and in the 10,000-word section on buchanan, buckley weighed very carefully the arguments of buchanan's attackers and defenders and finally came to this tortured conclusion: i find it impossible to defend pat buchanan against the charge that what he said during the period amounted to anti-semitism. whatever it was that drove him to say it, most probably an iconoclastic -- [inaudible] buckley remains interesting to this day, most of all to the collected remarks of other journalists. one can read bob novak's accounts of all the efforts made to get newspapers to drop him and. [roll call] ly evans' column because they were frequently -- [inaudible] and one can read eric alderman's very amusing comments about aipac's efforts to drum up, efforts to drop buchanan's column, you know, but, of course, aipac wasn't trying to silence anyone, perish the thought. in general, buchanan's depiction of the power of the israel lobby to break reputations is per cement -- perceptive and unequal call. in describing his first private sinner with sobran, buckley tells the story of wail yam scranton, governor o

in 1905 there were over 5 hundred hydrants and we found 45 had water working and the hydrant on buchanan supplied water a anytime of 19 hours in not longer and during the ceremonies that for many years i mced the golden hydrant and what about the western edition hydrants we didn't know where to look for the hydrants and the other one on ellis and venice avenue to california street. you can picture that that's a greater distance than the length of the hydrant at 20th and church so was the haze and buchanan was twice the distance and all 3 hydrants supplied the water to stop the fire from good morning into the mission district and the ham and egging is district was the first arriving company didn't know where to find water they found water locally and it turned into a longer period of time because the 395 gulf street fire was large but the fire department stopped it from going west at california and van ness avenue. so generally, that's it and we think it's time that the two hydrants be honored by calling them the silver twins did outstanding work in 1906 >> i think it's an outstanding ide

at buchanan field airport in concord, philippe djegal, kron four news. san francisco police are investigating an accident that left an elderly man in the hospital. witnesses say the victim was crossing at the mission & 7th street intersection, when the driver of the grayline sightseeing bus tried beating a red light. the bus hit the pedestrian while making a left onto 7th street. people at the scene say at one point the left wheel of the bus was on top of the man. the victim was rushed to sf general hospital with injuries that are potentially life threatening. in a statement, grayline of san francisco tells kron 4 "we are fully cooperating with the local agencies while they conduct their investigation and it will take several days for the authorities to review the information." in san bruno, firefighters and alert neighbors. prevented this fire from destroying any homes. neighbors called 9-1-1 around 12-30 this afternoon from the corner of heather and eucalyptus. they found a shed engulfed in flames. neighbors helped with the firefighting effort. they us

and i liked patrick buchanan. he was always fun to be around and never seemed to mind my being there, and i did photograph him on a number of occasions. c-span: and then there's a photo down below of the family. >> guest: after the--the campaign was over and the election was happening this particular day, and they were in this suite--i think it was the washington hilton. and i asked if i could go up while they were watching the returns, and they allowed me to do that. and so this was agnew, his wife, bryce harlow, patrick buchanan, all watching the results. some they were happy with, some they were not so happy with. c-span: what's the toughest thing about being a photographer? >> guest: getting access. once you have access, then you can operate. technically, the most difficult thing is lighting. those are the two things. but if you get access, then many--you can make most anything happen. c-span: when did you do this one with gerry ford? >> guest: this was also done in 1970. the--congressman ford had come for a m

conservative commentator pat buchanan will be weighing in. stay with us. [ female announcer ] a classic macaroni & cheese from stouffer's starts with freshly-made pasta, and 100% real cheddar cheese. but what makes stouffer's mac n' cheese best of all. that moment you enjoy it at home. stouffer's. made with care for you or your family. >>> welcome back, everybody. continuing our conversation with georgia's former president saakashvili. we're happy to have you here. i want to ask you quickly, you've said in a recent editorial that mr. putin's motivations are similar to those of pre-war germany. he wants to rectify what he sees as the unjust treatment and humiliation by western powers after the cold war. can you tell me why you feel this way? >> well, i mean, it's very similar, a carbon copy of what happened in czechoslovakia when germany was starting. also in europe. basically they claimed they had -- they went so-called to protect them, but then european power, chamberlain, british prime minister back then said, well, czechoslovakia is far aw

