it got to our room, fast. >> reporter: he woke up this morning to screams and then the flames. >> my hero. he woke us up. got us out. >> reporter: his mother said he woke up the family giving them enough time to grab a few belongings. >> building was on fire. knocked on people's doors to make sure they got out. >> the fire at the travel inn happened just before 9:30 a.m. it started in a room on the first floor, spreading to h second floor -- spreading to the second floor and several of the three dozen victims claim their smoke alarms didn't work. >> no [ bleep ] nothing. >> reporter: a man who worked for the motel told kpix 5 every room had a working smoke alarm. he refused to answer any other questions. >> reporter: what is your name?

>> just go. just go. >> reporter: one of the workers told me -- >> go get him and bring him to me. tell me he is lying. they had to drag my wheelchair down the stairs. we didn't have an exit to get me out. >> reporter: like many victims they say they lost pretty much what little they had. >> i am alive. that is the best thing. i am alive. >> reporter: but it could have ended much worse. >> i am not worried about nothing but i am alive. you know? >> we don't have much left. you know? but i have my kids. i have my animals. >> reporter: maria medina, kpix 5. >> three people went to the hospital with smoke inhalation. several animals are missing. one is confirmed dead. a fire spokesperson says they are investigating the cause of the fire including whether the smoke alarms were working. the other big story tonight the wild weather today. a lot of rain and a lot of hail. coming down hard -- coming down

hard in san francisco today. a similar seen in san ramon. hail about the size of rice grains. hail also blanketed livermore. that pickup truck was covered in it. and take a look at the patio. the ground white from all the hail. here is what it looked like up close. fremont earlier today. not a good day for a bike ride either. >> this is stupid. >> he posted that video as he walked his bike near the summit. the snow came down hard on mount hamilton. devin fehely couldn't even make it up to the top. >> reporter: this is what it looks like to fly sky drone 5 in the middle of a snow flurry.

>> all snowing. and i was deeply surprised. and i am, like, what? >> reporter: when he left watsonville to visit lake observatory it was a bright sunny day but snow in the summit and flurries forced them to turn around. >> i wanted to be out of the house. if the road is blocked, probably for our safety. that is my most concern. >> reporter: this storm brought everything. periods of heavy rain. hail and on the highest peaks snow. but getting to lake observestory was a challenge without the snow -- observatory was a challenge without the snow. sky drone 5 captured a mudslide. one of the only two ways to get to the observatory. after years of drought a wintwer too much water -- winter with too much water.

devin fehely, kpix 5 . >> anyone who headed up to the sierra nevada for a ski weekend will be facing delays getting home. interstate 80 reopened after a 16 hour closure. you can see the road is almost completely covered in snow. chains are required to the nevada state line. and images like these you can see why chp tweeted out these photos today as a trucker fought a losing battle to free his big rig. one bucket at a time you will get there, buddy. 21-year-old woman was killed this morning when a tree fell on her at half dome village. heavy winds at the time. and this huge tree fell across the street. it came down on a parked car but no one was hurt. what it looks like now. peer over san francisco bay.

we have a peak of sun here and there. showers subsided over the bay but they will be back for the over night hours and tomorrow as well as we see where it is coming from. low pressure south out of the pacific northwest will keep the moisture flow through the bay area through tomorrow midday. you can see that. periods of showers that will continue for hours. and ease up by tomorrow night. in marin, a little bit in the south bay. where snow is coming down over the hamilton range. the showers are becoming more isolated. there is more rain and gusty winds. brief. but we are not out of it yet. volunteers in san jose are working to clean up the mess from last month's flooding. they cleared out branches and debris and focused on repairing the japanese friendship garden that was destroyed in the

floods. >> tens of thousands of people are held out of the park. the quicker we could get it back up to speed the quicker they could enjoy themselves again. >> restaurants are helping to raise money. 25 restaurants took part in family flood relief day. joining 25% of -- donating 25% of proceeds to the fund. >> we want to donate back. so many people lost so much during the flood that we feel as a community we get to give back. >> the event is spartered in part by the san jose sharks. runs through 9:00 p.m. tonight. police look an unusual approach to yesterday's pro trump rallies. officers standing by as protesters clashed with supports and people are wondering why police didn't step in sooner. kpix 5's jessica flores has more on their hands off approach. >> the violence lasted for hours in downtown berkeley. leaving many people asking why didn't the police move in

