providers," including irvine auto towing.mpany with this kind of history, where they're operating without a license, without insurance, should they be shut down? male: yes, they should. vicky: after we started asking questions, chp inspected the tow company's offices in oakland and anaheim, and cited irvine for towing cars on a suspended permit. they also issued two unsatisfactory ratings for other safety issues. but records show irvine got its permit back within days by purchasing insurance, which means the company is still towing. jose: i want these guys off the street, you know? companies like that, they have no business being out on the street. vicky: jose preciado says nothing can fill the hole left by lilianna's death, but with law enfotionay be theonly way tw company off the road. jose: i want justice. we already lost one life. we don't nobody else, you know, to lose no more lives. vicky: we reached out to the owners of irvine auto towing, andy and noelle yocko, but they did not return our calls for comment. meanwhile,

when a vehicle has been towed. there are tow fees and some of them we can and so we've had a few successes that just stopping from the tow and we're working on right now as we speak, we're trying to workout the registration so we can help get that vehicle home to another place that's not san francisco. we have noted this in the presentation that we know anybody with run a plate and find out that bus has 15 tickets. it has $2,000. it's really in peril of being towed. it's easier to undo it and help someone get the help they need rather than trying to get it out of the yard. >> thank you. is there another follow-up on that. this is so helpful to have you here to talk about it. i feel hopeful about this situation for the first time since we've started discussing it. thank you for that. i really appreciate that. did i see any other questions. >> just a quick one. if it's just the caltrance spaces for storage do we know how many that is? >> no, i'm not 100% sure. i know rel estate and public works are helping us investi

but they told news4, they had no record of towing her car.ed their cars stolen back in september. saturd, police called them to say they found their cars along with others that were reported stolen. they had been impoundedrerom the s they were parked. some as long as seven weeks ago. over the phone, the owner of collision towing refused to answer our questions but he told ther car o that did he report they had been impound in the september andt was the city who lost track of their cars. >> in the end, no one is taking responsibility for this. >> clearly, somebody messed up. my car has beenin mi considered stolen. >> reporter: an official with the department of consumer regulatory affairs have said they arehe starting own investigation into collision towing. all the drivers were happy to have their cars back even if they were damaged. news4. >>> an incoming weather system. >> but first, a slicef silicon value on the east coast. >> amazon planting roots on the ea coast and we've got all the angles covered. >>> ag crown gem for crystal city. >>

towing them is not the solution. i want to add that a lot of times the issue of homelessness like anything wrong on the streets people like to label with homelessness. if there is a problem with parking it is homeless people's park. i recently received a lounge letter with a -- long letter when they gave me 30 photos of people sleeping in the streets. we haven't to verify that. it was seven of the 30 or so vehicles were actually people sleeping on the streets. one rv was owned by a gentleman that didn't leave in san francisco. he is getting removed today. many were trucks stored there. i can't emphasize how important it is that we enforce laws around large vehicles on the street illegally in a way that is yois unfair to the people. we need to address both but it will be easier if that occur us. i think at the point where we work with people sleeping in the vehicles and they aren't willing to go to a safe parking place or help we are offering enforcement needs to be brought into play. we have heard the neighbors they

it had been towed seven weeks ago.ow to makewo matters e, the car had been b wken intohile it was sitting in the lot. the own told tiffany and other car owners he did report the cars had been impounded and it was the city that lost tra of their cars. >> i don't know who to believe. i think that there's -- somebody's at fault andst this s ot really the ending that i anticipated. >> now the owner of collision towing refused to answer our reporter's questions. the department of consumer and regulatory affairs has launched an sfleegs that towing company. >>> newhis morning, there are 15 new auction records for american painters. pened atnse bidding h the christie's auction in new york. this is paintings that you'll see of edward hopper's iconic chop suey. this was in the smithsonian. it sold for more than $91 million and set a new auction record for american t. >> in total the auction brought in mor than $317 million. >>>id christie'st only auction off paintingings, but the pink legacy diamond. >> wow. >> christie's auctio

