avenue in southwest -- southeast.fficials say a mini fan hit the rear of the bus and struck another vehicle. 11 people including the bus driver were taken to the hospital. their injuries are not life-threatening. >> an emotional tribute to the people shot and killed at the mall in columbia. hundreds of people gather for vigil for 21-year-old breanna and 25-year-old tyler. they look on -- were gunned down on saturday. police say 19-year-old darien aguilar killed them and shot himself. police say they found no evidence he knew the victims. >> prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty for the remaining boston marathon bombing suspect. dzhokhar tsarnaev is accused of carrying out the attack with his brother. the blast killed three people and injured more than 260 others. the brother was killed during a shootout with police. ev faces 34 charges. a trial date has not been set. >> where going to talk about the forecast. it is not as cold as it was this time yesterday. hoo, it iss like woo so good to see you 20's. >> i

it is happening once again on douglas avenue not far from bay road, woodside avenue.about an hour ago and it is now grown to four alarms. an idea you can see it off 101 this morning, it's close to the silver springs. i want to check with mike. not only a distraction on 101 but some of the surface streets are highly traveled. >> woodside road a couple blocks north and west of 101. sow see all of these flames and the smoke. we have a camera in palo alto. from that we can see what the view is from 101. the haze and the smoke has blended in with the haze. you can barely make out what is. mostly the trees and that's the reason on my map we're not seeing a significant volume of traffic through the area as far as the slowing goes. we have a smooth flow. slowing of the east bay. the fire on the peninsula. get you located. this is 101 in redwood city. you approach the area, folks might see the smoke and the flashing lights, it is right here. just off the freeway, look how close toward 101 and wood side. a number of alarm companies. the smoke not so clearly visible so slowing s

we'll look at new york avenue. starting to pick up and resemble the usual rush hour here, especially at the intersection. although volume is lighter than usual because of the late openings of the d.c. government and the closing of d.c. public schools. now again, the chemicals seem to be taking a better effect as traffic goes on these roads which have been treated. we've been seeing snowplows and salt spreaders come through here periodically. it's not enough for them to plow. but they are treating it with a brine solution or salt. that seems to be having an effect. if you look in the foreground here at 1st street, the intersection, this is what you will encounter on residential roads. this road appears to have been treated to a degree but not to the extent that new york avenue has and not to the extent that the traffic that is involve thursday is causing the roads to be somewhat clearer. on the curb lanes, be careful, too. it's going to be slushier there. as per pedestrians, look behind me. you see a sidewalk that h

connecticut avenue and jones bridge road. i traveled along that road earlier this morning from wisconsin and the roads were pretty much a sheet of hard snow. many crews and plows working hard this morning. this gentleman included who is plowing some of the side streets. it is the winds now and the cold in chevy chase. it is 17 degrees, but i have seen winds that have vested to about 27 miles per hour. that certainly brings a windchill down into single digits. i can tell you feels that cold. my suggestion if you can, stay indoors, stay warm. that sounds like the best option. for people who have to get on the roads, how do they look now, amanda meadows? >> curl up on the couch with some hot cocoa. that is good to go. several different incidents are out there patriot a whole range of problems due to those conditions. we will start off with a live shot just to show you. we have been talking a lot of those interstates are cleared. see the falls road at the bottom is covered with snow, but if you're looking in the far distance to 7

you can see is blazing away right there, douglas avenue and bay road it is within that site distance1. >> south of woodside road, you can see it is completely out of control, the fire, the flames just blazing away with that thick snow rising, surely, people driving past on the freeway this morning would be able to see that and again, we are finding out that this is a machine shop called fmw. they do some welding there. this is in a very busy part of redwood city, industrial but also residences in that vicinity. so, this is gonna create a lot of havoc for folks just trying to get around that area this morning as well. they fight this amazing fire. >> they do welding there, they may have acetylene tanks in there, that may be one were firefighters want to keep their distance a little bit in the blaze, they could easily explode. you see them pouring water on this fire from this firefighter on a ladder truck here, others on the other side of the structure, trying to keep the fire contained to this area, putting it out doesn't seem at this point to be much of an option, letting it burp its

