the slope from 19th avenue to 17th avenue is steep. it can be difficult for seniors, disabled and those in good health to make the decent between 17th and 19th avenue. i want to add since you removed the out bound stop at safeway going towards the zoo last year, many shoppers have complained about how hard it is for them to catch that out bound l with their heavy grocery bags because they have to walk farther to get the l at 19th than they did at the old stop. so please, don't take away the inbound stop. i urge you to vote yes on this propose a i'd like to give you a copy. >> nancy ruben, herbert winier. david fill pot. >> good afternoon, i'm nancy ruben and i've lived and worked on the corner of 16th -- i reiterate my strongest suggestion that you vote on 17th avenue stop. it's absolutely invaluable to safeway shoppers. because now they can cross the street and take the street car going inbound. if you took it out, not only would they have to go up to 15th, which is pretty steep, but worse, if they couldn't climb the hill, they have t

georgia avenue at reedie drive. northbound georgia avenue shut down.al other problems, including a delay on 66 and one on 270. all that coming up. ut>>> if you're ao go for a run this morning, you might be able to run farther in this kind of weather. many areas t in 50s, it feels crisp and nice outsid >>> it's 6:44 now. we have team coverage at the cene of a deadly crash in wheato >> you have a live look from our crews on theng grown aeorgia avenue on reediedrive. and you can see the intersection is shut down. we're going to check in for updates at shene in a few 12 n s. >>> now, to a developing story. a mold problem at a prince george's county school is so bad that the officials are shutting down the building for the sch.l ye >> this starts two weeks before classes start there. justin finch is outside district heights elementary. what's the plan here. >> reporter: parents a relieved to hear this plan. they say they had children here who have breathing problems at district heights elementary. dey are relieve to know the children will be bussed to a new

my function on the monument of -- monument avenue commission is complete. i absolutely hear what you are it is going to be an interesting challenge to find that space. >> but shouldn't you also consider -- ms. coleman: yes, sir. >> your comments about the battle at liberty park in 1874 raises an interesting question that touches on the essence of this debate. historiansry regarded lieutenant general james -- has the most accomplished tactical and strategic genius of the american civil war. he, as you know, was the militiar of the african and the metropolitan police of new orleans during that battle. he was then lost, wounded by a spent bullet, captured. he was acting under the authority of the grant administration, which he joined in 1868. the question is -- why has there never been a monument to general james long stream of the confederate army, and what does debate?l us about this ms. coleman: i think that tells you quite a bit about the debate. the individuals who were later known as the real adjusters, the confederate general officers, etc., who would e

sig alert northbound 101 before millbrae avenue. chp investigating a deadly crash involving a pedestrian. a live report from the scene from matt keller coming up at 6:00 a.m. for now the two right lanes blocked along with the off ramp to millbrae avenue. another pretty significant crash two right lanes block westbound 580 past lfo vehlesnv one. a sig alert for a crash beyond the la. solo vehicle collision in lane two that even has the carpool lanes slow. drew, hope you have better news. >> we do have good news iuyof the year. it's cloudy and cool in the 50s to 60s. later today if you like yesterday you're going to love today. similar temperatures in the afternoon. 64 san francisco, 70 oakland, 80 in san jose later today. >> thank you. >>> new at 6:00 a historic primary in vermont marking a major milestone for the lbgt community across the country. >>> a deadly accident in a muni constr you...and mom also gets aoss shoppiback-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. antter when you find the

abolish legislated setbacks on 19th avenue. this is only a zoning map amendment. >> good afternoon, commissioners, audrey butkus, planning department. before i have a representative from supervisor tang's office come to speak, i have updated packets for you. the content of the executive summary is the same. substantive content is the same. it's just to make sewer that there is a zoning map amendment and not a zoning code amendment. environmental review was completed this morning, so i wanted to be sure that that was included in your packets. the executive summary that you originally received for the july 12 hearing substantive content is the same. representative from supervisor tang's office is here to speak on this item. >> good afternoon, commissioners and president melgar and congratulations to all of you on your appointments. i'm the legislative aide to katy tang. at the request of the owner, we're rezoning five parcels from rh-2 to rm-2, in the hopes that they will use it to bring affordable housing to the district. site i

