San francisco to your right. Thank you. Reporter b. A. R. T workers were telling riders the way, uses to trains. Bus bridges are running this weekend between the walnut creek and or independe creek and orinda station because of this work happening on the tracks near the lafayette station. We are replacing 5,000 feet of rail with this project, 3,000 rock ballast and more is going on. Reporter platform tiles are being replaced in lafayette. B. A. R. T put out the word to tell riders to expect about a 40minute delay but some folks never got the message. What is your plan here . To text my boss, tell him im probably going to be late. Reporter drivers are also feeling the pain. Two left lanes of east bay bound highway 24 are closed to make room for the giant 200ton construction crane. It created this traffic headache, stretching more than three miles. Caltrans has this advice. It would help a lot if people could avoid highway 24 going eastbound. Right now the way traffic is moving in the re
In east san jose. Chopper five for giving us this view. Some of the dark smoke and the flames coming from the scene. Good afternoon at thank you for joining us im kenny choi. I am michelle griego. The fire is burning in the foothills near a born road near san jose evergreen neighborhood. Kpix 5s anne makovec is following the fire from the live news desk. Reporter been watching video from chopper 5 overhead. The fire has been burning for about 35 minutes. And already you can see all of the ground that it has covered. We are hearing between 40 and 50 acres, but it still does have the potential to grow significantly. There on the righthand side of the screen, you can see some of the red material that a flame retardant that calfire has been dropping, trying to protect the homes. It is burning very close to them right now, and we were watching some buildings burn earlier. Those are only outbuildings. Those are not homes we are talking. There were garages and sheds and other things. It looks
Drought they could leave chiles biggest city without Drinking Water and a little more than a decade. After weeks of mass rallies and pressure from protesters hong kongs chief executive has announced a controversial extradition bill is now dead carol lam admitted her governments work on the proposed law had been a total failure it would have allowed criminal suspects to be extradited to Mainland China anger over that bill lets for weeks of widespread protests but there are still a. Lot of the governments sincerity all wary of whether the government will restart the process in the legislative council. So i retreat here. There is no such plan the bill is spent. Robin wright has the latest from hong kong. It does seem as though this concession by chief executive kerry has not gone nearly far enough for the organizers of these unprecedented protests who are promising that there will be yet more rallies they are demanding still the complete withdrawal of this extradition bill and they have o
Weeks of mass rallies hong kongs chief executive appears to have bowed to pressure from protesters announcing a controversial extradition bill is now dead admitted her governments work on the proposed law had been a total failure and would have allowed criminal suspects to be extradited to Mainland China anger over that bill led to massive demonstrations but there are student lingering dollars a bottle of the governments sincerity all worries whether the government will restart the process in the Legislative Council. So i retreat. There is no such plan the bill is spent. But prodemocracy activists arent convinced its the end of the bill theyve rejected lams comments and planned more rallies. Please tell the fairy listeners. That its citizens feel. It really feels to say listen listen feel legislative power is utterly legal that we live in such a feeling that we cannot find the love. Of the elderly. And the legal proceeding to legislate it sounds. Rather broad joins us now from hong kon
Thousands of lives. Talks between afghan leaders and the taliban with the promise to reduce violence and whats being called a 1st step towards peace. After weeks of mass rallies and pressure from protestors hong kongs chief executive has announced a controversial extradition bill is now dead kerry lamb admitted her governments work on the proposed law had been a total failure and would have allowed criminal suspects to be extradited to Mainland China anger over that bill led to weeks of widespread protests. But there are still lingering doubts about the governments sincerity all wariness whether the government will restart the process in the legislative council. So i retreat here. There is no such plan the bill instead. Has the latest from hong kong it does seem as though this concession by chief executive kerry has not gone nearly far enough for the organizers of these unprecedented protests who are promising that there will be yet more rallies they are demanding still the complete wi