Airbags were fully employed and he had a hard time getting out. Reporter bystanders stepped in helping them find the driver. As soon as he got out he went that way and there were 30 people chasing him. They were relentless. Reporter Troy Mcalister is facing multiple charges he is a felon and had a firearm in his possession eyewitnesses say that it couldve been them in the intersection. Its the wrong place at the wrong time. Couldve been exposed to that. Reporter a supervisor says its another example of how deadly the streets can be in the tenderloin and south market areas. The supervisor has been closely following the case and is relieved to hear that the suspect is behind bars. Its important that hes held accountable. You have to take every step possible to make sure that our streets and sidewalks are safe. Reporter San Francisco police said that they believe that Troy Mcalister was involved in a burglary that had occurred just minutes before the deadly crash. Christien kafton , ktvu
With plenty of sunshine. Well talk about what you can expect and when temperatures will be slightly cooler coming up. We are taking a look at the crash on the altar month pass. The debris is now cleared, but you can see the residual delays where the traffic is starting to slow down even nine Miles Per Hour in some areas. Thats the wind advisory along the pass. Once you get past the pass, speeds are picking up a bit. These are your southbay drive times looking pretty good all morning long at all travel times are in the green on the major freeways in southbay. Taking a live look at the san mateo bridge you can see some brake lights heading in the commute direction. But still not bad. Its a 13 minute drive from hayward into foster city. Taking a look at the bridge, metering lights are on, so traffic is backing up a bit. Its slow going even past the meeting lights across the span. But not looking too bad on the bay area freeways this monday morning. The caldecott tunnel is completely open
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