Man did not let go. And he is safe tonight. Thanks to the heroism and expertise of the Sonoma County sheriffs office, they pulled the man from the cliff overlooking the pacific near the battery alexander trail in the golden gate. National recreation area, near rodeo beach. As abc seven News Reporter ryan curry explains, rescuers say this was one of the most precarious rescues theyve ever done. They dont let go, man. Dont let go, okay . Clinging to life. If this man lets go, it could be devastating. Why is your left hand in here, brother . Unfortunately, we lose. Probably 1 to 2 people per year falling off these cliffs. Rescuers coming from a helicopter, lifting this man to safety battalion chief jason golden says his crew at the Southern Marin Fire Department got a call around 745 sunday night about a man who had fallen off a cliff near the battery alexander trail, southern marin fire called the Sonoma County sheriffs department, asking them to bring their helicopter. When they found t
Torn in half and was immediately engulfed in flames. A Fremont Police officer who was in the area responded within seconds with the fire extinguisher, and Good Samaritans tried to help. They were able to pull one of the men to safety before the car reignited. Someone came up and said, wheres the driver . Officer said, this is the driver. And then the guys that knew that was the driver said, thats not the driver. And they immediately ran to the car. But then the car had burst into flames. Well, the video shows firefighters responding about 6. 5 minutes after the crash. The witnesses say it felt much longer. He also says more traffic calming measures are needed on fremont boulevard to make drivers slow down. Every night. People are speeding and racing down the street. That used to be a one way street each way. And now, ever since they pulled it back to two lanes, its constant honking, its constant speeding. The car hit a tree outside of bogeys discount pet food and supplies, which was da
Eventually pull into downtown San Francisco. The tour was timed with the federal government officially pledging a big chunk of money to dig a tunnel under San Francisco. Heres nbcs Sergio Quintana right now. The train mezzanine level under the Transit Center looks like an empty and massive room that stretches for a couple of blocks underground under the mezzanine level is where trains will eventually pull in. Our initial operator will be caltrain, followed by high speed rail when they get to that alignment, and we are designed for a future of 12 trains per peak hour per direction. Among the first to tour the train level, which is called the box, is speaker emerita nancy pelosi. The room is even more massive than the mezzanine level in this animation provided by the transbay joint powers authority, the Group Responsible for building out the Transit Center. You can see what this level should eventually look like. This is where passengers will arrive in downtown San Francisco aboard caltr
Right now at 11, it went up in flames in dramatic fashion. You probably remember these images a home depot burning to the ground in san jose. The flames and smoke seen for miles after an arsonist at the store on fire two years ago tonight. That store is being held accountable for its part in that destructive blaze. Home depot is being ordered to pay more than a million bucks for Code Violations that hampered firefighters efforts. Lets bring in nbcs Jocelyn Moran with the details. This is a fire that people in the area still think about because of how massive it was and how close it got to homes. Some tonight were surprised to learn the store had Code Violations, including a disabled Sprinkler System. More than two years later, the home depot arson fire on blossom hill road in san jose is one rick garcia vividly remembers he was inside the store when the fire started. What was the most shocking part of all of it . When you look back at it, aside from the fire itself, just the lack of sa
Right now at 11, it went up in flames in dramatic fashion. You probably remember these images a home depot burning to the ground in san jose. The flames and smoke seen for miles after an arsonist at the store on fire two years ago tonight. That store is being held accountable for its part in that destructive blaze. Home depot is being ordered to pay more than a million bucks for Code Violations that hampered firefighters efforts. Lets bring in nbcs Jocelyn Moran with the details. This is a fire that people in the area still think about because of how massive it was and how close it got to homes. Some tonight were surprised to learn the store had Code Violations, including a disabled Sprinkler System. More than two years later, the home depot arson fire on blossom hill road in san jose is one rick garcia vividly remembers he was inside the store when the fire started. What was the most shocking part of all of it . When you look back at it, aside from the fire itself, just the lack of sa