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we've got a solo vehicle crash, eastbound state route 4 near alhambra and martinez area. sounds like a pickup truck lost control, hit the center divide and was facing the wrong way in one lane. they are working on pushing that off to the shoulder. we may currently have one lane still belonged by emergency crews so waiting for another update from chp. mass transit overall looking good. trains for b.a.r.t. start at 5:00 a.m. the bus bridge in place now. ace 1, 13 minutes late according to their website. i am double-checking. we just talked to them a moment ago. i'm looking at my notes and it sounds like a mechanical issue. they had to switch trains. it will be about 20 minutes by the time they leave stockton. that shouldn't impact any of the ace trains. the first one will be out late. no dplas for capital corridor. >>> homeland security investigating a hacking attack against contra costa county. who was behind it and why it failed. >>> flower fans from around the bay area are descending on this backyard. how the owner's labor of love is helping build a better bay area. >>>

those include alhambra valley road, bear creek road and marsh creek road. measures such as concrete barriers and temporary stop signs in place to reduce the road to single lanes there. a permanent fix is in the works. >> 6:56, happening today, back to school at richmond high after students had an unexpected day off. classes were canceled because of the power outage. today there will be a modified schedule. classes start at 10:00 a.m. school leaders say they have identified the reason for the outage and working to fix it. >>> a plan to ease homelessness in san francisco. this morning mayor london breed plans to open a new neighborhood development along mission street in tenderloin. it will provide 83 units to homeless and low income. according to the chronicle an estimated 7500 people were homeless in the city in 2017. >>> happening today contra costa leaders hold the final of three communities meetings with fair housing rules. the county trying to find solutions for access to safe and affordable housing that includes access to public transit and schooling.

some of the roads include alhambra valley road as we're showing you there. bear creek road and marsh creek road just to name a few. they have concrete barriers in place if you're driving in those areas, as well as temporary stop signs. unfortunately that's going to reduce some of the roads to a single lane. you're going to have to show patience works around the roads. as far as it goes, it is in the works we're told by contra costa county works. still need environmental clearances. not to mention federal fund request due to disaster areas from 2017 when we saw a lot of rain. it's unclear exactly when those permanent fixtures will be completed. live in mart he did, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thanks for the update, pete. not in the clear yet as kari mentioned. scattered showers out there now. they could linger through the morning. in case you haven't already, download the free app and take that live radar we use in our newsroom with you so you know what to expect anywhere you go. >> 5:02, happening today president trump's former campaign chair fin

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neighbors living near the intersection of alhambra valley and bear creek roads say if something wasn't done -- someone could eventually die.craig hutchinson/neighbor- "they always do it in the middle of the night, typically, so you don't see it until the next morning when you see the skid marks." and, those skid marks are hard to miss...steve padilla/public works- "this is a first of its kind, uh project, uh, not only in contra costa county, but i believe in the bay area." steve padilla with county public works says his department has installed about 100 raised pavement markers at this troubled intersection. steve padilla/public works- "what we're hoping is that these raised markers will make it a deterrent and make it uncomfortable for, uh, sideshow participants to come out and do what they do." the domes aren't large... they're about six inches wide and an inch and three quarters high. they won't stop people from driving over them... but they can damage your car.steve padilla/public works- "as the car is turning, they're going to hit these raised markers, and its going to not make it

last week, at the intersection of alhambra valley and bear creek roads... public works installed about 100 raised pavement markers where the roads divide. they're about six inches wide and an inch and three quarters high. the domes won't stop people from driving over them... but doing so could damage your car's alignment. the domes will also help lessen the thick streaks typically left on roads associated with side shows.steve padilla/public works- "as the car is turning, they're going to hit these ride. uh, and you know, they wanna be able to, you know, to do the cookies and to turn in a way, uh, that they're unimpeded and these raised markers are going to impede that and so we're hoping that, um, they won't be able to do the way they want to do it, uh, with these raised markers." improvements have also been made to the shoulder lanes... making them more visible. public works says this is a relatively inexpensive pilot project. they'll work with law enforcement to determine if they work. and, if they do, this set-up may be replicated elsewhere. in martinez

the public works department has installed 100 traffic bumps on roadways, laid down in alhambra valley and bear creek roads in martinez. the area of popular intersection for sideshows. >> we have had residents talk about how when the sideshow activities come out here they prevent residents from either going in or leaving their house until they are done. that creates a whole different risk and danger we want to try to avoid. by putting markers up we hope it will deter sideshow activities. >> they are nearly 2 inches tall, enough to slow down drivers doing doughnuts. officials say they will consider installing more, depending on feedback they get from neighbors. >>> alphabet's self driving unit, waymo, showed off safety features at chp today. this comes as the driverless car company expands its testing area in the south bay. incentive -- san jose with the latest remember been covering the self driving cars for years now finally today there was one part here in the lot at the chp office in san jose. we got an up close look for the very first time. the mother of all swagger wagons. sensors

