in explaining the lack of a fourth crosswalk. the city's transportation department wrote back then the design standard back then in the 70s was to have one signal crosswalk if an additional crosswalk were to be added, we would need to increase the cycle length, which would cause delays. the intersection of branham is similar, but city transport officials say branham becomes a one way freeway 85 on ramp, adding a crosswalk here would lead pedestrian to this on ramp and possibly into harm's way. still some are calling for the legislation of more vehicle safety measures. they have features that will stop cars and prevent them from hitting people. so really, i mean, they have the government legislate to the automotive industry. that said, you must have these features. the santa clara county medical examiner will determine the cause of death and release the victim's identity once his family is notified. this marks the city's 28th fatal traffic collision and 29th victims so far this year, which is still running behind last year's pace

design standard back then in the 70s was to have one signal ice crosswalk. if an additional crosswalk were to be added, we would need to increase the cycle length, which would cause delays. the intersection of branham is similar, but city transport officials say branham becomes a one way freeway 85 on ramp, adding a crosswalk here would lead pedestrians to this on ramp and possibly into harm's way. still some are calling for the legislation of more vehicle safety measures. they have features that will stop cars and prevent them from hitting people. so really, i mean, they have the government legislate to the automotive industry. that said, you must have these features. the santa clara county medical examiner will determine the cause of death and release the victims identity once his family is notified. this marks the city's 28th fatal traffic collision and 29th victims so far this year, which is still running behind last year's pace . in san jose, jesse gary ktvu fox two news. two people have been arrested in san jose for multiple drug and weapons related ch

making it easier for pedestrians to see it, like shining a light on crosswalks -- shining a light on crosswalks. >> you do not have to dangerously chance at not looking one perhaps there might be danger. >> we driver only saw us at the last minute. assembly member lee says the standard no parking zone will be 20 feet in the crosswalk to the closest car is passed, the size of a ford f1 50 truck. >> for vehicles approaching and a person has stepped into the crosswalk but they are being blocked from view by a parked car, that could put them in danger. >> dot has implement a daylighting but assembly member lee wants us across california to save lives in an effort to get deaths to zero. >> by implement in daylighting, increasing visibility, those are easy, fixable solutions for these big problems that are resulting. it's important to have daylight and save lives because this is an infrastructure problem. >> assembly member lee says there are only a few steps left before the bill gets signed into law by governor newsom. dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >> happening now, berkley is discussing lic

and multiploy that by 4 that would be the number of crosswalks about 3200 crosswalks that still need it. >> all right. >> what is the plan? our currently plans are and as i mentioned any up grid or new project goes in autoally. as a normal state of good repair, signals have to be replaced. so i can say that eventual low we will get to 100%. had i'm hearing from the committee here is that a desire to come up with a plan that would accelerate that process and to document what it would take to match the role out with the type of role out that new york is being directed to do? so -- zeal to come up with that one more plan for you. >> thank you. am i think -- i did not asking about some realistic approach on a number. within 6 months you don't mode to give us a number now it is something to consider. >> i did not know the question are you asking how many mons. no , i recommended something about not a number pursay but a goal. per month or per quarter you don't need to answer this, it is something to consider. >> appreciate it. thank you y. thank you. and with this i'm going to ask the sta

assembly member lee said the no parking zone will be 20 feet from the crosswalk to the closest car.hing the intersection, a person has stepped into the crosswalk. being blocked by a parked car. that can put them in danger. >> they implement the daylight in certain areas. the assembly member wanted across california to save lives in an effort to get traffic deaths to zero. >> implementing visibility, that is easy, fixable solutions for these big problems. that is why it is important to have daylighting and save so many lives. it is part of an infrastructure problem. >> the a there are only a few steps left before the bill gets signed into law by governor newsom. in san jose, dustin dorsey. gloria: santa clara county making it easier for people to enjoy the outdoors. the county holding a ribbon-cutting ceremony at its first ada accessible boat dock. they are opening at bisson a lake county park. it is at 10:00 this morning at the boat center launch ramps. that is going on in just about 20 minutes. >> you can enjoy santa clara county parks tour free today. usually it costs six dollars.

