The police are searching for the gunman. Here is what we are learning about the investigation and the man who was killed. People at last nights concert say a series of shots went off as the performance was rapping up. Eric johnson was the victim, police say it unfolded back stage. So generally theres a lot of security in backstage at concerts, we are not sure how the firearm got to the backstage area much. Investigators held witnesses for hours, but the gunman somehow escaped. That particular venue, how is security handled . That is a great question, that specifically should be directed toward the live nation folks. We do not handle security. Despite repeated requests for an on camera interview, everyone from the theater and live nation declined. Instead, a Spokes Person said they are working closely with the Mountain View Police Department on the investigation. And refused to give my details about security back stablg. Friends and family are shocked that he was the victim. Especially
Ahhh what is it . There are no marshmallows in this box of lucky charms huh. Weird. Seriously . What . Theyre magically delicious yawn ding toaster strudel more fruit in the filling, ya . Mmm ya warm, flaky, gooey, toaster strudel now, with more fruit live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. We begin with breaking news tonight. We are learning that eight firefighters have been seriously injured battling a wild fire. Reporter they suffered burns when a fire flared up. It is burning near the town of latenville. The firefighters got caught in the wild fire. Right now, they are all been flown to the uc davis burn center. This photo that you are about to see is from the press democrat. And the fire has been burning since july 30. It was all started by lightning. The fire has burned about 5400 acres, it is 30 contained. Liz, we are bringing you details as soon as we get there, eight firefighters have been badly injured battling this blaze. Thank you veronica. Tonight, an insi
Whoo mmm oh, yeah [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. Start exploring at followyournola. Com. Live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. Tonight a church on the verge of collapse, piles of rubble, heres the very latest after the bay areas biggest earthquake in 25 years. 70 homes and businesses in napa are too dangerous to enter. Theyre red tagged. 200 more are yellow tagged. A lot of people still dont have water. It could be days. Classes at napa unified are canceled for a second day tomorrow. The courthouse is also closed because of that giant hole. More than 200 people were treated for injuries. The one patient who is in Critical Condition is doing better tonight. We have a team of reporters covering the aftermath. Christin ayers is in vallejo where a huge church could collapse. G. Rom inside show th reporter a few hours ago the tower behind me here at First Baptist church was about 4 feet taller than it is now after yesterdays quake. Public works crews tore par
This morning where dozens of buildings are too dangerous to enter and ryan, you mentioned that you did not feel these aftershocks. Reporter thats right, michelle. Were talking 70 [ pause ] reporter thats right, were talking 70 of these read tagged buildings. I didnt feel the aftershocks. But some neighbors have. They felt it. It was more faint, obviously, than sundays shaker but still, this is obviously bringing up some memories of what happened on sunday. So well get that reaction for you coming up at 6 30. Showing you this house right here, one of 70 houses here in the city that have been red tagged, inspectors, they have surveyed about 75 of the citys buildings. The buildings deemed redtagged are a mix of businesses and homes. One building was both. The woman we talked to runs her business out of her apartment and is thankful that she has plenty of help. Everybody has been really gracious to offer me places to stay, places to store my things and even people are getting together fund
It is so good all the time. Live, from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. Tonight, this is the bay area man who conspired to sell you meat from cows with cancer, im veronica de la cruz. Tonight, betty yu says the former owner of the Rancho Feeding Corporation cut a deal with the feds and it looks like he could turn on his former business partner. Reporter Bobby Singleton had nothing to say to us as he hid from us in federal court, but his attorney is saying plenty. She says her 77yearold client had a hand in the dealings in the slaughter house. He knew that there was meat that was not going through complete inspections that was entering into the food supply. Reporter we are talking about meat that came from dairy cows with eye cancer, the federal indictment revealed gruesome details. They chopped off the cancerous heads an swapped them with heads with healthy cows. It happened when the inspectors web on lunch break. He chose to cooperate with the government. Reporter by plead