the hayward ranch opened in 1948 on mission boulevard. it's current owner says it will close for good after final new years eve farewell. we take you inside. >> wooden indians and old photograph. football melts part of the allure. a bar and restaurant crammed with memories. >> 1963. what was it like? >> just a nice dinner house. if you want a good steak. and lobster. whatever you want. cocktails and i was a kid at the time. >> the food is good. people are friendly. it's a great neighborhood place to come. >> you're sad it's closing. >> very sad. if i had the money i'd buy it. >> the owner is ill. he's decided not to run the business anymore. and the business is the rest the building is up for sale. >> so are the contents. people are able to submit inquiries to bid on the any item their heart desires. >> some of the old treasures include an old 1930s telephone. there's so much more. follow me. this is the star of the antique show. a wooden phone booth. it was in operation until the early 2000s. there's a stack of old phone books. >> we'll

foothill boulevard between cast castlewood and brunell will be closed for most of the day. the pleasanton police are asking that you avoid the area. we have a crew en route there for the rest of the story. we'll be back with more news, weather and traffic after the break. >>> we will check in with julian as soon as he arrives on the scene there. a very sad story. >>> in today's "gma" first look, routine traffic stops took an unexpected turn for drivers. >> jenai norman takes us takes t the effort. >> reporter: routine traffic stops turned into tears of joy in one california community. >> thank you! >> this is not usually the kind of reaction you get after being pulled over to the cops. >> we're stopping cars and donating for christmas. >> reporter: in this california town, officers are bringing christmas cheer to drenzs by doing that. >> oh, my god. thank you! >> reporter: it's part of the operation random acts of kindness, now in its fifth year. >> it's been extremely positive every year. >> reporter: the deputies teaming up with a local business in the area, agraland farm

the list. >> reporter: the two areas of discussion are niles boulevard and rancho parkway.roposals include reducing lanes, creating bike lanes, and putting a travel light at rock avenue, the site of friday night's natal accident. >> there's an urgency to it because too many people have died this year. we're actually on a record pace this year. >> reporter: but those opposed say there's too many changes being proposed. >> we thought we were doing a great thing but we heard a lot of concern from the community this was a veryndainst the chan streetlights and signs and stronger enforcement of the current speed limit could do more. >> instead of you spend a fraction of the money on one more police officer to spend more time on traffic enforcement. now, that would be a solution. >> reporter: now, despite what the opponents have to say the city says they hope to put out bids by the spring and want construction to begin by the summer of 2020. >> thanks a lot. abc 7 news devoted a week of our building a better bay area you can see of our reports y ci online. >>> new at 11:00, a man

but once everything is in place, things move fast. >> from sunset boulevard to here? >> yeah.on our work effort. we shot this 26 hours ago and here is the final version. >> reporter: he then only releases a limited number of original pictures. single prints with go for well over a thousand dollars. did you ever stop to think about that, that you're producing pictures that demand that amount of money? >> in 1985 i photographed wimbledon. i'd go home. i would print up my pictures in the darkroom, and i would sell them on the streets the next day for 20 liquid a picture. so when you go from selling pictures on the street for 20 liquid to seeing one of your pictures, of course you think about the fact that your journey has worked and your hard work has paid off. >> absolute carnage. >> do i get a feel bad thinking about it? no. i just want to get better. >> it's amazing. it's perfect. >> 200 grand for that shot. well, if you got it, spend it. you can't take i with >>> well, it doesn't take a professional photographer to capture the perfect christmas photo, but it certainly helps.

international boulevard and west 580 moves smoothly. if you're on international boulevard that say major surface street. west 580 watch your speed even though you may have to take a slight reroute. 17 to 18-minute drive delay as far as wazical clats. it will map you around if you have to take to city streets. there is no backup at the bay bridge toll plaza and lighter now because of the traffic held up in oakland and the rest of the bay hitting the green sensor area. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 6:09 for you right now. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," new details are emeernlging about a fire outside of a texas home. >>> and the cause is coming into sharper focus, the unlikely christmas gift that caused drama. >>> we have a new housing report. i'll do the math before i talk to you next. plus what a 2019 on the stock market, all ahead when "today in the bay" continues. >>> it is :12, look at the stunning view of the golden gate bridge from our sutro tower camera. beautiful clear skies. we're talking about the new year's eve forecast