sooner and that is the question that one former police chief in the east bay is asking today. police in riot gear watched as fight after fight broke out in berkeley. both sides left beaten and bloodied before police arrested 10 people. >> i feel like they should have done something sooner. three, four fights. >> reporter: today more questions about the police officer's hands off approach. >> it looks bad. i acknowledge that. >> reporter: howard jordan spoke to us on the phone after watching video of the violence. >> volatile and complex situation that should have been handled differently. >> reporter: police denied kpix 5 interview development but in a statement they said every attempt was nide intercede

during violence or identify victims and suspects. because of the nature of the crowd police are not always able to make immediately arrests without insighting further violence or injuring bystanders. last month's protest spilled on to city streets. a violent faction vandalized 15 buildings. this is what police had to say at a time about their response. >> reporter: why did police not arrest anybody? >> our objective was the -- the amount of officers that we had was to make sure that -- protection of life. >> reporter: saturday people did get hurt. >> having someone assaulted and hurt is a concern when you have officers available that could have prevented that. >> reporter: police shared these pictures of weapons they confiscated. bats, clubs and a knife. police did end up arresting four people with assault with a

deadly weapon and they are asking for help in identifying anybody behind the violence. jessica flores, kpix 5. president trump saidane tweet thank you for the great rallies across the country. tremendous support make america great again. still to come, a scuffle in the streets ends in a deadly police shooting. why investigators won't get answers from body cameras. and this city is making an effort to tract new efforts. how the changes could ease everyone's commute. >> and the forth of july, snow skiing in the sierra. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

and it was all caught on camera. greg mills has the story -- and the video. . an argument on the streets in los angeles ended in a deadly police shooting.

story and the video. it is disturbing. >> reporter: cell phone video, a man witnesses told us threatened people with a pipe at olympic and broadway is shot to death by two lappet officers. >> still coming down from shock. i mean, never seen something like that happen before. >> reporter: nobody could believe what they were seeing. >> there was this man with a metal rod threatening everyone. >> reporter: she and others told us it appeared the man had mental issues. she was working in her shop on broadway when things started to escalate in front of her shop. >> two men walking on the street. your honor? arguing -- you know? arguing. >> reporter: she says it was the other guy who was aning itinizing the man with a pipe. all the way to the corner and vanished after the shootinging

. he has a bruise on his forearm . police used a stun gun on the man with a pipe and he was saying something to police. we couldn't make it out. before they shoot him, watch, he comes towards one of the police officers. kpix 5. detectives are using that cell phone video as part of their investigation. lapd says the officers were equip with body warn cameras but they were not turned on. 11:30 p.m. last night police got several calls about a shooting. officers say when they arrived a man pulled a gun on them. so they fired. they later discovered the suspect shot a man in & a girl -- and a girl. all three were taken to the hospital. the male victim and the suspect are both in stable condition. no secret that the traffic in the bay area is bad and

getting worse but today there was progress on one progress that might make things bet er. kpix 5's john ramos on the -- better. kpix 5's john ramos with more on the effort. >> reporter: inviting meme to celebrate meant -- people to celebrate meant somebody was happy about something. >> we thought it would never go through. >> one -- yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: the city cut the ripen on a new bridge -- ribbon on a new bridge. they are calling it the path to transit. bay front boulevard will become a transportation center connecting bus service to commuter rail lines and possibly ferry service to the large work centers. hercules is excited about this because a city's fortune can ride on the ability to get people where they are going. >> this is the catalyst.

this is our future. >> reporter: buses to san francisco will soon be operating from here and they are hoping amtrak could open in three years, shuttling workers to sacramento or b.a.r.t. or oakland. that would make it an attractb police to -- attractive place to live. funding isn't all there yet but caltrans is a big supporter of the project. anything to get cars off of i- 80. >> congestion isn't getting better but if we could help the projects it helps our commute. >> reporter: that is something everyone in the bay area could celebrate. even if they couldn't make it to today's party. john ramos, kpix 5. >> officials say it could take 10 years to connect all modes of transportation. commuters will have a few more options for getting to

work. starting tomorrow the ferry service will link the marina to san francisco. the smaller 40% boat features free wifi, a tv and beer and wine. the 20 minute trip costs 8 bucks each way. also tomorrow, golden gate ferry will launch its new service. back to the storm watch. here we go. how much snow in lake tahoe. on the left is yesterday, on the right is today. good news are skiers and snowboarders. they plan to stay open till july 4. the resort has seen more than 47 feet of snow this season. >> there will be more where that came from. [ talking at the same time ] low pressure off shore in & north of -- and north of it. they will get snow through tomorrow afternoon in the mountains. in the bay area, there is the

