family s only car. neighbors pulled katie into their van and fled. she was outside came running into me and said fire, we have to go now. reporter: the fire burned two homes and spread to a patch of vegetation in the oakland hills but was stamped out by strike teams in about 90 minutes. were thankful the fire department was able to contain it. for my cell looking at how dense it is. reporter: everybody wants a reprieve from mother nature. i really want it to rain i want to be safe in this neighborhood. nobody was injured during today s fire, two people escape from the home where the explosion for seven. they re looking for the conditions changing so they can actually get a good night sleep once again. pg&e giving the all clear that the utility says it has now restored power to 228,000 customers. here s a look at the current map, the areas in purple are still in the dark, the remaining 120,000 customers should have their is restored by tomorrow morning. there is eviden
enrique enlisted right out of high school telling his family he wanted to be a badass marine. enrique: semper fi always. male: service in the persian gulf war, medals for sea service and marksmanship, enrique salas excelled as a us marine. but now at age 46, he s forced to rent a single bear cinderblock room on the north side of tijuana, earning about $100 a week and struggling with ptsd. despite his troubles, enrique salas told us he remained loyal to the united states and to the fellow us marines he served alongside for years. male: do you still consider yourself an american? enrique: yes, very much so. male: even though you sit right here? enrique: even so. it doesn t make any difference, you know. my loyalty is to united states. hector barajas: my allegiance to united states is male: another loyal soldier, hector barajas, also exiled in mexico. hector: well, i was born in mexico, but my allegiance and who i choose to die and fight for is the united states of america. mal
it hit the san mateo county coast, something that took them by surprise. christie smith, it wasn t a big quake, but was it enough to rattle some nerves? we spoke with people here in pacifica and some of them said it sounded like a car hitting the building and some of them went out and figured out it was what they thought, an earthquake. i thought first of all, you know, someone hit my store. at this liquor store in pacifica, the store made a quick exit after the shaking. i was just scared and i see other people went out, you know, and they re asking each other what s going on. bottles waddled, but nothing broke. a magnitude 3.5 earthquake hit west of colma at 8:41 this morning. ity shakithe shaking was felt iy pa parts of the bay area. it was near the san andre as. he says they usually expect this type of activity further inland. ? it was a little unusual for us. it was what we would expect and it s near enough to the san andre as that it does make sense maria tor
right now the strike seems to ontrol from our perspective. we re not aware of any significant c sll number of strikers. at the last count we see less than 150. reporter: now workers began hitting the picket lines after 6:00 at a dozen sites around the santa clara county. we re told they are picketing in shifts. these folks were picketing in front of the department of family and children services where they would question working. the 12,000 member union voted to authorize a strike working without a contract since june and they said they offered the workers a of $25 million package of pay raises and benefits over five years but the union is asking for more something he said may not be sustainable in a slowing economy but the workers say negotiations are stalled over staffing and services and working conditions. pay is definitely on the table. but the major issues that we re fighting for here is based on the unfair labor practice strike is working conditions and services
leaders about the federal matters that matter to you in nevada. today s topic, protecting small business. we re going to look at one nevada leader s work in washington to support you small business owners in nevada and nationally. and he is my guest today nevada u.s. congressman cresent hardy. thanks for being here. glad to be here. thank you for the invite. 82,000 pages of federal regulations, that s what the feds added last year alone. and if you own a small business, this is important and likely bad news. so today on eye on washington, we re going to learn how compliance costs as well as not even knowing how a rule applies to you affects your company. we ll tell you the latest news on how the small business administration might be failing to support the very businesses they should be backing. and we ll learn what my guest is doing to strengthen the small business industry for nevada and across the nation. as 2015 came to a close, alone more than 82,000 new pages of r