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the latest happened last night at the martinez refining company in martinez. it came just days after a similar one at chevron's refinery in richmond and several others we've seen over the past year. abc7 news reporter lena howland is hearing from people who live nearby who are on edge. lena you say we're seeing flaring happening as we speak. >> yeah. reggie we just got on scene about 20 minutes ago and already we are seeing some pretty massive flaring happening just behind me on the other side of that fence. you can kind of see that flaring happening, poking through those trees. that's very similar to the scene that we saw out here last night. people who live in this area told us that they were worried about what may be released into the air from this flaring incident. now, this is what the massive flame looked like for much of the evening in martinez last night. the martinez refinery said this stems from an operation incident that happened around 430 yesterday afternoon here. they say the appropriate agencies were notified and a community notified station was

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were martinez pacheco, concord and clyde. officials say that fire was under control at 130 this morning, one person appears to have been hurt and video shows a patient being airlifted. contra costa public health first reported the fire as a level two incident, which requires a public health advisory. as the fire is under investigation. an local and state officials are taking serious action against the martinez refining company. the discussion comes after two toxic released is in just the past year. abc7 news reporter anser hassan has reaction and tells us what's at stake. armagnac bill froehlich lives near downtown martinez, which can be a great place to walk his dog. >> he also lives half a mile from the martinez refining company. i think there's a difference between now and before. >> there were always releases periodically, but it's been much, much more frequent. >> those releases like the one that happened in july, are also the concern of the contra costa county district attorney's office. it announced a joint civil enfor

this afternoon at the martinez refinery.his is what that massive flame looked like for much of the evening. the refinery has issued at least two statements saying the appropriate agencies were notified and a community notification was given. those from the refinery say, quote, we have been maintain clean combustion during the flaring and ground level air monitoring has shown normal measurements, end quote. i talked with mitzi crawford earlier. she lives about a mile away and saw the flaring. >> number one, there's a sound. it's a kind of a roaring sound. and it kind of made my attention like, oh, you know, something's happening. so i just turned to look over towards the refinery and there's quite a large fire that's coming out of there. concerning for the whole neighborhood, you know, where if people start to wonder and don't know why you have asthma, you have all these other things and chronic conditions such as that, that they don't investigate it. it's concerning to see something like this, this flaring comes just a day a

new video from this morning shows the activity at the martinez refining company in martinez.lare up comes just days after a similar one at chevron's refinery in richmond, as well as several others over the past year. abc7 news reporter lena howland is live this morning. and lena, i understand that flaring is still going on this morning right? >> yeah, that's right, gloria and it's unclear if this has been continuing throughout the entire night or not. but we have been seeing the same flaring that our crews captured here last night for about the past two hours here. this morning. the refinery said this stems from an operational incident that started right around 430 yesterday afternoon. take a look. this is what the mass of flame looked like for much of the evening in martinez yesterday. they say the appropriate they say the appropriate agencies were notified and a community notification was given. this flaring comes just a day after a proposed class action lawsuit was filed against the same refinery alleging the location has created a public nuisance. the lawsuit highlights t

those who live in martinez. >> our haunted by the memory of what happened last year. i had no idea when they were leaving our house that they were being showered with toxic, heavy metals last thanksgiving around 09:30pm. the refinery estimates 20 to 24 tons of spent catalyst was released into the community. residents found their yards and vehicles covered in metallic dust. initial testing of the substance shows elevated levels of metals like aluminum nickel and zinc that can cause respiratory problems. the refinery failed to alert the county health department and the community warning system. we are still living in fear of another major chemical release. nothing has changed. we do not know why that unit malfunction. heidi taylor's a member of healthy martine. a community group dedicated to refinery accountability. >> they're demanding immediate action to address environmental concerns. we want them to installing wet rubber. we want an independent air monitoring system. the contra costa county da's office announced they're teaming up with the bay area air quality manag

the martinez refinery in contra county which had to burn excess gasses into the open air. refinery posted this to the website. flares are an essential part of our refinery, integrated, engineered safety systems designed to safely manage excess combustible gasses by burning them off efficiently and effectively. coincidentally, yesterday's flare-up happened just after two parties filed a lawsuit against the martinez refinery over chemical releases from the plant over the past year including an incident over last year's thanksgiving weekend that spewed white dust into the surrounding neighborhood. a dust that can cause respiratory issues and the lawsuit against the refinery demand close in environmental and medical monitoring and i don't know what exactly is going on and a big part of the lawsuit is we need something changed and we want people to learn in real time with more information about what, exactly is happening and what kind of chemicals are being released and all that kind of thing because right now we're left in the dark and we're left at the mercy to decide what an

