Earthquake hits japan this morning we will have more coming out. The live look outside in san jose, still looking pretty but dark out there. In dealing with cloudy conditions as well as past patchy dense fog and the north bay. Were expecting plenty of sunshine in the afternoon, a bit warmer than yesterday. Mostly clear and Cool Conditions into the evening. The full forecast is coming up in just a bit but for now over to erika the content as back up to the bay bridge plaza continues. To my knowledge the meeting lights are not active and we do not have any problems around the bay area. The east a phrase look good and no problems in the south bay no accidents along the peninsula and easy drive time. 23 minutes out of the bottle into the city. Overnight we had a strong earthquake in the northeastern part of japan. It was a 7. 3 earthquake and the same area where we had a 9. 0 earthquake years ago that killed 2000 people with the following tsunami. This earthquake took place around 518 loca
Takeo, kpix 5. Now, the school is requesting the Commission Review its decision to revoke the accreditation. City college could also appeal straight to the u. S. Department of education. Its game over for prop 8. Today the States High Court tossed out the last legal challenge by sponsors of prop 8. Back in june, the u. S. Supreme court agreed with the trial judge that the ban on samesex marriage was unconstitutional. Then on june 28th, Governor Brown ordered county clerks to begin issuing marriage licenses it samesex couples. Prop 8 supporters have asked the state Supreme Court to stop those weddings from happening. Today, that request failed. Marin county prosecutors are urging a jury to find joseph naso guilty of being the alphabet killer. It appears that naso was smirking during the d. A. s closing arguments today when lawyers claimed he murdered four women whose first and last names started with the same letter. Don knapp joins us from outside the courthouse where a parking lot inc
Bay. Good afternoon. Im tori campbell. We want to give you the latest on the situation on highway 68 on the at sunol grade. A truck carrying tons of u. S. Mail jackknifed in the east bay spilling letters and packages all over the freeway. Now, this happened just after 5 00 a. M. On northbound interstate 680 on the sunol grade near the sheridan road offramp. As you can see in the picture, traffic is backed up for miles. Still, these are live pictures right now from newschopper2. The chp says that truck could be completely out of there by about 2 00 this afternoon. It has been moved off to the shoulder right now and there is some traffic getting by. But as you can see, theres still an enormous backup. Theres concern for the afternoon commute since that is already a very crowded stretch of roadway as people leave the Silicon Valley heading back up to the east bay. Officers opened two of the northbound lanes around 7 30 this morning. As you can see, traffic remains backed up for miles. Tha
Running and gunning with other people. Caught in the crossfire a 7 yearold boy. Police identified the gunman in the white shirt but didnt arrest him. The District Attorney said he was returning fire so it was selfdefense. Guy yoes says its that kind of inaction that emboldens the bad guy leaving the average person hopeless. We need to take the guns. You have to stop, question, search people and remove the guns. Reporter the driver showed the dashcam video to his neighbor and the neighbor said, those are the same two guys who robbed him at gunpoint over the weekend. Liz . No kidding. Well, that video is incredible. Im curious, da, how are Police Responding to this . Reporter a Police Officer went to see video. He didnt take a copy of the video. He said he would check out the intersection and see if he can find those two individuals. And thats the last we heard. Thank you. His Court Appearance barely lasted five minutes but know those brief moments, one very important revelation about th
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