, making it easier for pedestrians and drivers to see, shining a light on crosswalks, and that is lightown as -- and that is why this safety measure is known as daylighting. >> whether you are a driver, pedestrian, like writer, you do not have to dangerously peek or not look when there might be danger coming. dustin: we experienced this when we attempted to cross the street where a truck was parked at the crossing and a driver only saw us at the last minute. the assembly member says the standard no parking zone would be 20 feet from the crosswalk to the closest car if passed about , the size of a ford f1 50 truck. >> if the vehicle is approaching an intersection and a person stepped into the crosswalk but they are blocked from view by a parked car, that can put them in a position of danger. dustin: the city's dot implemented daylighting in certain areas but the assembly member lee would like us across -- would like this across california to save lives in an effort to get traffic deaths to zero. >> by implementing daylighting and increasing visibility, those are easy, fixable solutions f

, making it easier for pedestrians and drivers to see, like shining a light on crosswalks. . that's why this measure is known as daylighting. >> whether you are a driver, bicyclist or pedestrian, you don't have to peek or even chance a not look when there could be danger incoming. reporter: he experienced this when we attempted to cross a street where a truck is cross -- was parked at the crossing and the driver saw us at the last minute. he says the no parking zone will be 20 feet from the crosswalk to the closest car if passed. about the side of a ford f-150 truck. >> when vehicles are approaching a intersection and a person has stepped into the crosswalk but they are being blocked from view, that can put them in a position of danger. reporter: the city's dot has implemented daylighting in certain areas, but he wants this across california to save lives and an effort to get traffic deaths 20. >> by increasing visibility, those are increased -- those are fixable solutions for these big problems. that is why it is important to have daylighting and save lives. this is an infra

the car was approaching a green light and was walking outside of any marked crosswalks. the mother and her other child were rushed to the hospital. we understand they are expected to survive. sadly, the baby dried but the driver stayed at the scene. >> we hope that the positive outcome to this is that people take care as they are driving on the roadways, they follow the rules of the road, that pedestrians are aware of the crosswalks, went to cross, when not to cross. >> it is a problem in that community. this marks the 27th traffic death in san jose this year alone. >>> let's go from san joand whe shot and killed in three separate overnight shootings. the suspects are still out the say this is how it we down. just before 1:30 this morning, two people were fatally shot on 89th anu if you don't know that area, westof international boulevard. separately, hours later, somebody ot and killed a person over on 18th avue not too far away from the first one. police say somebody showed up to hospital with gunshot wounds but they had no other details to give us about that incident.

. >> we know it was dark out, the family was not in a marked crosswalk. also the police say, neither drugs nor alcohol or speed were factors in the crash. the baby that was killed was less than six months old. the baby's mother and older sister were walking across the street when they were all hit. the sister is also under the age of 5. no update on her or the mom's condition but they are expected to live. a driver hit them with his chevy tahoe at 11:30 last night on king road in east san jose. >> although it is a traumatic incident we hope that the positive outcome to this is that people take care as they are driving on the roadways, pedestrians are aware of crosswalks, when to cross, when not to cross. >> reporter: the exact cause, though, of this crash it is still under investigation. the baby who died was san jose's 27th traffic death of the year and 17th pedestrian death compared to 39 traffic deaths and 23 pedestrian deaths at the same time last year. san jose is now one of three bay area cities that could get those automated speed cameras the other

the simile member says the standard no parking zone would be 20 feet from the crosswalk to the closest vehicle is approaching an intersection and a person stepped into the crosswalk but they are blocked from view by a parked car, that can put them in a position of danger. dustin: the city's dot implemented daylighting in certain areas but the assembly member lee would like us across california to save lives in an effort to get traffic deaths to zero. >> by implementing daylighting and increasing visibility, those are easy, fixable solutions for these big problems that are resulting. that is why it is important to have daylighting and save many lives. this is an infrastructure problem and we are giving it a solution. dustin: the simile member says there are only a few steps left before the bill is signed into law by governor newsom. gloria: you can enjoy santa clara county parks for free today. it usually costs six dollars per car but today there is no charge. the county says it is a way to thank the community for its support. santa clara county is making it eaeror more to enjoy the out

pedestrians need to be aware of crosswalks, went across, when not to cross. >> so tragic. anne, thanks so much. >>> within the last few hours, san francisco police announcing an arrest in a carjacking that is getting a lot of attention. in this viral video you see a previous speeding backwards with the drivers side door wide open. someone then tried to take off in his previous. police say they have now arrested a 52-year-old san francisco woman for hit and run and auto theft. >>> police arrested a man in connection with at least 18 burglaries across san francisco. police say patrick potter ransacked businesses, community centers and homes and also vehicles, stealing tens of thousands of dollars overthe last five months. he was taken into custody at a hotel in oakland earlier this month. potter now facing several charges and pleading not guilty. if convicted he faces the possibility of 25 years in prison. today police chief bill scott said they will continue to fight these types of crimes in the city. >> these types of crimes are unacceptable. let me be clear about that. th