not affiliated with marathon's martinez facility. abc seven news reporter anser hassan spoke to bay area congressman john garamendi to discuss the issue at hand. okay armagnac bill froehlich lives near downtown martinez, which can be a great place to walk his dog. >> he also lives half a mile from the martinez refining company. i think there's a difference between now and before. >> there were always releases periodically, but it's been much, much more frequent. >> those releases like the one that happened in july, are also the concern of the contra costa county district attorney's office. it announced a joint civil enforcement action against the martinez refining company, which could potentially lead to a lawsuit. >> i'm glad they're doing the enforcement because it seems like there's a lower level of investment in the refinery. the releases are more frequent. some things wrong. >> this joint civil action involves multiple agencies, including the bay area air quality management district, department of fish and wildlife and the contr

there is another flaring incident. >> this is happening at the martinez refinery company. this video is from the citizen app. the refinery says this is a normal part of operations. however, it also says it did notify all relevant agencies. you can see the flare there behind the trees behind the houses. all this comes just 2 days after another flaring incident at the chevron refinery in richmond, cost a lot of concern will continue to monitor this activity. this flaring bring you any updates as soon as we get them. but for now, want to check and see how the wind conditions are out there. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by with more on that member couple days ago. we were dealing with a flaring is that we have those offshore winds that was taken that smoke right back over from richmond out over the bay back into san francisco, the marin headlands, the winds of change. now their lights a much lighter than they have been. that means a lot of that smoke from that flaring likely to linger in around that area in richmond. but you can see a little more of a northerly

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the area is impacted where martinez, pacheco, concord and clyde. and officials say that fire was under control at 130 this morning. one person appears to have been hurt and video here shows them being airlifted. contra costa public health first reported the fire as a level two incident, which requires a public health advisory. now, as the fire is under investigation, local and state officials are taking serious action against the martinez refining company. the discussion comes after two toxic releases in just the past year. abc7 news reporter anser hassan has reaction and tells us what's at stake. armagnac bill froehlich lives near downtown martinez, which can be a great place to walk. >> his dog. he also lives half a mile from the martinez refining company. >> i think there's a difference between now and before. there were always releases periodically, but it's been much , much more frequent. >> those releases, like the one that happened in july, are also the concern of the contra costa county district attorney's office. it announced a joint civil

residents fighting back one year after the troubled martinez refinery release chemicals into the nearby neighborhoods. >> and the push to recall 2 bay area school board members after they voted to ban flags, including the pride flag. when fun time. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. there's heavy police presence right now in san francisco's. >> tenderloin after a car ended up on its side. take a look at the video. the citizen app video shows the scene shortly before 8 o'clock tonight in the area of golden gate avenue. and joan street police say the suspect vehicle was speeding when it hit 2 other cars before flipping over. officers say they arrested one person, but they say other people got out of that car and ran away. they did not tell us exactly how many police say this is an ongoing investigation. new at 10, the city of pittsburgh is approve more funding to buy more surveillance cameras. >> the police department plans use $37,000 in federal money to

this afternoon at the martinez refinery.his is what that massive flame looked like for much of the evening. the refinery has issued at least two statements saying the appropriate agencies were notified and a community notification was given. those from the refinery say, quote, we have been maintain clean combustion during the flaring and ground level air monitoring has shown normal measurements, end quote. i talked with mitzi crawford earlier. she lives about a mile away and saw the flaring. >> number one, there's a sound. it's a kind of a roaring sound. and it kind of made my attention like, oh, you know, something's happening. so i just turned to look over towards the refinery and there's quite a large fire that's coming out of there. concerning for the whole neighborhood, you know, where if people start to wonder and don't know why you have asthma, you have all these other things and chronic conditions such as that, that they don't investigate it. it's concerning to see something like this, this flaring comes just a day a

governor romer, roland martinez in the u.s. postal service, thank you for choosing this location to celebrate justice ginsburg with this incredible honor, this memorial stamp. we thank you as well to. chief justice roberts. need a. totenberg laurie, jim, elizabeth glaser and clara spencer sparrow, we thank you as well. those tributes were this evening. we all enjoy them. thank you so much. and we could not gather cumulatively, without all of you in the audience, thank you for taking time out of your all busy schedules to be with us tonight to celebrate justice ginsburg. thank you. we would to remind that some of our panel will be available to autograph your programs this evening and other keepsakes we would like you to remember. you can the ruth bader ginsburg at the postal service retail booth located right behind you over on those lighted signs, there will be cake. so we would like all of you to stick around and have a piece of cake celebrating this momentous this evening. and we would like of the participants in the program