my assumption on the monument avenue commission is complete. what happens next is really up to city government. and, the next group of folk that will come forward. but i absolutely hear what you are saying. and, it is, and it is going to be an interesting challenge to find that space. >> shouldn't you also be considering the people around the state? >> yes, sir? >> your comments about the battle of liberty park in 1874. raises an interesting question, that touches on the essence of this debate. many military historians regard lieutenant general james long street is the most accomplished tactical and strategic genius of the american civil war. he, as you know, was the commander of the african militia. and, the metropolitan police of new orleans during that battle. he was unhorsed, wounded by -- captured. he was acting under the authority of the granted -- grant administration, which he joined in 19 -- 1868. the question is, why hasn't never been a monument to general james long street, of the confederate army? and, what does that tell us? about

abolish legislated setbacks on 19th avenue.is only a zoning map amendment. >> good afternoon, commissioners, audrey butkus,

the ocean avenue nctd has fast-moving traffic. they've worked with the city to improve facades, plant trees, widen the sidewalks and create a pedestrian-friendly environment. this vacancy rate is considered to be healthy range 5% to 10%. the nctd in december, 2017, was 7 out of 157 storefronts. this includes chiropractors, podiatrists and dentists office. health service uses do not foster this on the ground floor to the extent that eating establishments do. in an nctd that has struggled to maintain an active pedestrian corridor, can serve to diminish the vibrancy of the district. it can be relied upon to assure that any health service uses are appropriate for the nctd. this concludes staff presentation. thank you. >> thank you. we will now hear public comment on this item. anyone want to give public comment? >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm dan weaver, the e.d. of the ocean avenue association. we've asked supervisor yee to move this forward. we support it. we think it's a good thing for the neighborhood, where we're trying to

talking about georgia avenue atd drive.h directions here we're shut down because of this fanal pedest crash. another vantage point showing you here, some of the closure in the distance. that closure between veirs mill and university boulevard. you're northbound or southbound on georgia avenue, that's your normal route, you want to te veirs mill road. one other closure, fairfax eastbound 66 at nuttily street. and southeast, italand parkway at stanton road. there's a crash there overnight. gan mcgrath is at the scene in wheaten right now. what are s youing from the ground there? >> there's a large police presence on georgia avenue. this began to unfold around 4:00 this morning. aedestrian struck and killed here, right near the intersection with

the circle of maryland avenue was still empty. in december 1884, the star reported on senate passage of a competing bill for a statue of lafayette. an equestrian statue of lafayette would be cited in that circle displacing the potential garfield memorial. the struggle to retain the site for garfield was not resolved until march 6, 1887. three months before the scheduled dedication. colonel john m. wilson, in charge of the project sent frantic letters to sculptor ward trying to ensure an on time completion and unveiling. they remain on file in the national archives. this is the site, west of the capital. i believe it is before the statue was placed there. i want to say it absolutely is. are those trees hiding the memorial? i don't think so, i think this is before it is erected. this is what the area looked like. this is what it looks like now. i took this picture recently. this is the invitation to the unveiling, may 11 and 12th, 1887. john quincy adams ward sculpted the statue of garfield representing the aspects of garfield's lif

this is northbound 101 south of sfo near millbrae avenue. into a deadly crash involving a pedestrian that happened after 4:00 this morning. we are down to the far right lane and exit ramp to millbrae avenue blocked, but we have a backup. i'll flip to our traffic maps and show you over three miles at this point. sig alert still in effect. this is in an area where you have other choices. you can use el camino real or 280 for an alternate but, obviously, if you're heading to catch an early morning flight you have to plan on extra time there for your airport. see everyone in the carpool lanes getting over. the two left lanes blocked due to a two-car crash. drive times, heavy westbound 580, tracy to dublin, crash in livermore off on the shoulder, one hour and four minutes for you, 680 dublin to mission boulevard in the green at 16 and northbound 101 to cupertino wide open at 16 minutes. >> thank you. >>> "good morning america" is coming up at 7:00 right here on abc 7. >> look who it is, paula joining us from new york city with a look at what's co

