along lake washington boulevard there is one section where they have to pull the boulevard up onto the hillside because it's part of the developments. and along that is one of the parks that is sort of the string of pearls around lake washington. and that is frank park. and that land was donated by a park board commissioner. i just want to show you this. this is the bridge that was built in that park to cross the ravine of the creek, properly. or the seat that went down the hillside. and he helped locate this boulevard, and help the engineers understand the principles of a carrying -- i'm sorry, carrying the road through the park. and i marvel at his vision. because this is that park today, or i am sorry, that bridge, today. and it is so beautiful. and it is nestled in with the forest that's around it. and when you drive along that section of the boulevard, eight both... you feel like you're driving through the woods, of course, but then the people that are in the woods are buffered from that traffic that is on that road because of the vegetation that encompasses it. and other park tha

and slope boulevard. there are long-term and short-term plans in the works to address the impacts of climate change along the coast. the ocean beach master plan, the western shoreline area plan and the general plan and other city policies highlight that it is essential that we plan for rising sea levels as we identify ways to protect and adopt our coastal neighborhoods. this area has a number of similar names and departmental jurisdictions so i'm going to explain each from the sunset to the ocean so we have a shared understanding of the area. first with the lower great highway, which runs alongside the upper great highway, and connects to the sunset street network. this road does not connect to the upper great highway. you get on to the upper great highway at slope boulevard and lincoln way. in this area. next we have the multiuse trail that is on the berm between the lower great highway and upper great highway. the park has two restrooms along the stretch. next we have the upper great highway which i exp

and slope boulevard. there are long-term and short-term plans in the works to address the impacts of climate change along the coast. the ocean beach master plan, the western shoreline area plan and the general plan and other city policies highlight that it is essential that we plan for rising sea levels as we identify ways to protect and adopt our coastal neighborhoods. this area has a number of similar names and departmental jurisdictions so i'm going to explain each from the sunset to the ocean so we have a shared understanding of the area. first with the lower great highway, which runs alongside the upper great highway, and connects to the sunset street network. this road does not connect to the upper great highway. you get on to the upper great highway at slope boulevard and lincoln way. in this area. next we have the multiuse trail that is on the berm between the lower great highway and upper great highway. the park has two restrooms along the stretch. next we have the upper great highway which i exp

and slope boulevard. there are long-term and short-term plans in the works to address the impacts of climate change along the coast. the ocean beach master plan, the western shoreline area plan and the general plan and other city policies highlight that it is essential that we plan for rising sea levels as we identify ways to protect and adopt our coastal neighborhoods. this area has a number of similar names and departmental jurisdictions so i'm going to explain each from the sunset to the ocean so we have a shared understanding of the area. first with the lower great highway, which runs alongside the upper great highway, and connects to the sunset street network. this road does not connect to the upper great highway. you get on to the upper great highway at slope boulevard and lincoln way. in this area. next we have the multiuse trail that is on the berm between the lower great highway and upper great highway. the park has two restrooms along the stretch. next we have the upper great highway which i exp

and slope boulevard. there are long-term and short-term plans in the works to address the impacts of climate change along the coast. the ocean beach master plan, the western shoreline area plan and the general plan and other city policies highlight that it is essential that we plan for rising sea levels as we identify ways to protect and adopt our coastal neighborhoods. this area has a number of similar names and departmental jurisdictions so i'm going to explain each from the sunset to the ocean so we have a shared understanding of the area. first with the lower great highway, which runs alongside the upper great highway, and connects to the sunset street network. this road does not connect to the upper great highway. you get on to the upper great highway at slope boulevard and lincoln way. in this area. next we have the multiuse trail that is on the berm between the lower great highway and upper great highway. the park has two restrooms along the stretch. next we have the upper great highway which i exp

a good alternate would be to exit fremont boulevard preferably take 6.80. but we're not seeing any delays along 8.80. so you could just stay on that freeway. also further down 8.80, out here in the fremont union city area. there's another accident alvarado boulevard. a good alternate would be to 38. that's causing a delay here along city and throughout. so we'll keep a close eye on that. let's get a look at our bridges. the richmond sandra fell bridge heading out of richmond under 8 minutes for your drive time. there looking at the san mateo bridge and across towards the peninsula. a little under 14 and that he would look at the golden gate bridge, about 20 minutes traveling into the city will have more coming up daryn. james, back to you. thanks reyna. >> so at 5.21, let's talk about some national news. we have the biden administration ramping up efforts to encourage people who haven't gotten the vaccine shot yet. >> to get it doing so with help from private businesses around the country. let's go to dc correspondent reshad hudson to find out more. good mo