. >> she had been contacted the year prior here in anaheim on beach boulevard. >> beach boulevard? suddenly detective trapp's case took on a whole new complexion. >> if you want to buy drugs, beach boulevard is where you come. if you are looking for a girl, beach boulevard is where you come. a lot of them came from good, stable families that just happened to run into the wrong guy who somehow got them into the job. i mean these pimps are really good about breaking down the women and getting control over them. >> reporter: making them a prime target for predators. >> a lot of predators will start with prostitutes because they think that people won't miss them. >> somebody does. >> yes, somebody does. somebody did. >> reporter: like jeray's mother who, records revealed, lived in a tiny town in oklahoma. that tattoo on jeray's neck? this is jodi. and even before the detective got the words out -- >> i felt it that she was gone. >> reporter: her daughter had been so happy, so charming, outgoing. but then, said jodi, a boyfriend convinced jeray that could please him, she'd have to turn

. >> she had been contacted a year prior here on beach boulevard. >> beach boulevard? suddenly the detective's case took on a whole new direction. >> if you want to buy drugs, beach boulevard is where you come. if you're looking for a girl, beach boulevard a where you come. a lot of them came from good, stable families that just happened to run into the wrong guy who somehow got them into the job. these pimps are really good about breaking down the women and getting control over them. >> making them a prime target for predators. >> a lot of predators will start with prostitutes. because they think that people won't miss them. >> somebody does. >> yes, somebody does. somebody did. >> like gerai's mother, who records revealed live in -- lived in a tiny home in oklahoma. and even before the detective got the words out -- >> i felt it. she was gone. >> her daughter been so happy, charming, outgoing. then a boyfriend convinced her to please him she'd have to turn tricks. this is gerai. >> he just honked trying to get her attention. >> a self-proclaimed vigilante group in ok

we actually had a ribbon-cutting yesterday on octavia boulevard for closed streets. and no cars and bicycle, pedestrian-only around the green, which is such an amazing thing to do. and it happened really fast. i have to tell you that. it happened very fast. the community was behind it. we took away parking, as is always the scary thing, taking away parking. people go a little sideways. i think once everyone saw that it was, you know, the cars were gone, people could walk through there, they absolutely thought this was the right thing to do. so i just want to thank you. i know it's been years. i have worked with you on all kinds of things. the wiggle. i remember when we first started working on the wiggle. yeah, 12 years ago, 13 years ago. so i just want to say thank you for everything that you do for this city. and i know a lot of times you guys, all of you get a little beat up by community and us. but you really do an amazing job. and i'm so proud to be part of this city and have you represent us. thank you very much. >> chair: thank you, commissioner brown. are the

abc7 news reporter lauren martinez joins us live on niles boulevard with more on this. lauren? kumasi, the public works department says niles boulevard races to the top of the priority list after friday's deadly accident. some of the proposed changes include reducing lanes, creating buffered bike lanes, and constructing missing sidewalks, and also putting a traffic light at rock avenue. that was the site of friday night's hit and run. people who attended last night's meeting were passionate for and against the street changes. those opposed said there are too many changes being proposed. they offered alternatives such as more street lights and signs and stronger enforcement of the current speed limit. >> we thought we were doing a great thing, but we heard a lot of concern from the community that this is a very old and drastic change. >> the majority of the city council supports the city's proposals. lrsen says they hope to get a bid on the project by this spring and for construction to begin as soon as next summer. as for that most recent incident on niles boulevard there are n

. >> she had been contacted the year prior here in anaheim on beach boulevard. >> reporter: beach boulevard? suddenly detective trapp's case took on a whole new complexion. >> if you want to buy drugs, beach boulevard's where you come. if you are looking for a girl, beach boulevard's where you come. a lot of them came from good, stable families that just happened to run into the wrong guy, who -- >> uh-huh. >> -- somehow got them into the job. i mean, these pimps are really good about breaking down the women and getting control over them. >> making them a prime target for predators. >> a lot of predators will start with prostitutes because they think that people won't miss them. >> somebody does. >> yes, somebody does. somebody did. >> reporter: like jarrae's mother. who, records revealed, lived in a tiny town in oklahoma. that tattoo on jarrae's neck? this is jodi. and even before the detective got the words out -- >> i felt it, that she was gone. >> reporter: her daughter had been so happy, so charming, outgoing. but then, said jodi, a boyfriend convinced jarrae that to please him she'd h