low. deep, it is cold and it will promise more gusty winds tonight. potential for a shower or thundershower and hail. winds 21 miles per hour at redwood city. bay area, we are in the 10 miles per hour range. showers through early tomorrow. you can see the most flow coming in off the pacific and from time to time tonight you will see rain on the roof. doppler is picking up the big cell by 5 brooks on highway 1. where is 5 brooks? north of woodville. south bay, you can see some of that -- the colors indicating some snow falling. in terms of rain, still a little bit out there and more as the night goes on. not consistent rain. just periodic. 11:00 p.m. tonight a wave of showers moving into the north bay.

night goes on. showers spread south. tomorrow morning scattered showers. wouldn't be a surprise to see windshield wipers tomorrow. you will look at over cast sky. we will get everything. sun, hail, rain. it is all working for tomorrow. mountains, they will get snow. 14-inch above 3,000 feet. passes could get 3 feet of snow. yikes. winter storm warnings posted. sun, wind, rain, hail through tomorrow. it will clear and warm by tuesday. the models suggest there might be more rain next weekend. one says yes. one says no. we will have to wait and see on that. tuesday through friday will be dry. and sunny. over night lows tonight, chilly. 42 santa rosa.

43 san rafael. sunday morning, 6:35 a.m. rain. monterey partly sunny skies. mid-50s tomorrow. that is 5 degrees below average for this time of year. south bay mid-50s. sun. and a few showers. same for the east bay. mid-50s. in the north bay chillier. numbers in the mid-50s as well. showers from time to time tonight. begins and chilly -- gusty winds and chilly. unsettled tomorrow before we clear it off tuesday through friday. mid-60s. and cool it off next weekend. maybe rain by then and maybe not. that is the life in weather. still to come, history on display at the bought omof the bay. how ship wreck hunters are uncovering the past. >> warriors in new york this afternoon. could steph curry plug the holes in the hole? we will sail away next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

seeing their lead in the western conference shrink to two games,

there was a sense of urgency for the warriors to right the ship in madison square garden seeing their lead shrink to two games there was a sense of urgency for the warriors to get back on track in madison square garden today. quiet first half. where the was no music or no entertainment. another quiet half for steph curry. misses the three. gets his rebound. misses the layup. started 1-16 from downtown gut got a -- but got a pep talk from steve kerr. >> that is your plus minus. tempo is so different when you are out there. everything you generate is positive for us. always shows up here. you are doing great. carry on. >> final seconds of the first half. warriors up one. knocks down the jump shot. knicks a 50. 49 halftime lead. motivation helped steph curry in the third.

76-74 golden state. the layup. pushing the lead to four points. the next possession steph curry gets the corner 3. 81-76. finishes with 31 points, 5-13 on threes. back come new york in the 4th. three. caps off a 13-1 knicks run. and the lead is cut to one. 3 minute left a. the layup. two of his 29 points. spike is not happy. warriors win 112-105. snapping the long losing streak. >> the sharks visiting minnesota. top team in the western conference. 1-0 wild. minnesota's stuart shot goes into the jersey of the goalie. originally ruled a goal but no goal. later. the wild gets past jones here. the first of his two goals. 2-0. minnesota wins 3-1.

snapping the sharks winning streak. mexico city for the world golf championship. could they dethrone the best golfer on the planet. dustin johnson had a four stroke lead but he eagled the 11th and then 14th tied johnson 13 under but he would fade. look at this. dj out of the bunker. sets up birdie on 15. one stroke lead on the 18th. out of the trap again. 2 putt par. and that was good enough for the win. dominate season could be ahead for johnson. second victory of the year. nascar second race of the year in atlanta. 14 laps to go. kevin harvick got a penalty for

speeding on pit row. dropped him to a 9th place finish. that allowed brad keselowski who took the lead, taking the checkered flag. in the desert, a's taking on the mariners. the first run of the game. he can hit. cotton getting the start for the a's. getting help from his defense. he hangsen to the baseball. allow -- hangs on to the baseball. a's are 5-4 winners. giants lost to the royals 4-3. buster posey had two rbis and madison bumgarner struck out four and allowed one run in 3 ings. on game day the story of former michigan high school pitcher who was robbed at the chance of playing big league ball.

