between 8 avenue and 11th avenue. it has to be recognized. it has to be managed for those vehicles who go in from eighth avenue and onto j.f.k. to do any type of loading and unloading. i think that so much conversation was focusing on the museum. i also want to highlight the fact that -- [please stand by] >> thank you. i would like to make a motion that we move the amendments, the one you read into the record first. and if we could, -- take the role. >> yes. [roll call] there are three yes. >> thank you. would you like to make a motion that we move this forward as a community report with a positive recommendation? >> so moved. >> thank you. >> okay. on that motion to send item number four as a committee as amended... [roll call] >>> good afternoon and thank you all so much for joining us. i want to begin by thanking our attorney general rob bonta for coming here to the visitation valley community. it's really great to have you here in san francisco, but especially in this particular community and thank you for cohosting this round table discu

between 8 avenue and 11th avenue. it has to be recognized. it has to be managed for those vehicles who go in from eighth avenue and onto j.f.k. to do any type of loading and unloading. i think that so much conversation was focusing on the museum. i also want to highlight the fact that -- [please stand by] >> thank you. i would like to make a motion that we move the amendments, the one you read into the record first. and if we could, -- take the role. >> yes. [roll call] there are three yes. >> thank you. would you like to make a motion that we move this forward as a community report with a positive recommendation? >> so moved. >> thank you. >> okay. on that motion to send item number four as a committee as amended... >> as a woman of color who grew up in san francisco i understand how institutions can have an impact on communities of color. i think having my voice was important. that is where my passion lies when the opportunity to lead an office in such a new space came up. i couldn't turn it down. i was with the district attorney's office f

between 8 avenue and 11th avenue. it has to be recognized. it has to be managed for those vehicles who go in from eighth avenue and onto j.f.k. to do any type of loading and unloading. i think that so much conversation was focusing on the museum. i also want to highlight the fact that -- [please stand by] >> thank you. i would like to make a motion that we move the amendments, the one you read into the record first. and if we could, -- take the role. >> yes. [roll call] there are three yes. >> thank you. would you like to make a motion that we move this forward as a community report with a positive recommendation? >> so moved. >> thank you. >> okay. on that motion to send item number four as a committee as amended... [roll call] >> ♪♪ ♪♪ we are definitely pioneers in airport concession world a world of nationally if not entirely or internationally >> everybody is cop us right now. >> the people that were in charge of the retail this is where that began. >> i didn't think we would have a location at the airport. >> we've set the bar higher wit

the crowd that gathered outside the ninth district on third avenue and 46th street on the morning of monday, july 13th, as the draft lottery was resumed after a deceptive sunday lull also attracted at least three newspaper special artists. the attack on and burning of the draft office with the fire quickly spreading to adjacent buildings and across 46th street initiated the violation. it also was the most illustrated of any riot event. some of the engravings displayed the aftermath, the smoldering remains of the buildings, but artists for leslie's illustrated news and the illustrated london news depicted the onset of the destruction. in keeping with the practice of the battle front colleagues, they evidently tried to find the best and relatively safest haven't isage point from -- vantage point from which to sketch the scene. in this case, on the western fringe of the crowd. that location provided three different perspectives of a butcher shop across the avenue from the draft office building, a rickety wooden shanty the upon which ringingleaders climbed to exhort the crowd. the three

asylum's building with its generous grounds occupied a block from 43rd to 44th street facing fifth avenue. whatever tensions existed between its white benefactors and the city's black community, it was recognized as a prominent, benevolent reform institution dedicated to assisting the city's impoverished black residents. within hours of the riots' start, the asylum became a target of the largely irish working class cloud that invade -- crowd that invaded, ransacked and then burnt it down. the plunder and burning of the asylum were among the we dominant subjects of prints and pictorial news coverage. the july 25th issue of frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, at eight years the oldest of the three u.s. weekly pictorials, included a special double-page supplement depicting 13 scenes during monday, july 13th, and to a lesser extent, tuesday, july 14th, the first two days of the riot. since the pictorial papers were dated by the last day of the week of their publication, these images may have actually reached the public as early as july 18th, only five days after the violence began. publicat