offer for improvements and real property related to lee avenue north of ocean avenue and accepting a grant deed for these purposes; authorizing the conditional acceptance of an irrevocable offer for sidewalk improvements for ocean avenue east of lee avenue; declaring such areas to be open public right-of-way and dedicating them for right-of-way and roadway purposes; accepting maintenance and liability for these areas subject to certain limitations; establishing public right-of-way width and sidewalk width for the lee avenue and the ocean avenue sidewalks; approving an interdepartmental transfer of property for a portion of lee avenue and for a sidewalk area fronting a portion of ocean avenue; approving and making findings, including environmental findings and general plan and priority policy findings; and authorizing official acts in connection with this ordinance. ~ for these purposes. >> same house same call? this ordinance is passed on the first reading. [gavel] >> any next item. >> item 29 is a resolution imposing interim zoning controls to require that, for a 12-month period, in

i'm not opposing the construction of the 3 story residents on 19th avenue. all i want to be sure is the construction joining in the design so this 7, 8, 9 my house mr. not be damaged again. since 2005 it was nightmare for me when mr. you started construction in the lots to the north side of my house. he exposed and undermined the north foundation of the footing of my house. the sentiments and cracks in the garages and gas leaks were all development in the house. this resulted in the department of building inspections issuing 3 notices of violation may 3rd, 2005, and june 2005 along with 234ish9 abatement proceedings. the footing was under pinned in july 2005. litigation was initiated and settlement and mitigation was done. it was agreed that the gentleman would perpetrates his construction drawings before filing for building permits. the medium chemical grouting and patching and >> prayer by the chaplain. >> of the walls were performed. since 2005 i have spent concluding construction, professional and legal expense over 2 hundred thousand because of his wron

this is at the intersection of east 15th street and 57th avenue. oakland police and chp officials are investigating that shooting. christie smith is live in oakland. christie, any word on the suspect's condition? >> reporter: no. they haven't said anything at all about the suspect's condition. i can tell you i did hear from a spokesperson from the oakland police department who tells me she is on the way so hopefully she can clear up questions. i can tell you the street is still blocked off here as it's been for hours, more than a dozen officers here from both the oakland police department and the chp after a pursuit that ended in gun fire. chp opened up fire. this started before 3:00 on high street at interstate 580 actually on city streets. police tried to pull over a car, possibly a bmw on the street that had no plates. the driver didn't stop, but took the chp on a three to five-minute pursuit on city streets all the way where we are ended up at east 57th and 15th avenue a. dead end street. that's where the gun fire erupted. two officers involved

it would be to extend the two out to 33rd avenue. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> next we'll hear from thomasa. >> again, good afternoon. i'm thomasa. the 244 000-0000 which of the proponents of the project which they foresee, there is a shortfall of $125 million for now. it says here in this conflict that the benefit is 20 percent faster transit travel time. so we just heard there is an express bus that already exist on geary boulevard. what i have been hearing about this over the past few years is the purpose of this is to make it easier for people to get downtown to their jobs faster. to me, $240 million shows some people in richmond to get to their jobs faster is a very poor use of taxpayer money especially because of all the tremendous hardship and risk it will cause for those who are elders, those who have mobility issues, those who have vision and hearing problems or issues and those of us who can not walk more than half a block. i happen to be lucky enough to have a car and i'm able to drive. there is no way that i can

this part of new hampshire avenue, not pretty clear at all. once you get further down new hampshire avenue, heading south, it does get clear. if folks have to head out of the house, they have to use caution. back to you. >> you're absolutely right. thank you. >>> we'll stay in maryland now. drivers in montgomery county can expect treacherous driving conditions on the roads that have not been plowed. you may even have trouble getting out of your garage. this morning, a lot of people need to clear the snow from their driveway before you head out the door. the neighborhood streets could also be a problem. the concern on the road is a mixture of snow and ice that's turning in to slush. overnight, drivers took it slow to make it home. >> really very bad. even the main roads, 355, 270 looked wet when we drove over it. all the other roads are really bad. >> montgomery county police say some roads are slick. so drive slowly to get to your destination safely. so far, no major accident have been reported. >>> expect another round of cancelations and del