drafted by the phillies in frown 14. working through the farm system when a freak injury damaged his right eye. >> and the doctors got the cat scans and lay it out for me how damaged the eye was. 99% chance i will never see again but we will try reconstruct the eye. >> he ended up losing his right eye. tonight why he quit pro baseball despite doctors telling him he could still play. and giants' former second baseman now a talk show radio host in the bay area, co hosts game day with me. coming up a mexican lawmakers denounces the president's plan for the border wall. and remember the sink hole in

l.a., tonight it had the neighbor talking. the unbearable smell. >> trying to take over. nothing to do with nothing else. >> the bay view boom, for a lot of people that means having to leave san francisco. what caused theically to turn on a -- the economy to turn on the dime and how it is changing the face of the community. ,,,,,,,,

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because that's what we do. we do health things, and we do those things for northern california, wild weather hitting the bay area. . you are watching kpix 5 news. >> wild weather hitting the bay area, hail coming down in san francisco and parts of the east and south bay and while spring isn't far away bay area mountains are still getting

plenty of snow. blanketed in white snow today and sky drone 5 captured the falling snow. >> questions about why police in berkeley didn't step in sooner when fights broke out at yesterday's pro trump rally. officers stood by. police released a statement saying they are not always able to make immediate arrests. >> and a day after president trump accusedf former president obama -- accused former president obama of wire tapping his phone the white house is asking congress for help. why democrats say it is all just an attempt to distract from the president's problems. >> reporter: president trump returned to washington sunday as the capital buzzes of his tweets saturday accusing former president obama of wire tapping

trump before the election. he offered no evidence. president trump asked congress to determine if investigative powers were abused by the obama administration. >> i think the american people have a right to know if this happened because if it did this is the largest apuce of power that we have seen. >> reporter: some officials say it didn't happen. the director of national intelligence said if the fbi conducted a wire tap he would have known. >> at this point you can't confirm or deny -- >> i can deny it. >> there is no -- [ inaudible question ] >> not to my knowledge. >> reporter: the new york times reported fbi director james comey asked the justice department to reject trump's claims saying they are false. democrats were unified in

condemning the allegations. >> to make that claim without evidence is reckless. >> reporter: some democrats suggested trump was trying to divert questions about his contact with russian officials. >> attorney general jeff sessions is expected to file amended testimony tomorrow acknowledging conversations with russian ambassador. president trump could sign his new travel ban tomorrow according to cnn. the ban will not effect green guard holders and people who havesas. the previous order banned travelers from seven predominantly muslim countries. officials have been pushing president trump remove iraq from the list. one mexico congressman is trying to prove the president's border wall may not be that effective. this is video of him stratting the fence between had border in

tijuana. he said it was easy to climb. . [ speaking foreign language ] . >> he also said reinforcing the wall was unnecessary. the border is fortified by fences and walls. former stockton mayor arrested at sfo. his lawyer says fbi agents took him into custody on a felony warrant as he returned from a vacation. he was booked on a slew of charges including embezzlement, grand theft, anmoney laundering. last week investigators served a search warrant on his home and the kids club. they carried out computers and boxes of documents. remember the l.a. sink hole that swallowed up cars on live tv last month? tonight there is a new problem.

it has the local neighborhood holding their noses. >> sewer. >> sewer. >> sewer. >> sewer. >> roses. >> reporter: joking aside, there is no mistaking it. >> smells like sewer. >> reporter: the chasm has gone from sink hole to stink hole. >> my words, it sinks. >> reporter: two weeks ago immediately after two cars were swallowed up by 20-foot pit that developed after flooding compromised the streets and a sewer pipe underneath neighbors who couldn't believe their eyes say they started to hold their noses. >> my god. >> we have to keep the windows shut. doors shut. >> reporter: a city spokeswoman said they haven't had complaints but since the sewer

line burst acknowledges there might be a smell. some say if they get a whiff work isn't progressing they won't hold their breath forever. >> taking care of something from 1929 or whatever. makes sense. but yeah, it is getting smelly in the neighborhood. >> reporter: crews expect to be here for two or three more weeks. a spokeswoman said thanks to our inquiries after hearing about neighbor's concerns. they will do odor control here at the site. kpix 5. back here in the bay area the wet weather has been doing a great job clearing the air by blowing out the pollution. h the second winter they haven't recorded pollution above the federal standard. officials say fewer people were

using their fire places. more and more coyotes are showing up in california neighborhoods causing concern for parents and pet owners. and now a service can help you spot them before you walk out the door. >> california's wettest winter in years. so why are cal fire crews already getting geared up for fire season? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

