talk about the aftermath of the bart strike, what we can do to prevent it from happening again. the gridlock and brinks man ship we have been seeing in the nation s capital. how much is for show and has next? we have political insight. first is the top story. patients at a nursing home were left abandoned. the state closed the facility and most of the staff left. investigators are searching for the operators of the assisted living facility who walked out on more than a dozen frail seniors. as bryan web tells us if it weren t for a concerned neighbor the situation could have been much worse. crime tape kris crosses a care facility shut down for two days still filled with patients but hardly any staffly i can t wrap my head around it. this woman asked us to hide her identity after complaining about the home for 20 years. she says the past few days have been worse so she called for help. the staff isn t there. what s going on? reporter: authorities found 14 patient
that he was intent with getting away from this. reporter: the suspect fired first towards the immigration patrol man. were you scared for your life? in the beginning? yes. reporter: and have you heard gunshots since the beginning? yes, so how many gun shots. reporter: at 1:00 a.m., he finally surrendered. they surrendered. i think that he had a paroled violation. reporter: he is accused of shooting a agent. and as far as the type of done it? reporter: would not know. why was homeland security involved? they are trying to find out why this man was shot. they re hoping to get some branches of the residents are still have to do with the yellow crime tape. in roseville, dan kron 4 news. in another attempt at off closure, the family of lynne spalding held a memorial service last night. but closure was fleeting. today the family learned that the hospital had to ask the sheriff s office multiple times to conduct a search for the missing woman. although they w
however is a forever21 and once that came tumbling down it ripped down with it the signage. we will try to determine why these. case were able to sustain 60 m.p.h. when speeds. and it was a sunday night with the construction crews were not here. and one car was actually to drive able to drive away perform fro the bay bbay-shopping center. will tran.., kron 4 news. catherine: it was a scary scene on the altamont pass earlier.where winds were gusting up to 75 miles an hour. cars and trucks were toppled overnight. we ll take a look at more damage from around the bay - but first. i m here in the kron4 weather center with our chief meteorologist jacqueline bennet. is the windy weather over? jacqueline: we saw the peak wind last night. so the current wind gust, 30 in vallejo. s f o, 29. redwood city both at 21 m.p.h.. and the diablo range of 31 mph. sustained not that bad the teens and oakland, livermore, and fairfield a little bit stronger in vallejo. because of this storm sys
elderly and disabled residents still need. katy utehs was at that facility, speaking to one staff member who stayed behind. reporter: heather he was clearly exhausted and emotional, one of three staff members who stayed behind to care for all these people. at this hour the sheriff s offices is working to obtain a search warrant because this could become a case of elder abuse. the sheriff s office is working to identify all the people who lived there, account or them and find out where the staff went and who the owners are? maraus rolland is the cook at valley manor community care home in castro valley, where more than 20 people, elderly, disabled and mentally ill were abandoned. the management and everything, they just bailed out on the people, so me and my co-workers we stayed until we got help. reporter: help came 48 hours later, had that time rolland and two other employees struggled to care for the residents. we weren t going to just leave them there. reporter
what s in store for the rest of the weekend? and on this chilly morning, more than 5000 walkers are making strides against breast cancer here at stadium place. i m sharon gibala. coming up, more on this race that wjz is a proud sponsor of. eyewitness news is seconds away. this is wjz-tv. baltimore. from the city to the counties to your neighborhood. now it s complete coverage. it s wjz, maryland s news statio. good morning welcome to eyewitness news weekend edition. i m gigi barnett. and i m tim williams. another very bright start to the day. it s chilly but not quite as cool. right now sitting at about 40 degrees. a little bit milder than yesterday, but this is what you re dealing with. it s been a gorgeous weekend. yesterday hardly a cloud found anywhere. today starting off much like yesterday ended. our winds have shifted. that s the key to all of this. it s a 40 degrees, yesterday about this time we were 10 degrees colder. 45 ocean city, 44 upton. 34 in oakland.