eastbound highway 4 near alhambra, sounds like a solo vehicle crash, a pickup truck lost control, hity k belowing the left lanes. counter-commute direction, not quite 4:30 in the morning. not seeing any back-up. i will keep an eye on that. cash lanes for bay bridge toll plaza. as mike mentioned, not a lot of rain right now but definitely some sheen on the pavement. take it easy on ramps and curves. next update coming up in a couple minutes. >> thank you. >>> a sunnyvale boy is being treated in the hospital right now after falling from a fourth story balcony. >> it happened off camino real. jobina we're worried about how the boy is doing. >> he's 4 years old. as he was taken from the apartment complex, he was listed in serious condition. i reached out to department of public safety this morning and the officer on duty told me that is the most recent update they have at this time. the boy fell from the fourth story of the apartment building around 5:00. investigators were all over the scene taking measurements of the balcony and building late into the night. the man who called 911 says

the dots are 2 inches tall. 100 have been installed at alhambra valley road. officials say the hope is they will make desire able to spin out. >>> a bizarre a crime in palo alto, a man entered a home and salt next to a female resident and tried to talk to her. the suspect was wearing gloves and carrying a flashlight. >>> a safety meeting on the heels of a brutal killing allegedly carried out by an undocumented immigrant. it has sparked controversy. nabs met with the mair. >> the room at the pearl avenue library was filled to capacity. more than 100 showed up. this mewalking distance home. >> i think all politicians need to stop the shenanigans. >> emotions were high where neighbors met for the first time following the killing of a neighbor. . >> a moment of silence for bambi larson who was found stabbed to death in her home. police arrested an undocumented immigrant. >> he shouldn't have been able to do this. >> surveillance video from neighbors captured him on the streets the night of the crime. he was stalking larson. he was detained nine times. hea long why

the alhambra theatre has brought comedy, tragedy and farce to the people of bradford for more than ahe drama of brexit being played out 200 miles away. we have watched two and half years now of, instead of a government working together to get a united deal with the european union, we've basically watched a parliament fight amongst itself. bradford voted to leave the european union in 2016 with a 54% share, above the level of the uk—wide vote. some here are concerned about the effect on local communities. i have seen in bradford a lot of the kinds of rhetoric around the divisions — you know, leave, remain, some of the unleashing of really, really racist and far—out views that came out, that we saw surface during the referendum that haven't really been dealt with. dr amir khan, a gp, is worried about the impact no deal could have on the nhs. i really think no brexit, staying in the eu is the best thing, both for research into medicines and into clinical trials, access to medication for patients, cancer treatments and recruitment. there is a recruitment crisis already in the nhs. but de

last week, at the intersection of alhambra valley and bear creek roads...ublic works installed about 100 raised pavement markers where the roads divide. they're about six inches wide and an inch and three quarters high. the domes won't stop people from driving over them... but doing so could damage your car's alignment. the domes will also help lessen the thick streaks typically left on roads associated with side shows.steve padilla/public works- "as the car is turning, they're going to hit these raised markers, and it's going to not make it for a smooth ride. uh, and you know, they wanna be able to, you know, to do the cookies and to turn in a way, uh, that they're unimpeded and these raised markers are going to impede that and so we're hoping that, um, they won't be able to do the way they want to do it, uh, with these raised markers." improvements have also been made to the shoulder lanes... making them more visible. public works says this is a relatively inexpensive pilot project. they'll work with law enforcement to determine if they work. and, if they

alhambra valley road is closed after a massive tree came down in martinez. the martinez police tweeting out this picture. this is between gilbert and wanda way. police are telling people to avoid the area. ( darya ) don't forget you can send your pictures and videos through the kron-4 mobile app. there you will also find full forecasts... and an interactive radar. ( darya )( darya ) in the east bay... a man is dead following a shooting at a bar in downtown oakland. it happened last night just after 7:30 at a bar on ninth street. another man was hurt in the shooting and taken to a hospital. police haven't yet released any information on the shooter. ( darya ) new this morning ... bay point firefighters say a cannabis oil explosion at a home sent two people to the hospital and killed 6 animals. it happened last night on sara court .. that's near highway four in the delta. authorities say butane was being forced through marijuana leaves to create the cannabis oil. that's a concentrated form of t-h-c. two people inside the home were treated for smoke inhalation

recorders neighbors say the side-showers literally take over the intersection of alhambra valley road and bear creek road at all times of the day and night. [ sound of gunfire ] that's the found of gunfire one neighbor captured on her phone. >> they come across as very violent. they show weapons to you. they intimidate you. >> reporter: now the contra costa county public works department is taking new steps to curb it. they've installed dozens of raised circular markers in the intersection, hoping to put a stop to all the spinouts. >> if you're trying to spin over them, your tires are going to hit them. and the alignment, you'll mess up your alignment, it's going to be uncomfortable, you won't get that smooth doughnut action that side show participants are looking for. >> reporter: but not everyone is convinced. >> i feel like this isn't doing anything except wasting some tax dollars. >> reporter: some are skeptical but many hopes the bumps bring some peace back to what should be a serene area. >> i hope it stops it. i hope it makes it so that they can't come out here and do that. >>