kpix 5's andria borba is joining us now live from the scene on warm springs boulevard. how did this thing end? >> reporter: well, ken, it ended peacefully. the suspect in this case voluntarily surrendered to crisis negotiators here in fremont, came down off the roof, and is in custody tonight. this all wrapped up just in the past 30 minutes. it began hours earlier when a home invasion call came into dispatchers from a gated apartment complex about a mile away. >> she was a victim of a subject coming into her home and hitting her and taking items. >> reporter: the suspect then ran to this construction site. the roof was just finished yesterday. contractors believe the suspect made it up through a permanent access to the roof. you can see him here from chopper 5, trashing the fresh roof and then throwing things from the building and trying to light it on fire. >> he's playing hide and seek, hide and seek. officers have been talking to him with a megaphone and everything. >> reporter: the stand off unleashed grid lock on this part of fremont with warm springs closed and tr

the project will include removal of the great highway between sloped and skyline boulevards. officials call it one of the city's first projects to address the impact of climate change. >>> a great-grandmother is asking for your help after her bag of holiday gifts was stolen. >> merry christmas from all of us. >> so sweet. also ahead, a holiday gift that will keep on giving from the warriors to a thrilled group of local children. >> i was a little cold last night. >> yeah? >> yeah. >> it will be colder tonight. >> okay. >> one of the coldest nights ahead. freezing temperatures inland. this morning we're looking at temperatures in the mid to upper 40s along the east bay shoreline. richmond is the warm spot. castro valley is the cool spot. we have 50 in san francisco. 49 in san jose. mid to upper -- mid 40s in the east bay valleys. 36 in santa rosa. novato and napa at about 48. a look at breezes looking down towards the ferry building. you'll have a breezy morning driving. bringing us drier air for mass transit. a small craft advisory will last until 9:00 this morning. we have m

boulevard. this isn't the first time there's been a deadly crash here. hopefully it will be the last. >> this crash happened in the middle of a stretch of niles boulevard that the city already etor fngha c pedestrians. fremont's city council is going to discuss it, in fact, at tomorrow's meeting. >> news reporter chris wray yre joins us live. what are the proposed changes? >> reporter: good evening, kristen, good evening, dan. the memorial you're talking about, i'm standing in front of it. many people who live here don't need this to remind them of how dangerous this stretch of road can be. over my shoulder, see the speed limit, 40 miles per hour, many drivers going faster than that. take a look around. imagine crossing here at night. no stop lights. no stop lines. residents we talked to want that to change. >> as you can see, an idiot spinning doughnuts. >> reporter: this happened right in the middle of our interview and it's exactly why tim yamaguchi refuses to cross ths intersection in his neighborhood. wow. is that normal to you? >> that's the first

to actually now be able to stand on this part of octavia boulevard is a dream come true. remember i was one of the activists when i first started being an activist when we talked about taking down the freeway. i remember so many said you can't do that because the west side of the city needs the freeway. maybe not. i also want to remember patricia walk up. she was the one that really inspired us all to think different and say, no, just because it was that way doesn't mean it is right and it doesn't mean it has to stay that way. when i think about this, i think about the hayes valley neighborhood association and a lot of them are here. they are a neighborhood that says let's do something different. we don't have to do things the way the city has always done them. take the parcels here. i was a legislative aid when we were discussing these parcels. one of the things people said, and people in the city. i won't say who. they said i think we should keep them fenced off until we put housing. the neighborhood and people said let's try something new. then someone said i will take

there is transportation suggests what could happen with geary boulevard. think it is a bit of conversation within the community. we limited it to the mcd that stops. many community members feel they want to include what is on the other side of geary because they want to be able to -- should geary change and there is a question with rapid bus there may be changes in the public right-of-way they frame geary. geary ask a boundary in the back. i think there is interest in having it more a boulevard where they would face across and be more connected. that is a conversation point with the community. >> i made add to that. i think our bone zoning boundaries -- our zoning boundaries are in the center of the street. early on when we looked at the geary project they did evaluate filling in the pit of geary, unfortunately, the costs were astronomical. it will keep the there and we are forced to deal with that for some time. what do you do in light of the fact it is not going away? that is something over time we have to look at. i agree with you. >> i just want to say

