and the deer or -- deteriorating effort driveway.i hardly realize it was historic and had so much potential. it was just so drab. it has been known she has the support of the building department for the work she has done, which should be emphasized it is also practical infrastructures in place that she has described in that immediate area. it seems to me it would be common sense for these -- to keep things as they are. so much improved as they now are , and without any kind of penalty. as others have said, she has been under terrible stress because of this and i'm worried about her, so thank you for listening to all of us today. >> thank you for coming out. >> hello. i have a couple of points to make. my husband and i live behind jan we bought it in 2009. from the pictures, you can kind of see that the slope from 21 st street is quite steep down to the gate. on the other side of the gate, the slope is a little bit less, but continues all the way down to my house, which you can see from the map pictures. is probably about 60 feet. our

can you go back to the photo around the driveway which shows the windows of your neighbor's house?> sure. >> at the window they are concerned about is which one? that one? >> this window was also mentioned in their complaint, which is a bathroom window. >> how about the window in front of the daughter's window? >> that will not directly affect them. this window is there kitchen window. our original proposal did affect that window, but we subsequently lowered the height of the garage and our new height will go up to the sale of that window so as not to impact it. >> what if you moved your garage , slid it forward? >> we intentionally did not move it forward because you can see there is a historic bay window on the side and to comply with historic preservation requirements, and also not to affect any of the historic elements, we chose to start the garage past the bay window on the side, and we can't move the garage back any further because we are right at the required rear yard line. >> mr. winslow, is that a preservation issue? >> yes. >> it is? >> yes. >> you can't put it -- >> it

. >> reporter: she now parks her prius in her driveway behind a gate. she used to park on the street until the catalytic converter was stolen less than two weeks ago. >> turned on the car and it sounded like a jet engine. >> sounded like it was about to explode. >> reporter: this is what a prius sounds like without a catalytic converter. the auto repair in berkeley tells me the owner brought in this prius after the catalytic converter was stolen. >> i suspect they knew what they were going after. >> reporter: this video shows how fast the catalytic converter can be removed. it only takes about 30 seconds not including the time to jack up the car. a friend who was spending the night and a neighbor also had their catalytic converters stolen. >> you can use a floor jack. lift the car up and use this saw to cut it off quickly. >> this piece would have bolted to the engine piece. >> thieves melt them down. they are made of metals, including splat numb. >> they can roughly get $100, $200, and they are doing it for quick cash. >> in the past, thieves tended to

that is that natalia is not sure if the driveway is compliant.he driveway which was there when my family bought it in 1985 it is exactly the same. when this became a historic designation in 1985, that gable was there exactly as it is. there is no reason to destroy it natalia says if i cannot prove there is a driveway that is compliant, she would take away the parking place that goes in the driveway by putting up a curb where the curb cut is now. i don't know how i can prove that this driveway is compliant beyond anything i have just told you. thank you for your consideration i hope you see fit to grant this with a certificate of appropriateness and exactly as it is now, and a variance. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> any questions? >> i do have one question. >> at the end of what you were talking about, you said there was a gable on this fence when your family bought it? >> what was there when it was on the fence is that picture. that is what it was like. that is what it was like from 1985 when we got it until i painted it in 2018. >> thank

. >> and i noticed a little bit of blood in the driveway. opened her stitches because she'd had surgery. >> reporter: mark's dog, ding, wasn't just any pet. she was a highly skilled protection dog. a lot of blood, a little blood? >> a little blood. >> reporter: but noticeable. >> noticeable. and i proceeded towards the house and tried to go through the back door, and it was locked, which was very, very odd. >> reporter: then not long after, stephanie arrived and noticed perhaps a hundred yards from where she stood down in the field mark's station wagon was backed up to the carport area of his house. >> i was kind of surprised that it was parked where it was parked because it was never parked there. it was really hard to get it into that position to begin with. >> reporter: anyway, why hadn't he left for seattle? it was then she noticed, must be mark up at the house. >> someone who had mark's hat on, you know, which i thought was mark, was bringing something big into the back of the car. >> reporter: big, big, big? >> it looked like to me. so

up against the trash cans, then pulls it out hops on the seat and rides away on a going down the driveway and taking the bike i was furious and then after that i was just i was almost appalled that someone would do that. >>kristin casey tells me she saw it all happen on her ring app while away from home, the bike belongs to her 11 year-old daughter she called the orange county sheriff's office and amazon in today heard back from the sheriffs office, the driver was identified and contacted and that he had an excuse for why he took it. >>he believes that the bike being right there by our are recycled and was in fact a garbage and that that is why he took that bite we should note the garbage cans were close to the house a long way from the curb. >>even so all casey wants is the bike back not for the driver to get putting cuffs i think deep down everybody is d i believe he probably is a great person at heart who made a big mistake. she says the sheriff's office told her the driver has agreed to return the bike, she hopes everyone learns from watch what's on your fronght walk awa >>let's hope