the body was found in the area of canyon heights drive near niles canyon road and mission boulevard on saturday. police say the body had been there for a while, and there was no identification. the corner will now conduct an autopsy to find out the person's identity and try to find a cause of death. anyone with information is asked to contact fremont police. alright you take a look at the temperatures. these are the highs from today we talked about it earlier. 101 in fairfield. that's pretty hot, but not out of out of the or not out of the realm of possibilities for this time of year, but tomorrow temperatures in these areas are gonna be the one. oh 51 a weight range, and that's that's that's on the high end, so it's gonna be real hot. there's an excessive heat warning. it will is in effect will stay in effect through tomorrow into friday and then heat advisory for areas away from the bay in the coast. in liberia, county is not, of course, has to do with a fairly decent seabreeze that's going to keep itself are going to continue to blow no fog at the coast, but the winds are on shore a

is a corner lot at the northwest street of wood and geary boulevard. as proposed it's consistent with the affordable housing guideline in term of [inaudible] while also providing streetscape improve. s as required by the code. the project has an underground parking garage at wood street as its primary proposal. at the home-sf bronl, it's larger than its surrounds toing facilitate the higher levels of affordable housing. the product was extensively reviewed to assure it's consistent with the affordable housing guidelines and meets goals and all other code required criteria for authorization. for these reasons, they recommend that they grant a home-sf authorization for the project with conditions. now i'd like to address an unusual part of the case packet. this proposal contains the project variant which is have one major functionalty complain the primary proposal that we're recommending approval of. the variant, in the variant proposal, the access to the underground garage is proposed for geary boulevard. this very proposal is outlined in the memo and d

that is an issue alvarado niles to dial to alvarado boulevard.you are familiar, you know the alternate to get off of that. the overturned vehicle no major injuries. i don't think anybody stayed in the car, someone took off. back to you. >> thank you. >>> setting sail on stolen identities, the major cruise company now in the cross-fire of cyber criminals. >>> prime days not so prime in the past for many retailers. they hope to give amazon a little competition. what the annual event is forcing more companies to do and how you can cash in. >>> we already know simone biles is truly one of the greatest of all-time and she apparently knows it, too. the new reminder of what she'll see when she hits the floor and its special meaning. you're watching "today in the bay." people today... they could spend half their lives over 50. that's a lot of living. so make sure the good things in life live as long as you do. this is just slo-mo karate? just slo-mo karate. the younger you are, the more you need aarp. join today. >>> happy friday. it is 5:13. we are unde

to 94 and between international and macarthur boulevard. the eligibility is for any family living in this area who is a bong. with a low income and at least one child under the age of 18 regardless regardless of their documentation status. >> you can find more information on this on our website at kron 4 dot com. >> time now is 5.19 and national news is a battle over a voting rights. it's playing out in states all across the country as republican lawmakers attempt to pass laws they say will safeguard elections. democrats say those measures actually violate americans right to vote. let's go to dc correspondent alexandra limon. she has the latest this morning. hi, alex. >> okay there. good morning. and democrats here on capitol hill have their own voting rights bill but passing it. it's going to be quite difficult because they actually have to convince hesitant member of their own party not only to support the bill but also to support eliminating the filibuster. >> brennan center for justice as of may 48 states have introduced 389 bills with

the backup starts at alvarado niles, just shy of alvarado boulevard. can get around using dire but it only adds five to seven minutes. stick it out, leave a little bit early. the rest of the bay is clear but we are tracking that, only one lane open southbound 880 at alvarado niles. >>> convicted killer scott peterson is set to appear virtually in a san mateo courtroom later today. the judge is expected to hear a motion to appoint legal counsel for scott peterson. last month prosecutors will not seek the death penalty and sentencing retrial, not wanting to bring up new pain for laci peterson's family members. he's serving out the sentence for the murder of his wife and unborn son. >>> also happening today the suspect accused in the attack of an elderly asian woman in san francisco is expected in court to face attempted murder charges. >> we have new video of the brutal stabbing but we must warn you, it is hard to watch. the video showing 94-year-old ann taylor goes by the name ping on post street wednesday morning, police say daniel approached her stabb