. >> así es como siempre recordó a jenni carolina martínez de 36 años.ia, san josé hace 2 años, huyendo de la violencia en su país y para darle una mejor vida a sus hijas de 19 y 15 años en su país natal, sonia dice su hermana consiguió un nuevo trabajo hace 4 meses. >> ella trabajaba en pájaro en un restaurante bar llamado el torero. era mesera, era la mano derecha de la de las administradoras. ella era la que le manejaba todo. >> sonia nos dice que recuerda que su hermana no tenía ganas de ir a trabajar ese 20 de noviembre. aún así fue. >> yo estaba durmiendo aquí. eran las 02:00, más o menos. me marca mi hermano, me dice gorda que le dispararon a mi hermana. la estaban operando. a ver si sobrevive, pero nos da muy pocas posibilidades de que se salve. o sea, el doctor ya había dicho que había muy pocas posibilidades. la oficina del alguacil del condado monterrey nos confirmó que el 21 de noviembre, un poco después de la 01:00, se reportó un tiroteo dentro del bar torero ubicado en la 540 salinas road, al llegar a la escena encontraron a un hombre sin v

huge flaring from the martinez refinery.ing up, the actions people living nearby are taking, they say, to protect their health and stunning video of road rage in the south bay. >> look at the pictures. what happened to one driver and how their dog was badly injured. and that suspect has been arrested take a look. they say he was about 25 years old and had a full beard. he was found on the roof of a parking garage on buckingham way. anyone who may have any information is asked to contact the san francisco office of the chief medical examiner. the bart wants to identify a man they say was trespassing on the tracks and caused a major service disruption last night. that happened at about 5 p.m. near the embarcadero station. take a look. service across the bay came to a halt when bart shut down the transbay tube in order to locate that man. if you recognize him, you are asked to call bart police. >> our time is now. 443 and arrests made in san jose in connection with a road rage incident where a dog was injured . now, this happen

he also lives half a mile from the martinez refining company. there's a difference between now and before. >> there were always releases periodically, but it's been much , much more frequent. >> those releases, like the one that happened in july, are also the concern of the contra costa county district attorney's office. it announced a joint civil enforcement action against the martinez refining company, which could potentially lead to a lawsuit. >> i'm glad they're doing the enforcement because it seems like there's a lower level of investment in the refinery. the releases are more frequent. something's wrong. >> this joint civil action involves multiple agencies, including the bay area air quality management district, department of fish and wildlife and the contra costa county health department. contra costa county district attorney dana beckton states the goal of this joint effort with the air district is to achieve a resolution that ensures environmental compliance and to rebuild and foster a safer community. for the residents of martinez, i

governor romer, roland martinez in the u.s. postal service, thank you for choosing this location to celebrate justice ginsburg with this incredible honor, this memorial stamp. we thank you as well to. chief justice roberts. need a. totenberg laurie, jim, elizabeth glaser and clara spencer sparrow, we thank you as well. those tributes were this evening. we all enjoy them. thank you so much. and we could not gather cumulatively, without all of you in the audience, thank you for taking time out of your all busy schedules to be with us tonight to celebrate justice ginsburg. thank you. we would to remind that some of our panel will be available to autograph your programs this evening and other keepsakes we would like you to remember. you can the ruth bader ginsburg at the postal service retail booth located right behind you over on those lighted signs, there will be cake. so we would like all of you to stick around and have a piece of cake celebrating this momentous this evening. and we would like of the participants in the program

martinez refining company. it began shortly around 4.30, yesterday afternoon. the refinery company says this was due to what they call an operational issue. they say they did notify all relevant agencies flaring is expected to continue intermittently as employees address the issue now, all of this comes as the martinez refining company is facing a class action lawsuit filed by 2 residents accusing it of >> repeatedly releasing toxic chemicals into the community without proper warning. kron four's philippe gaulle reports. the lawsuit paints the company has a public nuisance. >> a proposed class action lawsuit filed tuesday in federal court against martinez, refining company claims mrc and its parent company's of negligence and violating the clean air act. it demands mrc, implement medical and environmental monitoring systems to provide residents access to health care services. if they feel impacted by releases of toxic dust and ensure they will be properly notified if those events occur. the fbi and other federal agencies are out there knocking on doors. >> you

and another flaring incident happened at the martinez refining company yesterday. refining company says this was due to operational issue and that it did not notify all relevant agencies. let's over to beirut's port. warriors are dealing with injuries to key players. while the forty-niners are get ready for their biggest game of the year. so far, all for sports director jason dumas has those highlights. >> the warriors blew a 24 point lead in sacramento on tuesday night. to add insult to injury, both literally and figuratively. they lost 2 important players in the process. let's start with up to you. see him clutching at that right calf. well, guess what? he tore that right calf on a non-contact injury at that just brutal gp one of the most important players on the roster. now, chris paul also had to leave that game in sacramento at the time the warriors described it as a lower left leg injury. but he popped up on the injury list on tuesday and it says that he has a lower left nerve contusion. he will miss thursday's game against clippers. >> we should have more in