40 mile-per-hour wind gusts spread firefighters are still working to contain a large brush fire that broke out near miami today. 40 miles per hour gusts spread the flames over 670 acres. emergency crews had to shut down highways as smoke and ash covered the area. no word yet on what started the blaze. back here in california, cal fire taking to the skies preparing for a busy fire season. it could also be a shorter one. >> reporter: might have seen a lot of precipitation but we are

still climbing out of a 5 year drought. >> 102 million trees in the sierra nevada. south of fresno. this is because of the drought and the bark beetle. that fuel is still there. >> reporter: all the dead trees are fuel for wildfires. >> now we have smaller fuels, the grass and the brush growing from our wonderful amount of rain. our concern now lies in the smaller fuels, the grass and the brush, carrying fire into the trees that are dead. >> reporter: we may have an active fire season but it may also be shorter. the fire center is predicting a late start to the fire season. this is due to run off from had exceptional snow pack at the start of the season. more water in the high country means less dry fuel and hopefully fewer fires to fight. as coyotes sightings spike across california, researchers launched an online tool you can

use it help scientists keep track of them. coyote catcher. you can register on the website . data will be distributed to statewide agencies. it provides real time neighborhood alerts and a map of recent sightings and attacks. >> . >> we are relying on the people of california to find out what is going on. >> coyotes bitten at least four people in southern california and killed several pets. still to come, may be the fastest changing neighborhood in san francisco. >> definitely. if you look up and down third street. >> how 50 years of struggles gave way to a real estate explosion and how the bay view is changing before our eyes. and new technology is helping researchers make incredible discoveries under the bay. what they are finding.

>> scattered showers, more on the way, so is the forecast,ist after a break. forecast, it is -- forecast, it is after a break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

look what people are having to navigate through at new york's la-guardia tonight. puddles of the . as if air travel wasn't enough of a hassle. puddling of brown liquid covering the ground. murky water leaking from panels in the ceiling of the american airlines terminal. crews are working to repair those leaks. and new technology is

helping reveal underwater secrets along it california coast. cameras are giving returnars unique look at ship -- researchers a unique look at ship wrecks and sea life. >> reporter: hundreds of ship wrecks are hidden. waiting to be discovered. >> look at that. >> basically a museum under water. >> reporter: new technology is allowing researchers to dive deeper than ever before. and explore some ships for the first time. last year researchers used a rov to explore the uss independence. it hasn't been seen since it was sunk 60 years ago. >> that is a single 20- millimeter -- >> reporter: cameras reveal sea life surrounding the vessel

with many details still in tact. >> you can see those letters are raised. and there is still some paint on them. we wouldn't be able to see it without this technology. >> the advancements are extreme. >> reporter: that includes the unmanned echo voyager. the sub can stay 11,000 feet under water for months at a time. >> you deferent have communications with it anymore. >> reporter: unmanned technology is also helping uncover new species. and track trends like water temperature and climate change. they expect discoveries will only get better as the technology gets better. >> fun to find something new. >> reporter: chris martinez, cbs news. >> returners believer the oldest ship wreck discovered off the california coast is a spanish vallian that sank in the 1900s. >> that is i think -- do you

know where they were headed? to manila. off shore trade. before they discovered san francisco bay. numbers right now in the 40s and 50s in san francisco. 48 degrees. concord 49 right now. winds up with gusts 21 miles per hour. winds out of the northwest at 10 for napa and san jose airport. we have gusty winds. not as bad as last night. the low pressure beginning to kick inland taking the deep pool of cool air where it that dusted the peaks of the bay area with snow. and that low unstable enough so on the back side we could continue to pick up showers through monday. not over yet. but the general sense is towards tapering off. doppler, rolls through had afternoon and evening hours -- the afternoon and evening hours. the snow, the rain. could mount tam be getting

snow? possible. all heading out to the 101. right there where 580 meets 101. over the santa cruz mountains. also perhaps a dusting taking place right now and off shore from san francisco to show you more showers are on the way. we have that batch off the peninsula. 20 miles. midnight tonight scattered showers over the north bay. by sun rise there is scattered showers around the bay area. you will have the windshield wipers going from time to time tomorrow. much of the day will have over cast skies. some breaks, though. sunny breaks with some showers and snow in the mountains. winter weather advisory -- warning till tomorrow afternoon. sun, wind, rain hail through tomorrow. it will clear and warm up by tuesday. we are not going to get much in terms of amounts. it will be unsettled. the models hint at a chance of

rain next weekend. we will dry it out this week. good news. mid-40s tonight. tomorrow mid-50s for the bay area. with showers. in the extended forecast, sunshine, we will have to wait for tuesday for clearing and no more rain. wednesday, thursday, friday sunny and next weekend is a question mark. we will get a little warmer as well as we get a break from all the rain we have been having. we will take a break right now. ,, ,, then you're a couple. think of all you'll share... like snoring. does your bed do that?

