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It they said the Water Supply would be at risk for millions californians. Crews have been working around the clock for the past 20 days, building a massive Rock Wall in the delta, all in the name of the drought. We are taking extreme measure under the extreme circumstances. Reporter with too little natural flow coming in, and the water in short supply in upstream reservoirs, Ocean Water is in danger of moving in and contaminating the delta. The department of water resources said that pumping stations near tracy that send Water South are at risk of contamination. 27 headline million californians including folks in contra Costa County rely on water from at le at the Water Supply. Theres a lot of communities, Theres Fish and wild life and agricultural that is all depending on the fresh water in the delta. Not everyone is on board in the project. The Bay Area blocks a popular route with boaters and some are worried it will impact fish and wild life. Boater Kevin Hi Nman thinks its a waste
CaliforniaUnited-statesJapanBradford-islandTokyoMorgan-hillSan-franciscoAmericansAmericaJapaneseJody-hernandezWater-supply they believe this is the second time in 15 years. no one knows why. the theory is the bay waters are water and they tend to reproduce more in warmer temperatures. the life cycle is about a year. after that one year of the population boom then there s a massive death. reporter: i wish i could show it to you but we got here around 3:00, haven t seen one on the beach. naturalists say you can investigate and touch it but don t take it home. leave them here on the beach. live in alameda, i m da lin, kpix 5. these aren t the first unusual looking creatures to wash up on bay area beaches. last july on ocean beach hundreds of these were spotted, some kind of jellyfish. they are actually something called velella velella. not true jellyfish. these ones are closer to the man-o-war. don t call 911. toxic concerns about plans to build dozens of homes in the south bay. kpix 5 reporter devin fehely tells us neighbors are worried about what s under the soil. reporter: despite dec
FremontCaliforniaUnited-statesMontanaBrentwoodMountain-viewChinaMinnesotaGoletaBeniciaWashingtonDistrict-of-columbia old south bay boy. he was hit by a bullet while asleep in his bed at an apartment on almaden road in san jose. len ramirez found out more about the man who fired a rifle from an upstairs apartment apartment. reporter: the 9-year-old boy was asleep on this complex on almaden road. at 5:45 a.m., 43-year-old eric smith was handle a loaded rifle pointed down this morning. somehow the gun went off. the suspect shot himself on one of his feet. that round goes through his foot through the floor and it comes out of the ceiling right where the little boy is sleeping in, you know, in his bedroom. and that bullet, that round, struck him in the leg. reporter: the boy had surgery on his leg and was listed in serious condition and both he and smith are expected to survive. but police arrested smith and a felon in possession of a firearm and ammunition and for negligence. our investigators are still looking into it, why was he handling a weapon, um, that type of a weapon, and also,
CalistogaCaliforniaUnited-statesFremontLouisianaJapanCloverdaleFresnoOaklandOakhurstRedwood-citySonoma the possibility. my experience said you may as well go as big as you can. reporter: there is the tug of war about where the extra $125 million a year should go. ferries, transit systems, bart. we should stand up and make sure it s spent here, not on other projects in san francisco. you have nine counties that you have to plug in. the metropolitan transportation commission is usually the nexus to the legislation. it requires their active engagement. it took us over a year to negotiate the last one so it s nothing you can put together overnight. given the failure of sacramento and washington, dc we have no choice. reporter: there s a political angle at play here, as well. you see, unlike a gas or sales tax, which everyone pays, only about a third of the voters in the bay area use the bridges regularly. so that means, two out of three voters won t have to pay. so it s really a tax or fee that somebody else has paid. reporter: next is for the local and state lea
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