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police say that a homeless woman stepped into the road outside of a crosswalk pushing a cart, and was hit by a car. a second car also ran over the woman and the second car stopped but the first one didn't. and that is who they are looking for, no description yet on the type of car. >>> people fed up with speeding drivers in east oakland, a vigil tonight at foothill boulevard, that is where a 73- year-old grandmother was struck and killed last month in a crosswalk with her family. witnesses say that hit and run driver appeared to be raising another car. traffic safety advocates asking drivers to slow down. they also called on the city to add speed bumps, and hard plastic post to divide the lanes and make streets safer. what you will see if you stand here, even for a few minutes is that people will pull out from behind other cars and then they will blast through the intersection on a red light. if there is hard separators between the lanes, they can't do that. >> police looking for the hit and run driver who sped away in a black mercedes-benz. >>> what happened when police moved it. nob

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late tuesday, a woman, toddler walking outside of a crosswalk.iver of the suv hit them, the baby died on the scene. city department adjust rotation identified the two intersections mentioned above as priority safety corridors county for a high number of fatalities and severe injuries on san jose streets. likely improvements include wider sidewalks. ada compliant crosswalks, bike lanes protected and separated from vehicles and sheltered and ada compliant public transit stops. the city police department explained safety is a shared as possible as he pointed drivers behaviors. >> last year alone offer cited over 19,000 individuals in san jose and the streets of san jose. to curtail their driving behaviors. reporter: farther north in mountain view, 2023 tech showcase explored how eight autonomous vehicles might assist. technology being developed allowing cars identify risk before normal driver would. video shows a driverless truck detecting and avoiding a pedestrian crossing the road hundreds of meters away. this technology does not come without chal

this intersection has three crosswalks, but not a fourth from ocala crossing. king in an email, the city's sportation department says the traffic signal at ocala avenue,avana drive and king road was activated in the 1970s and uses spl operations as the design standard back then w to have one signalized crosswalk if an additional crosswalk were to be added, we would need to increase the cycle length, which would cause delays. we have to redouble our efforts to improve traffic safety. the mayor is touting a projected safety pilot program that would bring speed enforcement cameras into san jose, making this one of six in california to use that technology to increase safety on the roads in east san jose. jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. we have new details tonight on human remains found in an abandoned building at u.s. berkeley campus. police say the skeletal remains were those of stephen lawrence mccreary, who was last seen by his family in 2009. his remains were found back in january in building 21, a vacant structure at clark kerr campus, which is part of the univ

there are plenty of crosswalks. they don't know if this person was in the crosswalk. jay walking, if it was the car's fault. >> that's still under investigation. you know, we are san jose once again with another traffic collision. there was one just dot the other day. that one was the 29th traffic fatality collision in san jose. fortunately, this one is not fatal. but as you mentioned, that person the hospital. thank you. >> how smoke billowing and a crane collapsing. 40 stories high in manhattan. this happening in new york city and now 6 people are injured after this crane just collapsed. 2 of the people injured are firefighters. this happened on manhattan's west side. everybody was hurt was on the ground. and you can see those at fire way on top of the crane before a peace breaks off, hits the other building then comes crashing down to the street. and people down on the street are running for their lives. firefighters say that the low that crashed to the ground, wade 16 tons now. >> okay. 84 on the clock and new this morning. the city of vallejo now has approved an

police say a mother and her children were crossing the street outside the marked crosswalk when they were hit. the driver did remain at the scene. the infant died there. the mother and her other child were taken to the hospital are expected to be okay. >> the traumatic incident for our community members. but the officers to observe and witness the death of a child in the roadway. it's very impactful. >> investigators closed streets off for several hours. police say speed and intoxication do not appear to be factors in this crash. this latest incident marking the city's 27th traffic death of the year. coming up at 10, 20, how the city of san jose is hoping big tech can help improve pedestrian safety. >> all right. time for a quick check of your weather tomorrow morning. we wake up. we've got some more fog in the forecast early on, but wake-up weather is going to be a lot different as we head through the morning. in fact, we'll see these temperatures warming up in a hurry. starting out the mid-fifties. you may see some coastal drizzle out there and a lot of clouds inside the bay and so