forward, how he says a local towing company is putting the public safety at risk?vestigate. >>> the poor air quality in the high fire danger continues this weekend. i am breaking down for you all of the red flag warnings and the things you really need to look out for as you head out this weekend. details coming up. stay with us. >>> good morning, bay area. it is 7:43 and, unfortunately, we are waking up with a microclimate alert as the high fire danger continues. san francisco is 49 degrees. look at that live picture. that is not fog. that is a thick layer of smoke that we've been seeing, really, for not just today but through yesterday and unfortunately, we're expecting that to continue this weekend. we do have a dry air mass sitting over california and that's what's been dropping our overnight lows. there is a frost advisory for the north bay mountains. 27 degrees right now in santa rosa down through san jose waking up to about 42 degrees. as far as your daytime highs, our temperatures will climb into the upper 60s and the low to mid-70s through concord, 74 degre

we asked the state labor commission to explain why it hasn't gone after the tow company. agency declined to do an interview, but said it is actively working to investigate, and that hard work is being done to collect these unpaid wages. >> and these cats are still operating the same way. >> reporter: hudson is now back in school and looking to start a new career. but he says he still wanted to speak out to put a spotlight on a safety issue affecting workers and the public. >> makes me feel like the state knew about it, knows about it, and doesn't do anything about it. >> in addition to the labor commissioner, the chp, sfpd and cal osha tell us they all have ongoing investigations looking into this company. but as you can see, none of that has slowed it down. we will stay on this story. >> well, that whistleblower reached out to us. if you want to connect with our investigative unit, call 888-996-tips or visit our website, nbcbayarea.com/investigation. >>> much more coming up here for you at midday. kari has a look at the forecast, and we've seen still those cloudy skies t

vicky nguyen. >> told me he can't understand why regulators allow irvine auto towing to stay in businesshistory of cheating workers out of wages and ignoring safety issues. as of april 20th, permit was suspended. for that number. were you aware of that? >> i know nothing about that. >> things that happened while i was there, just knew everything wasn't legit. >> reached out after seeing our reports revealinas still in bus even after suspended permit to tow cars. this car became unhitched, rolling and killing woman as she repaired a water main in san francisco. >> just cost somebody their life. >> started working in late august jump starting cars. saw red flags from the start. >> watched vehicle after vehicle be serviced in the yard by handymen who just looking up stuff on youtube and piecing things together. >> after three weeks on the job he said he quit when company refused to pay him for all his hour. >> never filled out a w-2, first weeks there, worked four days without pay. >> company has a history of not paying its workers. last year the state issued a $4.8 million fine for cheatin

it had been towed there in september. matters worse,he car had been broken into while sitting there. >> i don't know to to believe. i thinkhat there's -- somebody's at fault and this was just not really the ending that i anticipated. >> reporter: the owner of collision towing refused to answer our reporter's questions. the department of consumer andr latory affairs has launched an investigation into the towing company. >>> new this rning, there are 15 new auction records for american painters. the intense bidding happened last night at the christie's auction in new york. this painting he , thisone, is edward hopper's iconic chop ey. i believe there was a national exhibit at the national gallery. this went for $91 million and set a newuction record. >> in total that auction brought in more than 17 million. christie's didn't only auction off paintings, take look at this. that is the pink legacy diamond. we told but this last week. they sold it last night for $50 million. >> wow. >> christie's says the renowned jeweler harry