:i feel grateful that we have a driveway that i can close the gate. hopefully that will deter this from happening. >> reporter: the cost to replace a catalytic converter is expensive. the shop owner tells me a can cost up to $3000 for parts and labor for a prius. police are asking if you see anybody in the middle of the night using a power saw, to report immediately. live in berkeley, amberly, ktvu fox2 news. chemically breaking news in san francisco, there are reports of a shooting in the mission district. witnesses say gunfire broke out in a parking lot off of mission street . initial reports indicate that people are being transported to the hospital. people in the area say they heard 8-10 gunshots in a car driving way. this happened 30 minutes ago. right now, some traffic on mission is being diverted. >>> three families are dealing with vandalism and nasty slurs written on their home. it is happening here. they woke up around 1:00 this morning to rock slang to their windows. they check to see what was going on, they saw black and white spray paint

. >> derosa, all alone, nosed his squad car up a gated driveway. he could see right away things weren't right. >> the telephone wires that had been cut were hanging over the gate. we go through the gate and there's a car parked in the driveway. >> in the car he found not a drunk but a body. >> he had been shot. i walked around the front of the location and there were two more bodies on the lawn. >> then backup arrived and they went into the house and found a scene horrible in a way that would go down in history. there was a young woman. >> there were multiple stab wounds on her and then there was a thick rope that was wrapped around her neck. >> something else, the young woman was pregnant, eight months pregnant and stabbed repeatedly. next to her, a man with a bloody towel over his head. he had been shot at close range and also stabbed. it was a bloodbath. >> had you ever seen such a thing before? >> no. it was horrendous. >> he could see down the hall out the back door, saw a guesthouse near a swimming pool. he and a second officer went to check

driveway. it's very scary. >> reporter: while there are other cows behind fences down the road and the street is up against open space, no one knows who these cows belong to. one cow owner in the area blames people who party in nearby linear park who knocked down the fences allowing the animals to go through. the neighbors just want the cows to move home. >> it's just not fair. this cow don't belong to this neighborhood and we shouldn't take the damage. >> reporter: ian cull, "today in the bay". >> a lesson in cows and bulls. 4:37. >>> ongoing overnight closures on highway 4 in contra costa will not be an issue. >> last night cal trans begins two weeks of closures for work on the interchange at 680. detours are in effect from 11:00 p.m. to 5:00. each night. work will stop tomorrow and pick up against next tuesday. >>> american airlines offering an apology to customers for many lay its and canceled flights. what the airline is extending to its customers as a peace offering. >>> after johnson & j

now parks her car in her driveway behind a gate. she said she used to parked on the street. so her catalytic coerter was stolen less than two weeks ago.>>> is sounded like a jet engine. it sounded like it was about to explode. >> reporter: this is what a pre- is sounds like without a catalytic converter. the model garage auto repair in berkeley tells me the owner brought in this monday. after its catalytic converter was also stolen.>>> i suspect they knew what they were doing.>> reporter: police share this video with us that shows how quickly thieves can remove a catalytic converter. it only took about 30 seconds not including the time it took to jack up the car.>>> it is fairly common. it happens all the time.>> reporter: her car was not the only one targeted on her street. she said a friend who was spending the night in a neighbor both also have their catalytic converters: from their cars. >>> the are lighter. a person can use a floor jack that you see in the back of your card to change a tire. lift the car up and use this salt to cut it off quickly.>>> police say thieves

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. >> the driveways closed in the back and there is no access for vehicles in the backyard. >> so thenly legal parking was at the ground floor of the previous building. there was two parking spaces on the lower level. so with those spaces being removed, they will have to remove the curb cut so there will be no more driving. >> it doesn't seem like those spaces are being removed. you are keeping a long and narrow garage on the front building. >> correct, but it is essentially acting as a driveway where they were supposed to be no parking in the lower level. without any legal parking spaces they will not be afforded access to that driveway >> i'm sorry i'm very confused. why are you saying that there is no longer legal parking spaces? >> the building that is currently there that was built without the right permit is it being torn down. >> i get that -- >> that is not what we are talking about. >> the building on the front has a garage. >> that is how the exit to get to the back building and under the building code, which i have worked extensively on, you cannot commingle parking with an

the group posted on facebook they blocked the street as specifically the driveway were people carrying undocumented immigrants entered the facility to protest current immigration policies, this is the same group that took over washington street for almost a week. >>> live inside the santa clara county fairgrounds would be fair opens in about 6 1/2 hours, but you can see the security guards are already talking their game plan and getting in place. organizers are showing people that there are strong security plans in place. officers from the santa clara sheriff's office are the ones in charge of security in their beefing it up. the garlic festival had ramped up its security to and had what was considered strong security. armed guards patrolling the fencing, security expert jeff arp says even with significant security acting quickly there will always be some risk. >> we are not going to lock down this country in a manner where we have armed guards at every single entrance and militaristic style parameters set up. >> reporter: this morning the county has this to say quote we have reviewed

