and they are taking on the contract which awards the vendor a hefty percentage of fines and sets a minimum number of violations. a quota . safety is first. but you can t deny it creates revenue. the head of the agency says there is no quota and yellow light lanes does vary because it is based on the road s speed limit. the county is deliberately placing the cameras where they know the yellow lights are short? no. but the auto body shops report an uptake in rare end wrecks. you take precautions for a yellow light and now it is speed through it and slam on the practices and people getting caught. and the county says accidents with injuries are down and aa ais awaiting data. lawmakers won t wait any longer call for the red light camera to be scaled back or stopped. an amtrak train derailed in central vermont after it hit a pile of rocks that had fallen. 7 hurt and one seriously. the derailment happened in northville 20 miles west of mount pillar. the locomotive a
it is happening in mountain view where police have a mountain lion cornered in a crowded apartment complex. officers with guns drawning it people to stay indoors. i m dan ashley. and i m carolyn johnson. officers cornered it in an apartment cold complex a block away. alan wang is live for us. alan, is it still trapped? i am just told the game warden has gone into the apartment garage with a tranquilizer gun, and they are trying to capture this mountain lion as we speak. i have also been warned if things go bad we could hear ar-15 gunfire. so far police say they have been lucky because this mountain lion ran across the street and down the driveway and into the apartment garage parking lot where they quickly shut the gate on it. so now the mountain lion is trapped inside this parking garage. the last time we checked it was lying under a car resting. and it looks like a full grown cougar with a radio collar around its neck. it is the same lion a puma tracking group has b
i m ro khanna and i approve this message, because change starts with us. in happening in mountain view where police have a mountain lion cornered in a crowded apartment complex. officers with guns drawning it people to stay indoors. i m dan ashley. and i m carolyn johnson. officers cornered it in an apartment cold complex a block away. alan wang is live for us. alan, is it still trapped? i am just told the game warden has gone into the apartment garage with a tranquilizer gun, and they are trying to capture this mountain lion as we speak. i have also been warned if things go bad we could hear ar-15 gunfire. so far police say they have been lucky because this mountain lion ran across the street and down the driveway and into the apartment garage parking lot where they quickly shut the gate on it. so now the mountain lion is trapped inside this parking garage. the last time we checked it was lying under a car resting. and it looks like a full grown cougar with a radio c
in the south bay and tonight it is still going strong. why water is actually part of the problem. and the weather isn t helping. firefighters are gearing up for the worst as a heat wave moves into the bay area. good evening and thank you for joining us. i m ama dates. we have team coverage on the heat and fire danger. lilian kim and spencer christian will have more on the heat watch, but first let s check in on the fire burning in the south bay. it started in a landfill in san jose. tiffany wilson is live at the scene with the latest. tiffany? reporter: i spoke with one of the owners and he said he had no idea how the fire started, but since it started it proved difficult to put out. if you look over my shoulder you can get a live look at the smoke . at this hour it is very heavy and in fact they are telling people that live in the area if they are bothered to shut their windows and shelter in place. fire crews are expected to be on scene throughout the night and into the m
you can get a live look at the smoke . at this hour it is very heavy and in fact they are telling people that live in the area if they are bothered to shut their windows and shelter in place. fire crews are expected to be on scene throughout the night and into the morning hours. a churning wave of smoke filled into the land fill arching below the fields below. the ash began as mounds of mulch piled more than a dozen feet high. the wood chips are not only in the fire, but spreading. they are floating through the area and setting off the small fires. winds whipped up the delay of one of the seven responding engines. fortunately they were able to stop the secondary fire before it spread. captain reggie williams expect itself to take 24 hours to distinguish the fire. if you look below the mound you will see a larming field of a large field of grass. we hope the grass doesn t catch on fire. wind and the moisture-star ofed starved field adds a come pla crews m the crews