what areas, if it's the tow-away. just to look at it more inclusively. great. i think everybody can look what we are talking about. >> what you see here is market to howard street at the top frame. on the far left is market street and you are looking south. so this span of the corridor is where we are proposing the southbound lane removal and starting from market street, in the yellow zone you will see, i'm sorry it's similar yellows but the dotted line is showing where the sidewalks will be expanded to and it will be around five feet along with an additional four feet at the bulb outs. so the bulb outs will be the intersections you see at stevenson, jesse, mission, minna and natoma. the traffic signals are at stevenson and natoma street. minna had that signal added. mission has a signal, market and jesse's signal will be turned on pretty soon. >> commissioner g. borden: but stevenson won't have one? >> it will be one added. so stevenson and natoma will have the added traffic signal. as you can see when we are widening the sidewalks a lot of the parking will be

good news is tow trucks are on the scene. we have at least one lane blocked adding a ten-minute delay coming from about highway 24. we're keeping an eye on that. i'm hoping they'll get a few more lanes cleared. we have a full closure of san pablo avenue between road 20 and el portal. that's the end of a police pursuit that resulted in a crash. we're working on more information but we have a crew on the way to the scene and already heavy around the tracy area. roadwork slowing you down on eastbound 580 as well. >>> new developments involving the alleged gene-editing of actual babies. the fallout has now reached the u.s. >>> there's a new campaign about cannabis targeting middle and high school students and the city of san francisco is behind the efforts. >>> we take you outside as you start your day this morning. oh, actually, first we'll meet a 10-year-old boy and his mother who are being called heroes in the north bay. how they saved lives while their family business went up in flames. >>> we have rain on the way in our fore

being towed and the fee policy and to understand it better. i have been learning and the staff has learning as they go. the program that helps reduce fees we are using right now to look at what else we can do around this issue. ewe are meeting with the supervisors who have been interested in this issue and are looking at coming up with solutions. what are our goals? most important goal is we want to make sure people needing help receive meaningful assistance and will not lose their property in the process. we don't want to take away somebody's vehicle which is the most vicious thing they hope and is their home or lose the things in the vehicle that is our number one goal we need to develop with the police

truck or another tow truck heading to the scene, there you zoo he it. there was a crash, but now, the traffic started to improve. i assume they did get it out of the way, it looks like they did, now, there's another truck on the way out there. maybe there's a stalled vehicle on the bridge somewhere, if you are driving across the san mateo bridge, give yourself extra time there. this is a look at the bay bridge. it looks good even though it's slow. southbound commute 85 is getting slow and so is 101, you 280 heading to cupertino, 6:34, lets go to steve with today's weather. >> thank you, sal. we're a week into this. haze and smoke was trapped by the higher clouds and it will be a little warmer. the breeze is not as pronounced, it's east northeast, you can go pack to last thursday, it's a tough go on the air quality. the air quality advisory continues although it's not as bad today. at least the forecast isn't as it was yesterday, south bay has been better than many. all of these observations are e more of a westerly breeze as we head towards the weekend.

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they stopped and towed away several cars. chp has made two arrest but we have not heard from san jose police. we don't know if anyone was arrested by san jose police. we are waiting word back. in san jose, leigh martinez, fox2news. >>> police are investigating a shooting at a community center in south san jose. several teenagers were at the seven tree center near the basketball and tennis courts at 10:00 last night. they said a man approached them and fired several shots. three teenagers are hurt. they were taken to the hospital but they will survive. investigators say they do not have a motive for the shooting and there are no obvious signs that it was gang related. police do not have a discussion of the gunman. >> 5:06. an investigation into a suspicious fire. firefighters rushed to a fire in sausalito where they said this building and a rifle range were damage. this is part of the rodeo valley stables within the golden gate national recreation area. they say the lack of water hampered the firefighting. >> in a few hours 15