lauren martinez joins us live on niles boulevard with more on this. lauren? >> that's right.o specific areas, this is all to make safety improvements after several deadly crashes. now we reported to you about lst friday, 72-year-old suzanne ogi and her dog were hit by a car and killed while crossing niles boulevard. the driver stopped briefly and then took off. there has been at least two deadly crashes in this area as well. the proposals include reducing lanes, creating buffered bike lanes, constructing a missing swaud a sidewalk and putting a traffic light at rock avenue the site of the accident. >> there's an urgency to it because too many people have died this year. we're on a record pace this

this is just north of monument boulevard. you can see the traffic backed up. at this point there is no estimated time for the lane toss be reopened. >>> there will be a candlelight vigil on sunday to remember three students killed in a crash on christmas. twin brothers mark and michael and two others died when the car that they were in swerved and crashed into a tree and a power pole in pleasant peloton. three were thrown from the car. they are recovering at eden medical center with major injuries this afternoon. at this point chp does not believe alcohol played a factor but they haven't ruled speed out yet. >> sunday's vigil will be at 5:00 at dublin high school. >> two were transported thcar fire a round 7:00 this morning on balfour road near heritage high school. emergency crews found two vehicles off the roadway. one had rolled over and was on fire. >>> new video showing the chaos at a pair of malls. police and security working to stop a series of fights involving 200 teenagers. >>> this started last night around 5:30. several big fights broke out in the p

for example, on van ness or gary boulevard. please build bus shelters with a clear sight of the munimobile approaching the disabled community. i am an advocate for people with disabilities and i'm dealing with recreation and park right now on university street. when you get off the bus a mclaren park, there is a playground. you are stuck. you cannot go to the recreation building. that is illegal under the federal law. it is illegal under city law. i just filed this morning with the mayor's disability. i'm at my wits and when it comes to my supervisor in district nine. it is very ineffective. we need somebody who can actually do the job. thank you. >> have a good day. god bless, everybody. >> thank you. if you want to meet with staff off-line we can make that happen are there any other members of the public would like to testify on the executive director's report? we will close public comment. mr. clerk, would you please read the consent agenda. >> four through nine price the consent agenda five to nine were approved in december

that's going to head over to mcarthur boulevard and through o oakland and san leandro. the heaviest stuff is in the either bay and south bay and moving away from us in the next hour, hour and a half. >> that's good news. workers got a christmas rush that let's say they were not expecting. a tesla crashed into this salon in danville yesterday. a witness heard a loud screech and saw the tesla crashed through the glass doors. chp is looking into what caused it. >> an east bay laundroundroundum offering free drying today. they posted this ad letting customers know they can dry their clothes for free they'll offer the same deal on new year's day. >> and san francisco offers free parking on christmas day. it's one of the free holidays during the year that meters are not enforced. the others are new year's day and thanksgiving. >>> next at 6:30, we are live with a massive effort to feed hundreds of people in need. also, raising the stakes in a fight over a vacant home in oakland occupied by a homeless moms. >> and we catch up with a santa who decided [ dramatic music ]ing ] ah

rocky was killed and left here 5.80 westbound in castro valley boulevard. >>i did find out yesterday that did pick up an animal a dog on 5.80, westbound right here. somewhere between castro boulevard in redwood road that had a black harness that's all i heard and so of course i immediately went to panic and assumed that that was rocky. come to find out today when and the oakland animal shelter was open because that's where they had brought the body. i found out that actually it was not. >>once believing. he's dead and now believing he still out there. now we're says it's been a week full of emotions. >>i was helpless i was devastated and and i just want to bring closure to this. you know i have hope. can come back to us allies safe. the healthy. in one piece that's all i want. >>now we're now believes rocky maybe with a thief. a caller says they saw a dog identical to rocky wearing a blue harness on tuesday in hayward he was inside an older green four-door sedan now are now desperate for his return is offering a $1000 reward very empty. >>very sad very quie

christmas shopping is already well underway on the boulevard. the major department stores trying to outdo each other with the best windows displays. to galeries lafayette has set up a spectacular christmas tree under their dome with beehives as the being. next to head to the rooftop for a little adventure on the ice rink. i'm married and i can say i was a kid. on earnest. and a bit wobbly on my blades not destined to be any ice princess but skating with a view of paris is still lots of fun and my activities to. in the evening i decided to take in the town again from the water the sound winds through paris for about 13 kilometers under 37 bridges the most famous is one of. them and here we feed notes and down. my boat tour wraps up my perfect weekend in paris and until next time it's a warm and happy travels. she can find out a lot more about how mag and spend her perfect weekend and paris are you. know what this is when i try to make something out of modeling putty it usually ends up like this honestly most kids can do it better than i do but a