with a group of the show casings on the crosswalk and another group at this wall near this abandoned parking lot. across the train tracks is monica's riverview. a popular restaurant and bar. the owner says they host a lot of events and they had a after hours event friday. everybody left by 2 am saturday in the shooting happened at 2:15 am. nearby but not on the property. they were too upset to speak about the shooting on camera but she and her team are distraught. on instragram the restaurant posted, we are heartbroken with you and we want to provide you with a safe place for you to enjoy yourself in your city. the post noted it is reviewing its policies and canceling our after hours events for the foreseeable future. >> i wonder what it was over. >> people continue to look at the spots were bullets grazed the wall. filled with questions and frustration. >> the violence needs to stop. when will it finish? >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >>> state and local leaders are reacting to the latest freeway shooting that happened during the evening commute yesterday and left a eight-year-old

if cars are parked which are too close to the crosswalk, drivers can't see who is about to cross thet traffic crashes. which have way too much crashes and fatalities in our city. these updates to the shared spaces program will help to ensure safety and accessibility for everyone so we can all enjoy these public spaces. more information is available at sf dot gov slash shared dual order july 18, regular meeting of the sfmta and parking authority commission. good afternoon. staff and the public thank you for joinings. the meeting is held if hybrid format in person room 400 live on sfgovtv and phone. before we begin i wanted to announce that item 10.2 yshg parking from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. monday-friday on winston will not being considered and heard in a future meeting if there are members present you miprovide comment on item line general public comment. and if i may have both our

a homeless woman was pushing a cart when she stepped into the road outside of the crosswalk. she was hit by a car and that driver did not stop. a second car also ran the woman over. that second driver did stop, and cooperated. police are looking for driver of that first car. no description yet on the type of car. this, by the way, is san jose's 23rd fatal collision and 24th traffic death of the year. >>> richmond police released new bodycam video showing what led to a deadly police shooting and a warning. you might find vis video disturbing. >> metro police department search warrant open the door! metro police department! search warrant. >> the video runs more than ten minutes shows officers arriving at the home on samberling island. officers shouted and yelled repeatedly before entering the home. then you hear them identify themselves arnold call for someone by his first name. after several minutes of searching for him they come across what they say was an armed man. >> metro police, show your hands. gun! [ gunfire ] >> gun! >> police say kevin mcdonald setting on a bed and

basically destroy our streets, our intersections, break our lights on crosswalks and we are trying tor. >> dana: what can a police do, sir? >> right now we need to create an ordinance that clearly defines im posing fines and penalties against organizers and facilitators of side shows because the police clearly tell us that with 64% of those participating in side shows are not from oakland. they are coming from outside the city of oakland to destroy our streets, create safety issues, not only for the community, but also for the spectator that is there. many other cities like san jose have not only identified the facilitator, the organizer but now also want to create fines for the spectator, those that are participating in the show. and so for me it's not only do i need to invest in maintaining the quality of streets, the safety, but i'm also paying overtime for a police side show unit. and not only the oakland police but now i have the california highway patrol, sheriff's department that are also participating and we need to stop that illegal behavior and protect our families and child

if cars are parked which are too close to the crosswalk, drivers can't see who is about to cross the street. it's a proven way to prevent traffic crashes. which have way too much crashes and fatalities in our city. these updates to the shared spaces program will help to ensure safety and accessibility for everyone so we can all enjoy these public spaces. more information is available at sf dot gov slash shared [applause] >> my name is (indiscernible) the director of the office of civic engagement and affairs. before we start our evening program, i would like to introduce to our opening performance. please give a welcome to bango (indiscernible) dance company performing the west african rhythms. [applause] [drums]

this happened in the middle of the day as she was walking through a crosswalk., we're going to talk about how neighbors plan >>> right now at 5:30, a suspected serial arsonist on the loose in the south bay. we're live this morning with clues that may help solve this case before more damage is done. >>> i saw people flying out of the car. >> a high-speed crash kills a young mother-to-be and her unborn child. the driver of the other car is okay. what witnesses are saying about the tragic scene and an update on the police investigation. >>> new help may be coming for unhoused college students trying to make it in the bay. lawmakers' push to provide them more support in the workforce. this is "today in the bay." >>> 5:30 on your friday morning. thanks for starting your way daus. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's get things started. >> let's do it. >> meteorologist kari hall has a look at that forecast today. kari, coasting into the weekend to a nice little warm-up. >> yeah, it's going to be very nice today and around the bay area. it's going to be a