incredible video showing this is uv going airborne, launched over a driveway in florida before crashingnto its side in a ditch. and off-duty officer who witnessed the crash jumping into action, dragging a woman passenger from the wreckage. joining us to share the story is officer rich gardner. thank you for joining us. unbelievable video. thank you for coming in. tell us what happened. you are driving along and your dashcam video catches what happened. >> i was off duty driving to orlando wanted to you -- 2 lane rd. with a lot of traffic coming at me and one car started drifting out of the lane into my lane and didn't seem to be making a turn, kept his speed and at that point i realized something was wrong, ended up in the grass, hit a driveway. heather: had you ever seen that happen before right in front of you? >> never before. >> they were lucky repaired, what did you do? >> i immediately just after the initial shock turned around and my initial reaction was it was in on survival accident and i was glad to see some movement within the vehicle and another gentleman pulled over and we

. >> this woman parks her prius in her driveway behind a gate, she used to park on the street until heratalytic converter was stolen two weeks ago. >> i turned on the car and it sounded like it was a jet engine. >> it sounded like it was about to explode. >> this is what it sounds like without a catalytic converter. >> the auto repair told me she brought in this prius on monday after the catalytic convert are was stolen. >> i am sure the thieves knew what they were doing and what they were going after. >> it took 30 send, not including the time it took to jack up the car. >> it's fairly common. it happens all of the time. >> this box was not the only -- this prius was not the only one targeted. a neighbor had their catalatic converter stolen from their priuses. >> they're lighter and they can use the floor jack to change a tire and lift the car up and use this saw to cut it off quickly. >> this would bolt it up, and thieves melt down the converters, made of metals including platinum and sell them to scrap yards. >> they are doing it for quick crash. >>> and police say in the past, they

ed was outside helping to clear his neighbor's driveway and the wife was in the shower. for eight minutes he was intruding around the house, and here he has a big box that is supposed to go in his bedroom. >> what was here? >> it is a jewelry box. >> reporter: what is more disturbing the wife was in the next door. >> the jewelry was physically three feet away from where she was taking a shower, and so he was right there. >> reporter: the cruzes are okay, but they are devastated by the loss of the jewelry. >> it was passed on from grandmother, so it a lot of sentimental value. >> reporter: and also, you can see him putting on the warriors' cap that they just got when they played at the oracle arena. nbc news. >>> and after a complicated cliff rescue last night, the boy fell off of his bike and down a cliff, and his father climbed down to save him, and some firefighters were lowered down the cliff to save the two. they put the boy on the backboard and then a boat to safety. >>> a fast-moving brushfire in alameda county is contained after being dangerously close to home. th

you would clean them up and sweep your driveway and they are back. >> mike has tried to collect the babies for animal rescue but more keep arriving. they say the rabbits are coming from this house and they believe someone living there may have a pet hoarding problem but a problem that is affecting the entire neighborhood. >> it is sad because take responsibility for your animals. keep them in your yard. that is what i say. keep them in your yard. not everyone else's yard. >> antioch animal control has not done much and the problem is spreading. social media posts from neighborhoods a mile away and across highway 4 are reporting bunnies in that area. it is possible that they are reproducing in the the wild in this field but someone reported seeing a man releasing four rabbits in hill crest park recently the neighbors are hoping that officials will take the problem seriously and take action against the people they say are actually causing the problem. in antioch, john ramos. kpix. >>> antioch animal control has spoken to the people raising the rabbits but the the agency is close on sundays s

this is like the time you backed down the driveway with a hang glider sticking out of the car. keep that, those geese would have followed me to the wetlands. you would have died. (whispers) a hero. (laughter) so we spread out a nice blanket, opened up a bottle of vino,

in nearby cheadle hume, the floods moved along roads, across driveways and energy back gardens.dent was declared as people grabbed whatever they could to bail out the water. the last 2a hours in north yorkshire have been atrocious. this toddler carried out of the torrent, his family in the car when rescuers reached them. in the end, they came around the field and waded through to the back of our car and rescued us and a few other people from the boot of the car. from the boot of the car? in the boot of the car, yes, i guess we were on a slope and it is where the water seemed the slowest and the lowest that way. hailstones hammer down on this housing estate in leyburn. you couldn't believe what you were filming? no. allison lawes was in disbelief as she videoed the storm on her phone. today she was left to clean up and reflect on the speed with which the flood took hold. there was a carpet of hailstones across everywhere, it was like winter, it was like it had snowed. the next thing i heard was gurgling up my plug hole in the bathroom which i had never heard before, and the rain