we are here on pennsylvania avenue and 17th. this is where kessler went in and clearly you have several hundred of the antifa protesters standing here, wanting to confront kessler when he leaves. and again, it has been peaceful so far. this clearly is a confrontation that the counter protesters wanted to engage in to let their message be told. there antifascist, the message is not entirely directed towards kessler. it is also directed to the trump administration who they perceive as fascist. as well as a law enforcement. but right now, this as you can see is tangled up. it is all about whether or not kessler is coming out here and antifa trying to let their message be heard loud and clear. there was a smoke bomb toast earlier but it was sort of a nonevent. we have a bit of a chant, you can hear them. the rain is starting to set in, it is moderate but not clearing anyone out really. as in terms of the car which really is all about 500 to 1000. >> mostly for testing against the "unite the right" movement were they fans of jason ke

the teenage boy was shot ked avenue at 45th and pond street near kenilworth avenue. no word on a potential suspect or motive. >>> university of maryland's football ssson starts in l than two weeks. the school hopes a special meeting this past weekendd addresoncerns about the program. on saturday the athletic staff, current players, parents and the university's president wallace lobe gathered at the field. the head coach was not there and remains on offensive lineman. jord mcnair died in june, reportedlyuffering a heat stroke in practice. the board of regents announced an investigation into that reincident and the c culture of the university's program. >> it's a gdual process and we hope things will be well in the future >> parents we talked to say they support coach durkin but they will also support the outcome of the investigation. >>> today in acalexandria, to work for the jury in the paul manafort trial. he faces 18 countsf tax fraud, bank fraud and failure to disclose foreign bank accounts. the jy deliberated two days last week, asking the judge a few questions,

lanes blocked for the police investigation and exandria, eisenhower avenue between metro avenue and clermont drive. eun? >> melissa, thank you. >>> your time is 6:02. breaking news right now out of prince george's county where a i -involved shooting has turned deadly. >> happened last night in landover and megan mcgrath is live at police headquarters with the latest on this. gan? >> well, this all began with a tip that came in to prince george's county police from a confidential informant saying that a man with a gun was selling drugs and terrorizing people in the neighborhood. that according to police. now,pecial operation narcotic divisions along with the emergency services team responded. that's when they located the suspect who was carrying this gun that you see here in this photo b surrounde police tape there on the grass. that was found on the scene. it was a unormed member of the emergency services team that approached the uspect on sheriff road. he police say the man, though, about 25 yards before beingo sted by that officer. there was a struggle. ppe police chief stawinski describes

this is all happening in the area of bell avenue and washington street. kron-4's gayle ong joins us live from there right now. gayle what do we know this started just after 5 this started this started just after 5 this afternoon. police responded to calls of a shooting in the area of bell avenue and washington street. investigators say there was a gun battle between two groups at the location. two are in custody in connection with the shooting. (ken) the gun battle prompted the evacuation of armijo high school. there was a football game at the campus tonight. it is still closed tonight because there's an active investigation. parents can pick up students at the parking lot at empire and jackson. we are sending a crew to the scene do we know this started just after 5 this responded to shooting in bell avenue washington street. investigators say there was a gun battle between two groups at the location. custody in connection with the shooting. (ken) the gun battle prompted the evacuation of armijo high school. there was a football game at the campus tonight

again, extending over to constitution avenue. very close to interstate 80 corridor, which is super jammed up. of course what we are caring about is the fire and what is happening right now. so the flames moving away from the homes but the smoke is moving to lagoon valley drive. who should also be on alert? we know embers can travel miles in some cases. have your phones turned on, any alerts, and of course you will get notifications if everything is turned on and activated. the forecast in the bay area, 94 tomorrow. 89 on sunday. a longer look at your microclimate weather at tonight. >> all ght. jeff, thank you so much. >> honoring a bay area legend. we'll talk to barry bonds ahead of a huge ceremony tomorrow at at&t park. the nature of a virus is to change. move. mutate. today, life-changing technology from abbott is helping hunt them down at their source. because the faster we can identify new viruses, the faster we can get to stopping them. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to

