was killed, and we have a total of nine people that were injured, and four were seriously injured. you can see the ace commuter train, and part of it is still on the track, and the front car went into the creek. we will bring in the alameda shares department for an update on the investigation, and we are getting new information about what could have caused the derailment last night. they are saying it could ve been a tree that may have fallen across the track. and a lot of the earth made its way under the track. that is what the crew are saying. reporter: talk about the injured, the we have an update on the injuries? i have heard there are nine people taken to the hospital with serious but non-life- threatening injuries, but considering what happened out here, we are fortunate that it is only nine people. reporter: and the derailment happened about 7:30 pm, the ace train number 10 on its way from san jose to stockton, 214 people on board. to have nine people injured
experience for the passengers on the train, this morning at the hospital, and in fremont with the latest. reporter: good morning, we are here at the washington hospital in fremont. we know that two of the passengers on board were taken here last night, and one has been released. both work men, and one is in good condition. others were taken to eat hospital. eden hospital. there were a total of nine people injured, four of them were seriously injured, but the injuries are not life threatening we are being told, and the people were in the first train car that fell into the creek. some had back and spine injuries, and authorities say it s a miracle that no one was killed. 214 people on board the ace train. and those injured were transported to the fairgrounds and they describe the frightening ordeal. it felt like someone slammed on the brakes and then it jerked back and forth, and stopped rather abruptly, and we could see the dirt coming into the door, and with the broken
hold that up, and going mostly cloudy with increasing clouds, chile and mild. cloudy on the north bay with rain developing, and this will make it to santa rosa, russian river and a little bit farther south, but not much farther south. 30s for the low for some, upper 50s for low 60s for some. let s start with the niles canyon. we will talk about that entire area because of the derailment on the ace train, no service today, due to the derailment last night. people were injured, but no one was killed, and when you see this report, you can see why that is amazing. what you need to know right now, 580 is going to be much more crowded as you come over the altamont pass. more people on the road this morning because there is no train. 680 there is a crash out of pleasanton anslow from the dublin interchange. remember that niles canyon road is closed between 680 and mission. you cannot get through or use that as a commute route, so you will have to stay on 680. more people would use
now, they call this koa camp ground home base. many of them are waiting to hear if the fire jumped highway 50 leading to their homes. i m not sure if this fire jumped we decided to see for ourselves. and found jolene s home, and others undamaged. some left with sprinklers still on. for others, a sense of helplessness set in. if my place goes i m homeless. it s all over. firefighters say they haven t lost a home so far, their hope lies within men and women battling fires. there is where our hope is. we can t do anything but watch. right now a team is joining the fight. the six-man crew left from station 7, joined by four other crews from northern california cities. the task will be dig fire breaks to contain the blaze. some residents were allowed to return and sift through the wreckage of their homes today. 320 acres have burned. families stood in line today to get a pass along them to return. it s just going to devastate and see what it s going to do to my wif
these firefighters are keeping an eye on the fire here off highway 15.ñi called in the last line of ground defense. and this is one of hubs of homes firefighters are trying to save. a job easier said than done. and winldz, ever changing. seemingly every hour. jolene and her husband threw everything of importance inside of their small camper now, they call this koa camp ground home base. many of them are waiting to hear if the fire jumped highway 50 leading to their homes. i m not sure if this fire jumped we decided to see for ourselves. and found jolene s home, and others undamaged. some left with sprinklers still on. for others, a sense of helplessness set in. if my place goes i m homeless. it s all over. firefighters say they haven t lost a home so far, their hope lies within men and women battling fires. there is where our hope is. we can t do anything but watch. right now a team is joining the fight. the six-man crew left from station 7, joined by four othe