went through a crosswalk, hitting three people, witnesses say that a 75-year-old man was thrown up ined on the hood, and then the driver after the man rolled off the hood, the driver backed up and ran over him again. that according to witnesses. that 75-year-old man died. two others in the crosswalk were injured, including a 13-year-old girl, but they were treated on the scene and released. here's something else we have learned today, and that is that this car has racked up $720 in d.c. speeding tickets over the last two years. so they are really urgently looking for this car and this driver. there is no indication that this was any attempt on anybody at the white house, the president of course was out of town. he was in europe. the vice president was not there. this appears to be a case of a violent action right at the height of the summer tourist season. you know, we get 32 million people a year coming down the national mall, 440,000 cars a day, and this is the height of tourist season with the national mall, the washington monument, and the white house, the top attractions. >> chri

officers say the driver had the right of way and did not see the three who were outside of the crosswalk. >>> one of the most popular neighborhoods in san francisco, north beach, a shooting left one person dead and four others wounded in april. four people are under arrest. and as sergio quintana reports brooke jenkins added stiff enhancements to send a message. >> reporter: this is a shooting that happened on a busy sunday night in san francisco's north beach neighborhood. cell phone video shows witnesses trying to help one of the victims who was later identified as isaiah thomas. he died of his wounds. four other people were injured in the shooting. district attorney brooke jenkins says this involved the attempted robbery of two people visiting from san francisco. >> they focused their attention on a city where they know that people might be more vulnerable because they're not from here. >> reporter: four people ranging in ages from 20 to 22 are facing murder charges as well as an array of other charges including robbery. three are also facing gang enhancements. this marks the first ti

. >> in the crosswalk area. so we don't know they were in the crosswalk, but we do know it was the intersection, which is well lit. plenty of lights in both directions. what we do know that the infant, the collision so horrific, infant actually died at the scene. didn't even have a chance to rest that child to the hospital. they didn't rush to other people, a woman and another child to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries cause still under investigation. but if you talk to people around here and we did talk to a woman who did not show her face on camera. she believes she knows the cause of this collision. >> mean, it's just that i'm you know, people just they don't respect no you like i say it in the mornings because cross you know, streets every day. and i mean, you know, cars are always trying to beat the you know, every you know, sometimes jurors like traffic specially down the street and everyone, you know, always they're always rushing into, like i say, trying to be polite and they turn. and, you

the agency says it upgraded five intersections in atherton and added crosswalk beacons like this one. when it comes to sidewalks and bicycle infrastructure, cal trans says it's still working on it. >> this has been a known issue. people have got to wake up to the fact that everyone's life matters. everyone's life has value. >> i do think that people go fast in our stretch. and they slow down at menlo park because menlo park, you know, they've got lights on almost every corner. >> is that something atherton can do? or wants to do? >> well, i don't know if cal trans wants to do it, okay? we don't have the money to put in lights at every location. you know, quite frankly, i'm not sure that we need a light at every location. >> this is, to me, a real matter of equity. the people speeding down el camino are cruising in their teslas and bmws. but the people who are walking on el camino, maybe they're a worker who can only take the bus. maybe they're a kid running for the bus. maybe they're an unhoused person. really, aren't they the people we should try hardest to take care of? >> reporter:

they follow the rules of the road that pedestrians are aware of crosswalks, when to cross, when not to cross. >> this marks the 27th traffic death in san jose this year. >>> police in oakland now looking for whoever shot and killed three people in two separate, overnight shootings. investigators say just before 1:30 this morning, two people were shot and killed on 89th avenue west of rnatnal boulevard. just hours later, someone shot and killed a person on 18th avenue also near international boulevard. police say someone also showed up to a hospital with gunshot wounds, but had no details about that incident. >>> looking live right now to oakland where mayor thao is getting a raise, but smaller than expected. they voted to increase her salary by about $13,000 raising it to $216,000 a year. the mayor asked for the lowest amount possible:she says accepting a smaller pay raise is in the best interest of the city's fiscal health. >>> a quick break and check in with jess for a look at our weather. you have a big day coming up on sunday and hopefully the weather will cooperate. >> oh, yeah, t