towing something. >> i'm going b, i know what is happening >> boom. cold one. needed a way to open it. >> some of us have been doing the show longer than others. >> video number two, a couple of cow girls and cow boys enjoying. a, gate malfunction. b, a little rider creates cuteness overload. c, a bucking bull spreads a message. >> i think c, i think it is a gender reveal. >> i'm going with b again, the rider is going to be a kid. >> i'm going with a. >> pulls the gate and we have officially seen it all in the gender reveal world. >> number three, wildcard round. lady just finished up shopping. exiting the store about to cross a busy streechlt what happens next. >> you reckon that man is going to hit her. >> i think it is a card trick shot. >> i think dude is going to flip over his flip flops. >> i think somebody will jump into the shopping cart. >> watch the woman closely. boom. >> that was like one, two, three. she goes over to the curb and slowly hits one and over and over. >> the man said he happened to be filming. he saw it, made sure she was oka

five other cars from the street that day but they told news 4 they had noecordf towing her car.ffany montgomery reported their cars stolen in september. saturday, polic t calledm say they found their cars along with others that had been reported stolen -- they had been impounded from the streets where theyedpa some as long as seven weeks ago. over the phone, the owner of collion towing refused to answer our question but he told the car owners he did report the cars empounded in ser and it was the city who lost track of their cars. >> in the end, none istill taking responsibility for this. up, early somebody messed my car has been missing, considered stolen. >> reporter: an official with the department of consumer a regulatory affairs tells us the have launched their own investigation into collision toeing. >> i would say the city has a problem. >> all of the drivers were happy to have their back even if they were damaged. >>man, i would be furious. furiouou fu >> 7:42. 35 degrees. looks like clouds are clearing. we're in for a cool day and perhaps a warmup on the way? epi. >> ho

. >> and it now looks like the car is being towed out of here. it could mean this road is opening up ain soon. we have not heard any official word. jimmy lee is in charge of communications. we have reached out to him. he did put out a tweet he would be releasing information later this morning. we haven't heard anything. we'll give you details about why it happened, when it will be opening. it looks like it could be happening soon as you watch the car being towed out of here. abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> three american soldiers are dead. three others are hurt after a roadside bombing in afghanistan. the military says an ied detonated an american contractor was also injured in the blast. we don't know the names of the victims yet. the taliban claiming responsibility for the attack. >>> happening today the final senate race of the year will come to a they have it could flip the state seat. voting is underway. >> voting is now underway here in mississippi. the polls are open in a closely watched senate special election. it should have been an easy p

(ella)since friday 6 boats have already been towed by sausalito police. it's part of a crackdown to uphold a 72 hour rule and right now they're in phase three of the project targeting unoccupied vessles left floating in the water. on monday sautalito police posted notices warning the owners of 61 vessles they may be towed in violation of the rule.that because a boat cannot be anchored in city water for more than 72 hours according to a sausalito ordinance.police say the illegally anchored boats are neglected and in danger of falling apart and causing environmental problems.plus boat owners parked at a nearby harbor say they've noticed waste isn't being safely disposed of.the number of squatters out on the water has doubled over the last year amid a housing crisis in the san francisco bay area.since then locals say crime has gone up with the added ilegally anchored boats.they add that regulation has been a tough years-long battlesot: dock worker// "its going to be tough i mean they can they can pull anchor and then just move 100 yards down the chute and an

we have the tow truck on scene. she shou should be on the shoulder. 880 at 23 we have that fender-bender which has cloered from the chp. there's slowing as you approach 23rd. we saw the backup at the coliseum as you're heading up towards high street. typically when things back up that badly, it's because they're moving crews and removing the cones. we see some speed sensors moving north of 23rd. i think they may be in the process of clearing that closure overnight at 23rd. that's typical for a friday. there's contra costa county, new report, something close to the toll plaza. we'll double check that. the live camera shows you the cash lanes are backed up because we don't have the cash takers for this side of the bridge. we have that haze in had the air we've continued to see with the smoke. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> 4:50. the private funeral for napa's elana housley is today. >> she was the youngest of the 12 victims killed last week during the bar shooting in thousand oaks. a celebration of life will take p

