We werent happy about that. Reporter indeed, by 1 00 p. M. , a Nonprofit Service provider who runs this site shut it down and told the hundreds of people in line to go home. Erin ortiz, the loss amelia ceo said they had similar problems last wednesday and friday. If there is a third day with problems, what then . We will have to have a meeting with the state lab and we will have to have a meeting with the county to figure out next steps if this keeps happening because we cannot continue to have this happen to the community. I will have to see if i can switch to a better lab. Unfortunately the system is still unstable today. Reporter rosa crews who waited several hours was among those turned away. Her employer requires a negative test before she can go back. Nothing we can do. We are not going to be available to go to work. Reporter color released a statement, we are managing intermittent outages that have impacted registration and Sample Collection software. Resolve this situation. We
Twelve Christian Missionaries who were held by a haitian gang are free tonight. Bombshell allegations two women accuse Sex And The City star chris noth of sexual assault. Dangerous Drinking Water, a cbs exclusive with the head of the e. P. A. , the plan to get rid of the millions of lead pipes carrying water to americas children. The boss cashes in, wait till you hear how much Bruce Springsteen sold his Music Catalog for. Baby, we were born to run and american heroes three soldiers receive the Medal Of Honor, two who paid the ultimate sacrifice. This is the Cbs Evening News with Norah Odonnell, reporting from the nations capital. Odonnell good evening, to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. Were going to begin tonight with a spike in covid cases that has Health Officials sounding the alarm. A rise in cases has states and businesses changing their plans, bringing back indoor mask mandates, canceling holiday parties, and giving employees the option to work from home aga
Of people. According to central marin police, around 40 people were involved in a smash and grab their, and made off with about 250,000 worth of merchandise. There are gangs moving around the bay area obviously. Its not like there are riots going on, or other instability. It is pure robbery. Reporter Police Arrested two people, 20yearold Keyonni Marie Jones from richmond and Kevyonna Barnes from alejo. Central marin Police Detectives are now working together to figure out if there any connections between the people involved in the crimes in their cities and those have committed similar crimes in other cities throughout the bay area. Theyve had San Francisco problems. Theyve had walnut creek, contra costa here. Reporter many locals are well aware of what is going on not just in their neighborhoods. Palo alto resident angela howe told us i hope is ending soon. Reporter prosecutors and Law Enforcement from Contra Costa County, san joaquin county, Alameda County, San Francisco, marin, san
Made. Watching your wallet, moneywise. Not that we want to close out the week. Talking about wall streets big plunge. The nfl draft and what we can expect from the 49ers. Good afternoon, i am reed cowan. Our top story at 3 00, the state Department Tells us they are cracking down on retail theft. M markovic has more on the big jewelry bust and the way they are calling for you to help out. Reporter state investigators took down a big crime ring and recovered about 1 million worth of stolen jewelry. The attorney general and chp just made the announcement. The thefts, targeting jcpenney and sams club stores in nine california counties. Thieves were breaking and entering at night, when the stores are closed, which is a far cry from the brazen smash and grab thefts we have seen in the bay area. A state task force to combat organized crime says they conducted more than 1000 investigations since 2019 and made 449 arrests. Todays announcements should serve as another warning to those who engage
Goli, taste your goals. From cbs news bay area, this is the afternoon edition. Three months into the crackdown on open air drug markets, a new snapshot of the progress made and new moves to try to clean up the streets. It is the start of labor day weekend, what you can expect at the airports and on the roads. Two big bay area universities have a new home in the world of sports. Good afternoon, im elizabeth cook. Theres still a lot of work to do but city officials in San Francisco say they are making progress in their fight to slow the spread of fentanyl and curb openair drug use on the streets. Anne makovec is here to break down the numbers for us and the ongoing conditions. It has been three months since San Francisco started its partnership and today, city leaders touted their progress, but a lot of people are still waiting to see that change. This chain linked fence went up at the Federal Building at seventh and mission, an area with a lot of drug users and two weeks ago a federal o