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if something doesn't get done now, they fear the environment in martinez will get more toxic. ryan curry, abc7 news. >> still to come on abc seven news here at six. a wild case of road rage caught on camera. what police want every driver to know and could a bike lane be killing one of san francisco's most popular neighborhoods? >> business owners say yes. and now they're forming a plan to fight back but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you've been diagnosed with amd and notice vision changes, don't wait. ga is irreversible. it's important to catch it early. talk to your eye doctor about ga and learn more at gawontwait.com at his home in connecticut, kissinger served as a consult to several government agencies throug

¿usted en ese entonces sabÍa quien era jaime martÍnez?eyÓ, solo querÍa que aquella pesadilla terminara. >> ya no podÍa yo. ya me habÍan disminuido. roberts: lo habÍan disminuido. ¿quÉ significa eso? >> todo. te quebrantan tu voluntad. todo. llega el momento en que dices “entonces, yo creo que sÍ fui. yo creo que yo sÍ lo hice y no me acuerdo”. roberts: con ese documento, alpÍzar acusaba a garcÍa de haber pagado 300.000 pesos para encargar el asesinato de la regidora tamÉs. esa firma los enviarÍa directamente a ambos a la cÁrcel. para nelly fue el comienzo de un largo calvario. uno que nunca se imaginÓ la llevarÍa a jugar un papel protagÓnico para salvar la vida de su padre. >> esa imagen es como muy dura para mÍ. o sea, quedarte con esa imagen de tu papÁ, verlo golpeado y saber que de dondequiera bombardeaban de que tu papÁ era un asesino. en la escuela igual. todos los vecinos o los familiares hablaban. pues sÍ, era difÍcil. roberts: alpÍzar habÍa admitido que su papel habÍa sido acompaÑar a martÍnez, el presunto pistolero, a recibir el

the martinez refining company is also facing a class action lawsuit. those filed by to residents accusing the refining company of repeatedly releasing toxic chemicals into the community without proper warning. the attorney representing the plaintiffs say the toxic dust landed on cars and gardens without notice last november, not least 3 times since and creating a public nuisance. the lawsuit demands mrc that implement medical and environmental monitoring systems. bride residents access to health care services if they feel they're affected by releases of toxic dust and ensure that they will be properly notified if those events occur. fbi and other federal agencies are out there knocking on doors. >> you know, what's the fbi doing out there in a environmental case with the refinery released. i think that's a big question that we're going to want to answer. and i think that our lawsuit is going to do a lot of that as we're hoping to answer a lot of questions. >> contra costa health services confirms the company failed to properly notify the community of l

along the highway that stretches down into martinez and concord this morning.ck that system as it moves off into the east. here ego into the peninsula. heavier showers along san francisco and the coastline. north of that beautiful golden gate bridge into mill valley and san rafael stretching all the way north into novato where we're about to get hit with some light showers there. within the next 10 minutes or so. stretching more south along the peninsula, light showers in the forecast for us as we speak into the santa clara valley we go. we've been seeing mostly cloudy sky this is morning with just some light strucks of showers here and there. that's what we have right now on the first alert doppler. and timing this out, this system doesn't have that much energy. it's actually going to start dying down into the afternoonhours today. look at this. just by 10:00 we're starting to clear up and partly cloudy skies with a mix of sunshine in there into the evening hours tonight and into the thursday and friday forecast. we have more unsettled weather in the forecast

the martinez refining company did not respond to our request for comment on this report. well, this morning we started out with some rain drops, things slick out there on the roadways tomorrow morning. >> we start out a little differently outside. it should be dry to begin your day or wake-up weather forecast starting at 06:00am you see a few clouds out there in the morning. it will be a little chilly, too little bite in the air. temperatures holding in the 40's from the coast all the way to the valleys as we head 08:00am. we're looking at temperatures are running in the 50's some low 60's, partly cloudy skies. the sun start to peek through the temperatures slowly warming up. but partly is going to start to see a little bit of a breeze kicking. we'll talk more about that. the chance of rain coming up in a few minutes. thank you, lawrence. a 14 year-old is recovering tonight in a 16 year-old is in custody. >> after a stabbing today at santa rosa high school. in a letter to parents, the school's principal says that it happened during a fight between 2 students before classe