i thought, if i get into an accident, that tow truck is going to pick me up. lo and behold, the tow truck driver was there. >> we can't emphasize enough, slow down when driving back from thanksgiving dinner. >> a messy day of flight delays and cancellations. taking off in time from other cities because they wouldn't be able to land. there's about a three-hour delay. >> some of us are headed to tahoe. this is the slow road trip near donor summit. a little clear there. you can see all the snow falling and chains are mandate story. terry mcsweeney was on his way but caught up in the traffic in blue canyon. we should be intervieweding you. how bad was it? >> reporter: we left emoriville at 7:30 and just got here. it's not supposed to take that long. we've heard about people driving in rain and how about the people driving in snow. that's about five miles east of me on 80. crashes are a problem.r,here ar came out earlier, made it see il thanksgiving week for some travellers. all depends on your attitude. i'm seeing that it is a beautiful winter wonderland and they

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they do have two big rig tow trucks on the scene.ing to have it fully back open by 7:30 this morning. right now we have the far lef op in the meantime, show you a couple other slow spots sfpltd westbound 80, san pablo road, reports of several emergency vehicles off on the shoulder. sounds like that is a heavy police response. a lot of folks are slowing down to take a look at that. no lanes blocked, though. a crash west bound 880, tennessee before 780. that is definitely heavy as well. a quick check of aissues. typical as you approach the maze. >>> thanks, alexis. say good-bye to cash tolls at all bay area bridges. a timeline for a major change coming to your commute. >>> a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. we're in the green, up 150 points. we have another update on the markets up next. land oblue a. i can't feel my legs. ...no way are we giving up on burgers. that's why i created the all-american ribeye burger, made with 100% ribeye beef, ribeye burgers are back, america. meri made with 100% ribeye beef fres

you can see coming up shortly that the tow truck has arrived.as been a big issue all morning. the opposite side of the truck, several packages are sprawled out all over the ground and burned. there were firefighters out here trying to see if anything could be savaged. ts int it does not like they were able to do that. you can see here now they are trying to position theowruck ofhere.hey can this out and also i did learn that the driver of the semi walked away with a broken arm. he was taken to the hospital and was able to give police a statement on what took place this morning. so this is clearly still an ongoing investigation as to who the driver of this black vehicle here is. we have not been given an update on who they are looking for. as soon as we get additional information on that, we will be sure to alert the newsroom. jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >> thank you. developing news this morning, the death toll is climbing amid the grim search for victims of the camp fire in butte county. found in paradise yesterday. that brings the death toll t

. >> i was getting a car towed and the tow truck was blocking the street.made it a point to get out and cuss out the tow truck driver and let him know about how he felt about him blocking the intersection. >> reporter: we could hear a dog barking, but no one answered the door at his home. >> we used the abc 7 news app to break the news of the arrest this morning. >> download the app and customize it to the topics and places where you are interested so you know exactly what is happening where you live. >>> lines and backups this holiday travel season. >> next see whether it is easier to get away by air or by car. >>> sears is shrinking. what you need to know before shop >>> happening now, aa's tipsy toe service opens up to get you a safe ride home through 6:00 a.m. tomorrow anyone can call 1-8 1-800-5 1-800-aaa help. >>> let's take a look at traffic on the roads. this is the sky way in san francisco near the bay bridge. a live view of i-80. in the south bay, those are drivers along 101 in san jose. this is one of the busiest travel days of the year. you are

many burned out cars are getting towed away and homes that are now just lots are getting checked for dangers like gas leaks. for many of these hard hit areas it's going to take months, if not years, for them to fully rebuild. kristen thames returned to calabasas to find she did have something to come home to. thankfully those winds are dying down and we're told to expect more moisture in the air today. firefighters say they have the upper hand on this fire here in southern california. well now the focus turns on to how to rebuild. in many cases rebuilding a new home, getting new cars and sometimes even rebuilding an entirely new neighborhood. lynda, kendis. >> our thanks to maggie rulli in the fire zone. >>> four of the military's most elite warriors are now charged with the murder of a green beret. army staff sergeant logan melgar died last year during a deployment in the african country of mali. navy prosecutors claim two members of the navy's s.e.a.l. team 6, well-known in s.e.a.l. team 6, and two marines killed melgar after restraining him with duct tape and choking him. the s.e.

