interstate 280 comes to a halt as officer montiel from the redwood city area office of the californiahway patrol removes the hood of a car from the freeway nats: ambiance the driver literally just crashed, so we were the first on the scene, at first i thought all the debris was from the crash. but apparently other drivers have crashed here in the pasti was just driving along then all of a sudden i musta just hydroplaned, next thing you know i was just spinning aroundyou know how fast you were going 45 50 i think i just got into 4th gear i wasn't even hauling ass ok now here is the scary part we are sitting in the freeway in the rain while drivers are buzzing by at 70 plus miles per hour just a few feet away nats: ambiance after a traffic break officer montiel uses the chp cruiser to push the car off to the shoulder until a tow truck arrives nats: ambiance finally, a tow truck arrives and we move on to the next problem or should i say mystery what's wrong there has been another solo spinout . one of dozens except time, something is missing or should i say someone the driver the only pe

interstate 280 comes to a halt as officer montiel from the redwood city area office of the california highway patrol removes the hood of a car from the freeway nats: ambiance the driver literally just crashed, so we were the first on the scene, at first i thought all the debris was from the crash. but apparently other drivers have crashed here in the pasti was just driving along then all of a sudden i musta just hydroplaned, next thing you know i was just spinning aroundyou know how fast you were going 45 50 i think i just got into 4th gear i wasn't even hauling ass ok now here is the scary part we are sitting in the freeway in the rain while drivers are buzzing by at 70 plus miles per hour just a few feet away nats: ambiance after a traffic break officer montiel uses the chp cruiser to push the car off to the shoulder until a tow truck arrives nats: ambiance finally, a tow truck arrives and we move on to the next problem or should i say mystery what's wrong there has been another solo spinout . one of dozens except time, something is missing or should i say someone the driver the onl

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interstate 280 comes to a halt as officer montiel from the redwood city area office of the californiathe freeway nats: ambiance the driver literally just crashed, so we were the first on the scene, at first i thought all the debris was from the crash. but apparently other drivers have crashed here in the past i was just driving along then all of a sudden i musta just hydroplaned, next thing you know i was just spinning aroundyou know how fast you were going 45 50 i think i just got into 4th gear i wasn't even hauling ass ok now here is the scary part we are sitting in the freeway in the rain while drivers are buzzing by at 70 plus miles per hour just a few feet away nats: ambiance after a traffic break officer montiel uses the chp cruiser to push the car off to the shoulder until a tow truck arrives nats: ambiance finally, a tow truck arrives and we move on to the next problem or should i say mystery what's wrong there has been another solo spinout . one of dozens except time, something is missing or should i say someone the driver the only people there were two people in a white pick

interstate 280 comes to a halt as officer montiel from the redwood city area office of the california highway patrol removes the hood of a car from the freeway nats: ambiance the driver literally just crashed, so we were the first on the scene, at first i thought all the debris was from the crash. but apparently other drivers have crashed here in the pasti was just driving along then all of a sudden i musta just hydroplaned, next thing you know i was just spinning aroundyou know how fast you were going 45 50 i think i just got into 4th gear i wasn't even hauling ass ok now here is the scary part we are sitting in the freeway in the rain while drivers are buzzing by at 70 plus miles per hour just a few feet away nats: ambiance after a traffic break officer montiel uses the chp cruiser to push the car off to the shoulder until a tow truck arrives nats: ambiance finally, a tow truck arrives and we move on to the next problem or should i say mystery what's wrong there has been another solo spinout . one of dozens except time, something is missing or should i say someone the driver the onl

. >> reporter: art montiel with redwood city chp says he's hearing from drivers, too. >> sometimes they'll call 911 and say, i just hit a pothole and got a flat tire. >> reporter: they want to make a report about it. caltrans estimates pothole repair costs for january alone are 8$8.8 million. >> most of the potholes occur in very cold, rainy weather, but you can only make the permanent repairs when it's warm and dry. >> reporter: between the potholes, mud slides and other problems, crews have a long fix-it list. >> our problem is it's just normal maintenance. we have a backlog of about $5.8 billion. so we're trying to get caught up with that. the winter storms have just confounded that. >> reporter: and more rain is on the way. >> you have to be careful. >> reporter: caltrans says that you can try to file a claim online if you've had damage to your car that you believe was from a pothole. we ask how they determine the priority of pothole repairs. they say their maintenance regions and they look at things like traffic, how many potholes there are in the area and then how big they are to det