plus, one year after the martinez refinery released metallic dust into the air, a lawsuit has now been filed claiming the facility is harming the surrounding community. and 2 families interconnected in a way neither of them saw possible. how one is thinking the other for a life changing gift. >> station. calling for news 2. >> thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 2. i'm stephanie lin. we start in the east bay where a proposed class action lawsuit has been filed against martinez, refining company. 2 residents are accusing the company of repeatedly releasing toxic chemicals into the community without proper warning. kron four's philippe djegal explains. fallout from the release of dust from martinez refining company last november will continue in federal court. >> on tuesday to martinez, residents filed a proposed class action lawsuit against mr. c and its parent company's summer fire has not replied attorney blair kittle and his law firm pocket petri and mccarthy represent the plaintiffs. he says the spent catalyst that landed on cars and gardens without notice last

those who live in martinez. >> our haunted by the memory of what happened last year. i had no idea when they were leaving our house that they were being showered with toxic, heavy metals last thanksgiving around 09:30pm. the refinery estimates 20 to 24 tons of spent catalyst was released into the community. residents found their yards and vehicles covered in metallic dust. initial testing of the substance shows elevated levels of metals like aluminum nickel and zinc that can cause respiratory problems. the refinery failed to alert the county health department and the community warning system. we are still living in fear of another major chemical release. nothing has changed. we do not know why that unit malfunction. heidi taylor's a member of healthy martine. a community group dedicated to refinery accountability. >> they're demanding immediate action to address environmental concerns. we want them to installing wet rubber. we want independent air monitoring system. the contra costa county da's office announced they're teaming up with the bay area air quality manageme

people living near the martinez refinery are fed up and they're taking the company that runs the refinery to court. >>> good afternoon. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. ian cole is looking into the lawsuit for us. he'll be joining us in a bit. we're tracking other stories including, take a look at this, this is video that shocked a lot of us in the newsroom today. a reported road rage incident ends up with a man stomping on another's back windshield. how a dog ended up getting hurt. >>> scaling back on cruz. it's cutting funds for the driverless car. what does it mean for the future of autonomous vehicles. we love our dogs. what if there was a way to keep them around longer. you'd probably take it. the bay area company that just got a big green light for its special drug. we'll tell you more about it. let's begin with the martinez refining company hit with a lawsuit by residents over hazardous pollutants in the air. they want to pay for future medical costs. ian cole spoke with the plaintiff and their attorney. what are they claiming? >> they're claiming the refinery isn't doing enou

those who live in martinez. >> our haunted by the memory of what happened last year. had no idea when they were leaving our house that they were being showered with toxic, heavy metals last thanksgiving around 09:30pm. the refinery estimates 20 to 24 tons of spent catalyst. >> was released into the community. residents found their yards and vehicles covered in metallic dust. initial testing of the substance shows elevated levels of metals like aluminum nickel and zinc, which can cause respiratory problems. >> the refinery failed to alert the county health department and the community warning system. we are still living in fear of another major chemical release. nothing has changed. we do not know why that unit malfunction. heidi taylor's a member of healthy martine. a community group dedicated to refinery accountability. >> they're demanding immediate action to address environmental concerns. we want them to installing wet rubber. we want independent air monitoring system. the contra costa county da's office announced they're teaming up with the bay area air quality m

she is 36 year old caroline lena martinez. she worked as a waitress at the bar. her sister says there was a fight early tuesday morning and several people got kicked out. one of them returned with a gun. >> uno de ellos volvio armado. >> one of them came back armed and shot. he killed the other guy. he shot my sister in the chest. my sister left the bar alive, but died on the way to the hospital. >> carolina leaves behind two daughters, two other people were injured in the shooting and are expected to survive. the suspect is a watsonville man. he walked into the police station last night and turned himself in. happening now, the thanksgiving getaway day is winding down, but we've been watching some problem spots. the stretch of 80 along through emeryville and berkeley is always one of the worst in the country when it comes to the holiday traffic. but as you see in this live look, it's moving along just fine. now, over along 680, going through walnut creek at the 24 interchange, all smooth from our live camera there. and finally going through highway 101 in san jo