the longest stretch of wisconsin avenue in bethesda from battery lane to woodmont avenue. there is a water main break and there's no word when crews working on it will be finished. but, the wssc warns some lanes could be closed tomorrow for the morning commute. >>> much of the deep south is in a deep freeze tonight and that story tops our look at the most important moments from your world today in 90 seconds. >> chicago preparing for a historic deep freeze. this october, iowa is experiencing the 9th coldest winter in over 100 years. >> blinding whiteout conditions in the plains. the howling wind caused mass ifs snow drifts. >> the president will announce he is signing an executive order. raising the minimum wage for contract workers to $10.10 an hour and press congress to raise it for everyone. it's up to washington state congresswoman, kathy mcmorris rogers to deliver the official republican response. >>> coast guard helicopter fired into the engine, stops the vessel. >> 45 bails of cocaine. the street value is close to $111 million. the seizure is one of the largest in t

officers were following the suspect in the area of mankor avenue and kingman avenue at 8:30 this morning when the man attacked him. during the struggle, the suspect tried to take one of the officer's taser. when he couldn't get the taser, he ran into a nearby apartment. about 50 officers are on scene trying to get him to surrender. >> they tried to go ahead and distract -- to get his attention by breaking out windows to the front of the apartment complex. >> is that with the rubber bullets? >> yeah, the .40-millimeter rubber bullets. no response. there has been some movement inside. but as of yet, the suspect has not come out. >> we're told nobody is in the apartment bup the suspect. we'll stay on top of this situation andy -- but the suspect. we'll stay on top of this suspect. >>> the state cases a major backlog in rape cases. sal castanedo is live where one local congressman is introducing a bill to get these predators off the streets as well of. >> reporter: state legislators are taking a swing at clearing the backlog and that new legislation was introduced here this morning in woman.

so a real mess here on massachusetts avenue in southeast. barbara, back to you ithe studio. >> all right, thank you, megan. >>> and new this morning, dozens of people who lived in a northwest d.c. apartment may have to find someplace else to stay this weekend. their building caught on fire. three people were hurt in the fire on mount pleasant street. doctors expect all of them to survive. firefighters still don't know what caused this blaze. >>> prince george's county firefighters battled a fire inside a laurel townhouse for the second time in less than 48 hours. take a look at these pictures. we're told the fire inside the home along compton avenue started before 3:00 this morn g morning. crews were able to quickly put it out. firefighters battled a large fire at the same complex on wednesday night. that fire destroyed three units. the cause of both fires is under investigation today. >>> taking a look outside right now. we're in for a weekend warm-up, believe it or not, after a week of bitter cold. storm 4 meteorologist tom kierein joins u

this is the 2nd avenue subway tunnel.onceived of in the 1920's, 85 years later, construction is blasting forward. this is where we go underground? descend 11 stories. michael runs a tight ship. >> are you the face of the 2nd avenue subway? the price tag for a two-mile stretch of rail with three stops, $4.5 billion. some people get alarmed, but they are being nearsighted? >> it puts a lot of people to work. >> planners use a map from 1865 that shows the waterways that crisscrossed manhattan. so far, so good. >> dry, here and there you have a spot. in general, it is dry. >> officials have yet to budget the phases to complete the line. are you not budgeting it because you are scared the price will be so high? >> we are in the process of doing the budgeting. we don't have an idea how much it will cost. >> this section spells relief for the 1.3 million subway riders on the eastside, more riders than boston and san francisco combined. >> you think it is -- >> and economic success. this will be returned to the city many times in

mass avenue is not the only place dealing with the water problems. pipes in schools across the region are breaking, and the buildings are at risk for losing the heat. we will tell you what news team 4 found when they went inside. >> and plus, a car burst into the flames after a crash, and we will tell you how this race to save a life came to a dramatic end. >>> i'm jim handly in a wet sochi, russia, and only a week before this calderon will be lit up for the games. we will take you on a tour of olympic park tonight at "news4 at 5:00." >>> that is so cool he is over there, and nice and mild across the area today, and just for the weekend, right? but then, guess what is moving back in? yeah, possibly more snow. i will talk about it next. thank you. happy valentine's day. i love you. uh, i mean, thank you. you're welcome. share the love with delicious heart-shaped donuts from dunkin'. try the new cookie dough donut today. pressure points on my tired, achy feet. i had no clue i was putting this kind of stress on my feet. i have flat feet. i found this ou