the destruction of the colored orphans asylum on fifth avenue just both of the reservoir where the new york public library is now located late on the afternoon of july 13th was one of three riot events that received the most attention in the american and european pictorial press. built in 1843 by the association for the benefit of colored orphans, the asylum's building with its generous grounds occupied a block from 43rd to 44th street facing fifth avenue. whatever tensions existed between its white benefactors and the city's black community, it was recognized as a prominent, benevolent reform institution dedicated to assisting the city's impoverished black residents. within hours of the riot's start, the asylum become the target of the largely irish working class crowd numbering in the thousands that insaided, ransacked -- invaded, ransacked and then burned it down. occurring on the first day of the riot, the plunder and burning of the asylum were among the predominant subjects of prints and pictorial news coverage. the july 25th issue of frank leslie's illustrated newspaper -- at eig

eastbound east of central avenue. the left lane there blocked a good alternate would be san pablo to try to get around. you can see the delay were seen there and in san francisco, another accident. 2.80 northbound north of cambridge street. let's quickly show you the bay bridge as you're heading into the city, a little under 20 minutes. so things are busy. we have a disabled vehicle near 8880. so that's adding to the delay just a slight bit. we'll keep a close eye on that hot spot and that gas leak down in san jose. but for now the well and daria i'll send it over to you both. thanks 7.17 for your money this morning. the nation's largest grocer says food prices are about to go up. >> and over 20 billion dollars is expected to be wagered on football in 2021 jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. hi, jane. >> the high darya good so that's about 3 times more than what was spent wagering on sports last year. so this 20 billion dollar figure. and that's according to play of this is nfl and college foo

this is pine avenue. down this road, we did not see a single home left standing. in that direction is hemlock avenue. we also went down that area, and not a single home is left. we did see small pockets of hotspots and smoldering trees. just to give you an idea of how close this community is to sierra at tahoe, it's only about 3 miles away. reporting at echo summit, rene santos, kpix 5. >>> many people affected by the wildfires in california will now start to look at their fire insurance coverage. what happens when the blaze is out, but your house is been destroyed? the state insurance commissioner has put insurers on notice that they cannot cancel policies and areas where there has been a state of emergency declared. some local homeowners are getting their policies canceled, while others are seeing price hikes. >> it seems unfair that somebody can charge you for a year you don't have any claims, or you haven't paid anything out, and they basically get to take that money, and you don't have insurance. >> one insurance agency warned many homeowners are likely to be

and again, you seen all the way past 66 avenue. so again, you can take 5.80, 13 to get around that or the streets here. >> heading into the city. we had a traffic hazard right near the treasure island exit. so they turn the metering lights on. now. we're looking at a little under 15 minutes for your drive time once you finally do reach the maze to head into the city into the fremont street exit area. a little under 15 minutes as you're heading across towards the peninsula and in the south bay just 29 minutes as you're traveling in the park. again, check in on the westbound side of highway 4 that 32 minute commute for you right now to head to conquer to 42 daryn, james, back to you. thanks a lot of 6.32 and today president biden lays out new steps to fight the spread of coronavirus the delta variant and increase vaccinations all major priorities. our washington, dc correspondent reshad hudson. >> has more. good morning. the white house says the new strategy will work across the public and private sector. >> to help continue to get t

so san pablo avenue always a good alternate to get through all of that. traffic your scene as you're traveling to san pablo, the other accident we were tracking in the south bay finally cleared all lanes northbound 87 south of carter avenue so you're still seeing some residual delays from that along a 7, 1, 1, still pretty slow to 80's. well, traffic picking up along there heading into the city under 14 minutes. that's the good news. traffic. it's not too backed up there. the richmond sandra fell commute as you head to richmond a little under 14 highway force pretty slow. 51 minutes as you're traveling towards conquer to 42. we'll have more on your travel weather news. we get back from break. >> if you have an iphone make sure that you update it now because you need the latest security update to fix a huge flaw. a watchdog organization found a bug that lets hackers into your fold. they can infect your iphone or other device to the eye message app. and this is without them doing nothing. not a single click or not. you do that there is worming their way in