were killed friday night by a suspected hit and run driver while walking in a crosswalk on niles boulevard the driver described as a white man in his 50s with gray hair and glasses stopped and got out of his car for a moment. >> the person that hit her got out, heard, and took a look and took off. i hope that they're brave enough to turn themselves in and do the right thing. >> reporter: a small memorial of flowers and a toy dog has been left at the scene. the suspect's car described as a silver or gray sedan, likely has front end damage. >> right now we are looking at this as a felony hit and run. what we would like is for him to come contact us so we could get his side of the story. >> reporter: the speed limit on niles boulevard is 40 miles an hour but neighbors say cars drive much faster than that. even in this crosswalk i am a bit reluctant to step out. >> it's a pretty bad stretch of road. cars fly pretty quick. >> i don't know why they don't put traffic lights in, it's like a freeway. >> reporter: police say another pedestrian was killed by a car on this stretch of niles boulevard t

city council of fremont addressed the problem of this stretch of niles boulevard. cheryl hurd has the latest. >> reporter: this recent death is putting a spotlight on a problem that's been plaguing this area for a very long time. who else is fed up? people who see people run up and down this crosswalk, speeding. another person is son of a woman who was killed in the latest hit and run. >> justice that everyone should pay if they hit and run right? but not going to bring my mom back. >> reporter: only had four days to comprehend his mother and her dog are gone. >> after seeing the car on the news, you know, emotions go, what does that really mean? going to catch the guy? i think they will. >> reporter: fremont police officers are hoping the release of this picture of what they believe is the suspect's car will help them catch the driver. witnesses say the man behind the wheel stopped and walked over to the 72-year-old, then drove off. after months of feedback from neighbors, fremont city council members discussing ways to improve safety on this dangerous stretch of

the hit-and-run happened near the intersection of niles boulevard and rock avenue it was during the niles festival of lights parade, 72 year-old she was walking her dog when she was hit. both she and her dog died if you think you recognize who owns that car if you've seen that car around let police know. >>looking outside at rainfall this morning, some of the heavier showers that we're seeing is right out there in the east bay towards conquered brett one right now around dublin and just south of san jose as well, i've got more details in your forecast. >>and speaking of all all that rain we're seeing a live look outside right now the bay bridge toll plaza approach it is wet. it is slick here leave early the drive time already starting to increase during this early morning hour 15 minutes out of the east bay into san francisco. my full you know the time is right to get the tools you trust. lowe's is here with more of the tools and accessories that pros want. at our lowest prices of the year. l] (burke) at farmers insurance, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anyth

lauren martinez joins us live on niles boulevard with more on this. lauren? >> that's right. the city council is targeting those two specific areas, this is all to make safety improvements after several deadly crashes. now we reported to you about lst friday, 72-year-old suzanne ogi and her dog were hit by a car and killed while crossing niles boulevard. the driver stopped briefly and then took off. there has been at least two deadly crashes in this area as well. the proposals include reducing lanes, creating buffered bike lanes, constructing a missing swaud a sidewalk and putting a traffic light at rock avenue the site of the accident. >> there's an urgency to it because too many people have died this year. we're on a record pace this year. it's really bad if you're a pedestrian in fremont. >> how about you spend the fraction of the money and hire one more police officer to spend more time on traffic enforcement. that would be a solution. >> hans larsen says they hope to solicit bids on the project by the spring and for construction to begin by the summer of 2020. reporting

happened on 101 near moffat boulevard. we just watched crews. the smallest suv that question you can see the traffic is still very slow in the area. at one point, all northbound lane at 101 in this area were shut down. no traffic is just the squeezing by. only one lane that's far right slow lane. we just heard from chb, that all the lanes here on 11 should be opened by 1:00. >>> the justice department michael horowitz is on capitol hill today testifying about his report regarding the fbi's investigation of the 2016 presidential election. republican lawmakers a say they specifically want to know if the fbi abused its power to spy on the trump campaign. >> a review identified significant concerns with how certain aspects of the investigation were conducted. >> inspector general michael horowitz-based question before the senate judiciary committee just two days after releasing his report. the report showed no bias when seeking a warrant from aid carter page. but didn't find quote, performance of failures by the fbi including 17 major errors or omis

