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we talked to one of the victims. now at 11:00, another sea lion attack in the bay. the second one in just two days and tonight we talked to one of the victims. good evening i m ken bastida. and i m elizabeth cook. both attacked happened in aquatic park in san francisco. aquatic park shut down at least until monday after two separate sea lion attacks. tonight one of the men who was bitten says he has a warning for swimmers. it was the first word that came to mind when swimmer christian isberg came face to face with a 400-pound sea lion. no. i said no because i was saying no to death. he got one tooth on me like that right here. ripped a good piece of skin off. he was still hospitalized when he heard about a second attack. a swimmer named rick melville bitten in the groin area. he just came here shocked. he just wanted to get to the hospital. reporter: witnesses captured a picture of melville being helped from an suv to an ambulance. it s going to be ver ....
captured a picture of melville being helped from an suv to an ambulance. it s going to be very difficult to know if it s a single sea lion that s attacking swimmers. reporter: melville says he will swim closer to shore and he warned fellow swimmers. learn about these majestic creatures. learn to respect them, learn to give them distance, learn to defer to them. there s a different reasons why a sea lion would attack. it could be a young sea lion being territorial or it could have been sick or feeding near by. a red flag warning is in effect for all the bay area hills. bryan acme joins us. a bit unusual for mid-december. it doesn t happen often. but it s been a few years. warnings have been posted area wide. the combination to the north, high offshore. strong winds right through sunday morning. that s why there are wind advisories posted. we re going to have these conditions through sunday morning. we re going to have the complete forecast coming up. tonigh ....
hours to safely remove. it was a smaller situation in berkeley. a tree was knockdowns as well. a tree was knocked down as well. our car was behind this car. it covered our car. my husband could barely back out. we had to lift the tree. i am relieved that i was not standing there two seconds earlier. reporter: cal fire says mount diablo recorded up to 63 miles per hour and winds were consistently in the high 30s to low 40s. is cal fire worried about staffing levels ? reporter: no. cal fire says they work nine months at a time. many men and women came on in june. if they need to come up they can work through march. they always plan for a worst case scenario. there have been problems on the peninsula. earlier, a tree toppled near arlington way. further north, powerlines came down across seminole way. luckily, they did not start a fire power is out to more than 6000 customers across the bay area. they are working and expect small to moderate outages in the south day ....
screaming. dramatic images show cars toppled on top of each other on the ground below the tracks. president trump offered his sympathies to those involved. we are closely monitoring the situation and coordinating with local authorities. the pierce county sheriff s office reports most of the injuries and fatalities happened on board the train and not on the highway below. the state department of transportation says the south side of the interstate will remain closed indefinitely. 20 investigators from the ntsb are now rushing to the scene. among the key questions that they ll be asking, how fast was the train going? was there something wrong with the track and did the crew make some sort of mistake? they ll interview the engineer and conductor among others. liz, back to you. new details on an unusual drive-by shooting in san ramon, the weapon? a flare gunfired at more than half a dozen homes. kpix5 s juliette goodrich with the group of teenagers who are now in bi ....
they sort of identified themselves as immigration officials. reporter: sources tell us that when homeland security called the oakland police department to find out if they had arrested anyone or had recovered the stolen items, they were told the police could not share any information with them. oakland city councilman noah guyo explained oakland s current policy. the immigration department needs to communicate with the police chief and demonstrate that it s criminal activity as well as safety emergency, but even at that case the support by the police department is very limited. reporter: but in this case police and immigration are on the same side. both have an interest in making sure criminals are not impersonating immigration agents. you would hope the two could come to some sort of agreement to find out how they can solve this problem and this crime in a reasonable manner. reporter: now, of course, opd and immigration authorities both confirmed that the the ....