i think it would be helpful that driveway would be mandatory. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm a business restoration workmen. i spend my time restoring the historic housings dr. i'm the last thing on the block on the right-hand side. i do want to echo the negative impact. you be huge if they are allowed to put the parking garage entrance there. it is very congested. they are concerned future condo owners will be upset and complain the can't get in and out. the firm that is in charge of this has had nothing to me. if chris hadn't brought this up to me, i wouldn't know it was happening. that has been no e-mail, no phone calls, no outreach whatsoever. it is going to be able he myth of a project. so those are a couple of main concerns. if they are going to be proved -- approved for construction, they should play nice with the neighborhood and also hopefully residential, in the parking entrance would be over on harrison because we make noise. is part of the way we do business. >> thank you, sir. next speaker, please. >> i wish i could ha

>>homes along the street are mostly upon hills with narrow steep driveways some people don't have a driveway or garage it all and have nowhere to park except for on the street to them in a parking. >>what are they going to. >>but fire crews say this road is insufficient and unacceptable with trucks unable to navigate appear safely during an emergency i hey we all want be fabulous if the street were clear all the time and fire trucks can go raci but. >>the problem is a little more complex than that. it's not it's we hear the message coming from them were to them. it's not it's a decision we make easily but we also realize that we have a duty and a responsibility to ensure public safety other neighbors know will do what they have to do in order to make sure emergency crews can access them should they need any help. >>and when the fire department says it's too small for the trucks to be a fight. and i think we need to come together and support the fire department in saying we will work with you and get what you need us to do >>city says the no parking signs for both sides of the street will lik

it drives down the driveway and around the and it's up to the iron man penthouse.oors above miami. >> my goodness, who are these people? >> rich people. here's what it looks like from inside. it automatically went underneath your car. >> there's space for 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 cars. >> keep going. there's space for 11 cars in this 20,000 square foot penthouse. it's four floors and i know what you're asking next. >> can you get it in a hurry? no, because it's not going to be there. >> i don't know the price of this penthouse, but he does say this is the highest point in florida that you can take a car. >> well, here's the part where we laugh. >> absolutely unreal. >> footage from baggage claim in toronto with this weird dude right here. and he's mugging at the camera, he's getting really close to this dude that's standing next to him. right up behind him. now eventually, it's right there and turns around. >> oh. >> so then he's like, bro, as in actually his brother who he hasn't seen for something like 20 years. >> wow. >> he recognized this. >> that is how the video ends.

before the event he showed how he draws characters on the driveway of his grandmothers home. >> it makese happy and it makes me feel good. >> a favorite subject is sonic the hedgehog but he likes other super heros. >> why super heros. >> they help people fight crime. >> it's eight father day card. his mother says he's self astronaut. i have a easel board, paper on the wall. whatever he wants to do. from one or 2 years old he's been coloring. >> this video was posted on social media by his aunt of the it receives 7 million views, it's garnered a lot of attention and invitations to be on tv shows. he won't attend art school. >> he did this on his own, i want him to be his own artist. >> back at the gallery this 14- year-old artist sold her paintings. she hopes her work speaks to the audience. >> the exhibit will be up to the end of august. for devon being an artist is natural. >> most of the pieces are up for sale. devon will use the proceeds to buy an ipad and apple pen. >>> the state of california is making an investment in preparedness. bringing the 911 system into the digital age. the

but driveway moments happen all the time with audio. and so i think that's part of the value. >> yeah, well, this is something that brian gestured towards is just the reach, right, the accessibility. and that's something not just about audio but about a podcast in particular. being able to carry it around in your pocket and listen to it on the plane, as i'm sure everyone did here to get ready for this panel. yeah, i mean just having it at your finger tips that way, and making it browsable, essentially. making it there to where i want to -- i'm going to search history and have that come up and have backstory come up and have content like that available to people who are not -- they're not going to -- they're definitely not going to read a journal article. might not read the op-ed in the "washington post" or something like that. but here i'm walking the dog. now i'm learning about climate change. it's just -- yeah, it's incredible that way. also i would say particular to the podcast is the flexibility it allows in terms of production that

