thats the bay. 81 to 85, those are our temperatures in our inland. Well go from low clouds to high clouds this afternoon. And a nice evening, 65 to 73. Well take the latest onirma as shes just destroying an quilla right now. Well see where shes going to head coming our way next. Heres alexis. All right, taking a look at the roads this morning, we had a fatal crash overnight in the vallejo area. This is westbound state route 37 right at the state route 29 interchange. Up until just a couple minutes ago, we had all lanes blocked. Traffic was getting by on the shoulder, but we got the all clear from chp. All lanes are back open now, and unfortunately, that person was on a mike. That happened a
I dont have any major problems to talk about so far. We did have an issue here in the dublin area. Westbound 580 connector to 680 was closed, initially they thought for about three hours this morning. They got it down to 30 minutes. They were doing repairs on an attenuator in the area. They got it wrapped up about 15 minutes ago. For a short time, we had a backup, but things have cleared out. Mass transit off to a much better start than yesterday, too. Well look at that coming up next. We continue tracking breaking news in san jose. San jose police have just confirmed they are indeed investigating a homicide in the area of story road and hopkins. Also just a few moments ago, we learned from our crews the suspect still on the loose right now. I want to quickly show you these live images of whats happening out there. Police have started to clear some of the scene already. You can see crime scene tape is down. But there are still cones out there, still police presence. Overnight, police s
The storm has claimed the lives of at least 20 people in the caribbean and has left thousands homeless. Cbs News Reporter meg oliver is in miami where they are preparing for irma to hit. Meg. Reporter devin, the wind and rain is starting to pick up at times here in miami, but high winds are already battering the keys as Hurricane Irma continues to pound cuba. Heavy winds, rain, and surf will batter the north coast of the island all day. It will then turn north towards florida where more than 5. 5 million have been ordered to evacuate. Tony is fleeing key west. We are worried about the people we love who didnt get out. Reporter among the biggest concerns, storm surge. Think about it. 6 to 12 feet. That is taller than some homes and its going to rush in. You are not going to survive this. Reporter Mass Evacuations have turned freeways into parking lots. Lines at gas stations snake into the streets. Its estimated nearly a third of the pumps in floridas metropolitan areas are empty. Losing