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our first look out is here at buena vista park, a favorite with couples and dog walkers. th have a significant force. a refreshing retreat from urban life. the romantic past that meander up and down the park under pines and eucalyptus. hang out in this environment and you might see butterflies it, fennel, and then the lines. -- dandelions. is ada accessible. public transit is plentiful. we have conquered the steps, we have watched the dogs, and we have enjoyed a beautiful view. this is a place to take someone special on a romantic stroll and enjoyed a beautiful look out. welcome to corona heights located in the heart of this district. it offers a view of the downtown skyline, the bay bridge, and the east bay. it is one of the best kept secrets in the city. it is hardly ever crowded. on any given day, you will run into a few locals. , bought a 37 bus to get there without any parking worries. for legged friends can run freely. there is also a patch of grass for the small box. >> it is a great place. it is a wonderful place to have these kinds of parks. that dog owners apprec

our first look out is here at buena vista park, a favorite with couples and dog lovers.ts neighbor and both have a significant forest, a refreshing retreat from urban life. the pass that meander we do under a canopy of 0, redwood, pine, and eucalyptus. chill out and this environment and you might see butterflies and dandelions. blue jays fly between the eucalyptus. it is ada accessible. public transit is plentiful. six, 24, or 71 bus. we have conquered the steps, we walked the dogs, and we have enjoyed a beautiful view the park has to offer. this is the place to take someone special and enjoyed a beautiful look out. " come to corona heights, located in the heart of this district. it offers a spectacular view of the downtown skyline, the bay bridge, and the east bay. the park is one of the best kept secrets. unlike twin peaks, it is hardly ever crowded. on any given day, you will run into a few locals. hop on a 37 bus to get there with that any parking worries. locals can bring their dogs to run with other dogs. there is also grass for small dogs. >> it is a great place.

place almost anyone can afford but the question is, how much longer will palo alto's buena vista mobile home park remain home to the more than 100 low- income families who live here? >> we want a place to stay. it's been stressful for more than 400 people around this area in buena vista. >> reporter: she has lived in the 1950s trailer for 18 years but she was informed by mail that the property owners are moving ahead with plans to evict the residents including 125 children. the plan is to move out the low income people and build a 180 unit upper income apartment building on the land. >> kids are very sad. they don't know where they're going. they're crying. they think no more home. no more school. no neighbors. no friends. >> too much problem for me and for my kids. >> reporter: the owner of the property declined to comment on his plans. >> we do not want these families and these children to end up homeless any of them. >> reporter: opponents may not be able to stop the plans but several community groups are, woulding to ensure the process follows city guidelines protecting residents' rights and

but the question is how much longer will thereby that vista mobile home park remain home to the more than 100 low-income families that live here? >> we want a place to live and play and it has been very stressful for 400 people around this area in the buena vista. >> reporter: she has lived in this trailer for 18 years, but informed by mail that the property owners are moving ahead with plans to evict the residence including 125 children. the plan is to move out the low- income folks and build a 180 unit upper income apartment for the land. >> kids are crying. there is no more home, no more school, no neighbors, no friends, nothing. i see many problems. mucho, too much problem for me and for my kids. >> reporter: the owner of the property declined to comment on his plans. >> we do not want these families and these children to end up homeless, any of them. >> reporter: opponents may not be able to stop the plans, but several community groups are working to ensure the process follows the city guidelines protecting residence and their rights, assisting those who would be forced to move.

vista point. that's the parking lot at the top there. the driver then took off. the impact knocked them from the roadway down the hill. one person, they have life threatening injuries, we're told. another in critical condition. firefighters and rescue workers are bringing up people now. police say that they have spotted a possible suspect vehicle and a driver. we have a reporter headed to the scene as we will have more on cbs5 coming up at 11:00. >>> the saga surrounding the san mateo 7-eleven is taking yet another twist. kit do has been following this story and brings us the latest intrigue in this convenience store conflict. >> reporter: this new 7-eleven in san mateo had only been open for 13 days when the city planning commission voted to shut it down. but the story of how it was allowed to open in the first place has now reached the highest levels of city government. >> quiet honestly i hope that there is no shenanigans going on because i don't want to live in a city doing that. >> reporter: it used to be an old italian deli six months ago. the zoning should

park that's been a fixture in the city since the 1920s. the landowners want to evict the tenants at the buena vista mobile home park and build high- end apartmentsmore than 100 low-income families live there including 125 children. >> it's been very, very stressful for 400 people around the area. >>> now several community groups are working to ensure the process follows city guidelines protecting resident rights and assisting those who would be forced to move. >> all right. now quarter at 6:00, time to check traffic. what's the latest? >> we are going to stick with palo alto right now and show you live pictures from the scene of where this flooding happened this morning from an accident where a vehicle took out a hydrant in palo alto on sand hill road between el camino real and arboretum. our photographer starting to get a handle on things there. they are mopping up the mess but the hydrant in the background. at one point everything was flooded. here's a picture from the palo alto police department. they tweeted out earlier. so flooding was a problem through there. they still have the road shut down. we do know that this was considered a dui acc