pat buchanan. pay period i don't think she should be worried but there's no doubt the populist rhetoric should be appealed. the reason it's not going anywhere is not because hillary clinton knew of the centerleft candidate. three reasons, one reason is basically obama care which is the great liberal enterprise that big government has turned into eight total debacle and basically discredited the idea of liberalism. secondly if you look at the entire western world, all of themave reached the limits of the massive welfare state, how much you contacts and how much you can spend and it's affecting growth. so these are two of the reasons for the fact that it's not going anywhere. >> you think hillary clinton is more properly described as they centrist? >> the energy in the democratic party is around pism. i think only clinton is fairly portrayed as the centrist, but if you look at the preschool education, raising the minimum wage, she's not going to have any difficulty crafting of vision that will appeal

also, in the east bay, westbound and eastbound 80 between powell and buchanan, you have various lanes blocked also until 5:00 and causing traffic tie-ups later on tonight. the san jose sharks taking on toronto over at the s.a.p. center 7:30 so extra cars in downtown san jose. east bay drive times still clear on 580, 880 and the eastshore freeway. bart on time with 27 trains and ace train number one also on schedule. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >> thank you, liz. >>> it's 4:51 now. coming up in our next half hour, crude by rail. a kpix 5 exclusive on a plan to ship a highly explosive fuel right here into the bay area. >> they are charging us. [ indiscernible ] >> one moment, okay? >> a desperate call to 911 when a 20-pound cat turns on its family. how it all went down coming up next. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> this is a great day to travel around the bay area. sunshine all the way to the coastline. these temperatures going to be special today. maybe 67 in half moon bay. 70s into the south bay. if you are headed to the santa cruz area, those temperatures moving up into

and i had read adam buchanan's stories before over the years. and so i knew who the name was.i felt excited. >> edna buchanan was a pulitzer crime winning crime report he for the "miami herald." >> an outstanding reporter, one of the best i've ever known. i wanted to tell her what the story was. >> marshall frank kept calling me. he had been a source of mine over the years and he said he found this case where he is convinced the man on death row was innocent. i was dubious because if the wrong person is convicted it is usually someone who is poor, minorities, not a white com. and i kept saying, how sure are you? and he was saying, 115% sure this guy is innocent. so it didn't seem likely but so many cases in miami and in south florida and the whole state, you know, sometimes it is like the twilight zone. you never just say, it can't be because often it is. >> with frank's help in 2003, edna buchanan wrote three front page stories for the "miami herald" about duckett's possible innocence. >> she started writing the stories and i started getting all these media requests. from tvs

westbound and eastbound you'll find various lanes blocked between powell and buchanan. so fortunately its still early enough we're not seeing much of a delay because of it. same thing up and down the nimitz freeway. this morning it's northbound northbound 880 oak to washington three left lanes closed until 5:00. a lot of this overnight roadwork will be wrapped up in 20 minutes. bay bridge various lanes blocked incline to treasure island. they have been doing that about every morning for the last many months. and also in the south bay that connector ramp from northbound 280 to northbound 880 heading out of downtown san jose remains closed until 5 a.m. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." >>> developing news in new york city. workers searching the rubble from that gas explosion still holding out a possibility of finding some survivors. the blast on wednesday brought down two apartment buildings in harlem killing at least eight people. crews are using sound devices now to probe for voices and telescopic cameras to view in some of the smaller areas. at least five people are s

buchanan: floor insurance has been devastating the people in florida. in my region i have done multiple town halls. it has gone up $1,000%, 500%. businesses can't sell businesses. this bill will bring immediate relief and the market is frozen and will bring certainty to people who can sell and buy their homes. as a co-chair of the florida delegation, i thank my colleagues on both sides of the aisle because it is nice where we can work together to get something done for the american people. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlelady from california is recognized. . . . ms. waters: i yield to the gentleman from oregon, mr. blumenauer, for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. blumenauer: i have a slightly different perspective, the problem isn't fema, it's that congress hasn't appropriately dealt with these issues over time. i spent 10, 15 years now working on flood insurance reform. this is not the last word. we're kicking the can down the roa