avenue will remain closed until june of next year. during the pandemic both have been closed to cars, so restaurants could offer more outdoor dining. we'll be right back. >>> powerhouse couple beyonce and jay-z are dripping in jewels for a cause in their about love campaign with tiffany and company. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ blue river wider ♪ >> that's pretty. >> that is pretty, right. although i would have told you, your necklace is backward. the high-end jewelry company partnering with the stars to create a scholarship program. they have pledged $2 million in historically black colleges and universities. applications are currently open and under way. >> i want to sit around in my house and play the piano like that. >> did you see this? full night of fashion and glamour in new york on monday. costume change. hollywood's elite attended the met gala. safe to say the long awaited evening didn't disappoint. lil nas x had like three costume changes. billie eilish kicking off a youth inspired -- >> that was not youthful. >> what -- >> yeah. all dressed up t

prostitution could become an avenue whether short-term or long-term avenue they were able to earn income. but the drawback for that as many of their activities recriminalize. there still interacting with the law in ways or ways that we don't always anticipate. if we treat the criminal court record as these are all criminals they broke the law booming. we think about their separate set of laws the slave codes and the black codes that govern life for black people were very different from people who are not black. it shifts what we think about in terms of criminality. who becomes a criminal. i thought it was really important to establish that women who are trying to live lives on their terms and many of the ways we would like to, were facing laws that prohibited that. and it impacted their ability to create their own lives and create a liberty for themselves. and so these illegal configurations especially once the american civil war hits and reconstruction. and so we see there interacting with the law in different ways and a different context. not is really important. if the same writing a

we got another accident. 5, 80 eastbound at central avenue. you see things westbound are starting to slow down. if you're traveling along there. we'll have more coming up. daryn. james, back to you. thanks a lot for your money this morning. what are the most shop for grocery items ahead of labor day and. >> today's monthly jobs report. let's go to jane king for the very latest. hi, jane. >> yes, darya hi, good morning to you. happy friday well did have a disappointing jobs report come out this morning. so the u.s. added 235,000 jobs in august. we expected 720,000. so miss that by about 500,000 of the unemployment rate did fall to 5.2% but leisure and hospitality added 0 jobs last month. so the thinking is the delta varianl did impact. that is that of course encompasses restaurants travel hotels, things like that. well, walmart is racing its hourly pay by one dollar for the 550,000 workers head of the holidays. so place to work on the front into the stores was a food and merchandise they will get this pay increase effective september 25th the r

into um, the avenues. you're looking out towards the avenues out towards um i almost think that's you looking at usf. i think that's what we're looking at. right here. okay? yeah so that's kind of by the panhandle in the hate area. therefore august low on the ground, so it's not going to make a big push inland tonight, but it is at the coast in temperatures will generally stay on the mild to cool side tomorrow, especially at the coast. but in the city instead of eighties, you're in the sixties mid sixties. an upper sixties. the forecast for tomorrow, then it's going to continue the cooling. we're looking for temperatures inland instead of in the nineties to be in the mid eighties, the forecast ice arthur map shows you this. night, and there's the fog all along the coast that hangs out and the hottest spots are gonna be upper eighties, maybe a couple low nineties 89 in the antioch 89 fairfield so it's a nice day must be pretty nice. and then it warms up on thursday. air quality on thursday takes a little bi

this is a 300 block mister avenue.cent to ease julian street police are asking you to avoid the area. they're saying to shelter in place. if you are going to have to evacuate. they're going to let you know they'll be going door to door, talking to people. another good alternate would be east saint james to one o one. if you're trying to get on the air heading into the city this morning. a little under 60 minutes for your drive. time. things are picking up a little bit. and also let's get a look at the san mateo bridge as you head across towards the peninsula. you can make that drive and a little under 14 minutes. daryn, oil, back to you. >> thanks for the 6.31 and we're now one day away from the recall election for governor gavin newsom today president biden is going to come to california and campaign with the governor. we just watched him aboard air force one just moments ago the president's going to begin his visit in sacramento. karma. dickerson is live this morning with more on the president's visit. good morning.

this one 80 northbound at 16th avenue. and again, one lane.and another accident just popping out westbound 24 at called to complain in oakland. also, let's go to the south bay. look at things there. a little under 28 minutes as you're traveling along one o one in the park. we'll have more coming up. the dorian james, back to you. for your health this morning. covid cases continue to slow down here in the bay area and health experts say. >> that's a positive. yes, absolutely. earlier this summer when that happened, counties follow cdc guidance. they. >> relax or mask mandates. but could that happen again. now that the numbers are improving. well kron four's terisa starter has more on what could be around the corner. >> for the past few months. this wearing a mask most bay area counties. whether you go to a restaurant, a gym or school. >> how long do you think that we're going to have mass. >> oh, that's a really tough question. i spoke with contra costa county's director of public health wednesday. >> about how we're doing and whether change. >

