Reporter another log was right beneath the engine. I was wondering why somebody was trying to kill my family. Reporter while detectives were dusting for fingerprints sherika found a note sitting in the yard scrawled the n word. It said go away [ bleep ]. Reporter greg had thought this was merely vandalism. Then you saw the note. Which changed the dynamics of everything. Reporter police are running extra patrols in the neighborhood. Gregs fell has lived here nearly 50 years family has lived here nearly 50 years. His grandmother said in all this time shes never seen anything like this and she has no intention of being intimidated. You have to stay put and do what you can to protect your home and your family. El cerrito police say they are following some leads in this case but have made no arrests. First a string of sexual assaults near cal and tonight some new trouble. Several female students report being drugged at frat houses. Police say that they received a report that two young women
With x1 from xfinity. Live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. Tonight its at t this bay area family searched under their car, what they found tonight, its at the center of a hate crime investigation. The el cerrito family tells Christin Ayers first they saw a fire burning under their suv. And then something even more alarming. Reporter sherica Patel Gregory was up at 3 a. M. Wednesday morning to see her newborn when she saw it. I saw a flickering light and a huge engulfed fire underneath my car. Reporter she woke her husband greg in a emergency and went for the garden hose his in a panic and went for the garden hose his mind racing. This they found was no accident with two logs under the car. The logs were under the two tires directly underneath the gas tank of the car. Reporter another log was right beneath the engine. I was wondering why somebody was trying to kill my family. Reporter while detectives were dusting for fingerprints sherika found a note sitting in the ya
Use. Reporter still, the property is near the top of the latest list from east bay mud, including an inporter who averages 9600 gallons per day and steven byrd, former ceo of safeway in donald foil is also on the list, averaging 3,000 per day. He says he thinks he has a leak. I just want to make sure Everybody Knows this is not acceptable well. Should try to be better. Help each other. Leaks happen to everyone. So the thing you need to do is fix them. Reporter there is one more excessive user list coming out with the next billing cycle. Now, breaking news in los angeles. This big fire in a recycling yard in South Los Angeles neighborhood, west of interstate 110. Weve been watching flames and smoke pouring over the city. The department of water and power has been called because of power lines down. The Company Called active recycling is at that address. Uc Berkeley Police are investigating a possible case of drugging at one of the fraternities. Police are not releasing anymore details b
And lawyers but tonight, theyre being outed for using water as if the state isnt a drought. Im dan ashley. Sky 7 hd flew above some of the homes so what do they are to say for themselves . Laura anthony is live in orinda with the story. Laura . Reporter the average daily usage per household is just over 200 gallons per day. Many of these folks are using thousand s per day, but some told us theyve cut back dramatically. This place was built, and designed when water was plentiful. Reporter dan manages a property. According to east day mud, they used 7,000 gallons per day. Holmes says that is a drop from a high of 23,0002 years ago. We let the grass die. We dont run the water fall anymore. Just the swimming pool. Our average today is about 6,000. That is 75 reduction in water use. Reporter still, the property is near the top of the latest list from east bay mud, including an inporterho averages 9600 gallons per day and steven byrd, former ceo of safeway in alamo. Donald foil is also on th