jamie montiel was home in the floodwaters came onto her street. she did take some cell phone videos before she was evacuated. she said her husband's car and her car were submerged in floodwater.>> my baby keep saying i want to go home. what can i say? i don't have a home. i still have my son.>> jamie hasn't been able to get to her job. a friend drives her husband to his construction job in oakland each day. there is mounting frustration at the evacuation center over whether the apartments and houses will still be livable after all of this is over. if they have to move, where they can go, that is affordable. the red cross says it is going to be having some caseworker stop by the evacuation center to give some advice and talk to people about what their options may be. they will be showing up in some of the neighborhoods for some of the folks that have able to get back home.>>> the time is 5:33 amwork crews are strengthening levees in the central valley to protect valuable farmland. the rain forced operators of dams to release more water downstream.

.>> his wife jamie montiel took this video of her street shortly before she was evacuated. video she took while being rescued in a raft of her flooded neighborhood are images she would like to put behind her. the couple says they hope to return to the same apartment. the red cross says they will have some caseworkers coming out to these evacuation centers to help people out. if they do have to move what their options may be, and if they still have to pay rent. that's the question a lot of them still have. if i'm not staying at the place do i still have to pay rent. there is going to be a local assistance and resource center opening up at the share account community center this weekend.>>> work crews are busy strengthening levies in the central valley to protect valuable farmland out there. rain has forced the operators of dams to release more water downstream. that could cause creeks and rivers to swell, and threaten the 1600 miles of levees across the central valley. the state conservation corps is working with engineers to put more rocks out there to prevent flooding. if

. >> queremos felicitar a la bellÍsima daniela montiel que estÁ de cumpleaÑos hoy en casita le deseamos (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> vÁmonos. >> eso. >> ¿quÉ tal? se siente el ambiente, porque es fin de semana. >> el cuerpo lo sabe. >> hoy viernes, 10 de febrero del 2017, y hecho dicho que es viernes, asÍ que gracias a dios que es viernes. >> y el cuerpo lo sabe. >> lo hicimos como descoordinados. >> a ver, chicos, hoy es viernes. >> gracias a dios que es viernes. >> gracias a dios que es ¿ no? >> un besito >> eso es para, ahÍ va muchachos. >> ¿ te pisaste tÚ solita?. >> le puse el tacÓn encima del dedo. >> ya no tengo dedo, saludos daniel y pasamos con las noticias (risas). >> me quedÉ sin dedo. >> quÉ tal, buenos dÍas, aqui las noticias para usted, el presidente trump retÓ a quienes demandaron su veto migratorio a verse en la corte, la respuesta en la otra parte no se hizo esperar.. >>, seÑor presidente nos hemos visto en la corte dos veces, y le ganamos dos de dos, asÍ le respondiÓ el fiscal general de washington, uno de los que desafÍo el polÉmico veto migratorio. a su pa

. >> my name is delia montiel. >> okay, the floor is yours. >> good morning, board members. i am with the san francisco district attorney office of victim services. thank you for having me here today. i am here to give you an overview of the services we provide at the victim services division. this funding allows us to serve victims of crime. in the year 2016, our division served over 8,000 victims. the 40 percent increase from 5 years ago. this funding has allowed our division to meet the growing needs of the community. we have been able to expand our services outside of our offices and placed our advocates in the community in order to proviet immediate assistance to our immigrant victims, our lgbtq victims, victims of hate crimes, human trafficking victims, campus sex assault victims, our homeless victims, and our most vulnerable the elderly. with this funding, we now have two courthouse dogs that assist our victims, one of whom cleared his calendar and made it today, red is here. although i think that he is napping. he is up. and these dogs are available to our clients in

. >> my name is delia montiel. >> okay, the floor is yours. >> good morning, board members. i am with the san francisco district attorney office of victim services. thank you for having me here today. i am here to give you an overview of the services we provide at the victim services division. this funding allows us to serve victims of crime. in the year 2016, our division served over 8,000 victims. the 40 percent increase from 5 years ago. this funding has allowed our division to meet the growing needs of the community. we have been able to expand our services outside of our offices and placed our advocates in the community in order to proviet immediate assistance to our immigrant victims, our lgbtq victims, victims of hate crimes, human trafficking victims, campus sex assault victims, our homeless victims, and our most vulnerable the elderly. with this funding, we now have two courthouse dogs that assist our victims, one of whom cleared his calendar and made it today, red is here. although i think that he is napping. he is up. and these dogs are available to our clients in