40 2nd avenue. -- 42nd avenue. the chp is reporting a hazard around treasure island with their average speed around 30 miles an hour westbound into san francisco. kumasi: an oakland a's pitcher saying his wife and young daughter were victims of a horrifying break-in, tweeting about it before he took the field. julian: why the star of block -- marvel's new blockbuster is getting high praise. kumasi: watch where you walk, a grizzly bear going on the attack. julian: we wi man, look at that internet that doesn't miss a beat. that's cute, but my internet streams to my ride. ok chill, cause mine's so fast no one can catch me. sweet, but my internet gives me unlimited wireless with 5g. that's because you all have xfinity. whoa! internet and wireless so good, it keeps one-upping itself. get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months with a 1 year agreement. plus, save up to $400 a year on wireless over at&t when you add xfinity mobile. switch today. julian: welcome back. some developing news, as we take

it happened around 3:30 this afternoon on fruit veil avenue. fbi san francisco office says that office was part of a u.s. marshal task force working in the neighborhood when it happened. the person died at the hospital. the fbi agent was not hurt. the shooting was one of several shootings in oakland just today. they are investigating a double homicide that happened minutes earlier. hours later, four more people were shot in two separate incidents. those four victims are being treated at local hospitals. >>> a on the peninsula is counting his lucky stars after surviving a crash landing. our sky ranger was overhead. the faa said this twin engine crashed after striking power lines northeast of palo alto airport. this happened around 2:00 this afternoon. the pilot was the only one on board. palo alto firefighters say he walked out on his own and he was taken to aer in by hospital as a precaution. we talked with the pilot who frequently flies his single engine plane. he said given the tough landing, he believes the pilot was experienced. >> i've hea

this is westbound 580 near north lemoore avenue.super commuters, things might get better through there. they still have a lot of activity on the shoulder as things wrap up there. fortune, this was due to a deadly incident happened about 3:45 this morning. a vehicle hit a pedestrian walking along the freeway, so, still a pretty significant backup. it is would it take some time for trevor to get back up to speed in that area. we will keep a close eye on that and it is busy anyway, especially east of there as you head into the ultimate pet this morning there you have it brake lights out of tracy and onto the 580, the connector to just about north flint. travel times sleep better, 42 minutes to go from the 205 to the 680. let's get a look at the bay bridge, metering lights are off and traffic is moving pretty nicely right now a lot of oakland, emily bill has no delays or issues as you head into san francisco. letter to the cemetery bridge across the bay, pretty quiet, only about 12 minutes ago between 880 and 101. no delays on the 101,

southbound to 80 just north of east more avenue. at one point all lanes are blocked now they currently have been able to open up 2 lanes. if you're trying to avoid that altogether because i am seeing a delay starting to build just a bit. you can hop on 8582 a one on one to try to avoid that altogether while police continue their investigation there. we actually have somebody in route to that. we'll have more information coming up. let's also head over to the san mateo bridge. as you head across towards the peninsula. you can make that drive in a little under 13 minutes. we'll have more on your travel traffic and your commute this morning. but for now, let's get back to the news. the owners of the ghost ship warehouse fire are the owners of the ghost ship warehouse in oakland have now filed for bankruptcy nearly 5 years after that deadly fire killed 36 people. the owners are settling a lawsuit with the victims, families and survivors kron four's 10 overs aqi brings us the latest on that case. >> december second, 2016, a day. many fam

westbound 24 at college avenue.ve got an accident and debris that is spilled from that traffic collision there. so we're seeing delays along 24 out of the renda. looks like a tractor trailer fire westbound. 24 just east of the call the cop tunnel. so we're keeping a close eye on things along 24 this morning heading into the city a little under 11 minutes for your drive time. no major issues or delays as you're traveling near the richmond sandra fell to me a little under 9 as we head into richmond and let's head to the south bay along 28 minutes as you're traveling from 85 to 80 to 82 no major issues. 8 18 6 city also fairly light at this hour, darya and james, back to you. >> right. it's 5.32 and today senators are going to grill facebook executives over facebook's impact on kids yeah. to hearing scheduled to kick off this morning concerns over the social media's impact on yet mental health, on privacy. >> for kids. it's been a rare unifying issue on capitol hill, though it's failed to produce any swift legislative