the server the newest problem on mass avenue. this is near 49th street. it is a slippery problem out there. >> curb to curb, the 4800 block of massachusetts avenue is a sheet of ice. car tires are frozen to the asphalt by a creed on downpour. >> i came out and there was so much water coming down. >> this is man-made. a burst water main sent thousands of water -- gallons of water down the road. a lot of my customers part down here. -- normally frosty temperatures are a boom for starbucks. they are afraid business will be a bust. they cannot see there's water on the street. >> by midmorning, it had not been shut off. the half block of been shut out -- shut down to traffic. >> a lot of my customers parked over here. >> while some customers were stopped. >> i just wanted by coffee. arrived. itr crews took to to shut down the main. shops notn is the having any water. water said the cause is still under investigation. it is likely the prolonged cold snap is the reason for all of this. right now, there's no word on a fix or how long that may take. -- we willo so

the 9th avenue stop is where the elementary school. so kids are going to have to walk farther if they take the bus to school. on the other side of 9th avenue and geary, there is a funeral home. that may not seem like much to a lot of people, but if you live in this city and you have the contacts and you wind up going to funerals. if you have to walk three 3 blocks in the rain to get to that funeral home, you may not go. it's not just that 6 blocks, if you look further in the outer richmond they keep the stops where they are. they are 2-3 blocks apart now. they want to remove the 9th avenue and replace the laguna stop. i'm suggesting they are not thinking of the population of the need of the benefit stops closest to their destination. kids, people with disabilities is a problem. they are looking for all numbers of rider ship. not specific numbers of who is riding where. that's a problem we all should address. thank you. >> next we have a comment from david dippel. >> my name is dave dippel. i have been trying to get a point across. the

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encountered the great separated intersection where geary goes in an under pass underneath masonic avenue, there too we are recommended side bus lanes at this point. we think having the bus lanes at the side on those service roads allow us to provide a surface stop which provides a very strong access and for safety and security and as well as a smooth transfer to the 43 masonic which crosses geary at that location. we had an additional alternative that would have operated the bus in the under pass which would have -- necessity taetd a stop and while waiting for the bus as a personal security issue. we are responding to that feedback and we are choosing a side bus lane in that area so we can have a surface stop with the better pedestrian security and safety issues. just looking at the stretch between fillmore and masonic for a little bit, as we look at that stretch, we notice there is not much distance between fillmore and masonic especially if you consider how the buses might transition between the center and the side of the street if we choose to put the buses in the center of the street

massachusetts avenue near 2nd street northwest. on this side of the tunnel, take a look to the other side of the tunnel. the plan puts beams, girders, steel on top of this and buildings on top of this. that could be a construction project and traffic headache for four years. this is what the 3rd street tunnel in the heart of the district looks like now. this is what a developer says is about to happen. look at this animation. you can see how four new office buildings and residential area will be in the air covering the tunnel completely and work expected to start mid-march. >> the highway is down in the trench for a reason. this was always planned. when they built the highway in the '60s, the idea was it would eventually be built over. >> reporter: bob with the project says lanes will be shifted and traffic issues. >> there is a lot of highway and lanes both sides and we can shift traffic down and speeds will go down and lanes will stay open. >> reporter: he says at some point of the construction the entire tunnel will have to be c

an old pipe ruptured underground, and wisconsin avenue buckled and gallons of water started spill iing and ye another water main break, and overwhelmed crews are scrambling to keep up. >> and we are so busy right now with the breaks around the two counties that we can't get somebody immediately dispatched here. >> a salt truck came through as the water kept coming and the temperatures were dropping and this is a few short hours before the evening rush home. and wisconsin is a major thoroughfare, but no cars can pass through here now, and all three southbound lanes are shutdown between woodmont and battery lane, and the bitter cold and the huge reason for the spike of water mains across the area. >> and we are looking at 69 and 70 and 71 outstanding jobs in the cues today and it is maxing out the ability to get to all of the breaks. >> reporter: and they report almost 500 breaks this month alone. >> well, we had a little bit of time to catch up after the polar vortex, and down the four or five jobs to work through, and then shoots right back up to 70 when we got into the extended cold s

in the map zoning for the area for golden gate avenue. and a good afternoon president hasz and members of the board i'm from the planning department. this was introduced by supervisor kim to rezone the map area. the church may at that particular time in the program and the second is a general plan amendment it expands the density area of the downtown plan to include another area. the general amendment is required so that the ordinance support by supervisor kim. this places any changes to the property including the rezoning there this commissions preview. article 11 buildings can sell their floor area to any eligible property in the downtown area. those properties are allowed to develop but buying and selling of t dr can only occur in the district. the application which will have after the rezoning if it takes effect a they'll be required to submit the prestige and maintenance plan that describes any proposed prestige and rehabilitation of work and guarantees the work and up keep of the church. it's required to meet the standards for the t