. >> my name is delia montiel. >> okay, the floor is yours. >> good morning, board members. i am with the san francisco district attorney office of victim services. thank you for having me here today. i am here to give you an overview of the services we provide at the victim services division. this funding allows us to serve victims of crime. in the year 2016, our division served over 8,000 victims. the 40 percent increase from 5 years ago. this funding has allowed our division to meet the growing needs of the community. we have been able to expand our services outside of our offices and placed our advocates in the community in order to proviet immediate assistance to our immigrant victims, our lgbtq victims, victims of hate crimes, human trafficking victims, campus sex assault victims, our homeless victims, and our most vulnerable the elderly. with this funding, we now have two courthouse dogs that assist our victims, one of whom cleared his calendar and made it today, red is here. although i think that he is napping. he is up. and these dogs are available to our clients in

. >> my name is delia montiel. >> okay, the floor is yours. >> good morning, board members. i am with the san francisco district attorney office of victim services. thank you for having me here today. i am here to give you an overview of the services we provide at the victim services division. this funding allows us to serve victims of crime. in the year 2016, our division served over 8,000 victims. the 40 percent increase from 5 years ago. this funding has allowed our division to meet the growing needs of the community. we have been able to expand our services outside of our offices and placed our advocates in the community in order to proviet immediate assistance to our immigrant victims, our lgbtq victims, victims of hate crimes, human trafficking victims, campus sex assault victims, our homeless victims, and our most vulnerable the elderly. with this funding, we now have two courthouse dogs that assist our victims, one of whom cleared his calendar and made it today, red is here. although i think that he is napping. he is up. and these dogs are available to our clients in

nos visita orlando montiel, para ayudarnos a tomar control de nuestras finanzas. es bÁsico, amigo. hecho bien en lo que has hecho mal. alan: ahora, ¿cuÁl serÍa la forma mÁs sencilla de nosotros mismos poder preparar nuestros impuestos? orlando: creo que ustedes me han oÍdo hablar anteriormente de hacer nuestros propios impuestos. turbotax tiene una aplicaciÓn muy pero muy sencilla. puedes hacer tus propios impuestos desde tu telÉfono, tableta o computadora. sencillito. te van a hacer preguntas muy fÁciles. ¿estÁs casado? ¿cuÁntos hijos tienes? alan: ¿pero estÁn en vivo? orlando: en vivo, con alguien bilingüe, en espaÑol o en inglÉs. alan: cualquier duda, ahÍ en vivo. orlando: eso es lo mÁs bonito. estÁn respondiendo las preguntas que tienes. y si tienes alguna duda, le das a un botoncito, y sale un representante experto en impuestos para responder cualquier pregunta que tengas. en espaÑol o en inglÉs, sencillito. alan: y precisamente, has estado de gira en partes del paÍs, mostrÁndole a nuestra comunidad lo fÁcil que es hacer nuestra propia declaraciÓn de impuestos. orlando: estuvi

. >> my name is delia montiel. >> okay, the floor is yours. >> good morning, board members. i am with the san francisco district attorney office of victim services. thank you for having me here today. i am here to give you an overview of the services we provide at the victim services division. this funding allows us to serve victims of crime. in the year 2016, our division served over 8,000 victims. the 40 percent increase from 5 years ago. this funding has allowed our division to meet the growing needs of the community. we have been able to expand our services outside of our offices and placed our advocates in the community in order to proviet immediate assistance to our immigrant victims, our lgbtq victims, victims of hate crimes, human trafficking victims, campus sex assault victims, our homeless victims, and our most vulnerable the elderly. with this funding, we now have two courthouse dogs that assist our victims, one of whom cleared his calendar and made it today, red is here. although i think that he is napping. he is up. and these dogs are available to our clients in

. >> my name is delia montiel. >> okay, the floor is yours. >> good morning, board members.with the san francisco district attorney office of victim services. thank you for having me here today. i am here to give you an overview of the services we provide at the victim services division. this funding allows us to serve victims of crime. in the year 2016, our division served over 8,000 victims. the 40 percent increase from 5 years ago. this funding has allowed our division to meet the growing needs of the community. we have been able to expand our services outside of our offices and placed our advocates in the community in order to proviet immediate assistance to our immigrant victims, our lgbtq victims, victims of hate crimes, human trafficking victims, campus sex assault victims, our homeless victims, and our most vulnerable the elderly. with this funding, we now have two courthouse dogs that assist our victims, one of whom cleared his calendar and made it today, red is here. although i think that he is napping. he is up. and these dogs are available to our clients in order