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millions of dollars cash. reporter: the home s proximity to tech jobs in silicon valley is only one of the factors that makes it zoosperms sieve. the other is demand so expensive. the other is demand. the number of available homes throughout the valley is down sharply. this is the lowest listing of homes i ve seen in my 30 years. there s just not enough houses for buyers out there. reporter: and as crazy as prices seem now, it will probably be much more in probably a few years based on what clark found when he looked up the home s price the previous time it sold. but it also sold in 2010 for 908,000. so in seven years the price has gone up $1 million. reporter: so the prices just keep going up and up. we ve just learned since we ve been here that another house on this same street a couple of blocks down is also now on the market for 2. up with million dollars. it s a $2.1 million. it s a similar vintage to this house, but that may be the next one sold here ....
the driver of that dump truck was pinned under his vehicle. first responders were able to get the man out, but they were unable to save him. everyone on the muni bus is okay. but five passengers suffered minor injuries. at one point the crash blocked the three right lines on southbound 101 causing this mess. two northbound lanes were also blocked by emergency vehicles. the backup, as you can see, stretched all the way through bridge.y and across the bay it was really, really bad tonight. the chp tweeted this video a little while ago of the dump truck being uprighted about 45 minutes ago. all lanes were reopened. a man who escaped a hawaii psychiatric hospital and fled to the bay area told a judge that he wants to stay here. randall saito is charged with escape in the second degree now and as as abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow comes, he ll stay here long enough to get the turkey and all the trimmings. an escapee telling the judge he would not waive extradition. i ....
traffic from another live camera actually skyfox. this is the bay bridge. of course, you can see the traffic backup there extending all the way into the east bay as a result of this accident. just a huge backup on the friday night a nightmare for drivers trying to get into the city. again, all the resulting from an accidents on 101 where the dump truck collided with a muni bus and the truck overturned killing the driver. two lanes of southbound 101 are shut down, two lanes open, drivers squeezing by and you can see this huge backup on this friday night. another look at our drive time traffic map. you can see all the red there through san francisco. again, this suggests and shows a very, very slow commute from the bay bridge south on 101 and traffic is heading north in the other direction past the accident site because the medical examiner on scene and the wreckage is still on scene. it s going to take some time to clear that up. we are working to get more information. w ....
i also look it through the lens of there were many legal ways judy woo could have helped you, she could have bought a building with 30 units or a warehouse or legalized some other space in the dog patch or somewhere but she chose not to. she chose to game the system. and what sowed it for me, there were lots that were illegally added, there was a dr where i think there were 12 units and as a trust had, we had no choice in the end but to demolish two or three of the 27 units. i felt horrible because we had no placement plan for the people in the units. here we have a placement plan and it comes down to me, with i have hope that mr. buckley and mr. cole and the city family are going to give you hope and keep their word and help you. i don t have that hope with miss woo after i heard she put another person at risk in a unit we thought was vacant. the plan around let s spend 200 k to make them legal because there s no stove, after hearing that doesn t hold water with me ....
and advocacy groups all throughout the city. especially affordable housing advocates and park advocates. we have had a long journey together and i feel really good about it. not only the relationship with the port, but the relationship with the community has produced a promise that i m proud of. we ve worked hard with the sister agencies throughout the city. the mayor s office of housing, the m.t.a., planning department, p.u.c., public works, contract monitoring division, city build. josh arsay is here. bcdc state lands commission, the department of environment and energy. it really has taken a village to get to this point. we re very grateful with the positive relationship that we have and getting start sod we can transform this part of the waterfront. i m also going to pass it to fran who s really been heading our project on a day-to-day basis for many, many years who has spent hundreds of hours working with your staff and staff of the different city agencies. good ....