. >>> a ban on street parking in one bay area neighborhood, what homeowners without garages or driveways are being told to do. >>> a new citizenship policy for u.s. service members and government employees stationed overseas. why children won't be automatic citizens anymore. hit by a fast mark tells us how he's doing later in sports. >>> back-to-school night for these high school students. we'll tell you what they're doing that's very different from other bay area schools. >>> as students head back to school, a high school in oakland is giving students academic credit for volunteer work in their communities. >> ktvu's jana katsuyama was at the academy tonight where graduation rates jumped 30% last year. staff members say their mission is to help students in danger of slipping through the cracks find a path to college. >> reporter: back-to-school night is a little different at oaklands emiliano zapata street academy. >> really interesting. >> reporter: students come in and start the school year by taking an internship that will get them out the door and into their community. >> help yours

watch out for the kids watch out for the four-way stops and make sure you're backing out of your drivewayss back to you. >>thank you police are hoping that surveillance video will help track down the man they believe stabbed cal state fullerton faculty member police believe 57 year-old steven chand was targeted and the latest video shows a man running from the parking lot on campus where that stabbing occurred, he appears to grab something from in front of a habit burger restaurant tries to wrap up his hand they think it might have been injured in the murder. police found a backpack that they think the killer left behind inside they found items like zip ties wigs, a knife as well, although it doesn't appear is this that this is the one that was used in the actual murder. >>we do believe that the suspect injured one or both of his hands. we know that there is blood that was left at the scene by the suspect as well as in the video you can see that he is either covering his hand where there appears to be read on his so we do believe that there was some sort of injury that he sustained. >>poli

you see him walking out in the driveway to greet some of the guests. good to see you.ood to see you. >> who's that? >> i thought i heard al say who's that? you see a woman embrace him with every bit of her heart. she's so happy to see her brother. that's al's sister. she and al were separated when al was 13. >> oh, no. >> this is the first time he's seen her. no wonder he didn't recognize her. it's been forever. >> a half century? >> 40 years they have to the seen each other. their foster father died when they were young. they were separated. al went off to an orphanage. she went to live with another foster family. they never got back together. this embrace goes on for a while. >> any word on how this reconnection happened? >> it's a cool story actually. al made the right decision by choosing susan to marry. susan helped put this whole thing together. susan just loved theay al came into her life, helped her care for her ailing sister, and al also helped raise susan's daughter, kayla. she felt because he was doing so much for her family, that's why she put this special

i'm not opposed to the project, i'm opposed to one specific part , which is the size of the drivewayinto the garage, and the necessity as stated in the certificate of determination and community plan evaluation that there be an electronic sign or signal for the cars going in and out to be notified that there's somebody else going in or out. my bedroom is right there. ten, maybe 100 other people have their bedroom right there. if there is an audible noise every time somebody is going in and out of the garage, the well-being, the sleep, the quality of life for all the neighbors will go down. i am here to speak on this one narrow issue, and make sure that the architects can change it in such a way that an electronic audible sign is not needed or necessary or required in any way and apart from the fact that it is looking right into my bedroom window, i'm happy that we are getting more housing. thank you. >> thank thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners i am here this evening to speak in support of the project. i am very excited about this project. i think it bri

member of the homeowner told police he was drunk and attempting to burn an american flag in the driveway when flames quickly spread to the garage. no one was hurt. >>> in washington, a new report accuses they fired fbi director, james comey, of going robe to target president trump. more on the response. >> reporter: the justice department's watchdogs and former fbi director james comey violated fbi policies when he leaked memos documenting private conversations he had with president donald trump in january 2017. a new inspector general report said what was not permitted was the unauthorized disclosure of sensitive information obtained during the course othe fbi employmentp nt three days after he was prompted to take an unusual step and that's when comey asked a friend, law professor dan richmond, to share the contents of the memos with the new york times. >> i thought it might prompt the appointment of a special counsel. >> reporter: the department of justice has declined to prosecute james comey and his critics, including president donald trump, will likely jump on the findings. the pre

those are elements like stones, rocks or driveway. >> we know that fire in mill valley is not an if but a when. this is something we think of as really important for our community preparedness as a whole and a way to protect everyone's private property. >> the city decided it needed to come up with a new plan following the 2017 north bay wildfires. the new requirements will start in 2021. let's get over to meteorologist mike nicco. >> some good news for the islands. look at this. what's left of flossie, moving north-northwest at 14. no more watches or warnings. the trade winds will take over and everything is turning back to normal in hawaii. back here at home, we're a little below average. that starts today. look at tomorrow. barely mid to upper 80s in antioch, clear lake, cloverdale. mid 60s to barely 70 around some of our bay neighborhoods. friday just about the same. look at this, even saturday we're still well below average. if you have outdoor activity, saturday is going to be a great day, a non-taxing day as far as temperatures being on the cooler-than-average side and light humi

i've never heard anybody refer to a driveway moment for an article in the journal of american history. i don't doubt probably people sitting here have spent years this their driveways finishing articles but driveway moments happen all the time with audio and so i think that's part of the value. >> yeah, well, this is something that brian gestured towards is just the reach, right? the access bability, being ableo carry it around in your pocket and listen to it on the plane as i'm sure everyone did here to get ready for this panel. yeah, i mean just having it at your fingertips that way and making it browsable essentially, making it there to where i'm going to search history and have that come up and have "back story" come up and have content like that available to people who would -- they're not going to -- they're definitely not going to read a journal article. they might not even read an op-ed in "the washington post" or something like that, but here i'm walking the dog. now i'm learning about climate change. it's just, yeah, it's incredible that way. and also i would say particular