avenue. way toe making their i-17, north wound and then to central and then to the north phoenix baptist church. it is appropriate to do what you see people doing. they are lining their way. dps motorcycle, i-17 to camelback, all along that route you can pay your last respects as well. >> let's toss out to megan thompson along camelback. in: if you take a live look you can see some scenes from xavier showing up right now. they have made their way in full force holding science here in meghan mccain graduated from excel ear back in 2003. yo.ave business of people are lining thestreets, holding out signs. many people have been lining the streets for hours now. to arrive at 7:45 this morning. we are keeping a lot of the crowds of hated about when the hearse is leaving. --know >> this is history. so many people from the state of arizona, remember john mccain fondly. our stateresented more than 30 years in the senate. ,he hearse is making its way it's almost like a presidential motorcade. you have

that is northbound 101 at millbrae avenue. you might see some closures in the area so used to 80 instead for now. we will let you know what is happening there. let's go to steve. >>> thank you. speaking of, if you're heading to the airports we are good to go so far. all clear for sfo, oakland, san jose. yesterday there were delays due to thunderstorms back east again and those feelings, fog for san jose going to seattle. also at sfo. y area and it was 86. santa rosa 79. concorde a lovely 78. livermore 75 and a san jose downtown 72. we don't see that very often. usually it's in the 90s. not yesterday. it looks like we will get a little bump up today. i think yesterday was the coolest day. there's a deep fog bank. 50s and 60s on the temperature. i think they will settle in there because the fog is already pushing well inland. it did last night for some. 50s and 60s. bodega bay 53. grade and 55. woodacre at 53. there is a screaming delta wind again that helped usher in the cooler pattern yesterday. no real change today. tomorrow

the new camera's will be located between conlon avenue and san pablo avenue...boulevard and fairmont avenue. ( darya ) a funeral for mollie tibbetts is set for this sunday. and now we're learning the iowa college student -- who grew up in the bay area -- was stabbed to death. tibbetts' body was found in a cornfield earlier this week. she had been missing since going on a jog back on july 18th. cristhian rivera led authorities to tibbetts' remains. he claims to remember getting angry at her and hiding her body... but not actually killing her. ( darya ) lawyers for the man acquitted in the 20-15 death of kate steinle want federal charges against their client delayed. steinle was walking on a san francisco pier with her father when she was shot and killed. garcia zarate was acquitted of murder and involuntary manslaughter... but convicted of being a felon in possession of a firearm. he faces federal charges for the same crime. being charged twice for the same crime is generally considered unconstitutional. the supreme court is set to hear a separate case challengin

richmond parkway shut down at san pablo avenue due to this avenue.his investigation that is ongoing likely to have that intersection closed throughout much of the morning commute. so do anticipate delays as you make your way through richmond. you can see i-80 starting to show some yellow sensor on our maps here. it's going to add a few minutes onto your trip. here's a live look 80 at san pablo dam road where traffic is starting get heavy in that westbound direction. drive times remain in the green. it's also a little foggy out there. so we are noticing cloud coverage sitting a little lower than it did yesterday when all of our "salesforce" tower cameras were clear. . air quality is bad. not because of the fog but because of this right here. we have particulate matter in the air at this hour when it's kind of the cleanest time of the day. we are moderate to unhealthy especially in the south bay. fremont and san jose unhealthy for all groups. we are going to stay moderate to unhealthy range and there's a "spare the air" alert issued for today, as well.

the latest oneapning here on southern avenue early this morning. now police say that they were flagged down here in the 3900 block of southern avenue. that was about 1:30 a.m. they found aan suffering from gunshot wounds. he later died at the hospital. he was keith douglas. he was 35 years old and lived in southeast washington. this was the second murder just this weekend here in the district. a man was stabbed to death on rhode island avee in northeast. that happened about 4:30 yesterday morning. the victim was identified as franklin buyers. he was also 35 years old and had no fixed address. so fa there is not an arrest in either one of the homicides. d.c. police off $25,000 in ward money in help in solve offisolveing th ae cases. >>15-year-old boy is recovering from a gunshot wound. he was shot this morning in northeast near kennelworth avenue. no word on any suspects. >>> we're learning details about that deadly plane crash in carol county, maryland. the ntsb is on the scene interviewing witnesses. the ultra light plane crashed shortly after keo

