that's off of west lattimer in the city of campbell. david is there live with more. >> reporter: we are live right here. you can see here there's a twin crane to the one that fell over standing at the end of sondra way. that's identical to the one that crashed this afternoon and tipped into three properties. one house on here and sondra and one on charmain. sky 7 was over head minutes after this crane accident happened. we're told the boom was extended at 190 feet. it was working being operated by contractors for pg&e. the residents had their power turned off while this wor being done. they tha they thought everything was going fine. the crane that fell over smashed two sheds in the backyards of homes. then it crashed into the roof of the house. you can see how bad the destruction is. given the reach of the 190-foot boom this is a lot of heavy weight and could have been catastrophic. no injuries were reported. we did talk to a woman whose house did have damage. the crane fell into a shed in her backyard and we talked to a baa abattalion

gas security but the man at the center of all of this has been silent for almost a week until now lattimer putin said this to russian media. america has taken a step to jeopardize u.s. russia relations and the important thing is that that step wasn't triggered by anything this is a move to impose a legal restrictions to attempt to influence other countries including u.s. allies which are interested in developing ties with russia over the weekend the russian president expressed plans to expel seven hundred fifty five american diplomatic technical and other support staff from moscow by september first that will bring the number of american staff to just four hundred fifty five people who may remain in moscow and that will be at parity with the number of russian personnel working here in the u.s. the kremlin is also seizing two u.s. embassy compounds in response to these new sanctions imposed by congress but some moscow washington watchers say this may be a very delayed response to then president obama's seizure of two russian compounds here stateside and the expulsion of thirty five russian

think it really is up to vladimir putin at this point i mean remember what happened how we got here lattimer putin invaded ukraine and an extra mia and it's the first time a european country if you consider the russians or asian european country have a foot in both camps changed the borders of europe by force since one thousand thirty eight and we just can't let that stand and so if the russians want to get out of eastern ukraine if they want to stop killing ukrainians if they want to be part of the solution syria and deal with isis but not just try and prop up this wicked assad regime if they want to be partners i think russia would be welcome back to the civilized community of nations with open arms but they've got to make some choices and threatening to invade lithuania latvia estonia the captive nations that we remember those old postage stamps that we used to see as kids if they want to get out of that business and stop threatening their neighbors i think they can i think we're going to good relations with the russians resisting really forcefully i mean he signed the sanctions cold unco

that's off of west lattimer in the city of campbell.ve with more. >> reporter: we are live right here. you can see here there's a twin crane to the one that fell over standing at the end of sondra way. that's identical to the one that crashed this afternoon and tipped into three properties. one house on here and sondra and one on charmain. sky 7 was over head minutes after this crane accident happened. we're told the boom was extended

so 11-year old aniya williams and 12-year old isaiah lattimer set up a lemonade stand called "sweet andlemonade." (robin) they're doing so well -- they can pull in 100 dollars on good days. last week they took part in the united way's innovation challenge -- a contest for residents to create practical solutions in their low-income communities. they say they plan on selling hot chocolate once winter rolls around. (james) the a's teamed up with the lend-a-hand foundation to give back to their community. this was before yesterday's game against the mariners.(robin) members of the green and gold worked with with volunteers to fill one- thousand backpacks with school supplies for low-income students across oakland. the a's also treated kids from the east oakland boxing association to last night's game. (james) take a look at this... a florida man says for years - his son and wife complained of noises in the attic. when he finally went up there to check it out - he found a huge boa constrictor living there.. (robin) the man says he thought it was just a rat. but when snake trapper was called