former nfl player philip buchanan is here pitching his new business idea to the traders. will they sack it or set it up for a score in we do begin with stocks staging a strong we rebound following monday's ugly losses. president obama and secretary of state just wrapping up comments on the developing situation in ukraine. michelle caruso-cabrera is joining us with that. the stock market is at the highs of the day. >> absolutely. it was president obama who spoke more to the reaction that the stock market is seeing. he didn't address it specifically but did talk about whether or not putin had put a pause on the military situation. we got no acknowledgement whatsoever from secretary kerry about the pullback of the troops ordered by putin today or his talk about the fact that he supposedly does not want to annex crimea. secretary of state john kerry in kiev where nearly 100 protesters died in the protests more than a week ago. he expressed condolences for the people of ukraine, financial support, technical support as well. he just wrapped up those comments. here's just a part

calm at cop cord buchanan beyond. west at 6, there is a breeze for most, there is a little spend in the atmosphere, sunny and breezy, windy for some not for all. we will start on the lows and everybody will be near 60s to near 70s. all right steve, good morning to your, we are looking at starting things off on a tuesday, that is 880 were rwith no major problems. it looks good at the toll plaza. it is not a bad commute at all. the road sensors are looking very good and as we move over to oakland things are still very good as you drive through and if you are looking at the south bay commute, perhaps you want to get a jump start 280 and 17 are off to a good start. 5:02 let's go back to the desk. >>> a man is in custody after leading police, it started in sacramento and ended in the east bay tara moriarty joins us from richmond where the pursuit ended at a unique site. good morning. >> reporter: good morning the car crashed free a traffic pole and then the base where they have tried to fix the problem because it has affec

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lee was the dialysis patient and he's probably in his 80's and every time we would drive up to buchanan street, the hospital, mr. lee would say, "good job, fine driver, number one driver" and he would go like this [thumbs up gesture]. and then as brian would be helping him off the van, mr. lee, i heard him so often say, "brian, if anybody gives you any trouble you send them to me and i'll take care of them." and here great big old brian would say, "henry, you're the first one i would try to get help from." and he says, "the second one is elsa." [laugh] so we knew that we were being relied on by brian. a few weeks back, mrs. lee called brian early in the morning to tell him not to bother picking them up because they were already at the hospital. mr. lee was ill and she had taken him to the er. the next day or so, brian, on his lunchtime, found out that mr. lee had been admitted to the hospital and he went up to mr. lee's room and just stuck his head in just to say hello. and the minute mr. lee saw him he went [gesture thumb up in the air] like that. and mrs. lee said, "he's telling you a

buchanan to ensure the correct paperwork was filed and a refund was expedited. >> i'm very grateful. >> virgin airlines said they require more documents when the family members have different last name like bernadette and her mother. the airline needed the marriage and birth certificate to prove they are mother and daughter. it seems harsh, but it is meant to prevent abuse. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >>> the 20th annual black woman's expo resumes this morning and wraps up in chicago. it's already drawn huge crowds as people are checking out the workshops, vendors and entertainment offers. the keynote speaker you see there, good morning america anchor robin roberts. she offered advice on achieving personal and professional success. >> being big, dream big, but focus small. what are you going to do today? yeah, you are going to be here. that's a big step. this is what you are doing today. it's the day-to-day things that will get you to your ultimate goal. >> chicago's mayor stopped by to officially welcome roberts to chicago and praised her for being an inspiration during her

. >> reporter: e dna buchanan was a pulitzer prize winning reporter. >> i wanted to tell her the storyhim, he was a source of mine over the years. he said he found this case where he was convinced that a man on death row was innocent. i was dubious, because if the wrong person was convicted it is usually somebody who is poor, minorities, not a white cop. and i kept saying well, how sure are you? and he was saying 115% sure this guy is innocent. so it didn't seem likely, but so many cases in miami and in south florida and in the whole state, you know, sometimes it is like the twilight zone and rod serling is the governor. you never say it just can't be. because often it is, with frank's help in 2003, e dna buchanan wrote three stories for the miami herald about duckett's possible innocence. >> she started writing these stories, i started to get media requests from tv, and newspapers and prime time live. they were just flooding in my cell. >> as publicity grew around duckett's case, marshal frank was finally able to convince beth wells to show him a key piece of evidence. >> i wanted to