>> no, 27th, 28th to 34th avenue. >> okay. but the center would be muni only. back to the original proposal my personal view would be to leave it as proposed and let me follow-up with two more questions. are there existing, i know chariot and similar services if there are any would use this route most likely and actually have routes that would follow this, is that correct? >> there's currently one chariot route that runs through this part of the corridor and it is 7-12 minutes. >> are there any what are commonly called google busses, are there any current private employee shuttles that would qualify as busses that use this route? >> there are commuter shuttles that use some portions of geary. i think what our understanding, they aren't traveling a long length, they are traveling for a few blocks where they have stops. >> so in light of that information i will say my concern here is that people share my view of muni should be first but we are taking a stance that would essentially punish people using alternatives in a way that would not only punish them but woul

we were having close to 20 traffic crashes a year just on masonic avenue alone. we had two fatalities and we came together as a community, with the community and city agencies and said we can do better than this. we can redesign the street to make it work better and make it safer and make it more inviting and that is what we have here today. we have taken what used to be a mini freeway as someone said that was really dividing the two neighborhoods in our city. at dividing the neighborhood in the city and replaced it with a beautiful safe, inviting street, that mixes together the community, and as the mayor said, we will make it much much less likely that anyone would be hurt or killed on the street. it is now truly a neighborhood street. that happened because we had leaders like michael and others in the community that work with the then it supervisor aids, vallie brown, and with the support of the den supervisor breed tact to bring forward this planning process at -- it culminated in a recommendation for a project that we brought to the board of directors in 201

the intersection of bill avenue. there was a football game scheduled and a number of students were on campus. we will get you more informaion once we have it. you see all of the kids there in the parking lot waiting now. >>> san jose state called the most transformative college in the country. if a college helps students do far better than would be expected from their academic and economic backgrounds, the average sjsu student debt at $15,000 and early career ea earnings around $58,000. the college of pharmacy and health science was number one in the rankings. >>> applications will probably be boosted now. >>> a first of it's kind gym in the bay area is changing the lives of some special kids. >> we take you live to puzzle piece athletics. >> parents will tell you there is magic in the walls of combat sports academy. >> where hard work and encouragement and understanding take center stage in is a grim for kids with off activism. the magician, chad hooker, a year cross fit trainer. >> i never worked with anyone like t

the new camera's will be located between conlon avenue and san pablo avenue...ainst two marin county landlords. they're accused of price gouging during last year's tubbs fire. pamela kelley and scott parke are accused of raising the rent on their property from 49-hundred dollars a month... to 95-hundred a month. attorney xavier becerra said using emergency situation to squeeze money from consumers is a disgrace and will not be tolerated. ( darya ) california has lost 20-million dollars... as tourists cancel vacations because of wildfires. now tourism officials are taking action. they're teaming up with oregon and washington to reassure tourist it's safe to visit. the three states formed the west coast tourism recovery coalition. all three have faced major wildfires and smoky skies this summer. but they say less than 1 percent of the states' combined area has been affected by fires. ( james ) members of the redwood city community are concerneabout a proposed coffe shop openign up. the new coffee shop called pink pantherz espresso is opening up a drve thru shop..

inner loop after connecticut avenue. this i a jackknifed tractor-trailer. we have two left lanes getting by. that happened in a co eed in the of minutes. >> thank you. >>> labor day weekend is the deadliest time of year on our roads. when more impaired drivers get behind the wheel. >> usually that conversation revolves around drunk driving. but this year, the spotlight is shining on a different problem, driving under the influence ofu s. the department of transportation is putting out safe driving ads. it pushes a respons to roadwayd hs associated with ma thmarijuana, opioids and oer drugs. >>> prerations lasted late into the night for aretha franklin's funeral. thousands are set to saygo -bye to the queen of soul. her funeral gets under way at 5:30 this morning. >> jay gray is outside of the church where the service ista ng place. we understand that there's a limited number of fans iide the service. is that right? >> reporter: yeah. good morning. the chance oet a le for so many fans here. they've been lined upince late yesterday afternoon. about 2,000 fans