bob redell is live for us outside of the martinez refinery. any way you look at this, it's been a tough week for folks that live in those surrounding areas. talk to us about what happened with the latest flare-up. >> reporter: good morning, marcus. a flare-up is when they have to burn off into the open sky, and not clear what, if anything, might have been released during that. the refinery posted this to its website, and i am quoting here, all appropriate agencies have been notified and we apologize for any inconvenience to our neighbors, and flares are part of the integrated safety system designed to safely manage combustible gases by burning them off efficiently and effectively. coincidently, two flare ups happened after two people filed lawsuits against the martinez -- >> there's a lot more information about what exactly is happening, and what kind of chemicals are being released and all that kind of thing. right now we essentially left in the dark and at the mercy of the refinery company as to when it will release information. >> reporter:

another flaring incident at the martinez refining refining company. this one began shortly after 4.30, this afternoon. the refining company says this was due to an operational issue and that it did notify it did notify all relevant agencies flaring is expected to continue intermittently as employees address the issue. all this comes as the martinez refining company is facing a class action lawsuit filed by 2 residents accusing it repeatedly releasing toxic chemicals into the community without proper warning. the lawsuit demands refinery implement medical and environmental monitoring systems to provide residents access to health care services if they feel affected by the release is of toxic dust. the attorney who filed a lawsuit sent us a statement responding to today's flaring incident and reads, quote, we filed our lawsuit to stop repeated releases of unnecessary pollution from this refinery hearing that the refinery's flare in just a day after we filed is extremely concerning and highlights the need for immediate legal action. give you a live look n

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those who live in martinez. >> our haunted by the memory of what happened last year. i had no idea when they were leaving our house that they were being showered with toxic, heavy metals last thanksgiving around 09:30pm. the refinery estimates 20 to 24 tons of spent catalyst was released into the community. residents found their yards and vehicles covered in metallic dust. initial testing of the substance shows elevated levels of metals like aluminum nickel and zinc, which can cause respiratory problems. >> the refinery failed to alert the county health department and the community warning system. we are still living in fear of another major chemical release. nothing has changed. we do not know why that unit malfunction. heidi taylor's a member of healthy martine. a community group dedicated to refinery accountability. >> they're demanding immediate action to address environmental concerns. we want them to installing wet rubber. we want an independent air monitoring system. the contra costa county da's office announced they're teaming up with the bay area air quality

those who live in martinez. >> our haunted by the memory of what happened last year. i had no idea when they were leaving our house that they were being showered with toxic, heavy metals last thanksgiving around 09:30pm. the refinery estimates 20 to 24 tons of spent catalyst. >> was released into the community. residents found their yards and vehicles covered in metallic dust. initial testing of the substance shows elevated levels of metals like aluminum nickel and zinc, which can cause respiratory problems. >> the refinery failed to alert the county health department and the community warning system. we are still living in fear of another major chemical release. nothing has changed. we do not know why that unit malfunction. heidi taylor's a member of healthy martine. a community group dedicated to refinery accountability. >> they're demanding immediate action to address environmental concerns. we want them to installing wet rubber. we want independent air monitoring system. the contra costa county da's office announced they're teaming up with the bay area air quality

>> all this comes as the martinez refining company is being sued. a class action lawsuit was just filed by 2 residents who accused the company of repeatedly releasing toxic chemicals without proper warning. the lawsuit demands the refinery implement medical and environmental monitoring systems to provide residents access to health care services if they feel affected by the release of toxic dust. the attorney who filed the suit sent a statement responding to yesterday's flaring incident and it reads, quote, we filed a lawsuit to stop repeated releases of unnecessary pollution from this refinery hearing that the refineries flaring just a day after we filed is extremely concerning and highlights the need for immediate legal action. meantime, a son is speaking out about his father's injuries from a refinery fire at the martinez refinery and areas in the hospital. the father's name is jerome and john stephenson is the sunny says his dad has been working at the martinez, renewable fuels facility and that this accident happened on november. 19th. he suffer

those who live in martinez. >> our haunted by the memory of what happened last year. i had no idea when they were leaving our house that they were being showered with toxic, heavy metals last thanksgiving around 09:30pm. the refinery estimates 20 to 24 tons of spent catalyst was released into the community. >> residents found their yards and vehicles covered in metallic dust. initial testing of the substance shows elevated levels of metals like aluminum nickel and zinc. >> which can cause respiratory problems. the refinery failed to alert the county health department and the community warning system. we are still living in fear of another major chemical released. nothing has changed. we do not know why that unit malfunction. heidi taylor's a member of healthy martine. a community group dedicated to refinery accountability. >> they're demanding immediate action to address environmental concerns. we want them to installing wet gas rubber. we want independent air monitoring system. the contra costa county da's office announced they're teaming up with the bay area air qua

