Region in more than 80 years. Tonight, more than 1400 people are confirmed dead. But that number is expectedded to rise once rescuers get into all the collapsed homes and buildings. At least 4200 more are hurt. Hospitals are overwelmed and people are waiting in the streets to get care. The quake also triggered massive avalanches on Mount Everest. At least 13 people died on the mountain. Kpix5 tells us one of those climbers worked as an engineer at google. Christian. Well worked at google since 2007 and according to his social media accounts, he was a selfproclaimed adventurer. He was climbing Mount Everest when the earthquake hit. His younger sister, megan, posted i regret to inform all who loved him that during the avalanche, dan suffered frd a major head injury and didnt make it. All our love and thanks to those who shared this life with our favorite hilarious strong willed man. He was and is everything to us. Thank you. According to google, he was hiking everest with three other goo
Well. I want to mention that high winds you talked about may make it tough to drive on bay area bridges. As we go and causeways. As we look at the east shore freeway this causeway is kind of gusty and chp has let us know that they want you to drive carefully on all the bay area bridges because of gusty winds. Especially if you drive a small car that is light or a high profile vehicle you may be blown into another lane. Lets go out to the toll plaza and traffic is moving well. There is a little bit of a backup in some of the cash lanes for the people that dont have the transponders. Just a little backup and the traffic looks good. Were looking at the commute here on the peninsula. Still looking good on 101 and 280 as you head south toward san jose. At 4 31 lets go back to the desk. New this morning a man is behind bars after leading police on a wild chase through marin county. Ktvu fox 2 reporter alex savidge is live with how a Good Samaritan got caught up in the whole thing. Alex, good
Winds. Lets check in on some of the winds. We have 1 miles an hour reported in santa rosa and novato. Napa and fairfield. It is fairly wide spread. It may dip a little bit as we get into the second part of the morning. And with the wind, we have to consider the windchill factor in areas like napa this morning. If its breezy outside your door it could feel more like 40. 38 depending on how that wind is lowing. We have 50 in San Francisco. Upper 40s to low 50s over the peninsula 47 right now reported in livermore. We will squeeze in alodge the peninsula. Menlo park checking in at 47 la honda we have 39 degrees. We will color code our afternoon in the ways of 50s and 60s. In our hills we have 50s. A lot of 60s out there. Notice the yellow low has gone for now. I have a few areas that will see 70. But today is going to be the coolest day and we have a big warmup coming our way. We are looking at a commute where the commute is off to a good start. You mention the wind and that will be an is
Three years. Right now these videos are being completely unregulated. They can be shown up on a website and treated like mug shots. The officer knows they have it on so they should be ladies and gentlemen to the nth degree and then they tell people my camera is on and the other person should be equally as engaging. It should make for a better contact all the way around. At least thats the idea. But in reality if somebody is arrested, it often shows them at their worst moment. If someone is arrested for dui do you want a permanent record on youtube for everyone to see your arrest . Reporter just as often as the videos show Police Misconduct they can also back up the police as well, as was the case recently of fairfield mom whose son had been abducted in a stolen car. She accused the cops of throwing her to the ground. The police came back with their videos. So youre going to see that. Reporter on the other hand, in cities with cameras use of force goes down better than 87 . Complaints g
Place down. What you discovered concerns me. Reporter today the mayor sat down with us. We asked about ongoing problems at the hotel and whether inspectors doing enough. It concerns me about the veracity of the owner and whether or not something was covered up, about the performance of our city employees, but it concerns me about our system. Reporter she wants a more proactive inspection process and supports a demand in this lawsuit to place the towers in receiver ship, taking day to day control away from the owner. I can tell you some tenants will say what is taking so long. I believe that what we need do is be pro active. [ indiscernible ] reporter the lawsuit filed by the city named the owner of the hotel in 2011 when he was caught paying to turn down the building. He still has some control of the hotel but i reached him and he insists he doesnt. While all of this is going on, playing out, what happens to the people who live there . Reporter we asked the mayer and the City Attorney