. >> news4's derek ward joins us live from southern and pennsylvania avenues. what's the latest? >> reporter: we are here in the 3900 block of southern avenue. there's nothing remarkable about it. lots of traffic onavouthern enue at all the times of the day. but early this morning it was a different situation out here, it was 1:32 when t police were called out here to southern avenue when they got here, they found an adult male who was suffering from gunshot wednesday, he was taken to the hospital and then pronounced dead. the clpolice cleared the scene little while ago.e theyooking for a man who's wearing tan linen pants, a blue baseball cap and a dark blue baseball jersey. that's all the information they have atpo this t. we don't know the identity of the victim, whether or not he lived here in this area or was just passing through, all of that stuff is under investigation as wno speak but again, a very different, quiet, peaceful scene h e now in stark contrast to what it was like just a few hours ago when a man died on the sidewalk just behind me. we are live in dsoutheast,ek

your dave sent us this video showing the red sports car doing donuts at 42nd avenue. near 880 in oakland. sideshow enthusiast blocked the streets forcing drivers to sit and wait. you can see the driver of an aqua colored sedan pull a dangerous move to get out of the back of. police confirmed that they broke up a sideshow in the eastern part of the city. a spokesperson for the police department would only confirm a second sideshow at the port. video has surfaced online showing what reports to be a sideshow at the fruitdale bart station. drivers performing dangerous maneuvers like the incident on the bay bridge that caused many just caught many drivers by surprise and ended with one driver being placed in handcuffs by chp. branton. >>> still ahead, a shooting in a quiet bay area neighborhood sends one person to the hospital. violence that erupted in san rafael outside of a health party. >>> incredible video of a driver hitting several cars in oakland before trying to get away from police we hear from someone who witnessed the crash as it unfolded. >>> good morning. righ

have to take wayne avenue or carroll avenue instead. >>> melissa, tha you. you for joining us for "news4 today." the "today" show is up next. >> we'll be back in 25 minutes with more weather and traffic and local news. >> make it a great wednesday everybody.>>> good morning, one. president's men guilty. a jury convicted his former campaign chairman paul manafort and michael cohen plemis guilty ing he played off a playmate and porn star at the direction of donald trump. >> there is a cover-up here by now the president of the united states that is -- is undeniable. >> he insists they have nothing on him. >> where is the collusion? >> what else is c michaen about to tell prosecutors? we'll ask his lawyer. >>> stunning arrest. the undocumented immigrant whos confesto murdering a missing college student in

you have to get off on capitol avenue or king road. northbound 101 obviously an option as well, and it does look like more folks are shifting over there. we'll continue to, of course, track the investigation and the closure. the rest of your commute may suffer from that ripple, watching the early burst that's seeing some impact. meanwhile, the tri-valley, the east bay, standard flow of traffic. cocoa county, the earlier slowing we saw from pittsburg and bay point cleared up. i think there was just a crew moving slowly through the area. we have a disabled vehicle, it should be cleared from the lanes and i don't see slowing on the sensors. a smooth ride for trains. ace train will have no service on labor day, and b.a.r.t. will have modified sunday service. today, the niners game at levi's stadium, they'll operate 15 minutes earlier. check the schedule and the stations carefully. the rest of the roadways moving. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> it is 5:21. coming up, school can be tough, as millions across america head back to class. we'

for dressing this is not a criminal avenue it's a political avenue that's through impeachment a process that takes place through a trial in congress ok let's not look at the other case a poor man a forty dumb tums former campaign manager he's also been convicted off various charges a dark time came out and defended him and said he's a good man they didn't do that for what the implications of that well the truth is is that donald trump is trying to conduct this entire investigation be it on the lower investigation the accusations of crony capitalism of corruption with all of these different players in the court of public opinion and for him to keep from implicating himself it's a much easier to deal with the man a foretaste that's why he says he's a good guy this is a witch hunt this is russia collusion because he is not directly implicated in that what cohen has done and it's qualitatively different has gone on record and said that trump ordered him to pay hush money now trying to either come out to contradict that in which case if he was called to testify he might perjure himself but i