westbound 80 east of west grand avenue oakland. so just east. >> of the tolls. and as you can see, traffic is building just a little bit still under 12 minutes free to make your way into the city if they're able to get that accident clear drive times may stay consistent. if they're not, they may go up. we'll keep a close eye on that for you. heading across peninsula. no major delays. little under 30 minutes. the richmond sandra fell commute also nice and light. still a little under 10 for you. there. one. oh, one heading towards in the park about 29 minutes, 2, 8085 82. no major issues as you're traveling southbound, 6.80 dublin to fremont. it will take about 15 minutes. noel and daria, back to you. thanks a lot right. >> your local election headquarters and governor gavin newsome will be keeping his job. as we said, the results are in for the recall election landslide victory for yeah. if you take a look at the numbers here as they stand right now. and this isn't even a full count. most voters, as you can see, 64% said no to the recall. and yes to keeping gavin

the other one west of winton avenue down there. also westbound to 37 down in san jose north of first street. we had an accident there. they've been able to move all the cars of the right hand shoulder. still some debris there. so you're going to see just a little delay along to 37 as you're traveling a alternate would be montague expressway to try to get around that slight delay. >> heading into the city down to under 17 minutes to make it to that fremont street exit so traffic, they're building the richmond, sandra fell commute. a little under 13 as things start to pick up. thankfully. we're not see any major delays there and the san mateo bridge as you make it across towards the peninsula a little under 14 darya james, back to you. thanks a lot. raise 6.48 in a big story. violent crime is on the rise in oakland. so far there has been a 23 more homicides. this year than last. and there are also fewer police officers on the beat. now the police union is blaming the city council kron four's. dan kerman has the details. >> we've lear

. >> reporter: we talked with restaurant owners here on california avenue who say their customers are concerned of the delta variant and because of that only ate outdoors, which is why they would like to see this street remains closed to offer more tables outside. tonight people in palo alto took advantage of the warm weather to dine out fresco. >> it's a nicer experience. >> street closer was implemented during the pandemic. the city council will design whether or not to reopen this street and universal avenue on september 30th, michael coowns two restaurants, he wants the street to remained close to cars, not just because of the anbiance but because of concerns of covid. >> i know the fear of sitting indoors. i would say 90% of my customers willing to sit outdoors. it's a much more appealing. >> tammy johnston agrees. she prefers to dine outdoors. >> i probably get it to go. >> reporter: the street closure at university avenue is eating up parking and keeping customers away. megan says she invested in more than $60,000 in this outdoor dining area. her restaurant taken a hit ever sin

in this city continues to be intolerable, he says immediately after officers arrived at telegraph avenue for call about a man with a gun, the 50 year old man started shooting at them. one officer shot back hitting him. that's when he barricaded himself in an apartment in the 2100 block of martin luther king way, armed with a knife and cutting himself, the tactical team and mental health in crisis intervention were brought in. we began to negotiate. with the suspect. we were able to create a report with the suspect. and the suspect agreed to surrender. as for why this happened, police are still investigating. we also don't know the identity of the suspect or the officer. but i'm told by other officers here that he is a veteran on the force and very respected here in oakland now because of staff in shortages surrounding agencies are here in oakland, helping to respond 2911 calls. live in oakland. amanda quintana ktvu fox two news, amanda. thank you. the san luis obispo judge has ordered the man last seen with kristin smart to stand trial for her murder. this morning, the judge ruled there

police say an employee chased the suspects to the pedestrian walkway that connects grant avenue. the employee got into a physical struggle with the suspects before they got away. take a close look at your screen really close here. richmond police looking for this white honda accord in connection to a deadly shooting reported back in june. police say the shooting happened on june 3rd at around one 40 pm on kelsey street near the shields. rick community center. they say the suspect fired multiple rounds, killing one person and injuring another. the car is described as a white honda sports between model 2018 2020. if you have any information call richmond police. vallejo police say a man suspected of shooting and killing a 15 year-old boy has been arrested in las vegas that shooting happened on july 14th on main street just east of mare island way. police say the teen was not been identified, was pronounced dead at the scene. the suspect, 28 year-old in mark bernstein was arrested friday outside of an apartment complex in las vegas with the help of the u.s. marshals service fugitive