i don't doubt people sitting here spent years in driveways finishing articles.ut driveway moments happen all the time with audio. so i think that's part of the value. >> yeah. well, this is something that brian gestured towards, the reach, accessibility. that's not just about audio but about podcasts in particular, being able to carry it around in your pocket and listen to it on the plane as i'm sure everyone did here to get ready for this panel. yeah. i mean, just having it at your fingertips, making it browsable, making it where i'm going to search history and have that come up and have "backstory" come up, have content like that available to people that are not going to -- they're definitely not reading a journal art calling, may not read an op-ed in "the washington post," here i am walking the dog. now i'm learning about climate change. yeah, it is incredible that way. also i would say particular to the podcast, the flexibility it allows in terms of production that you're not going to get on a live radio, like when it was supposed to be history, you're not g

kari, when the kids were little we used to lay on the driveway at night, like a sleepover on the driveway. >> awesome. >> when i was in yosemite, i looked up, i had no idea that there were this many stars in the sky. >> you have to get away from the bay area for theos part. >>> here is a look right now as we get ready to head out the door in san jose, and we have a few clouds rolling by as a system sits just off the coast and that could bring in some rain. we have some spotty, light showers but i think a lot of it will evaporate before it hits the ground. we're not expecting this to measure up to much, but it will bring in a couple of sprinkles to parts of the north bay and we'll see the fog returning to the coast in san francisco right at about 5:00 to 6:00 this evening, and then as we go into tomorrow morning, there will be another wave of some slightly wetter weather that will be near the coast that could produce some drizzle, but once again, not expecting much measurement out of this. don't cancel any weekend plans even though we're seeing rain. mike you're seeing a blip on the speed

he hefted two heavy suitcases, and we followed them out onto the driveway and waited for our mother toer in one arm, a heavy duffel bag in the other and tears were streaming down her cheeks it is a picture that's burnt into my memory >> seth: what did you think was happening being that young in a situation like that? what were your memories of the time of what this was and why it was happening? >> that morning was a terrifying morning, but then we were taken, you know, the camps were just being built. so they took us to santa anita racetrack, nearby racetrack. we were herded over with other japanese-american families to the stable area and assigned a horse stall for us to sleep in from a two-bedroom home, front yard, backyard, on garnet street in l.a. to a horse stall for my parents, it was a degrading, humiliating, painful experience, to take their three children into that smelly horse stall. still pungent with -- and i still remember that smell. but for me, i thought it was fun to sleep where the horsies sleep. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> you know, horsies slept here. >> seth: sur

but he's fixing his car in the driveway and he's spraying this thing and he turns on the engine on.aking out he doesn't know what to do so he slams the hood closed. and it's like flames growing out the sides. [ laughter ] and he's like, "oh, maybe that was a mistake. maybe i should try to open it up again to get the flames to go out >> oh, no. >> jimmy: so he went and he pops the hood. and then went around it had one of those, like, kind of locks in the front that it's really hard to open. so he was burning his fingers. [ laughter ] and he couldn't open the hood. and he just came in. he goes, "kids, just get on the ground i think the car is going to blow up. [ laughter ] and we laid on the ground. and my mom's, like, "we got to tell the neighbors." 'cause they had their kids he was like -- and he yelled over to them he's like, "go inside. my car is about to explode." [ laughter ] and the kids ran in. and people were screaming. and we called the fire department and we were laying on the ground and then they came - >> but, you guys stayed? >> jimmy: oh, we stayed and just laid on the

it's right there on the driveway.y. >> reporter: there are cows down the road, no one knows who these cows belong to. one owner says people who party at linear park knocked down the funss. the naubs want the kus to go home. >> it's not fair. we shouldn't take the damage. >> reporter: we're back out live. you can see four of the bulls now, just hanging out in this neighborhood, about 100 yards from these upscale homes here along this street. the neighbors say they want some sort of fence to be built. and we're told that animal control is investigating. we're live, in san jose, ian cole, bay area news. >>> a petaluma man has been arrested in connection with the fire burning in marin county. sheriff's deputies flagged him down and saying he started the fire. he tried to stamp it out. it's called the spirit fire. it's burned 60 acres. all previous evacuation warnings have been lifted. >>> is there a fix for the millennium tour? maybe. there's a plan to prop up the leaning and sinking high-rise in san francisco. our exclus