san jose police say the woman and her two little girls were walking outside a marked crosswalk against red light. one man woke up and ran outside after hearing a loud bang, followed by screaming. >> just gives me the chillsthinking about it . seeing the baby, laying face down. i was just terrified. i remember my little girl when she was that age. i can imagine her pain when she wakes up and she finds out. let tucker unconscious -- they took her unconscious. dan: police say the car that hit them had a solid green light as it went through the intersection. the driver remained on the scene. ama: we are learning new details about the items seized during a search warrant as part of the ongoing investigation into the murder of tupac shaku police took computers, hard drives, and magazine articles about the rapper and his death. the search happened at 10 p.m. monday night and henderson, nevada near las vegas. the evidence will be presented to a las vegas grand jury, but charging decisions have not been made and are not imminent. investigators have long believed his killer is likely already dea

i can tell you that the people it seems like they were either in the crosswalk are near the crosswalk because the investigators when they were here in the overnight hours, they were focusing on that particular area. we do know that the crash was so horrific that the infant died at the scene. the 2 others, a woman and a child were taken to the hospital non life threatening injuries. obviously their names not being released to the public at this time. they don't know the cause of the collision. but if you talk to people around here, they seem to know exactly what happened. he's a woman that we talked to. she would show her face on camera. here's her reaction to the collision. >> mean, it's just that i'm you know, people just they don't respect no you know, like i say it in the mornings because across you know, streets every day. and i mean, you know, cars are always trying to beat the you know, every you know, sometimes jurors like traffic specially down the street and everyone, you know, always they're always rushing into, like i say, trying to be polite and they turn. and, you know, s

but the intersection there has only three crosswalks. people who live in the area say more needs to be done to keep pedestrians safe. they have features that will stop cars and prevent them from hitting people. so really, i mean, they have the government legislate to the automotive industries. that said, you must have these features. this was the 28th fatal traffic collision this year in san jose. in san francisco, an electric scooter caught fire right inside an apartment building, forcing two men to eventually jump out of a window in order to escape the growing flames. ktvu henry lee has the story. this is the electric scooter that caught on fire inside an apartment near turk and hyde in san francisco's tenderloin. two men were inside the unit with a fire broke out at about eight monday morning. they jumped out of a window when they observed their scooter catch on fire inside of their apartment. lieutenant jonathan baxter of the san francisco fire department says one of the victim suffered serious burns. that individual was quickly take

that vehicle suddenly took off and headed southbound into the crosswalk running over three individuals. one of them, a 75-year-old man, was killed. apparently by the time he got to the hospital, police say he was dead on arrival, however, two individuals here at the scene were treated and released police are now looking for that vehicle it's a blue 2006 honda last seen headed this way towards virginia, tom. >> and, tom, this is such a busy area there behind you with so many tourists, especially this time of year. >> reporter: 32 million people every single year come to the national mall, a huge number. 440,000 cars a day right here on constitution, and this is tourist central anybody who visits d.c. comes to this spot and the white house, which is about two blocks away, tom. >> all right, tom costello on that breaking news tonight. tom, we appreciate that >>> now to the extraordinary heat wave it's only getting worse tonight, extending across the south, and enduring in the west with phoenix seeing 12 straight days at 110 or more, and some there living with little to no air-conditioning

police say the woman was unhoused and she was not in the crosswalk and after she was hit a second car ran over her as well. >> obviously that other driver couldn't avoid hitting the pedestrians that were down in the red wave. like i said, that drive into the right thing is here at the scene talking with cooperate. >> police say the driver of the pickup in the surveillance video here is now wanted for felony hit and run. it marks the 24th traffic death of 2023. the city. >> tensions are flaring in san francisco's sunset where neighbors are heated up over plans for a skyscraper. a long, slow boulevard. the project proposed by developer ch planning llc would be the first of its kind in the area and the largest by far. now a group called save our neighborhood. san francisco is protesting the tower insisting there are plenty of vacancies throughout the city that already need to be filled. the planning commission chief of staff tells kron 4 the design does not comply with the city's current zoning laws, which limit structures to 100 feet tall to waive these restrictions. the sunset district