" and she says, "on dolphin avenue. " i said, "what are you talking about?rched that area. >> as he raced to the house, hinson called a friend in the sheriff's department to go to the scene. >> and he called me back. i said, is it a dog? and he goes, no, it's a human skull. and i just pulled to the side of the road to try to compose -- excuse me. try to compose myself like i am now. >> hinson was retired by then, but when he arrived at the house he faced a fact every detective dreads. haunted by the search not made. >> i knew when i got there i had missed her. which is a hard thing as an investigator -- >> you're beating yourself up for that, huh? >> i'm not so much beating myself up. it's just i would have much rather found her than have him find her. >> now, all these years later, dolphin avenue was a crime scene. >> there's a possible break in a cold case. the disappearance of this young mother more than two decades ago. >> that search turned up much more than just bonnie's skull. there were her disintegrating bones, her ring, the acrylic fingernails she

let's start off with railroad avenue with one lane blocked but not a lot of backup. just a heads up if you're commuting early this morning there is a trouble stop -- spot out there in the area. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it looks like there may be a broken down vehicle off to the side not causing any brake lights or issues. it is still very early, so we will keep an eye out for that. we have new video just coming into our newsroom this morning from shasta county. the dixie fire is burning faster than we can keep pace with according to cal fire. new evacuations last night in the neighborhood of old station on the eastern edge of the fire . it has scorched more than 900,000 acres. that fire started more than 50 days ago and at this point, it is more than 59% contained. we are going to keep our eye on the dixie fire. >> with the flames from the caldor fire no longer surrounding highways, efforts are underway to clear the damaged roads. walls of flames could be seen along highway 15. crews are working to inspect 33 miles of highway 50 and more than 20 mile

and we're dale avenue that's in sausalito here. so traffic is improving along the golden gate bridge. that's the good news. if you're traveling 37 that highway 37 all the way to the tolls will take about 30 minutes now to make that drive. at one point we had both the northbound and southbound lanes completely closed. i would say now's a good time to be able to safely hop on the golden gate bridge and not have as many delays as we did earlier for those of you who are still on your route to around in different areas, maybe 5.80, east or the bay bridge. a little under 20 minutes into the city heading out of the city. it will take you a little under 15 minutes to make that drive. so that's the good news. via the bay bridge, the richmond sandra fell commute a little backed up here. a little under 15 minutes for your drive time as you're traveling across toward sandra fell. we have a check on the san mateo bridge this morning in a while. a little under 24 minutes is because we've seen some delays along one. oh, one in 92. and let's also

chp suggests you take san pablo avenue.westbound, your commute in the direction towards the bay bridge and emeryville and berkeley curve, you are up toward appian way. again, san pablo avenue your best alternate to avoid that fatal accident. this one, southbound 680 near vargas, a lame block to your stacking up, adding about 15 minutes to your commute there. earlier accidents on 101 southbound near 880, that's been cleared out of lanes, no slow traffic in the area. lights turned on at 5:41 this morning at the bay bridge told lanza -- bridge toll plaza. an accident involving four cars has been cleared to the struggle but still -- clear tohose shoulder but still sluggish on the upper deck. reggie: a woman in france is losing her eyesight. she has a degenerative disease. she has a wish that she would go flying with peace while she can still see. it came true. this is over the french alps. a pilot took her up in a small aircraft. the geese have been trained to follow this aircraft when they reach three years old. they instincti

we will check in with gianna . >>> we are tracking brake lights near bayview avenue. of the vehicles is a big rig. it is causing a backup there is construction in this area as well with the roadwork in another way. that is causing slow conditions as you work your way east bound. coming off of the richmond san rafael bridge if you're heading toward the marin said we are looking at brake lights as well . the toll plaza is looking good with your travel time under 10 minutes. we do see less cars on the roadway for the holiday weekend. if you're heading out of town, expect busier conditions. >>> coming up, breaking news on kpix 5. a new burn ban was just announced. it is going into effect at 12:00 noon today. california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our supply is pushed to the limit. but you have the power to keep us up and running! “i do?” yup, we all do! with flex alerts. they notify us when to shift our energy use if our power supply is stretched. so from pre-cooling our homes, to using less energy from 4-9pm, together,

