Night. The next stop was actually in livingston. On the way to washington. The route also included a stop in sacramento where it is believed that the driver swap was scheduled. He is very responsible. When he got tired, he told the other driver, you could take over from here because he knew it was important for him to come home. 16 injured passengers are being treated at area hospitals. In merced county, david louie, abc 7 news. Drowsy driving is the number one cause of coach bus crashes. That is according to the largest drivers union. The National Transportation safety board estimates 36 of bus crash fatalities over the past decade have been due to driver fatigue. The union for drivers has been urging congress to pass the driver fatigue prevention act under the legislation, drivers would be paid time and a half for working more than 40 hours a week to make them less inclined to work other jobs. And now if you use the abc 7 news app, youve been getting alerts on the crash all day. Get
That he believes will locate a man in his 40s accused of touching that teen inappropriately. The gates are usually locked but people let each other in. Reporter despite the cameras and security surrounding the facility. This is what gives them access to the facility reporter the man was some how let in and he walked through this gate to the pool. It does seem like he was, you know, staking things out so to speak. Reporter then waited. The shed is this shed right here with the open door. Reporter until she was alone in a nearby shed. When he actually sits down next to her and touches her, by putting his hand on her thigh. Reporter Authorities Say the teen told the suspect to stop, then he took off. This is how he left. Reporter the suspect is described as a hispanic man in his 40s with a slim bid about 56. Unfortunately the sun is reflect sneeg home owners hope someone finds a clear image of the suspect and catches him. Broad daylight, that surveillance prie surprises me. Reporter the H
Projectiles. There were 25 mofrs injured. And how to prevent what happened from happening again depends on who you asked. Uc Berkeley Student organized march and said police made the evening worse, not better with their actions. I think we dont need those weaponry to enforce control. The council of the city and faith based movement came to life will vote on resolution thats will put body cams on Police Officers and possibly regulate the use of tear gas and bot ones. The issue is how to make an approach to apprehend people in those arrests. Its a differ perspective dealing with situations that are unfolding in seconds, rather than months. That is just a little bit of the debate. More well hear tonight of one thing all parties agree is that this will be a long city council meeting. It is berkeley, after all. Wayne freedman abc7 news. Thank you wayne. A load of liquid nitrogen is spewing from a truck right now. Emergency crews had to vent the gap when the tanker flip over. The onramp will
Good evening many believe the steps are necessary to change the way cops and the community interact. Wayne freedman is live tonight. Want . Good evening dan. This is a case clearly of a demonstration prompting another demonstration, tonight. Lets go to that video from sky 7 hd. Berkeley has about 60 demonstrators and a large sign outside of the city council. Theyre concerned about what they describe as excessive use of force during a black lives matter demonstration. Tonight the council will consider possible restrictions by the Police Department of batons rubber bullets and tear gas. Lets again with berkeley city councilman. I think protests are part of our dna. We should be protecting public safety. What began as peaceful against Police Violence in ferguson missouri led to vandalism, tear gas and juf ficks for use of that force by the berkeley Police Department a violent crowd. There is a lot of Police Taking projectiles. There were 25 mofrs injured. And how to prevent what happened
In the bay area. Theres also concern about what the uncertainty might do to gas prices which are already on their way up. As they picketed in front of the know shutdown tesoro refinery they said theyre ready to stay out until this facility is made safer. We all want to go home at the end of our shift and protect the community as well. We want it to be safe for ourselves and the people of the community. Reporter Tesoro Martinez is one of 11 refineries across the country where workers are on strike. They say the big issues are health and safety, not money. They need to make sure theyre keeping up on the maintenance, not trying to prolong things as long as they can go. Overtime is a big thing. Reporter the bargaining between the refineries and the union is being done at the National Level where talks just resumed today after several days off. In a statement the company said quote, tesoro has idled its units and is operating as a terminal. Tesoro will continue to bargain in good faith. We