hour we've learned the victim was a homeless woman pushing a cart across white road not using a crosswalk. police say the driver faces felony charges for fleeing the scene. two other cars were also involved. san jose police have not yet put out a description of the suspect's car. >>> new details about the crash in antioch that killed a pregnant woman a little before 5:00 last night. police say a speeding black van ran a red light and clipped another car near lone tree way near the medical center. the black sedan flipped several times. 20-year-old angela fierro was ejected from the car and died at the scene. she was pregnant. two other people in the car were taken to the hospital. police haven't yet said who was driving. the driver of the other car is expected to be okay. new body cam video tonight shows a deadly police shooting in last month. it is the first police deadly shooting in that city in three years. we want to warn you some of the video may be disturbing. here is nbc bay area's christie smith. >> richmond police department, search warrant. open the door! >> reporter: today richm

police say the woman was outside of a crosswalk when she was hit and they say the crash involved a total of 3 cars. one of them took off the 2 other state at the scene. we talked to a business owner in the area who tells us he saw what happened. >> she was halfway in the middle lanes and was great cloud of solar. so you slow down. there's a white truck behind trying to pass by pass it on the left and then see just went right to work. we're fine, i some of happens. a lot particular for >> business owner also shared surveillance video of the crash with us kron. 4 s justin campbell will bring us that and more details coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at 8. >> oakland police investigating an assault this afternoon. this was near 18th street and market. this is citizen video of the scene happened about one 30 this afternoon. the victim was treated at a hospital for cuts. no other details have been released yet. coming as the city of oakland is still reeling froi a power outage yesterday which took out the city's 9-1-1 system. now part of the system is working, but fingerpointing by the city's

alex lee has introduced a new bill to set a standard no parking area near intersections and crosswalks's known as daylighting and it's an effort to make pedestrians more visible to drivers. >> whether you are driver, bicyclist, pedestrian, you don't have to chance it and not look when perhaps there might be some danger in coming. ama: it would be at least 20 feet from a cross walk or intersection. there are only a few steps left before the bill gets signed into law by governor newsom. our next building a better bay area breakthrough took us to san francisco. the effort to solve the homeless crisis. we went out to see what a day's work is like on the ground. the sf department of emergency management cares for 7500 on house people, half of them have been placed in city provided shelters. crews are handing out sanitation kits and resources, hoping they will accept shelter. there have been challenges including encampment cleanups and complaints from local businesses. workers say getting everyone housed is a process. >> it just takes time. it's not something that can happen with a snap of a

driving at safe speeds, and also for pedestrians to be aware of their surroundings, using marked crosswalks, wearing clothing that a reflective so you can be seen. >> the trend highlights the need for a new push in san jose's vision zero initiative that utilizes education, enforcement, and engineering. the city hopes to soon lean into two new letters to find lifesaving solutions, ai. abc7news dustin dorsey shows us how you consummate ideas to make streets in san jose safer. reporter: in the heart of silicon valley leaders are calling on the best and brightest minds. the goal is to help utilize a new technology they hope can save lives of people walking in san jose. >> my office has partnered with highly involved sony in the san jose department of initiative to launch this. >> there hoping to use community ideas on how to use ai software and cameras to capture quantitative data regarding the presence of pedestrians through the city. the board of directors chairman believes the technology can be used to better understand how people move around to protect them on the streets. >> artificial int

expired registration when the driver took off, went through a red light and hit several people in a crosswalk. a 75-year-old man later died at the hospital. a 13-year-old girl was also injured. >>> tonight police are looking for the person who shot two firefighters inside their firehouse in birmingham, alabama. both are in the hospital in serious condition. police think it could have been a targeted attack, though they haven't determined the motive. investigators say the fire engine bay door was open and the firefighters had just started their morning shift. >>> a historic labor d pute >>> the union that represents about 160,000 actors and other performers is set to strike at midnight if they can't work out a last-minute agreement with the major studios. both sides met today with a federal mediator. one of the main sticking points is better residualsed on streaming services. 11,000 union members have been on strike for more than two months. here is a fun fact. the last time writers and actors were on strike at the same time was 1960 when an actor named reagan was president of the screen actor

the agency says it upgraded five intersections in atherton and added crosswalk beacons like this one. but, when it comes to sidewalks and bicycle instructor, caltrans says it is still working on it. >> this is been a known issue. people have to wake up to the fact that everyone's life matters. everyone's life has value. >> i do think that people go fast and stretch. and, they slow down at menlo park because menlo park, they've got lights on almost every corner. >> reporter: is that something atherton can do or wants to do? >> i don't know if caltrans wants to do it. okay, we don't have the money to put in lights at every location., you know, quite frankly, i'm not sure that we need a light at every location. >> this is, to me, a real matter of equity. the people speeding down el camino real are cruising in their tesla and bmw. the people who are walking on el camino real, they are a worker who can only take a bus. maybe they are a kid. maybe they are and unhoused person. onto the people we should try hardest to take care of? >> reporter: caltrans says it finished a pedestrian safety p