i'm getting word from chp we have a crash in oakland on westbound 24 at college avenue. i will have an update in seven things in a few minutes. in the meantime, live pictures showing emeryville. this is 80, headlights are westbound. we have no advisories from theeh re' the san mateoridge, in are moving at in both directions. reggie: sixth century kids the health concern not related to covid. kumasi: a facebook feature a lot like something on instagram and tiktok. reggie: powerball fever. the lucky numbers and your chance to get in on the massive ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ who doesn't like more? and i mean, like, a lot more. well, with xfinity you get more for your money. because with xfinity internet you get a free flex 4k streaming box and peacock premium included, with access to tons of free movies and shows. more bang for your buck. can your internet do that? like your outfit, girl. why thank you! ok, now it's a party! get started with xfinity internet fo

a pedestrian was hit near north livermore avenue. that is the bad news, the terrible news. the corner is on the scene and you can see traffic packing up well past vasco road making your way down from the altamont pass with speeds under 15 miles per hour. the two left lanes remained blocked, the two right lanes are open. it is parshall opening westbound 580 at north livermore avenue due to this fatal accident. we will be following this and a couple stalls on the east bound non-commute direction of the bay bridge. we will be back with that in a minute. reggie: coming up, a little bore making people laugh with masks. kumasi: plus aiding local afghan refugees. the reggie: police are trying to identify two men who attacked a woman on a popular trail. the woman says the two men came out of the bushes and try to grab her while she was walking on the stevens creek trail between creekside park and express parkway. she told officers she fought back and was able to run away. police looked around the area but did not find the attackers. kumasi: across the bay area, actors are on their

the 19th avenue is that a board of supervisors or sfmta thing? i haven't been hear about this until today. >> let me start and both of you can add details. again, some elements of the capital plan are high level categories of potential cost of the agency would have for a particular piece of infrastructure. state every paren chancing what we have or expansion. what i showed you shows a number of potential rail expansions in the city and county of san francisco. one of them potentially on 19th. what this number represents is within the 20 year window the potential cost as part of our capital infrastructure for any one of those elements. no selection has been made, no official choice. to answer the question directly, when darrell and team come back for the approve of the capital plan we give you an extensive document with all of the capital needs categorized with numbers with either descriptive scopes. we are clear on what the project is or high level category to explain potential of our involvement and what that infrastructure improvement might be.

we had an earlier traffic alert near 23rd avenue.reported in the backup. another near high street. extra busy as work away northbound 880 out of oakland. use 580 as an alternate. just south, this is eight ed near the coliseum and things look busy due to the crash near 23rd. >>> let's get to the breaking news about president biden's new covid strategy. >> we are live in walnut creek this morning with what we have just learned. >> reporter: the breaking details coming in the last 10 minutes. president joe biden will require all federal workers and contractors to get the vaccine. that is expected to be announced when he is expected to announce the six-point plan later today. let's look at the video. the delta variant and vaccine hesitancy are the two things health experts they are fueling covid cases across the u.s. let's look at the video. the delta variant and vaccine hesitancy are the two things health experts they are fueling covid cases across the u.s. based on recent data, the u.s. has recorded 650,000 deaths. new numbers from joh

backup west 580 from north greenville now, and we are crawling up to vasco just shy of livermore avenue. the coroner was called and should be on scene in the next half hour. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," labor day weekend warning. millions of americans are gearing up to take off for the long holiday weekend. who health officials say should not travel. >>> how soon you can expect to see changes on your smartwatch. >>> the toll plaza is quiet, and mike is tracking a situation on 580 westbound that could you interfere with your morning commute. you will want to stick around for more on that. california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our supply is pushed to the limit. but you have the power to keep us up and running! “i do?” yup, we all do! with flex alerts. they notify us when to shift our energy use if our power supply is stretched. so from pre-cooling our homes, to using less energy from 4-9pm, together, let's flex our power to save our power. sign up for flex alerts today. >>> good thursday morning. r