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forest buchanan was filming the waves right at the time of impact. those were cries of shock, but fortunately no one was injured. >>> those massive waves literally swallowed up the beach at santa cruz putting a high surf advisory in place. massive waves came right up to the boardwalk, drawing quite a crowd yesterday, but the crowd also was looking at this. a sinkhole that opened up on the bluff and dropped all the way down to the ocean below. >> it's been almost impossible to stay away from it today. it's been such a powerful surf. at times frightening. at times just breath taking. >> some santa cruz residents say this is an old sinkhole that the city filled in about ten years ago but it appears the storm washed huge rocks out of the cave below causing it to collapse once again. in san luis obispo, two piers are closed because of the storms and officials shut down a pier because of safety concerns. the pier at avila beach also closed after high tide and a large swell knocked out some of the boardwalk boards. railings on the pier and a drainage pipe w

buchanan: floor insurance has been devastating the people in florida. in my region i have done multiple town halls. it has gone up $1,000%, 500%. businesses can't sell businesses. this bill will bring immediate relief and the market is frozen and will bring certainty to people who can sell and buy their homes. as a co-chair of the florida delegation, i thank my colleagues on both sides of the aisle because it is nice where we can work together to get something done for the american people. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlelady from california is recognized. . . .

we have construction in san jose and construction in berkeley eastbound 80 between buchanan and powell until 5:00 this morning so slow for the cone zone in the westbound direction from albany to emeryville we are clear on the bay bridge and wide open and empty. 680 walnut creek to dublin is 15 minutes and southbound from santa rosa to san francisco is 52 minutes and at los gatos on highway 17 it is 23 minutes. through san rafael, from santa rosa and san rafael this is how it looks away from 580 to the city it will take you 17 minutes . >> president obama is in the netherlands today and says europe and america are united in sport of the ukraine government and the people. he spoke a visiting a museum with the dutch prime minister in amsterdam the first chance about some's credit marry incursion since arriving for a week of international travel in europe. he will discuss the matter with china's leader and as a quickly aned meeting of the leading industrial nations. he will visit belgium, italy and saudi savia. >> thousands of troops are gathering in ukraine over fears they could use unres

there's still some overnight road work powell to buchanan and the bay bridge toll plaza is very quietnk you. a man came within a second of getting himself killed. kpix 5's reporter boar boar shows -- andria borba shows us the newly released video. >> reporter: this is what the luckiest man in redwood city looks like. caltrain released this surveillance video of the near miss at the ledwood city stn.

in berkeley we have another project eastbound and westbound side of 80 between powell and buchanan and four lanes taken away for that construction project lasting until 5:00. as we head to concord we have this big issue at willow pass road a solo vehicle pass into the power pole knocking out power to 4,000 customers. >> next, japan is mack -- marking the devastating anniversary of the tsunami. >> boston marathon beef security ahead of the next race, with the measure put in place to keep the ever sent safe. >> the stars come out in san francisco for a good cause an event that tackled childhood >>> covering walnut creek, campbell, and burlingame this is abc7 news. >>> on tuesday morning, a look at the eastern span of the bay bridge and the camera and shaking. we will check with mike nicco in a couple of minutes. >> japan is commemorting the third and was of a devastating earthquake the jap freeze emperor and prime minister led a silent rare at a service in tokyo for the 20,000 who died. the 2011 tsunami damaged the fukushima nuclear plant and led to releases that triggered 18-mile evacua

pat buchanan. >> i think president putin and an effective speech, up to 80% approval say you condemn us for holding a referendum in crimea and reclaiming crimea with a single casualty and one death when you americans basically bombed serya for 78 days to rip away the an province of cost aco. the soviet union took the army out of eastern europe and dissolved the pact and we moved nato to central and eastern europe to the former soviet republics and tried toably in ukraine and georgia, he is saying get out of our face and space and that's why the whole kremlin got up and cheered and applaud and wept. >> he is at 85% approval because he shut down any voices of opposition in the media. they call themselves a democracy but it is not. it is a rubber stamp legislature. if that is the kind of country you aspire to, pat, we can set rules at the top and have no opposition. this is a selective reading of history but i am not unsympathetic. with nato after the collapse of the soviet union we pushed into countries he regarded within his area of province and perhaps we did overly provoke him but t

