Semiautomatic. 45 caliber handgun Vallejo Police use. When you compare both, this to that, they virtually look the same. Which is why several parents and concerned citizens driving near Vallejo High School this morning took notice when they saw a 14yearold student walking near campus carrying the weapon. Its a toy gun. It shoots pellets, not bullets, but for parents we talked to, that distinction doesnt matter. If you saw Something Like that, someone carrying that i would assume it was real. Would you call police if you saw snn absolutely. I would bt feel very safe knowing somebody is bringing that kind of thing to my daughters school. Its not illegal for kids to carry pellet guns off campus, but lieutenant says Walking Around with Something Like this is never a good idea. If you present that firearm and someone feels threatened by it that actually is in possession of a real gun, it could be a very lethal situation for you. In october, a Sonoma County sheriffs deputy shot and killed 13
In 41,000 units. Amber lee is live. Reporter the City Council Meeting wrapped up just a few minutes ago. The executive director put out this report to answer critics who say hes allowed Public Housing to fall into deplorable conditions. As soon as i go out theres cockroaching all the over the place. Reporter and bedbugs that residents say bite. In another unit we saw mold next to a childs bed. We expect the executive director why these conditions exist on his watch. Hes been on the job for eight years. When you go in and still see cockroaches and bugs. We will tell you how many times weve worked on those units and they come back. Its not a matter of not trying, we have to do better. On a property that ran from the main store to my unit. And its backed up raw feces, and everything else. Reporter richmonds Public Housing is home to 500 children. The superintendent says that the Living Conditions puts them at a disadvantage. The city Council Plans to hold a meeting to deal with this issue
Today. Workers are expected to vote on a very important contract proposal today. It could effect nearly 200,000 people. There is outside the offices this morning where that vote and discussion is taking place. Janine de la vega will have more on how it could effect the commute in just a little bit. Thank you for wakingen with us on this friday morning december 27th im pam cook. What day sit again . Friday. Just double checking. Im brian flores in for dave clark today. Rosemary in for steve. How are you . Im doing okay. Tgif to you. Hopefully you have a great day in store. Hopefully you have the day off. We have better air quality in the forecast. It is slightly better. I think saturday will be slightly better than this. A comparison from yesterday into today. Most areas still in that shade of orange. Meaning if you have asthma, respiratory issues, this is where you need to consider maybe not having such or not prop longing that outdoor activity. But in the inner eastern zone weve got y
We have a large box ever in the number two lane. Be aware of that. Right now we will head outside and take a live look at the east shore freeway. Traffic on the left hand side of your screen westbound as you make your drive toward the mccarthur maze. On the toll plaza you can see traffic is light. We dont have too many folks head into San Francisco but you might see a lot of people leaving. And last but not least we have 280 san jose. You can see traffic is moving lightly. Lets head back to the desk. Happening now a transit worker is just starting to vote on a new contract proposal. That vote began a half hour ago and will run until 7 00 tonight. Some Union Members tell us here that the deal is not that different than the ones they rejected earlier. Buses have continued rolling for ac transit 180,000 daily passengers ever since the 60 day cooling off period was ordered in october to avoid a strike. I would rather go on strike so we can get what we want. The way they are treating us her
In 41,000 units. Amber lee is live. Reporter the City Council Meeting wrapped up just a few minutes ago. The executive director put out this report to answer critics who say hes allowed Public Housing to fall into deplorable conditions. As soon as i go out theres cockroaching all the over the place. Reporter and bedbugs that residents say bite. In another unit we saw mold next to a childs bed. We expect the executive director why these conditions exist on his watch. Hes been on the job for eight years. When you go in and still see cockroaches and bugs. We will tell you how many times weve worked on those units and they come back. Its not a matter of not trying, we have to do better. On a property that ran from the main store to my unit. And its backed up raw feces, and everything else. Reporter richmonds Public Housing is home to 500 children. The superintendent says that the Living Conditions puts them at a disadvantage. The city Council Plans to hold a meeting to deal with this issue