.>> he was outside of his home cleaning the peaches from his neighbor's driveway and he had no idea probably just entered his home on east san fernando street. until he realized that a burglar had been inside. >> i was scared. really scary. really scary, and i thought to myself, i was a lucky man. a >> he checked the footage from several cameras installed in the home and there the thief was creeping in the living room, then heading into the hallway, and believed to have entered back bedrooms pretty comes and goes in and out of the house three times, total of eight minutes inside the house. stealing a sweater, lunchbox, hat and jewelry. >> he comes in and is rummaging through things, ends up stealing the jewelry box and the whole time she is>> to jewe of his mother-in-law, snatched perry >> she had just come back from the philippines, a lot of it was things you got as a kid from her mother. just sentimental value. >> they believe the intruder gained access to an open sliding glass door, first jumping into people's backyards. >> he just hopped these two fences and came in that way. >> the fami

the explosion also destroyed two vehicles in the driveway.he blast impacted homes four blocks away. >>> a former football star is suing the maker of roundup, and a wave machine apparently malfunctioned. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. the "washington post" reports 44 people were hurt when a water park wave machine in china launched a tsunami. officials at the water park said the machine malfunctioned sunday. several swimmers were launched out of the pool and onto the pavement. the water park was closed and an investigation is under way. >>> former steelers football player merrill hoge is suing the maker of the controversial weed killer roundup. he claims it causes cancer. hoge who is 54 says roundup caused the lymphoma he was diagnosed with in 2003. he first came in contact when he worked on a potato farm in the '70s. >> i've been exposed to roundup since i was a kid on a potato farm at age 12. the thing thng andisturbing is o oue shelve >> hoge is one of more than 18,000 plaintiffs suing the manufacturer monsanto. p

the bear leaves the house but lingers on the driveway. so.ggressively opening the tupperware sometimes a tupperware get starting out rest of >>well it all ended. well that that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 thanks to the and we'll see you back here tonight for the news at 9 in prime time right now pam moore and ken wayne are here with kron 4 news at 6 i vicki. thank you very much coming up next at 6 o'clock drama in the courtroom again what could now happen to the jurors were dismissed. >>for alleged misconduct in the ghost ship warehouse fire trial plus no tax no calls no social media local schools, bold step to go cell phone free during class and students say. >>they're noticing ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. just between us, you know what's better than mopping? anything! at the end of a long day, it's the last thing i want to do. well i

picture frequent power cuts and a serious cassady of water had turned most of these fields into driveways plans spelling doom for the farmers. today's lush green harvest reveals a new development sees esky saline who deals in farm equipment in the region. i'll be working with the farmers and farming equipment and i would visit each of the homes and devices subsidized by the government some farmers stored meaning there were facing a water crisis and they complained about not getting enough electricity they asked me about solar energy in rather they could use it to pump water they said if they could utilize it for farming it would improve their lives the body. is the 1st willis in the area to have made the switch from diesel to solar power but it's it again. a transition that has proved to be a boon for its farmers. from being able to grow on the paddy rice once a year farmers like superman 2 they practiced multi cropping all year round. only there were no arrangements for water here used to from using pumps. generators were about the. or harvest. it wasn't good enough. selling proofs in so

he said they have notice he tends to keep to himself and sometimes washes his car in his driveway. >>> i did not know he was a lyft driver. i'm always on my daughter. don't take lyft or uber alone. call a friend or me. you just never know. >>> residents say they still have a lot of questions including whether the suspect has a criminal history. >>> we are asking you with the recent reports of assaults on passengers do you feel safe using a rideshare? was safety measures do you take? weigh in on the conversation on our facebook and twitter pages. >>> fire ripped through and oakland clothing store neither fruitvale bart station. that is video shows the flames shooting from the roof. it broke out at the store on 34th on front street. the video from our oakland camera captured the cloud of smoke visible across the city. chopper 5 flew over the scene. you see the damage where the fire tore through. the flames burned through the back of the building. one firefighter did suffer minor injuries. the cause is under investigation. >>> three small grass fires broke out in signal during the mornin

. >> reporter: he have the n- word's brawled on a storage unit in her driveway doesn't understand why he is the word in the first place. >> he is black as well. so he has been through the same struggle i went through and it doesn't make any sense. i have three kids and i don't want to come outside because they are embarrassed. anybody can see this.>> reporter: the investigation is ongoing in a similar incident happened on the same court in 2015 and the sheriff's office is looking into that. this particular case will be handed over to the district attorney on monday. in the meantime that suspect is sitting in jail here on martinez on $80,000 bond. >> we appreciate that. >>> tragedy at a popular beach in san diego county. one person killed when that cliff collapsed on a group of beachgoers in encinitas. four others were injured in many of those are fortified to prevent nearby homes from falling into the sea. back here in the bay area similar incident killed a woman who was walking a dog in february and it collapse leading to a days long search for her body. >> reporter: new details in t

