tonght, reaction from city officials.whooshwith las vegas poised to lure the raiders away from the bay=ditch pitchwe are playing to win do not give up on us you're watching kron four news in prime time. (grant) now at 8. students at some bay area high schools are hearing about a confirmed case of meningitis that could have potentially spread at a recent swim meet.

tonght, reaction from city officials.whooshwith las vegas poised to lure the raiders away from the bay area ... oakland makes a last=ditch pitchwe are playing to win do not give up on us you're watching kron four news in prime time. (grant) now at 8. students at some bay area high schools are hearing about a confirmed case of meningitis that could have potentially spread at a recent swim meet. thank you for joining us i'm grant lodes in for steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore. tonight kron four's spencer blake is live at mirmonte (meer-uh-mont-ee) high school in orinda.spencer, how widespread is the concern over this? absolutely.the contra costa county health department confirms one case of meningitis in the county. based on some emails parents have told us about, it's a student on the miramonte high swim team.they recently competed in a meet at dougherty valley high school on the 18th.as such, health and school officials have been giving parents of athletes who were at that meet, a heads up. they were urged to take their kids to the doctor to get antibiotics for meningitis, just as a

(grant) our top story tonght at 6:30...it's the breaking story we've been tracking near downtown los...has locked herself in the cab of a big crane at a construction site. she's been in there for more than two hours now. in the last half hour...first responders have climbed the crane and are trying to safely get her out. this is 15 stories in the air...about 180 feet. police say the woman may be homeless in the area but they're not sure why she climbed the crane and locked herself inside. this is happening near l-a's historic olvera street. we'll keep tabs on this. i'm gl, k4n. here in oakland public records show a 10-year history of complaints of from residents of the apartment building on 2551 san pablo avenue. councilmember lynette gibson mcelhaney says the complaints were focused on improving living conditions not fire safetysotlynette gibson mcelhaney/oakland city council: "what were the tools and resources necessary to deal with paint, carpet improving lighting those kinds of things, old flooring? so we knew there were some habitability challenges and we were working"last frida

some homeowners in the east bay area on edge tonght... they say their homes are in danager of going over the edge...and falling into a creek... because of erosion. this is drone video of what it looks like in pleasaton. kron 4's will tran reports on the effort to stop this destructive trend. the creek in their backyard is like a hammer.. slamming against their cliff.unless something can be done very soon.. their homes might come toppling down.(ginger belshe-- it's every scary, not knowing what we will wake up to us. it keeps falling every single day. rain or no rain)belshe and some of her neighbors say heavy rains over the past five weeks have caused their backyards to crumble into the creek by as much as 40 feet. even when it's not raining... the cliff is very saturated... soft... and can't be trusted until major repairs are done. (ginger belshe- our life as we know it is hell. i have never. i have no words)ted smith lives next door.somehow his home is ok... for now... but that doesn't mean he's not worried.smith says they've known about