this is happening at a strip mall on hillsdale avenue at camden avenue. an alarm went off inside a marijuana dispensary earlier this morning. police believe the suspects broke into several businesses. dogs have also been brought in to help with the search. we have a crew headed to the scene and will bring you updates as they become available. new this morning. while you were sleeping.a police chase raced through the streets of oakland.and ended in a shooting. a police chase in the east bay.ends with a shootout.and at least one person shot. information is still coming in.but here's what we know right now. that chase ended at east 15th street and 57th avenue in oakland. there were several shots fired. and at least one of the men involved in the chase was shot. no word on if the bullet one person is dead and another injured. after being hit by a cal-train near the santa clara station. two men were on the tracks between the northbound platform and the southbound platform last night when the train approached. there were no scheduled stops where the men were. s

there's also a crash on the southbound side of georgia avenue.ight. be careful or stay at home your back to you. >> thanks, bev. we'll talk to you in just a little bit. >>> 4:23 now. we have an update on a story we told you about thursday. police have caught the woman who they say attacked a pregnant woman with a tiki torch and stabbed a manual. 46-year-old katherran johnson is in a d.c. cell waiting for extradition. she took a cab to this home in the 8300 block of flower avenue and started banging at the door. when no one answered she pushed the window air conditioner out to get inside and hit a woman who is seven months pregnant. a man who tried to break up the fight, that is when johnson stabbed him and took off. he had surgery and is doing final. police say the suspect knew the victims. we don't know the condition of the pregnant woman at this point. >>> a judge makes a controversial ruling. the supreme court deemed an undocumented immigrant can practice law. sergio garcia's parents brought him to the united states from mexico nearly 20 years

the main roads by me, this is connecticut avenue and manor road. connecticut avenue pretty much ok.ut again, i emphasize the side streets. i was traveling from wisconsin avenue down jones berks road. it was essentially just covered in snow. a little bit slick. i did a four-wheel-drive. it is a heavier view. vehicle. a lot of people are slipping on the roads. if you can, stay indoors. that the crews are working so hard treat the road and plowed him before you get out. it is so cold out here. let's get the very latest on the roads now with amanda meadows. >> it is very cold. you get lots of props for being out in that weather come eileen. we are experiencing several different incidents and accidents on the roadways. as eileen was saying, secondary zone issue. talkingnd jackie were about that in a weather report as wind gusts pick up that snow off the trees and your visibility really does get hampered through your morning drive. that definitely happened to me. covered.ays completely that is pretty much the tarp -- par 4 the court. of those primary roads are still covered as well. inter

we'll shoot over to montgomery county, georgia avenue at connecticut avenue. i don't know if you saw this car go by slowly. that's the ticket to safety. give yourself extra time, drive slow. some of the roads -- even though they've been plowed, are seeing snow cover. we'll head to i-66 at prince william parkway. in both directions on 66, i'm not tracking accident. but i am showing you what your conditions are going to be like. so heads up. i'm back in ten minutes. hopefully i'll have more good news. back to you. >> do what you got to do to keep that job. i like that perspective. >>> we'll check the roads in d.c. derek ward live along new york avenue in northeast. how's it looking there, derek? >> reporter: i'll tell you what, take a look behind me. this is inbound new york avenue. you see that's the bridge, and that's florida. this is the kind of road conditions that you are going to encounter. there is passable roads and stuff, they have been treated. take a look at this cab going by here. that's where you're going to have to take it. now, as the roads become

the 19th avenue south, is an option.you can't get off interstate 280 and you san jose instead to reconnect with the 280 south of past the scene. a better bet to be to use sun sets and avoid the area completely. for your trip around the rest of the bay. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. light traffic here and in fact it's a way because traffic is still mostly white around the bay area that we don't see bigger backups at our hot spot. here's the 92 commute for the san mateo bridge where it's just an 11 to 13 minutes drive time either east bound are westbound grid over to the weather center with your update. here is erica. >>erica: waking up too high clouds. starting to bring up out there. we're still at the freezing mark and out of. still holding onto forties' along the east bay shoreline so it is warmer than 24 hours ago. you can think high clouds for that. clouds will stick around as we head into the afternoon but in terms of temperatures warmer than where we were yesterday. upper 60s out in pleasanton and