starting off with a big closure in berkeley eastbound and westbound 80 if you are traveling between buchanan and powell crews will block off four lanes on both sides lasting until 5:00 this morning. 580 is quiet. 23 minutes from tracy to dublin and highway 4 westbound antioch to concord is 14 hints and 101 southbound interest san francisco is under 20 minutes. in walnut creek, traveling along 680 southbound away from highway 4 to the 24 junction is only going to take you nine minutes. >> there is a new twist in the seven for a missing malaysia airlines jet with new evidence revealing of how long it may have been in the air after disappearing from radar. >> tough new rules child care providers could be forced to follow to protect your children. >> the growing impact of the drought on your budget. you will see it the next time you shop ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air, and nob hill. get your taste of the season, uncle go one,two,one,two,one [uncle]thistwo,one.cotch,okay? [niece]okay! [uncle]okay? [niece]one,two three,four,five,six,seven,eight! [uncle laughing] okay,w

along 80 at but well street in the construction zone, eastbound and westbound 80 between powell and buchanan four lanes are shut down until action. for a few extra minutes, and at washington there is a is a bottleneck. it is slow and go but it will dissipate. this is the drive through san jose northbound 280 away from highway 17 with track out there moving along at top speed. southbound traffic is nonexistent. >> speaking of traffic, more in california are leashing car -- leaving cars behind. fewer are driving than a decade ago. driving accounts for three-quarters of daily trips but compared to 2001, 22 percent more in california walked, bicycled, and took public transportation between 2010 and 2012. the number people driving fell by 12 percent. the "los angeles times" reports this could help cities decide how to spend their transportation dollars. >>> coming up, the maker of a popular yogurt takes action to make it more healthy for ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air, and nob hill. >>> 4:50 and a look from our roof camera, not a star in the sky with low clouds over san

i will show you that in a second eastbound and westbound side of 80 between powell and buchanan with lanes blocked off until 5:00 this morning. we are also hooking at clear conditions up to the bay bridge toll so nothing out there. the traffic is looking nice with 580 over the altamont pass, 23 minutes from tracy to dublin and westbound highway 4 antioch to concord 15 minutes and into san francisco, 17 minutes but southbound 101, that is where we have a car that hit a deer and we have lanes blocked. you could see a slow down as c.h.p. makes it out there. in san jose, 87 beyond the julian street off-ramp traffic is smooth with no accidents to report and no construction to slow you down. >>> 4:40 a survey reveals what could be a dark irside -- darker side to life on uc campuses. >> drought is taking its toll on a blooming industry. >> big rig is stuck in the path of a train. wait until you see what gets up to 795 highway the passamiles per tank.sell des eal's , we're th salesperson #2: actually, we're throwing in a $1,000 fuel reward card. we've never done that. that's why there's neve

we'll talk to conservative pat buchanan. >>> could be the best way to prevent losing track of another airplane we equipping them with realtime black boxes so planes keep feeding key data in realtime instead of storing it in the cockpit. the technology already exists but it's not cheap. you like this idea. >> isn't it nuts that the black box which has the most information in the case of an airline crash, we can't get it, because guess what's, it's feet under the ocean, hidden in a jungle. that makes no sense whatsoever in the modern age. we have a situation, if you're a passenger on an airliner, you can get wi-fi. why can't they feed back the information? we endured this mystery of what was going on with the malaysian flight. we could have solved it a lot earlier if we had that information. >> it costs about $2 billion to make sure all these flights, every single flight in the world, is tracked via satellite. 3 billion travelers per year, commercial travelers. comes out to 60 cents per occupied seat. your thought. is it worth it. >> eric, you have to weigh that against what we've spent

concord 61 degrees at buchanan airport. downtown san francisco 60 degrees. as i mentioned, a few light showers. if you are watching north of santa rosa, don't be surprised if you get a spring or two throughout evening. otherwise-- sprinkle or two throughout the evening. when you're cloudy, you stay warm at night. when you're cloudy and humid, you get this. mid 50s for over night low. two thirds of the country will not get this for a high tomorrow. concord 54. san francisco 55. napa 52. san jose 54 degrees. please remember, that sunrise time will be much different because we are springing forward this weekend. saturday night. with all lose an hour of sleep. the sun will be up until about 7:00 at night starting sunday night. let's talk weather now. we have this ridge of high pressure which is down to the south allowing the storm track to stay pretty close. that's why we staid cloudy today despite the fact we didn't have a trigger to give us showers. this l, the low pressure is a trigger that will arrive in the form of a cold front. more rain moving in. obvious

