rail yard. pam:there were no injuries in pam: reporter: the tracks are clear now the inspection of that track can begin. this is the mean the scene monday night searching monday night. another on the track above creek the derailment came into focus. one car remained coincide with the tent in the creek and the other all right but still off the track. we do not know if it was the versing the tracks. reporter: an investigation is being conducted and will be looking at other factors in addition to mother nature s rank of hill slides. all the different factors will come into play when we finalize what was exactly the cause of the incident. reporter: for much of the day. cruzan used chains sauce took lead a path. this will be a bit more tricky. going up right and then up the hillside and putting it back on the track. at 3:00 p.m. it was almost accomplished. reporter: and we are back live, here on canyon road. you can see behind me no more trains for the real trained
the city of palo alto tells us it will do what it takes to make sure it doesn t happenicide a major el nino event occur this winter. they re preparing for rain in palo alto. the city says it plans to launch a cleanup effort in a couple weeks here, removing debris and trimming back dead branches. it will also launch a new website at the end of october to warn locals using sensors placed along the creek. taking advantage of new technology, new hardware that s in the creek and upstream of the creek, looking at rain. we are giving people and emergency responders more advanced notice of when we believe flooding will occur. this creek flooded back in 2012 and in 1998. the county says it hopes pre-emptive measures will keep businesses and homes as dry as possible. we go through streams throughout the county to cleanup trash, maintain vegetation, maintain the banks, for erosion, and do what we can so that when the winter rains do come, the streams are flowing. here, the creek
needed to make some suggestions. and we realize that and it was several philosophical differences. every organization has them. for what ever reason we weren t ever for what ever reason, we were not able to pull this thing together. so now we must move on. reporter: ray mcdonald legal trouble for distraction but they did refuse to lay that at coach jim harbaugh speak. feet. reporter: nor would they name any replacement for jim harbaugh. it will likely take several weeks. live in santa clara kron 4 news. catherine: fans of course are also reacting to the end of the harbaugh era. we re following fan reaction on our facebook page. we will by far the best team in the national football league. one season does not make the decision for all seasons. catherine: as you can imagine the reaction is mixed. here are a couple of comments from our facebook page: catherine: carlos tino says he s going to michigan. sorry oakland fans. 10 more years of pathetic football ahe
the nation s capitol with a toddler inside the car. the 3040-year-olthe 34-year-oldo force her way i don t understand a barricade. reporter: it start billion dollar a woman ram aid black sedan in to barricades outside the white house, when a second set of barriers blocked her she turned the car around, setting off a chase toward the capitol. less than two miles away. i was walking down first street and contusion and saw a dark, two-door coupe go by at extremely high speed. eastbound on contusion avenue, pursued by numerous police cars. headed up the road. they stopped at second street and constitution at which point more cop more police cars arrived. several shots were fired and the police ushered us way from the corner. reporter: witnesses say police vehicles pinned in the black car and officer opened fire. shooting the driver to death. we have no information that this is related to tea terrorisr is anything other than an isolated incidents. reporter: in the car