those who live in martinez. >> our haunted by the memory of what happened last year.ad no idea when they were leaving our house that they were being showered with toxic, heavy metals last thanksgiving around 09:30pm. the refinery estimates 20 to 24 tons of spent catalyst was released into the community. residents found their yards and vehicles covered in metallic dust. initial testing of the substance shows elevated levels of metals like aluminum nickel and zinc, but can cause respiratory problems. the refinery failed to alert the county health department and the community warning system. we are still living in fear of another major chemical release. nothing has changed. we do not know why that unit malfunction. heidi taylor's a member of healthy martine. a community group dedicated to refinery accountability. >> they're demanding immediate action to address environmental concerns. we want them to installing wet rubber. we want an independent air monitoring system. the contra costa county da's office announced they're teaming up with the bay area air quality managemen

now they fear the environment in martinez will get more toxic. ryan curry, abc7 news. >> additional layoffs are expected after general motors says it will cut spending on self-driving car company cruise. the company has faced turmoil ever since a self-driving car dragged a pedestrian who had been hit by another car in san francisco. the dmv pulled the company's operating permit after that october incident. earlier this month, cruise's ceo and his co-founder resigned. cruise employs about 3800 people. the majority of them here in the bay area. >> pothole repair work will close lanes of interstate 880 in santa clara and alameda counties . and that's going to be happening for the next two weeks. caltrans says drivers can expect overnight northbound lane closures starting tonight through december 15th. lanes of 880 will be shut down between alvarado boulevard and fremont to dixon landing road in milpitas. those closures will start around 830 and last through 5 a.m. each day. >> san jose based aviation startup archer aviation has signed an historic pu

those who live in martinez. >> our haunted by the memory of what happened last year. had no idea when they were leaving our house that they were being showered with toxic, heavy metals last thanksgiving around 09:30pm. the refinery estimates 20 to 24 tons of spent catalyst. >> was released into the community. residents found their yards and vehicles covered in metallic dust. initial testing of the substance shows elevated levels of metals like aluminum nickel and zinc, which can cause respiratory problems. >> the refinery failed to alert the county health department and the community warning system. we are still living in fear of another major chemical release. nothing has changed. we do not know why that unit malfunction. heidi taylor's a member of healthy martine. a community group dedicated to refinery accountability. >> they're demanding immediate action to address environmental concerns. we want them to installing wet rubber. we want independent air monitoring system. the contra costa county da's office announced they're teaming up with the bay area air quality m

pero antes tenemos más información de última hora desde martínez están viendo imágenes en vivo porques de manera eficiente y efectiva. seguimos dándole, pues ahora sí que seguimiento a esta noticia de última hora que nos llega desde martínez, donde en la última semana no ha sido la primera vez que reportamos sobre este tipo de incidentes y eso está llevando además a cuestiones litigios legales que puede usted encontrar todo ese seguimiento en telemundo 48 punto com estamos en tanto a la espera del balance de esto que está ocurriendo en vivo en martínez. muchas oficinas del departamento de vehículos motorizados de california del dmv se reportan largas filas para recibir algún servicio en específico. por esta razón que un emprendedor hispano tuvo la idea de ofrecer ciertos servicios para que los conductores que necesiten realizar algunos trámites sobre sus vehículos, pues puedan ahorrarse más tiempo. flavio lacayo nos explica ir al departamento de vehículos motorizados para muchos significa perder el tiempo en largas filas por esta y por muchas otras razones, surgió un negocio para ayud

good news, of course, from here in martinez. reporting live, i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu fox two news. all right bailey thank you. >> time is 704 and this incident comes as the martinez refining company is being sued for being a major reason, accused of being a major reason for the release of toxic chemicals around the homes of 40,000 people who live nearby. why the lawsuit says toxic releases occurred last year on thanksgiving and also this past july. >> pay for a medical monitoring regime where all the affected people who had these releases spew into where they live, the ability to go see a doctor paid for on the refinery's dime to make sure that their health is unaffected and that if anything does happen to them, that's a result of this release that the refinery will pay for any treatment they need. now the refining company told ktvu it does not comment on ongoing litigation today, governor newsom will debate florida governor ron desantis. >> it's the culmination of clashes between these two governors that have been going for