last week, at the intersection of alhambra valley and bear creek roads... public works installed about 100 raised pavement markers where the roads divide. they're about six inches wide and an inch and three quarters high. the domes won't stop people from driving over them... but doing so could damage your car's alignment. the domes will also help lessen the thick streaks typically left on roads associated with side shows.steve padilla/public works- "as the car is turning, they're going to hit these raised markers, and it's going to not make it for a smooth ride. uh, and you know, they wanna be able to, you know, to do the cookies and to turn in a way, uh, that they're unimpeded and these raised markers are going to impede that and so we're hoping that, um, they won't be able to do the way they want to do it, uh, with these raised markers." improvements have also been made to the shoulder lanes... making them more visible. public works says this is a relatively inexpensive pilot project. they'll work with law enforcement to determine if they work. and, if th

neighbors living near the intersection of alhambra valley and bear creek roads say if something wasn't done -- someone could eventually die.craig hutchinson/neighbor- "they always do it in the middle of the night, typically, so you don't see it until the next morning when you see the skid marks." and, those skid marks are hard to miss...steve padilla/public works- "this is a first of its kind, uh project, uh, not only in contra costa county, but i believe in the bay area." steve padilla with county public works says his department has installed about 100 raised pavement markers at this troubled intersection. steve padilla/public works- "what we're hoping is that these raised markers will make it a deterrent and make it uncomfortable for, uh, sideshow participants to come out and do what they do." the domes aren't large... they're about six inches wide and an inch and three quarters high. they won't stop people from driving over them... but they can damage your car.steve padilla/public works- "as the car is turning, they're going to hit these raised markers, and its going to not make it

last week, at the intersection of alhambra valley and bear creek roads...stalled about 100 raised pavement markers where the roads divide. they're about six inches wide and an inch and three quarters high. the domes won't stop people from driving over them... but doing so could damage your car's alignment. the domes will also help lessen the thick streaks typically left on roads associated with side shows.steve padilla/public works- "as the car is turning, they're going to hit these raised markers, and it's going to not make it for a smooth ride. uh, and you know, they wanna be able to, you know, to do the cookies and to turn in a way, uh, that they're unimpeded and these raised markers are going to impede that and so we're hoping that, um, they won't be able to do the way they want to do it, uh, with these raised markers." improvements have also been made to the shoulder lanes... making them more visible. public works says this is a relatively inexpensive pilot project. they'll work with law enforcement to determine if they work. and, if they do, this set-

there was also problems along alhambra valley road and millbrae creek road. contra costa county says it's working on permanent fixes for all the roads that have been hit by bad weather this season. >>> what happens when you mix road construction with lots of rain? you get one bumpy ride through san francisco. the intersection that has become filled with potholes. lots and lots of potholes. >> we could be on the verge of another teacher strike in the east bay but this time it's a district you might not associate with financial problems. where negotiations stand right now. >> and we just got some dramatic video into the abc 7 newsroom. watch what happens as a chp officer tries to help out another driver in the south bay. sarah's last tuition payment, sent off. feeling good? oh yeah. now i'm ready to focus on my project. ♪ ♪ this is why we plan. ♪ ♪ you never cease to amaze me, maya. see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. >>> look at this. this is what you get when you mix construction with a wet winter. pothole

the alhambra theatre has brought comedy, tragedy and farce to the people of bradford for more than a6 with a 54% share, above the level of the uk—wide vote. some here are concerned about the effect on local communities. i have seen in bradford a lot of the kinds of rhetoric around the divisions — you know, leave, remain, some of the unleashing of really, really racist and far—out views that and ——far—right views that came out, that we saw surface during the referendum that haven't really been dealt with. dr amir khan, a gp, is worried about the impact no deal could have on the nhs. i really think no brexit, staying in the eu is the best thing, both for research into medicines and into clinical trials, access to medication for patients, cancer treatments and recruitment. there is a recruitment crisis already in the nhs. but despite the sense of pantomime, businesswoman terry king argues no deal won't mean no more trade with the eu. i would really prefer something along the lines of how it was when we first entered, you know, more around an economic trading community without any of the

the alhambra theatre.irst, this is what people made of the events of last night's no—deal votes. been doing it two years, two and a half year. we're still getting no further forward. she's to—ing and fro—ing onjet planes. we're still in the same boat, not good. all not one, kick 'em out of parliament. i voted to remain so i'm not really partial about what's really going on at the moment because it's not really what i wanted to do. i don't think it's going very well. we haven't got either a deal or no deal, we don't really know what's going to happen, we don't know whether it's going to be extended. i think we're just all in a back stand. they've reneged on a british people vote and that's how i see the politicians now. to me, they're not worth the salt. i voted to remain, i still think we should remain. i think the whole things a joke. i think the politicians know about as much as we do. it's gobbledygook. nobody understands, we don't understand, and they're never going to agree. so, referendum? i think it