now available in 48 states and is going international >> it's not just garages and basements and drivewayswe'll have people put up barnes, their old barn and they'll store classic cars in their barn we have people put up even small spaces in university towns we'll have people put up a closet and students will come store two or three boxes in their closet. >> reporter: exactly what the cohen family is doing in their atlantic home. they rented out a corner of their attic to a college student and looking to rent out a parking space. >> we're not looking to rent out an rv. i draw the line. >> reporter: homeowners expect anything they insure and neighbors insures them for up to $2 million if the stuff should hurt the home and the homeowners can reject anything. >> nose fireworks or animals or humans. >> reporter: for those renting the space, its arer bigger than the big public companies because homeowners have less overhead. >> we looked around what u-haul or one of the bigger self storage places are charging and then went below that, but wanted to keep it somewhat comparable. >> reporter: ther

found that protected by claims that had a lot of intersections crossing them or a lot of alleys or drivewaysended to be the riskiest. as well as two-way protected by claims that were along two-way streets. those can be challenging for drivers to turn across. >>> the researchers say cities need to consider where they put the bike lanes. to keep writer say. >>> bart is looking for people to join is cleanup crew. the transit agency said it is doubling down on cleaning over the next six months. they plan on hiring 15 cleaners. part of the new general managers plan to improve the overall customer experience. those new hires will bolster bart's revamped cleaning efforts which includes cleaning some of the systems busiest stations overnight. >>> it is one of the hottest days of the year. >>> is pretty toasty. fairfield 108 today. how does of the year. it is hot out there. 15 to 20 degrees above average. tomorrow it will feel just like today. then the ocean breeze begins to come in. we level off the heating. we start off really warm tomorrow. we will not finish as hot. i the weekend you might actual

narrow but that they do need street parking for visitors d for people who live here who the garage or drivewayhem in a parking. what are they going to i mean hey we all want be fabulous if this street were clear all the time and fire trucks can go racing up and down the street. >>that would be awesome but the problem is a little more complex than that they hate argue to make this. area less accessible for fire trucks because some time i need to. but and the other hand we live here. and we have to. maintain these houses we have to be like that people can go through you can't do that if there's no part. >>other neighbors though will do what they have to do in order to make sure emergency crews can access them should they need any help. >>and when the fire department says it's too small for the trucks to get high. then i think we need to come together and support the fire department and say we will work with you and get what you need us to do >>this city's as the parking signs for both sides of the street will likely be posted sooner rather than later, but no date has been set in oakland michelle

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reporter: police say after a prius had a patrol car patrol car lost control and ended up in the driveway damaging the fence. the officer suffered from head injuries and was released from the hospital this morning. >> just watching tv and finally we heard a . >> reporter: neighbors came out of their homes and saw this. the witness says the driver and passenger immediately got out of the blue toyota prius. >> to sell the two guys open up the door and they just ran away. i said, stop! they ignored me and started running. >> reporter: a third person stayed in the car. that young man is not facing any charges at this time. union city police say that prius was going at least fifty miles an hour when it hit the suv and this residential neighborhood. >> he is a veteran officer of seventeen years, one of our training officers amongst other things. we are fortunate it didn't extend damage to the vehicle and he is not more injured than he actually was. >> reporter: another law enforcement agency had been chasing the prius. the chase apparently stopped after the prius entered union . we are still tr

neighborhood and they say, you know what, this could be really intimidating to see large animals in your driveway, your front yard, steps away from your front door. >> look at that. >> reporter: typically drivers are used to keeping an eye out for pedestrians or the occasional wandering cat or dog. but there is a different kind of hazard for those on san jose's white tail lane. >> big cows. big bulls with big horns. >> reporter: big cows and bulls walking and grazing on people's multimillion-dollar properties and tearing up the grass and leaving behind waste and creating a threat for drivers especially at night when it's hard to see them on the road. >> it is not just a one time. it is happening every day. >> reporter: they say the animals have been coming and going for months, sometimes in groups of six or seven. this is cell phone video at 1:00 in the morning and these are pictures of the livestock from another homeowner and neighborhoods have had it and they want to know who do the cows belong to and how can they make it stop. >> we are working with one owner who told us he thinks it is his co

. >> it is not just garages and basemes and driveways.ut up barns, artheir old and they'll store s classic cars in their barn. we have people put up even small spaces. in university towns we will have t ande put up a clo students will store two or three boxesn their closet. >> exactly what the cohen family is doing in their atlanta home. they rented out a corner of their attic to aollege student, and she brought her extratuff. they're also going to rent their extr parking space. >> we're not looking to rent out an rv with somebody's abnb in their rv or living in it. there's a limit. >> yes. >> there's limit we draw the line, i draw the line. >> homeowners are allowed to inspect anything they store, and neighbor insures them up to 2 million dollars if the stuff somehow hurts the house. >> weit defy wouldn't have like fireworks. >> weapons. >> anything likeal that. chem >> explosives or animals or humans. ac reporter: and for those renting the spe, it is a lot cheape than the big public companies because homeowners have less overhead. like,