Birds eye view gives you an idea of just how fragile Living Conditions are. Pieces of the bluff fall to the beach below. With the Severe Weather expected in the next few days, the city isnt taking any chances. Nbc bay areas reporter is live in the area. This is a tough go for them. Reporter it is, jessica. Yellow tags are posted on all 20 Apartment Units in this building. City officials are concerned that this building could fall to the beach below as the bluff beneath it collapses. They are also concerned other things could also go. A crumbling bluff in pacifica is more than storm damage. Its an emergency for more than 20 People Living in an Apartment Building on top. The city yellow tagged their homes today. We are being displaced. Reporter mike mchenry showed up at a packed City Council Meeting tonight to tell city leaders when his threeday Hotel Voucher from the red cross is up, hell be out in the cold. Im going to be homeless in three days with noplace to stay. Thats just unaccept
Reporter Pacifica Police say theyll work with tenants to find a police, but eventually will force everyone to leave. It is an order. If there are still folks who dont wish to leave, there will come a point where they may fate criminal action. Mike says he knows its time to go, but wishes the city or his landlord would do more to help him land on his feet. Were being displaced forcibly. Thank god they let us get our things, about you we have no money to forand nowhere to do it. Reporter i reached out to the landlord for an answer, but i didnt hear back. Reporting live in pacifica, michelle roberts, anybody else bay areas news. A tragic update on the two bay area students who were swept away at sea. Today authorities identified the remains of 19yearold shrine sharon, she was one of the two uc santa cruz students caught up in a wave and thrown into the ocean. A cyclist came across her remains at strawberry beach yesterday. Her family is preparing her memorial service. We absolutely, absol
Public would be safe . Metal detectors are being installed at check points where fans will enter on super bowl saturday. But security is still up in the air. Thats still a work in progress. Why is it still a work in progress less than two weeks away . Because its not my call. If it was my call, we would have restricted air space right now. The air space will be restricted on game day only, but with an exception of a police ban on drones, football from the city will be unguarded from the air for a full week before that. Today people walk through the area easily, but by saturday bags will be restricted to 18 inches by 18 inches and there will be magtometers. The group comes in one at a time and assembles inside super bowl city, will they be kicked out . Well have contingency plans inside super bowl city. Obviously there is no designated area inside the event. Reporter that means protestors may be directed outside super bowl city. Police will patrol areas around bait, at least those aroun
Nicetown northeast philadelphia, seeing a few sprinkles, on the new jersey side, cherry hill, a few more showers. Down the shore we will see rain linger longer. In philadelphia only 52. Same in trenton. Fiftythree in millville. Fiftyfive in the poconos. We are seeing milder temperatures down the the shore, that ocean water temperature only 59. So between now and 8 00 p. M. That rain ending in philadelphia and a wrong i95 corridor. Central, south jersey and central delaware by midnight and down new jersey shore and delaware beach between one and 3 00 a. M. Tomorrow morning the rain will finally be gone. Coming up we will talk about when the sun returns and when those temperatures drop again and looking forward to our first 90degree day, in the seven day forecast, ill be back with that later in the broadcast but for now send it back to you. Kathy, thanks very much. As will Holiday Weekend gets underway follow forecast using cbs philly weather app to allow to you track live radar and much
Go undetected for quite a while. He took the batteries here to Green Recycling in philadelphia, he would get roughly 30 a battery, he was paid 122,000 by this scrap yard. They cracked the case after the detective called Green Recycling on a hunch. The owner of green dog told the detective that he purchased loads of batteries and he gave them a name and the Police Quickly had their suspect. You think the scrap yard knew what was going on here. Its hard to say but when you purchase that many storm surge batteries its hard not to notice. Police say that the suspect is cooperating and we are not naming him because he has not yet been formerly charged. Almost all the alleged thefts occurred outside of upper merion so the authorities are hopeful that the state or federal investigators will take over the case, there are 40 to 50 degrees affected by this. Police tell me that many of the cell phone carriers were unaware, sprint was hit hardest and that company is now doing an audit of its batte