that ferry was towed out of here before noon today. this passenger gate was out of commission all dale while inspections and temporarily repairs were under way. that's what you see here with the red gate and the chain link fence there. but exactly why this crash happened, well that's still it under investigation. at gate b today, maintenance crews replaced the mangled railing with a temporary fence. structural engineers inspected the pier. as visitors took pictures of the damaged golden gate ferry. >> it's a pretty big hole on the side of the boat. >> reporter: sue and jeff garfield were across the street yesterday. >> there was a whole line of fire trucks. we thought that's strange. >> reporter: panic by the ferry building as people watched the ferry crews and the crowd on the promenade. he was on board. >> there was no indication by the captain we were in trouble. we kind of bounced off the first part of the dock and kept going. >> oh. >> reporter: 53 people were on board when it slammed into the concrete. two treated for minor injur

. >> i was getting a car towed. and the tow truck was blocking the street. and he wasn't too happy. he made it a point to get out and cuss out the driver. and let him know how he felt. >> we could a hear a dog barking but nobody answered the door at the home. in hayward. >>> executive accused of killing his boss made a brief court appearance today. the arraignment of 28 year-old cook kim was delayed until next week. prosecutors say kim used a taser and strangled his boss. 52 year-old bart. a week ago. court documents allege kim may have been embezzling money from the company. the details are still unfolding. >> we believe that what happened is much more complicated. than what the media has kind of in terms of the description of what's happened. >> kim's linked in profile shows he was the chief operating officers. for a company making accessories for wheelchairs. >> developing news now on the camp wild fire. more progress today. cal fire reports containment is 80%. the lines are successfully holding the flames. the fire charred 150,000 acres. that's nearly 240 square miles. 81 people

they may have cleared the lane blocked as the tow truck arrived. we see this continue to adjust. yellow and now red and orange again, so as they move equipment around and clear the area south 880 at 23rd, that road crew should be cleared in the next few minutes but you will find some slowing at the very worst, you're off and back on the freeway. no problems at the toll plaza. guys, back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> from north to south, devastation and destruction, as three massive wildfires tear across our state. in butte county, the camp fire now the deadliest in state history. the death toll there now stands at 42. this morning, dozens of other people still unaccounted for. search and recovy

(ella)since friday 6 boats have already been towed by sausalito police. it's part of a crackdown to uphold a 72 hour rule and right now they're in phase three of the project targeting unoccupied vessles left floating in the water. a boat cannot be anchored in city water for more than 72 hours according to a sausalito ordinance.on monday police posted notices warning the owners of 61 vessles in violation of the rulepolice say the illegally anchored boats are neglected and in danger of falling apart and causing environmental problems. plus boat owners parked at a nearby harbor say they've noticed waste isn't being safely disposed of.the number of squatters out on the water has doubled over the last year amid a housing crisis in the san francisco bay area.since then locals say crime has gone up with the added ilegally anchored boats.sot: dock worker// "theres some break ins crazy traffic a lot of break ins tools come up missing generators all that stuff."on friday 6 boats were towed from richardson bay and there may be more to come. if boat owners want to li

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then, the tow company responsible for the death of a san francisco city worker never should have been on the road that day. jose preciado: i want this guy off the street, you know? companies like that, they have no business being out in the street. announcer: tonight, you'll hear from the family now taking action to keep that company from towing another car. but first, we'll go inside an underground market that lets people rent rideshare accounts and drive without being vetted. some may not even have a driver's license, which puts you at risk if you get in their car. here's investigative reporter liz wagner. liz wagner: good evening, and thanks for joining us.

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