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coffee shows up in your neighborhood? well, in san francisco's bayview: what does mean when a pete's coffee shows up in your

neighborhood? one more sign of change. >> the new bay view is looking less and less like the past. this is the most prominent land in san francisco at this point. in the bay view third street is getting another new neighbor. >> wow! another coffee shop. >> reporter: bigger than carpet coffee. >> -- corporate coffee. >> pushing us out. nothing to do with nothing else. >> corporations some of them represent the fact that there has been a lot of change. >> third generation man works to improve job opportunities here. he has no problems with pete's but he does admit the rate of change in the neighborhood is overwhelming. >> if you look, especially up

and down the third street corridor, a lot of businesses aren't open anymore. >> reporter: change that has people feeling left out. >> thinking about the people that they are bringing into the neighborhood. what is going to happen to us? >> reporter: that is a question that has been passed down for generations. >> we are going to stay here till you decide to give us some decent housing here for these people who are already here to live in. >> the age of urban renewal. redevelopment that started in the fillmore forcing that neighborhood to leave san francisco or relocate to the city's south east corner. >> we are being evicted because we couldn't pay our rents. >> neighborhood already in crisis. >> you might remember this building as the focal point during the riots in 1966. >> reporter: riots had the

national guard stationed at candlestick park. by the late 1960s this part of san francisco was a national focal point, race, poverty and housing. >> everybody likes to have their own home. it could be improved but seems nice. >> reporter: we will deal with another and perhaps more dangerous form of prediction. a growing divide between the community and police. >> where is the gun at and all that. >> reporter: division within the community. >> conditions out here, people bring it on themselves. >> the problems would only get worse. >> the old business are moving out. >> reporter: 1974 brought the closing of the hunters point ship yard. >> hard for the people. you know? >> reporter: there were promises -- >> we hope to have mixed income occupancy here.

>> reporter: skepticism that reached back to the fillmore. >> promised 200 units. >> perfect example. perfect example. the fillmore being another african american root. >> reporter: that is where the bay view was. crime and drug plagued through the great recession. >> hit hard during the down turn. foreclosures and short sales. >> reporter: want to know when the change started here? >> as soon as the market came back people were just all over this neighborhood. >> bay view is the last frontier in real estate in san francisco. >> part is the shift south. people used to want to be in our central or north central neighborhoods as a first choice and now because of silicon valley people prefer to be on the south enof the city -- end of the city.

>> reporter: medium home price in 2010, $360,000. today, $750,000. >> you see prices double. >> reporter: it wasn't just the single family homes at low prices. >> the community has been waiting for this for a very, very long time. >> when they put this in, that is when we knew. >> the story of transit coming south and the economic rebirth or continuing boom of san francisco. >> reporter: the real measure of that boom is the changing face of this neighborhood where the african american population has gone from nearly half to less than a third. >> it was slow changes that first but gradually it started turning into big changes. >> the changes are not by accident. the city has been drawing up redevelopment plans for years and as the plans slowly become reality the division between had past and the future becomes more and more apparent.

>> drawing a separation. >> the city is trying to avoid the mistakes of the past by offering displaced residents a chance to live in the new developments. >> you can stay in your neighborhood but under new terms. you know, how much of the neighborhood identity did we manage to preserve or, you know, is it just kind of putting a band did a on displacement. >> nobody is against economic opportunity or jobs and jobs creation but we have to make sure that opportunity that comes is available to the people. >> reporter: proof the city is getting exactly what it wanted for 50 years. a real economic boom in the bay view. a small piece of a long story that may have a very simple bottom line. >> they want what we got for

the cheap price that it is right now. >> money talks. money talks. >> reporter: wilson walker, kpix 5. >> california is a lousy place to be -- [ talking at the same time ] >> always changing. >> starts with transportation and then the pete's coffee. >> nice job, wilson. thank you for watching. 60 minutes next. see you back here at 11:00 p.m. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

>> 33 men and women were killed >> 33 men and women were killed when the american ship "el faro" vanished in the bermuda triangle when the american ship "el faro" vanished in the bermuda triangle during a massive hurricane. found at a depth deeper he