the crash happened aafter 1:00 west of keller avenue in oakland. all lanes eastbound 580 were closed for over an hour. they have since reopened. the driver stayed at scene and cooperated with officers the pedestrian was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> also new, pacifica police on the lookout for the driver involved in a deadly hit and run crash. the driver of a gray or dark colored car hit and killed a man on palmetto avenue. the witnesses say the car may be a monte carlo or charger, took off towards daly city. >>> a man was killed when his suv slammed into an oncoming big rig. it happened on a remote two-lane road south of bakersfield. investigators did not know what caused the 60-year-old bruce avery to swerve into the path of the big rig. he died at the scene. the passenger in the suv and driver of the big rig both taken to the hospital with injuries. >>> 25-year-old college student arrested overnight for reportedly hitting another student with his car. investigators say he got into an argument with another student in a campus parking lot. wit

they will likely exit on coleman avenue. for security reasons police escorts are expected to shut town the freeway near 101/880 interchange. this is going to likely cause major traffic problems during the evening rush hour f. you are stuck in the traffic, you can identify. >> 49ers fans waiting to see if harvin will be able to go. he was the biggest offensive threat but side a lined most of the season after hip surgery. he suited up against the saints but suffered a concussion and is not yet cleared. many say without him the wide receiving core will struggle. as doug baldwin is quick to point out they proved they can win without him. >> everybody says that doug has a chip on his shoulder. i don't, i have a boulder on my shoulder. and every negative comment that comes out i put it there. honestly, i go back and look at the negative stuff because to me it's not so much about what you've done, it's what you haven't done and what opportunities you're going to have in the future to prove yourself right. and ultimately prove those

northbound 101 approaching third avenue.ng and we are getting an update now from the chp that at least two right lanes are shut down at this hour. an accident involving at first it was a car and a big rig. it's now a six-car pile-up now. again, this is north 101 approaching third avenue. two right lanes shut down. traffic backed up beyond highway 92. alternates, el camino or other san mateo city streets to get around the delays. this accident will be out there for quite a while. to the san mateo bridge, westbound 92 leaving hayward bound for the peninsula, no problems as of yet for that toll plaza. that westbound traffic continues light again as you head into the foster city area. and the bay bridge commute we are going to call it "friday light" right now. all the feeder freeways leaving oakland towards the maze into san francisco, all moving well with the metering lights off. all the city freeways are moving at the speed limit. look at the altamont pass very slow for westbound 580. it's going to be heavy from the beyond the

the fire started in a townhouse in the 400 block of compton avenue in laurel around 7:00. prince gorges county firefighters tell us the townhouse was heavily engulfed in flames, smoke and quickly spread to the town homes it next door. six adults and two kids lived in this one on the far left. it took fire crews around 45 minutes to put it out. firefighters battled the blaze inside but then rushed outside because it was too dangerous. the roof collapsed and the homeowner doesn't have a place to live. neighbors are stunned. >> it's crazy. it's cold. just coming home and i saw the trucks. >> the good news is no one was hurt. however, again, you have this family and a man without a place to live. prince gorges county citizens services is unit is helping them out. in laurel, i'm she mare stone, news4. >> new developments following that rare winter storm down in georgia. drivers are finally back home tonight after spending up to 16 hours trapped in their cars. the city of atlanta still digging out after snow and ice paralyzed the city. 10,000 children slept at schools last night

investigators on the scene of an officer involved shooting near east 15th street antds 57th avenue not far from the rainbow recreation center. christie smith has talked with officers. what's going on out there? >> reporter: well, i can tell you there is a large police presence here, more than a dozen police cars from the oakland police department, also the chp. this is east 57th avenue, and east 15th street which is basically right above international boulevard. this is an officer involved shooting that started with a pursuit by the chp at 580 and high streets overnight. the driver they tell me possibly in a bmw did not yield to the officers. that according to the chp, the driver took off. they tell me there was a short pursuit that ended in a neighborhood here where we are in oakland. i'm told that the suspect bailed out on foot, there was a short chase and that's when there was some sort of exchange of gun fire. officers apparently opened fire on the man, feeling threatened but they are still working out the details on that. it's unclear at this point exactly how the suspect is doing