a lot from suffragists, and that the suffragists were the first to do a parade down pennsylvania avenue, the first to picket the white house, now we see that as commonplace. so let me tell you about these two women. lucinda robb was a project director for our mothers before us, women in democracy, 1789-1920 at the center for legislative archives. and this project we discovered thousands of overlooked original documents, and really she helped to organize the national archives celebration of the 75th anniversary of the 19th amendment in 1995. she lives in virginia with her husband, three children, one small dog, and more than 500 has dispensers which you will see. her co-author, rebecca boggs roberts, has also a varied background pic she has been many things, a journalist, a producer, a two or, a forensic anthropologist but an event planner, a political consultant, a jazz singer and a radio talkshow host. currently she is the curator of programming for plan world, and new museum in the historic franklin school in downtown washington. roberts lives here in washington, d.c. with her husband

so san pablo avenue would be a good way to try to get around all of that.another one, 80 westbound at the fremont street exit here in san francisco. so we are seen drive times go up just a tad bit across the bay bridge will check in on that in a moment. out in concord, north down to 42 a grant street. you have a traffic collision there. slowing us down along to 42 and we're seeing some improvement along highway 4. we're up to about 18 minutes here as you're heading into the city that accident, like i just mentioned near that fremont street exit. we're also seeing some delays along 5, 1880, at this hour. headed across towards the peninsula. we had an earlier accident slows down a bit that 90 to one o one connector. there. we're at about 17 minutes that since been cleared. but things are still pretty slow. so a lot going on on this tuesday. the dunbar bridge recovering from an earlier accident that was 84 westbound here near the mid span. we're going to have more on your traffic on this tuesday daryn. james, back to you. thanks right. so september is hunger a

near wilson avenue.ay when they got there. they found a man in his twenties lying on the ground with a gunshot wound. he was pronounced dead at the scene at this time. police have not released any information about a motive or whether they've made any arrests. all that five of california's national forest will be open to visitors tomorrow. the forests have been closed since august. 30th due to devastating wildfires throughout the state this summer, effective at midnight, emergency orders will be lifted to reopen the forest. that's two days earlier than originally scheduled. old force officials say they pushed up the date because of more firefighting resources. a change in the weather. and fewer visitors. already we've got a cool night out there tonight. temperatures in the fifties low fifties little breezy lot of fog at the coast and the things are changing. you notice it today. cooler today by 10 and 15 degrees in some places temperatures tomorrow with trend down a little bit as this low. kind of just p

this one happened near burbank preschool on 64th avenue. two people died there. no information about a motive or any suspects. and, just about two hours later, gunfire erupted near the fruit vale b.a.r.t station. three people shot, one in critical condition. the other two are in stable condition. >>> an hour's long standoff in santa cruz ended in an arrest tonight. u.s. marshals called the police in for help when a fugitive barricaded himself inside of a home on san juan earlier today. >> earlier today the u.s. marshals tried to serve a warrant on a man wanted out of the district of illinois. the warrant was for distribution of methamphetamine, conspiracy and weapon charges. >> and b.a.r.t is running smoothly once again after a deadly crash halted trans in san -- trains in san francisco during rush hour. a man was hit and killed. it forced trains in the area to stop and at one point only the yellow line was running between san francisco and oakland. b.a.r.t was able to resume full- service about two hours later. >>> the faa has been investigating a small plane cr

we remain focused on reducing wildfire risk across our service area. >>> avenue some getting back to work after soundly defeating the recall efforts. he spent part of the day at an oakland school to promote in- person learning. talk about what is next on his agenda. >> we are mindful that we have a lot more work to do, the employment rate is still high, a lot of businesses are still struggling. >> statewide, lassen county showed the most support for the recall with nearly 83% voting yes, followed by modoc and tehama counties. as for the challenges, san francisco is the only county in california where republican larry elder did not lead the recall replacement for. it looks like the governor was also successful with his vote no and go push for the more than 9 million ballots counted so far, about 45% were left blank on the b side. so, while elder took nearly half of the votes on question two, only a quarter of the voters actually penciled him in as their preferred replacement. after $300 million spent, to maintain the status quo, a pair of bay area lawmakers are already looking ahead t