captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org t wgbh access that'ssing people to slip. a bay area man, says he broke his these curbside bumps. and >>> kpix5 news begins with the safety feature that's causing people to slip, a bay area man says he broke his leg on these curbside bumps and he's not the only one. good evening. i'm elizabeth cook in for veronica tonight. >> i'm allen martin. concerns about a crosswalk feature designed to help the visually impaired. a man says he needed surgery after tripping on those raised buttons at corner of urban lane and encina avenue in palo alto. kpix5's kiet do spoke to the man who is now considering legal action. >> reporter: so the way they're supposed to work is when a blind person walks over them, they can feel the bumps through their shoes. so that is a tactile warning there is danger up ahead in the intersection. now we're getting reports more people are injuring themselves. they are coming to a neighborhood near you. in a painful two months of recovery, keith bruner remembers every detail of the morning li

access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org despair..t everyone can see.. and *smell. >>> kpix5 news begins with a stark reality of bay area living, extreme wealth and despair that everyone can see and smell. good evening. i'm allen martin. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. it is a tale of two cities in san francisco, the have's and the have not's. the median home price in san francisco just hit a sky high new record, $1.6 million. percent.. from a year that's according to a report from paragon reality. housing prices are up almost 24% from a year ago. as kpix5's julie watts tells us, those extreme prices are dashing even more people's dream of homeownership. >> reporter: that's right, veronica. if you've lived in san francisco for long, you've likely seen once working class neighborhoods like this transformed. you'd be hard pressed to find a house under 1.6 million here in the outer richmond these days and that increasing median price is increasing the gap between the have's and the have not's. >> it's a two bedroom two bathroom house built i

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captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org p&-phow she spe.ws begins with new details about the youtube shooter, how she spent her final hours in the bay area before unleashing her rage and the new security coming to youtube headquarters in the wake of the tonight. good evening. i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm allen martin. authorities are now investigating three different bay area locations, mountain view where police found her sleeping in her car, south san francisco where it appears she practiced at a gun range hours before the attack, and the crime scene in san bruno. >> we have a team of reporters covering this story for you from the bay area to southern california. we begin with kpix5's joe vazquez and the new security measures at youtube. joe? >> reporter: yeah. youtube trying to get back to normal today, but it is a very somber mood here and behind me you can see there's a cleaning crew. they've just been arriving here

captioning sponsored by cbs diaptioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org 12:19:40 the answers going to be in the dna..." his crime spree haunted the bay area. 1977 recor >> one of california's most prolific serial killers and rapists.>> the answer was and always would be in the dna.>> his crime spree haunted the bay area. the suspect remained hidden in the shadows until now. >> my detectives arrested joseph james deangelo. >> a police officer named as the east area rapist and " golden state killer " . the decade and long search for justice -- and -- the decade- long search came to an end. >>> the east area rapists linked to 12 murders, 45 rapes and more than 150 dn journal -- 150 residential break-ins.>> he was in the bay area, south to santa barbara, and orange counties. we got a series of reports on the case. team coverage begins with emily turner in the sacramento suburb of citrus heights with the breakthrough that led to the arrest. emily? >> reporter: this is where he was arrested this is his home. it's an active scene. in the last hour a truck has moved and you could rea

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org openly shooting ups about this video. drug addicts openly shooting up inside of this bart station. we ask the people in charge still -- to see how they could let it get so bad. >> what are they going to do about it? wilson walker went to the board meeting to push for answers. >> the entire region is struggling to find answers for an explosion of homelessness and powerful narcotics. >> it's a sobering video to see. i'm frankly glad that the rider shared this.>> reporter: the director responsible for civic center station, seeing the video we have shown him. >> i know it's because of these circumstances. we are going to work very hard to see a change. >> reporter: what would it take to have one person to prevent this kind of scene? >> obviously staffing.>> reporter: lieutenant gil lopez, the bart police officer who oversees patrols at the downtown stations. >> we got our structures, there are essentially two officers for two stations.>> reporter: they say are -- they say there are not enough officers to ma

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captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org who's already >>> with new allegations against an oakland councilwoman who has already cost the city millions, a former staffer accusing her now of abuse. good evening. i'm allen martin. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. oakland councilwoman desley brooks made headlines after she was accused of shoving a former black panther leader, a case that forced the city to pay up. now her ex-aide is taking legal action. kpix5's juliette goodrich asked brooks today about claims that she is a toxic boss. >> reporter: well, the councilwoman held a news conference here today to talk about jobs, but she didn't want to talk specifically about these new claims about her behavior on the job. oakland city council member desley brooks talking about funding for job training centers and programs. >> we have to make sure that we hold people accountable to all of them, not just some. >> reporter: this comes when a former aide to the councilwoman is holding her accountable filing a claim against her and the city alleging she verball

captioning sponsored by cbs y captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org in the battle overbeach. apartment owners, set to pay a hefty fine for blocking access lic. >>> kpix5 is begins with a record settlement in the bay and the battle over a bay area beach park apartment owners set to pay a hefty fine for blocking access to the public.>> the coastal commission is about to hand down there biggest penalty ever in northern california. against the owners of the ocean air apartment complex in pacifica. it sits on a bluff that is notoriously prone to erosion. devon feely reports, the issue is over rust repair to a crumbling coastal cliff. >> reporter: the problem in a nutshell, people used to be able to get down to the beach to use coastal access here in pacifica right over here. a couple of years ago the cliff began to fail and the coastal commission tried to work with the owners of a nearby apartment complex to see if they could fix the problem. for a long time the owners of that apartment complex did not do anything. when they finally did the coastal commission said they basic

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org the warning to california more wild extremes. >>> kpix5 news begins with weather whiplash, from droughts to downpours, the warning to california to get ready for more wild extremes. good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ken bastida. it's a triple threat of natural disasters. california has bounced from its worst drought ever to record flooding and devastating wildfires. now a new study says it will only get worse over the next several decades. kpix5's mary lee who is a meteorologist in her own right found out that parts of the bay area are most at risk. mary? council vice >> reporter: ken, we've seen many disastrous predictions when it comes to climate change. this one is even worse. at the volatile we is about to get more violen >> what we're now seeing is that the climate science is saying that that volatile weather pattern is about to get more violent. >> reporter: precipitation whiplash, extreme weather conditions instantly changing from brutal dry spells to intense rainfall. now a group of climatologis

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