commissioner avenue avenue. >> aye. >> commissioner breed? >> chiu absent. >> commissioner cohen. >> kim aye. >> wiener aye. >> commissioner ye the item passes. >> chair report this is an information item. >> good morning colleagues it has been another busy and productive year at the transportation authority. in particular i wish to thank vice chair scott wiener for your partnership and leadership on transportation issues and eric mar for plans and programs and on behalf of my colleagues i wish to thank all of our aids to help with the large work we have here and the transportation staff. during the selection process -- i would like to thank you maria for your great work keeping the organization running smoothly and helped to keep all of our projects on track during the transition period. as you know colleagues after a vetting process we appointed tilly cheng to her executive director position. and i look forward to discussing later on our agenda. 2013 also was a big year for local and regional transportation planning with the adoption of pla

now, traveling southbound new york avenue, sorry -- rather outbound new york avenue as you make the commute, the early metro bus crash in the process of clearing. still a little activity. beware as you leave the house. >> thank you. >>> 4:32 is the time this morning. former virginia governor bob mcdonnell and his wife will appear in court for the first time on public corruption charges. mcdonnell and his wife will be arraigned on 14 charges. the former first couple is accused of accepting loans, gifts, and vacations from star scientific ceo johnny williams. in the indictment released tuesday, prosecutors say the former first couple tried to cover up the relationship and avoid gift reporting requirements. it also hints at possible financial trouble. look at this e-mail from maureen mcdonnell. it says, "we are broke, have an unconscionable amount of credit card debt already, and this inaugural is killing us. i need answers, and i need help." >>> we're learning that governor mcdonnell was offered a plea deal before the indictment of released but rejected it. the "washington post" reports prose

several blocks of 5th avenus flooded. it also affected sy size,' watered main break flooded manhattan's union square overnight after midnight. what a mess. several blocks of fifth avenue flooded. it also affected subway and bus service in the area. dozens of businesses report water in the basements. quite a mess in new york. a flood in manhattan is trending now. also trending justin bieber. l.a. county sheriff's deputies raided his calabasas house looking for evidence in an egg throwing incident. bieber's been feuding with neighbors there. instead, investigators found cocaine in plain sight. bieber's friend was arrested. >>> heavenly ride a harley- davidson motorcycle donated to pope francis signed by him and now will be auctioned off in france next month to raise money for the homeless in rome. acetaminophen a new warning from the fda says prescription drugs with more than 325 milligrams of it could cause liver damage. >> earthquake 4.5 hit about 40 miles east of l.a. overnight. you can follow us at twitter at #cbssf. >>

there is a serious accident right over park avenue. we'll keep you updated on that, plus a new accident off the 680 this morning. >> okay. all right, roberta, thank you. >>> it is 4:30. and we begin with a young girl who is dead now after being hit by an suv here in san francisco. it happened at polk and ellis street in the tenderloin at 8:00 last night. the girl was walking with her brother and their mother. they were crossing the street when an stuff making a right hand -- an suv making a right- hand turn hit the three of them. the driver stayed on the scene. they don't think drugs or alcohol are involved. but the driver is being charged. >> we do have the driver of the vehicle who is being questioned by police. during the course of the investigation, we developed probable cause to arrest him for vehicular manslaughter and he is being cooperative but it will be at county jail. >> the mother and young boy who were hit as well are expected to recover. >>> some new details about a deadly accident in fremont. a young woman was killed and

upgraded at the 20th avenue. and this will be completed in august, in coordination with the pedestrian safety project and if you have any questions, i am happy to answer and also, dpw representative is here. >> thank you, commissioner yee? >> this is not actually a question, this is a comment. i just wanted to come mend the efforts on slope boulevard. when the grant came in from i forget where, it was a federal or a state frant? >> highway safety improvement. >> right, when that came in, the original, complete date was in my view would not be acceptable and it was projected to be finished a few years out and we wanted to thank the fta for being willing to sit down and expedite the project. and even before, the tragic accident of the student dying, so, and because of that, it is just it was even expedited, quicker. and so, i am going to come mend you folks for being able to do that. >> thank you. >> and if there are no other questions, let's open this up for public comment, is there anyone from the public that wou