this is to make sure that my kids exit to get home avalon boulevard is the street that they have to cross over any of the crossover walk down to get to the train station to get down to their homes across avalon boulevard and sometimes kids go. and see. what high schools run about 7 to 20 years gangs. that we face that kids come in to and from school so we have a safe passage program which consist of law enforcement c.r.'s the public safety within our pipes cuniform that actually do security on campus and off campus and our community gang of into wreckers former gang members that change their lives and they kind of help us with the safe passage safe passage is a 1000 feet from the school so our jurisdiction far has been the security on campus we could at least 1000 feet from the school. we work in concert with l.a.p.d. and a loss as county sheriff on a side track campus. we are security officers or allowed to carry handguns pepper spray and firearms if we was a see somebody attacking a kid we will definitely jump out and stop that person from attacking a kid and yes we can detain him in ho

there is transportation suggests what could happen with geary boulevard.think it is a bit of conversation within the community. we limited it to the mcd that stops. many community members feel they want to include what is on the other side of geary because they want to be able to -- should geary change and there is a question with rapid bus there may be

this is northbound 280 under winchester boulevard. not hearing about injuries at the moment.nue to follow that for you. we'll be back with more news, the ones that make a truebeen difference in people's lives. and mike's won them, which is important right this minute, because if he could beat america's biggest gun lobby, helping pass background check laws and defeat nra backed politicians across this country, beat big coal, helping shut down hundreds of polluting plants and beat big tobacco, helping pass laws to save the next generation from addiction. all against big odds you can beat him. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> we're nearing two-tenths of an inch of rain in san francisco. you can see it's raining on the embarcadero. if you're heading out, if you're a student, faculty, dress to stay dry this morning. low to mid 50s. more scattered to random showers heading throughout the rest of the school day. dense fog in the central valley. 57 in fresno. 59 in sacramento. warmer, showers in you'eureka, chico, few showers in tahoe today. near 70 in southern cali

john daly boulevard, daly city, south san francisco, tracking this moisture for you. it will be heading towards san francisco, 5:30, 6:00 into emeryville at 6:00 p.m. tonight. so don't put those umbrellas away just yet. 50s, 60s on the temps. we were in the mid 50s to the mid-60s. in the sierra, this is turning to snow. the snow level has been steadily rising as this system. still, some travel issues up there with the heavy snow. winter storm warning until of p.m. today. above 6500. xpect an additional 3 to 6 akths. off-and-on showers through wednesday. a short break comes thursday morning, and another storm arrives on friday. so on our storm impact scale we'll keep ate 1. spotty showers, less than half h nc ispots. as you take a look at the hour-by-hour forecast, you'll see what happens. 6:00, a few showers develop. nine p.m., there are a couple of random showers through the region. and at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow, around commute time, there will be some spots where you may need the wipers. same thing around 9:00 a.m. it's not going to be a widespread event. the system has

and the more develops customer demand to you'll stay on boulevard hasta many of the galerie lafayette have. to contact one of them was to close it would be very bad for the other contrary to what we might think that. because the area would be less of a magnet for customers will get any foreign competitors set up shop in. paris it's a good way yeah because they will invest in the french economy it will strengthen the competitiveness. of department stores in france 12/27/19 12/27/19 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> mental illness is not something pelele wan to hear, not something they wanto o talk ababou >> the state of mental ineness in t thicountrtris beyond the trike noonon of isisis. it i iat a point of comedic

hopefully it will be the last. >> this crash happened in the middle of a stretch of niles boulevard thatty already etor fngha c pedestrians. fremont's city council is going to discuss it, in fact, at tomorrow's meeting. >> news reporter chris wray yre joins us live. what are the proposed changes? >> reporter: good evening, kristen, good evening, dan. the memorial you're talking about, i'm standing in front of it. many people who live here don't need this to remind them of how dangerous this stretch of road can be. over my shoulder, see the speed limit, 40 miles per hour, many drivers going faster than that. take a look around. imagine crossing here at night. no stop lights. no stop lines. residents we talked to want that to change. >> as you can see, an idiot spinning doughnuts. >> reporter: this happened right in the middle of our interview and it's