police say the family, a woman and two daughters were walking across king road but not in the crosswalk when a driver in a tahoe suv was approaching on a green light and hit them. now, again the baby did die at the scene and the mom and daughter were being treated at the hospital and that is where the police are still trying to put together everything else that happened. but that's essentially what occurred last night. >> such a tajik situation, robert. you mentioned you spoke with people who were actually at the scene, tried to help the victims. what did they tell you? >> reporter: well, as you could imagine, it was traumatic for them, actually. they went running out. a person described it as he ran out to help the woman because that was the first thing he saw. then he looks to his left, sees the baby lying face down unconscious and also then looked over and saw what appeared to be about a 5-year-old daughter, a girl laying also on the ground. so even though they went to the hospital for what was considered non-life-threatening injuries, they were all unconscious after they were struck

librarian's shoes melted on the scorching street as he stood outside to help children through the crosswalk. >> this part of the shoe right here was like this. >> reporter: phoenix has endured more than three straight weeks of temperatures over 110 degrees, shattering records. the heat there is not just a threat to people but also animals like elvis the tortoise and this rhino at the phoenix zoo. >> this is one of the ways that we help them cool down in this heat. >> reporter: in washington state, a fast-growing wildfire has forced evacuations. the dry weather and winds making it tough for firefighters to battle the blaze which has burned more than 30,000 acres in less than 24 hours. high temperatures are also punishing other parts of the globe including southern europe. in his message sunday, pope francis addressed the heat wave and called on world leaders to do more to tackle climate change. wendy? >> naomi ruchim in new york. thanks. >>> one of those countries also enduring a deadly heat wave is greece. firefighters there are battling an explosive wildfire that has trapped tourists and r

paul, this was a librarian doin crosswalk duty and his shoes melted. >> that's unbelievable.you know how hot it has to be? any block dark surface will just absorb the heat and amplely amplify it, but that's still shoes melting. >> falling on the ground has become a medical emergency there. a third of the patients in the burn unit in maricopa county are there because they fell outside. >> yeah, that's, i mean, it's s hot that one second of contact with the ground can cause burns it's supposed to be 116, 117 degrees in phoenix tomorrow. bu asphalt heats to about 180 degrees under those conditions. literally one second of contact especially with the part of you skin, like the palm of your han that isn't used to that kind of heat can result in those burns which is just ridiculous. >> and you'll have to explain the next one because it's not all heat. what was in? >> this is a dust devil. looks like a tornado. it's swirling air in contact to the ground, but they're weaker than tornadoes. but the heat at the ground forces it up so quickly, and atmosphere spins because th earth spins

that that driver had the right of way and that the woman and children were crossing outside of any crosswalk. the baby died here at the scene and is now the 27th person to die on city streets in traffic accidents. the mother and child were taken to the hospital and are expected to be okay. andres said he won't be surprised if police find that the driver, though he had the right of way, might have been speeding. >> he was going -- just the car ran into. i got my fendered replaced three, four times with drunk, speeding guys. just a lot of incidents here. people just flying in here, you know. >> reporter: last year, 65 people died in traffic crashes on san jose city streets. 32 were pedestrians. in a third of all case, speed was a factor. 63% of those deadly accidents happened in the dark hours. the city's vision zero program to reduce deadly crashes does have a plan in the works for safety improvements here including at ocala avenue. we reached out to them this morning and they said some improvements could include wider sidewalks, protected bike lanes, protected bus stops so people are a littl

my god, it was a red light, why do you -- >> reporter: police say the family was not in a marked crosswalk and say the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. >> intoxication is not considered a factor in this investigation. the case will be finalized and provided to the district attorney for review. at this time i believe he is not at fault. >> reporter: today the mayor offered his condolences and said the city is working to enhance safety, including installing more pilot speed safety cameras. one neighbor at the accident scene said the sooner the better. >> i think they should install cameras everywhere, you know? especially in these busy, you know, streets here, because just look what happened. look. innocent lives there. >> reporter: people who did look can't forget. >> i still have the picture in my head. i haven't slept. i keep remembering, remembering. >> reporter: the department of transportation has picked this area as a traffic safety project. at this point the police have not released any names and are still talking to witnesses and collecting surve

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