sky 7 hd abc 7 news aerial video shows emergency personnel stagingin the parking lot of monte vista high as bomb-sniffing dogs went through the campus classroom by classroom. no bombwasfound bg stopped short of calling the threat a prank or hoax. >> we to know that the crime has been committed. we are following up on a different leagues. our patrol deputies are working together at this point. >> neither the sheriff or school officials would confirm student claims the teacher had been threatened before. agents with the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms have joined the investigation. classes were also cancelled at lincoln elementary next door. the all-clear was given around 11 a.m. if it was a hoax, no one is laughing. >> where ever saw this message perhaps they are in fear for their safety, their life. it does impact all of us, law enforcement, school officials, teachers, students, teachers and the public in general. >> there will be extra security at the school tomorrow and the sheriff's department is providing 24/7 security for that teacher. when authorities to get to the bottom of

you see the same incredible vista the indians gazed upon when they first made yosemite their home. you can see the two working together at mirror lake. a parking lot allowed people to drive up to the lake, but today it is gone. it is slowing drying up because nature declares it to be so. it survives to bear out the seemingly there that to see yosemite is to love it. >> the ongoing debate about this and why it is filled with water and why some want it drained. and the battle to get ddt out of san francisco. $ >> tonight we are remembering rachel carson and john muir, whose effort was to stand up for yosemite. he failed and in 1923, a twin was transformed into a lake. and in 2000, bob mckensy brought us the story. >> reporter: for most of us, what we know about this is it supplies bay area cities with drinking water. but before this, there was a beautiful place that looked so much like yosemite it was called the counter part of yosemite. it was a public treasure like its sister valley. city officials felt san francisco was paying too much and when they announced the plan to turn this in a water supply, john muir was outraged. >> no denying san f

vista high school. we saw a security guard from the school district parked out here overnight watching the school. there will also be law enforcement presence on or near campus. yesterday morning the school was closed because of threatening graffiti was found. it said a bomb was planted at mota vista high school to kill a specific feature. the bomb unit and canines made a sweep of the school but nothing was found. authorities are not case closing -- are not disclosing how many threats were made. >> a crime still has been committed. we have been following up on a couple different leads right now. >> reporter: yesterday the male teacher that was threatened was protected by sheriffs deputies and extra security will be in place for that teacher today. students tell us he is well liked and popular. so far they have not uncovered any specific reason why that teacher was threatened. again monta vista high school and lincoln elementary the two schools that were closed will be back open today. reporting live janine de la vega. >>> police in fremont are looking for a man they say walked into an islamic cent

vista high school opens up in the next 45 minutes. we have seen staff members drive in here. there has been a security guard from the school district parked out here overnight watching the school. there has also been sheriffs deputies patrolling overnight at the school. that will continue all day long just as security precaution. yesterday morning monta vista high school and nearby lincoln elementary were closed because threatening graffiti was found. a bomb was planted at monta vista high school to kill a specific teacher. the bomb unit and canines made a sweep of monta vista but nothing was found. authorities are not disclosing how many threats were made but they still want to track down the person responsible. >> there is a crime that is a felony it's a very serious crime and that person when he or she is located will be dealt with with pretty severe consequences. >> reporter: yesterday the male teacher who was threatened was being protected by sheriffs deputies and we're told extra security measures will be in place for that teacher today. it's unknown if he will be back at school teaching today. students told us he's well liked and p

parking lot of that high school. all the streets leading to it monte vista i have been shut down.s, teachers, faculty are being turned away because no one can get near the campus. >> here you can see what we are talking about police are detouring and working their way around campus. that is the latest information. lincoln elementary included in the list them a real the class. at this point they are shut down indefinitely. mark. >> new this morning gogle maps return to the iphone. >> the world's most popular online maps system has returned with release of the bugoogle maps iphone ap. p >> it was three months ago that the apple released and iphone software update. that dumped google maps, and replaced it with apple maps. which is been planned--and as accurate. >> in fact, issues with apples that prompted ceo tim cook to apologize for the app and someone--some iphone users never installed the software google maps. you can now download the new rule that at on the iphone store. but did not expect the google maps app you had before. as been completely revamped it does have turn by turn

vista. >> everything as a starting to pick up an all-out of teachers and have made their way into the parking lot. everything is reopening this morning after a very scary day for them yesterday. this happened just before 7:00 yesterday. officers went to check out graffiti at nearby lynbrook high school and they found graffiti that spelled out a bomb threat for motna this the high school. that brought dogs on the campus and look for a bomb. they did not find anything. they also evacuated nearby lincoln elementary which is also reopen today. officers will be on campus just to make sure nothing goes wrong today the main focus is the to find you ever plan is a hoax. it is not funny, it is a serious offense. they could face felony charges. parents and students as you can see on your screen coming in for the morning. we will talk with them about how they feel knowing that the person behind a hoax is still out there today. >> fire investigators will return to fremont today to try to figure out what caused the three alarm structure fire. there's a video from the sky seven agencies. you can see the sm