Were told it happened near the king road fit in san jose dan, just another dangerous night on interstate 680 here in san jose. This time, chp confirming they are investigating another freeway shooting, as you mentioned. 680 southbound at king road. We know the driver drove on. Thats where we got the first look at the damage. Chf says the bullet hit the left rear window, then exited through the passenger window. It happened just before 8 40 tonight. The person in the passengers seat, a 12yearold girl suffered scrapes from broken glass. The driver approached the car. She di wan to speak on camera but you see her getting in the car and taking off. This follows yesterdays deadly shooting on the same stretch of road. We want to get you to some video taken last night after officers found a wounded man in his car on northbound 680. The victim has been identifiyy d thank you. To developing news, a brush fire forced the evacuation of a Movie Theater in the east bay. We were in pittsburgh where
Spokesperson, San Francisco mayor london breed said we cant ng n respondedpresident s threa intercede. Interceding means cutting budgets to help support services to get people off the street. Hes within very successful. Reporter San Francisco now spends 300 million a year on trying to solve the homeless crisis. A phenomenon that mr. Trump said started two years ago. We may be wrong about that. But it is true that in the past two years the number of homeless in San Francisco has gone up by 17 . As people continue to walk past a problem that will take years to fix. Reporter both garsetti and newsom say they welcome any help the Trump Administration wants to make to try to skoff this problem which they now call a national issue. Abc7 news. A large group of i San Francisco today demanding President Trump close down immigration detention centers. Abc7 news was there as the crowd blocked an intersection before marching to the federal building. One of more than a hundred protests planned arou
Tells us a state of emergency has been declared for the entire island. Melissa residents of the Historic Town of lahaina finally allowed to return home days after the devastating fires in hawaii swept through communities, leaving behind a path of destruction. Just want to see whats left, but nothing. All gone. In west maui a new wild broke out overnight, forcing residents to evacuate. Hawaii Emergency Management records showed there were no warning sirens alerting people to evacuate. Instead, alerts went to cell but power and cellular outages limited their reach. This womans family lost their home. We are supposed to get, you know, on your cell phone, evacuation notices alerts, we got nothing. The flames also tearing through this neighborhood. His father spent decades building this multi generational home. It is now completely gone. Theres things you think you always have, you know, like things you think you will give to your children. The Community Coming together to help, some taking
The first couple of days, but then some of my friends had come in and started saying like, you know, whos still missing . Like soandso and so and so and so and so and i think thats what it started, kind of like clicking in my head a little bit as relief efforts pick up steam on maui, wildfire victims work tonight to come to grips with the devastation all around them. Good evening on this saturday. I am cristina rendon. We are learning tonight of another nine deaths tied to mauis wildfire year. That brings the death toll on the island to 89. Still Emergency Managers expect that number will rise. Its unclear how morgues will be able to accommodate the number of victims considering there is just one hospital and three mortuaries. Relief efforts are intensifying on the island and as volunteers distribute supplies to those in need. Were beginning to get a better assessment of the overall damage. Hawaii governor josh green says 2200 structures were destroyed or damaged and many of those are
Driven by powerful winds and dried out vegetation. The dental grow overnight to 80 victims, and there is fear the number will keep rising as more victims are found. Flames destroyed 2200 structures, many of them homes, and many of them historic buildings. A spokesperson for fema said there was focused on saving lives right now and of began to estimate how much it could take to rebuild. It just a few short days, it has become the second deadliest wildfire in modern history, just after the 2018 campfire in paradise. We are expecting another update tonight at 6 30. The bay area aloha festival in san mateo tonight, the devastating fires in maui were on the hearts of organizers and attendees. Nbc bay areas Christie Smith was there. Reporter the bay area aloha festival drew people to the san mateo event center. I love the culture. We have a lot of family in hawaii. So we love to hear the music, see the dancing, and we like to support. Reporter the festivities with music, food and vendors is