you go over to capital avenue or over to king. that's probably even clearer because it's a bigger distance away from the freeway. stay on king to berryessa and take it back to the freeway. this stretch from alum rock avenue to berryessa is what bob is talking about having be shut down to gather or look for the evidence in the shooting off the freeway. northbound 680 still closed, likely to about 5:15 as bob was talking about. the rest of the south bay freewaysright. take king or capital avenue to get around the closer for the police investigation. we'll continue to trackthis as far as the street sensors, looking great. up to 50s andur . we have 60 in san francisco, 62 in san jose. hayward at 64. and oakland at 65 degrees. so despite this slight warmup, we're still expected to be a little cooler for today before we start seeing the real warmup, which is set to kick in as we head to labor day weekend. as far as the cloud cover, we can expect to see cloud cover, especially along the coast, and that will burn off nicely into the after

on e street near elmhurst avenue. another person there was injured. gunfire also broke out less than 90 minutes later at 11th avenue and international boulevard. one person was killed and two others wounded. so far there have been no arrests. >>> thick white smoke billowed out from a brush fire this afternoon in castro valley burning nearly 50 acres of dry vegetation near palo verde road. crews from cal fire and alameda county worked to contain it. firefighters got it fully contained at about if - abo 00 this afternoon. firefighters say cooler weather finally is helping to contain that massive blaze. fire has charred nearly 400,000 acres. it's now 67% contained. they expect full containment by september 1st. meantime, state lawmakers are debating whether or not to help pg&e shoulder costs from the deadly wildfires sparked by pg&e's equipment. the debate may lead to a bit of bad news for utility customers. as julie watts reports, guess who's going to pay for it? >> reporter: just like your insurance rates go up after an accident, insurers aresi pg&e's

inbound branch avenue is now gone. before connecticut avenue, two left lanes getting by. southbound connecticut, that's to the outer loop again. closed for the work

and for the last two and a half years since donald trump said he could shoot someone on fifth avenue and get away with it, he has been preparing his voters for this day. and he has been preparing the american news media for this day. and the president's plan appears to have worked. he has successfully brainwashed his voters to the point where they just don't accept -- they don't just accept. they cheer for it. as we saw last night, they will scream and curse and threaten any reporters who challenge the president in any way for the fifth avenue moment today. the republican party which sent 16 candidates into battle with donald trump has completely surrendered to donald trump and those defeated candidates where they could control the trump presidency have completely surrendered to the trump presidency. they all appear completely brainwashed now. we have never seen anything like this in american politics. and today is the day that the president needed them to all be brainwashed. senator ted cruz said absolutely nothing today, not one word, when donald trump had his fifth avenue moment,

last night here in san jose, this is the area of mclaughlin avenue and tourist road.g took place just before 10:00 last night. five suspects involved. the officer taking the report was then driving car and tried o get them to stop. the driver took off. san jose's police helicopter helped out. the car stopped and everyone jumped out and ran. officers set up a perimeter and canines were brought in. six juveniles ended up being arrested, two bitten by the police dog, two suspects taken away on a gurney and put into ambulances. the others were handcuffed and put in the back of patrol cars. police say the victim will get their vehicle back. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> the other big story of the morning the poor air quality. smoke from our wildfires is now pushing into the bay area and forcing a spare the air alert. here's sky 7 flying over san silitybecause tff i red alert late yesterday describing the air quality as unhealthy. >> avoid any outdoor activities if you suffer a respiratory condition or a child orly ll th impact on fl

this is inner loop after connecticut avenue. only the left lane is the jackknifed tractor-trailer there and the fuel spill. it's going to take a long time to get the sand truck and get this out of the way. waldo waldorf, one lane, gng by an earlier overnight crash. on 95, going to be busy. southbound rfht now, you're coming in to commute, no real problems there. 69 miles per hour. 66 is okay. 95 in virginia. the getaway traffic will be slow, as well. just a little later. guys? >>> attention all thrill-seekers. six flags is debuts a new ride and making history in the process. >> we're giving you your first look. >>> and tod on "ellen." >> mario lopez guest hosts again. and he's tracking the '90s. >>> we have traded our 90-dege weather f higher rain chances here for not only today and tomorrow,s well. not a total rainout, either way. but about0% a 6 chance for rain today and tomorrow. thunderstorms across the virginia/north carolina border. intense thunderstorms out on the eastern shore, as well. those are moving away from us. the