simulator at buchanan field airport. rashid yahya/chief pilot, pacific states aviation >> reporter:where he simulates a take off. rashid yahya/chief pilot, pacific states aviation >> reporter:and, during the flight, yahya explains how its possible one can learn how to disable a transponder -- which sends signals to a radar pinpointing your location. rashid yahya/chief pilot, pacific states aviation >> reporter:yahya says turning off a transponder is as simply as hitting a switch. malaysia airlines says flight 370 may have flown for more than seven hours after its transponder stopped sending signals. pacific states aviation >> reporter:knowing where to fly in order to avoid radar detection is also something yahya says can be rehersed on a simulator as well. they know where the dead zone in this. no one can see you but you still have visual. >> reporter:but once flight 370 dissappeared, it dissappeared. pakistan and india are among the countries saying the plane never showed up on their radars. and, now the men in the cock

forest buchanan was eating brunch and happened to be recording at the right moment. >>> dozens of homes are still under a mandatory evacuation order this evening. a devastating fire first drove throughs frustrated resident from their homes back in january and then came the mud slides. ed's property was hit hardest by the weekend's storm. thick mud piled high and stuck to the back lawn and made tim possible to open his sliding glass doors. >> we work together. that's what makes us unique. when emergencies and disasters happen, we're right there helping each other out. >> ten feet of mud in my backyard. >> tonight there's no word when the resident under the evacuation order will be allowed back home. you can track weather online at our website. follow the rain using our doppler radar and get the forecast for your neighborhood, and it's all on nbcbayarea.kornls and the we want to see weather in the neighborhood, so if you have something, have a picture, tweet or facebook them to nbcbayarea. >> we're following the developing story, the crisis in ukraine. that country's acting prime minister

with the 2012 bond funds with local residents i evaluated three play grounds in district 5 from buchanan mall to groton. on prosac i've been on there and [speaker not understood] analyst reports from districts about rpd project developments and changes to access. i headed up a five member working group that developed an outreach policy for opd. it was warmly received by prosac but not yet adopted by management. outside the city i've spent at least a week a year at camp mesa every year since 1976. and for several years i volunteered in [speaker not understood] the camp in advance. just giving you reasons why i have a little bit of experience about this. eight years ago i supported the resolution adopted by the board to prohibit privatization at camp messer. when my kids were young i took them hiking and camping and backpacking trips and years ago when my kids were entering high school i was a volunteer course leader at [speaker not understood] and volunteer adult leader for the mcentire high school [speaker not understood] program. i could go on, but a few years ago i worked with folks in

this morning between buchanan and pinole valley road that's westbound and eastbound 80 as well as the counter-commute, this is just eastbound lanes of highway 4 coming into antioch. two right lanes are blocked until 6 a.m. right now the commute traffic westbound looks pretty good all the way out past your pittsburg- bay point exit. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. they have the left lanes blocked once again right around 5:00 that's when caltrans says they should be re-opening all lanes. but you may find some slight slowdowns from the incline to treasure island. and no metering lights so far at the toll plaza. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> san jose is not as safe as it used to be. that's coming straight from police officers. at a community meeting officers said they are understaffed and they are questioning city leaders who say 200 officers will be added to the force over the next four years. >> city leaders need to -- >> with projections that they have, we cannot get to those numbers and it's disingenuous to tell the people or to tell our officers that help is co

there's still some overnight road work powell to buchanan and the bay bridge toll plaza is very quiet there. >>> all right thank you. a man came within a second of getting himself killed. kpix 5's reporter boar boar shows -- andria borba shows us the newly released video. >> reporter: this is what the luckiest man in redwood city looks like. caltrain released this surveillance video of the near miss at the ledwood city station. -- redwood city station. one train passes and then about a minute into the video with the guard arms down and with the express train bells barreling ever closer, a group scampers across the tracks. and then one more guy makes a run for it. feet possibly inches from death. in a release on their blog, caltrain says incidents like these throw the whole system into a slowdown as the near misses have to be investigated. throwing everyone's commute into chaos. while someone else wastes one of their nine lives. andria borba, kpix 5. >>> a man is in custody suspected in a hit and run that killed a woman in concord. 46-year-old yolanda tescorina was struck on a sidewalk