lauren martinez, abc seven news. excellent >> our final abc seven building a better bay area breakthrough is a really big one. a large donation brings oakland community leaders one step closer to a collective initiative. an anonymous person donated $10 million to rise east. the money will go toward improving a 40 by 40 block area in east oakland in the hope of keeping and bringing back african american families, many who of whom have been displaced. improvements include black led nonprofits, a black cultural zone and a youth development center. organizers need to raise $50 million by the end of the year to start this project. the 40 blocks make up oakland's largest concentration of black residents. all right. well, halloween is over, but we all want to know what to do with all those leftover pumpkins. vineyard manager shares ways to reuse your pumpkins as we enter the holiday season. john thull from minnesota suggests taking your pumpkins to a local farm. well, he says he takes his leftover crop to the local zoo, whi

martinez also worked as a paramedic and served in the u.s. army, doing tours in iraq and afghanistan. martinez leaves behind a wife, two children and his father. >>> developing in los angeles, a portion of one of the busiest freeways in california is shut down after a fire heavily damaged an overpass near downtown los angeles. the fire happened just after midnight on saturday. authorities say there will be significant impacts to commuters until the freeway is repaired. drivers there are urged to avoid the area until further notice. >> last evening, secretary buttigieg called and wanted me to assure the people of los angeles that the white house stands with us as we work to rebuild, and think have committed to ensure us that there will be no obstacle that stands in our way. >> governor newsom declared a state of emergency in l.a. county because of this blaze. the freeway will remain closed until cal trans deems the highway safe. thankfully there were no injuries associated with the fire. >>> coming up, the oldest female marine shares her story

last night it was martinez is turned to celebrate holiday festivities. betty yu was there. >> reporter: downtown martinez is officially ready for the holiday season. east bay resident cecilia spent the day in town celebrating a birthday and stayed for the festivities. >> this is so fun. it is great to see so many families and children and people coming together to enjoy the holiday spirit. >> reporter: of the grinch was a big hit . and so was the snow. many small businesses were still open on this small business saturday. >> we got some ornaments for the house. which i thought was a great experience to have small business saturday. and the christmas lighting. you can bring people and have them stay and enjoy the time. >> reporter: her son put on his newly purchased hat right away. what you want for christmas? >> baby shark. and a bike. >> reporter: this martinez resident said she took advantage of the small business specials. >> they were having a great gathering and a lot of the shops down the street were having a little wine and gifts and it was fun. >

cbs' astrid martinez has more. >> reporter: comcast and sony some of the latest to say they're leaving x. they're joining a growing list of advertisers pulling money from the platform formerly known as twitter. apple, warner brothers, cbs' parent company paramount fleeing after owner elon musk endorsed anti-semitic conspiracy theories online. wednesday musk liked a post on x that claimed jewish communities have a dialectical hatred against whites. "you have said the actual truth," musk responded. now promising a "thermonuclear lawsuit" against watchdog media matters for reporting x has been placing ads next to pro-nazi content. other social networks like facebook and tiktok also struggle with monitoring false and hateful content. however, maurice, musk has drawn personal condemnation for posting his controversial views to his more than 163 million followers. >> astrid martinez, thank you. there's a lot more news ahead on there's a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." when your gut is out of balance, your body gives you signs. so if you're frustrated with occasional bloating

lauren martinez, abc seven news.lent >> our final abc seven building a better bay area breakthrough is a really big one. a large donation brings oakland community leaders one step closer to a collective initiative. an anonymous person donated $10 million to rise east. the money will go toward improving a 40 by 40 block area in east oakland in the hope of keeping and bringing back african american families, many who of whom have been displaced. improvements include black led nonprofits, a black cultural zone and a youth development center. organizers need to raise $50 million by the end of the year to start this project. the 40 blocks make up oakland's largest concentration of black residents. all right. well, halloween is over, but we all want to know what to do with all those leftover pumpkins. vineyard manager shares ways to reuse your pumpkins as we enter the holiday season. john thull from minnesota suggests taking your pumpkins to a local farm. well, he says he takes his leftover crop to the local zoo, which isn

she is 36 year old caroline lena martinez. she worked as a waitress at the bar.ter says there was a fight early tuesday morning and several people got kicked out. one of them returned with a gun. >> uno de ellos volvio armado. >> one of them came back armed and shot. he killed the other guy. he shot my sister in the chest. my sister left the bar alive, but died on the way to the hospital. >> carolina leaves behind two daughters, two other people were injured in the shooting and are expected to survive. the suspect is a watsonville man. he walked into the police station last night and turned himself in. happening now, the thanksgiving getaway day is winding down, but we've been watching some problem spots. the stretch of 80 along through emeryville and berkeley is always one of the worst in the country when it comes to the holiday traffic. but as you see in this live look, it's moving along just fine. now, over along 680, going through walnut creek at the 24 interchange, all smooth from our live camera there. and finally going through highway 101 in san jose, mayb