vicki another big story we are tracking for you tonight. A car slams into a home in fremont as it was being pursued by police. grant police say the car was flying. As fast as 70 miles per hour. When it crashed. Kron fours dan kerman joins us live now from the scene with a look at the damage. Dan . Sot steven sayle neighbor 0006 i heard the car racing down here, probably didnt realize this was a court and there was no breaking sound at all, steven sayle is recalling what happened seconds before this blue hyundai slammed into his neighbors isherwood place home. You can see the skid marks on the streetsot Geneva Bosques Fremont Police 1923 weve been told high rate of speed maybe 70 80 miles per hourFremont Police say the vehicle was wanted in connection with a series of residential burglaries that have occurred within the last 48 hours. Police say the vehicle refused to stop when officers spotted it this morning, that led to brief chase, and ended in this culdesac when the vehicle crashed
Flare gun to the face obviously quite dangerous. justine this attack happened in late june,but it took until now for police to get a sketch of the suspect, because the victim was in the hospital recovering from being shot with a flare gun in the face. There are two clues to the person who shot a man in the face with a flare gunthis just released sketch of the suspect, and the bike he left behind. Sot it was significant facial traumalt nick gartner with the Concord Police Department Tells me the victim. Had his upper lip almost blown off. And needed surgery. Nat carsalong the 680 interchange by willow pass road the victim spotted a man on a bike pointing a flare gun, like this one, at cars. So the victim stopped to check it out. Sot highly suspicious behavior for someone to be standing on the side of the road waving a flare gun who knows what the flare gun could be misinterpreted aspolice tell me the victim wanted to take a picture of the suspect. But before he could snap a shot the sus
Forecadt vicki alright britt vicki as the bay area waits for their next round of wet weather. Areas in Southern California are getting hit hard with a storm. Which may be the reason lines at airports are piling up with delays. This is what it looked like in lax this morning. Vicki long lines were packed with people trying to board their planes. Or in some cases buy a new ticket. Thats because nearly 230 flights have either been cancelled or delayed today. By the end of the day roughly 200thousand people are expected to travel through lax. Grant here in the bay area, a lot of people are trying to get an early start to the holiday weekend. Grant yeah, rain is in the forecast for tomorrow and many travelers may be trying to beat the storm. Kron 4s Charles Clifford is live for us tonight at sfo with a look at conditions. Chuck, is it busy out there . Reporter a lot of people are trying to get through security. It is going to be a very busy weekend. As f o is moving rather smoothly. Between
Mother and grandmother were pillars of the family. Hermela Aregawi 92 year old Angela Bontilao and 61year old Carina Bontilao Kubow were on a preeaster church tour yesterday. They left their last stop. Which was our lady of peace church in santa clara. The chp says the driver was going northbound on the 101 and was taking a right at the split near the churchwhen his car went over the median and drove head on into the victims car. Angela and carina were in the back seat and were pronounced dead on the scene. Police tell us the driver and other passenger suffered minor to moderate injuries. The suspect is a 26 year old san jose man. Heres what police know about him at this stage. Officer ross lee chp san jose spokesman the party at fault was determined to be under the influence of alcohol. He was arrested. He suffered major injuries in the collision. So he has currently been released to the custody of the hospital. But he is facing charges of vehicular manslaughter and felony dui. Two pa
When they got out here that a couple of guys came in and just were ramshaking the place and i think it was just a couple of bad actors. Another protest in march also resulted in violence. But no businesses were damaged during that protest. One of my greatest concerns is even in this interview, you know, identifying the store and being subject to retribution. This man has worked in Downtown Berkeley 30years. He didnt want to identify the store where he works because hes scared of becoming a target during saturdays protest. I hope its a peaceful day and a peaceful protest, im not counting on that but i hope so. The Downtown Berkeley association has warned Business Owners of the protest, some have gotten extra security. But this man says if there is violence, he doesnt think added security would make a difference. I dont think that that is necessarily going to be a deterrent, because the people that broke the banks windows, all the way around, that wasnt just a few people that a Security