we have an accident here. 1, 1, southbound at san antonio boulevard. and again, a road rather inverdale finally the open lanes. it's still pretty slow. keeping a close on that and that hot spot out of richmond. but daryn, james, back to you. thanks a lot of rain in the south bay extreme fire danger has the officials all concerned about the 4th of july coming up, that's going to be a big worry. cal fire's been try to put the word out. they got a lot of brush. lot of dry vegetation down. >> in the southern part of the bay. and that is going to be something they. >> hope doesn't easily catch fire. but again, it's all come to depend on everybody doing their part by not using fireworks on force. camilla bernal is live in san jose where agencies are meeting today. >> to talk about this what do they think they're going to do camilla. >> well, daryn, james, there's a lot to talk about when it comes to fireworks. but this is just one example. they're going to talk about this dry vegetation, the heat and fireworks. if you mix all of those together. it's a disast

you can go ahead and take fremont boulevard. that's right. before that exit. we also have another accident along 8.80. and this one just cleared. but you can still see there's a delay. this was southbound at all. ronnell boulevard. i'm not seeing much of a delay on to 38 there as you head into the city. they have finally turned those miry lights on the air. little under 14 minutes for your drive time as you're heading into the city to the fremont street exit or richmond sandra fell commute out of richmond a little under 8 minutes for your drive time. leave you with a look at the san mateo bridge. as you head across towards the peninsula under 14 and make sure you download our app. it's on the screen there for you can get up to the minute traffic updates. just go ahead. grab your phone scanned. the qr code and download that is going to take you directly to our traffic page or you can get a live look how to get around all of that. john, send it over to you for now. thanks for that information. we also had a little shaking in the south bay. >> a little bit ago ea

there are boulevards with trees and green sword the photograph. i took about 1990 you can see how it had matured. well in 1871 just a few years later olmstead and vox produced the initial design for jackson and washington parks in chicago. these contained a series of lagoons and islands that were connected by a pleasant with canals that that were reminiscent of something that olmsted had noticed when he took a trip through the jungles and the isthmus of panama on one of a few years earlier and he had written that the trip through panama was his inspiration for this heavily planted watery set of parks that he envisioned for a particularly marshy site on the south side of chicago along lake, michigan. let's development. however was halted two years later by the great chicago fire. well as their fame spread and their connections to powerfully placed individuals and industry commerce and government this led to them being commissioned to redesign and improve the setting for the us capitol. in washington dc which they were to work on at least olmsted wa

i do live on slope boulevard and i remember the big push for bike lanes on slope boulevard years ago and since they've been installed, i don't know how many years it's been now, i think i've seen about two bikes on slope boulevard. no one uses them. i can go right there on 19th avenue and slope and bowl a bowling ball all the way down to the great highway and not hit one bike. i guarantee you. so i think we should just open it back up and stop making traffic worse in san francisco because that's what this is going to do thank you. >> thank you, commissioner. so i have just a few comments because i appreciate and align with most of the comments in particular around the data as well as equity. i would super equity in this entire effort if we go down that path. i'll begin by saying also that i am not decided yet regarding a pilot for a number of reasons. one, and i'll pose this as a question. is there a scenario that you all can envision or imagine whereby host a pilot to open a highway back up? >> yes. >> and what would be those factors that contribute to that? >> so one of the things

santa monica boulevard is looking more like a pride weekend of years past.hink that's amazing for anyone that wants to have fun and have a good time to support the cause, and we took a very long time we took a very cautious approach, but you know we're doing it now and as long as you do it safe, it should be all right. crowded boulevard is a far cry from last year, when all in person pride events were cancelled in west hollywood, and even though there's no parade on the boulevard and have a limo even got a limit them people are dressing up anyway. high school kids they didn't have a problem, so we're gonna have one for them. today. i keep saying, this is the one year where? i don't think you have to have a parade because people have been cooped up for a year and they're just looking for any excuse to come out. matt your audit ski opened his eatery. marinate during the pandemic, like nine months of ghost town, and then last month, and it happens every weekend. better. better better. now he has more customers than he can handle. it has been a very positive, ha

i do live on slope boulevard and i remember the big push for bike lanes on slope boulevard years ago and since they've been installed, i don't know how many years it's been now, i think i've seen about two bikes on slope boulevard. no one uses them. i can go right there on 19th avenue and slope and bowl a bowling ball all the way down to the great highway and not hit one bike. i guarantee you. so i think we should just open it back up and stop making traffic worse in san francisco because that's what this is going to do thank you. >> thank you, commissioner. so i have just a few comments because i appreciate and align with most of the comments in particular around the data as well as equity. i would super equity in this entire effort if we go down that path. i'll begin by saying also that i am not decided yet regarding a pilot for a number of reasons. one, and i'll pose this as a question. is there a scenario that you all can envision or imagine whereby host a pilot to open a highway back up? >> yes. >> and what would be those factors that contribute to that? >> so one of the things

use fremont boulevard to access on or off of 880 southbound. use fremont boulevard north or south to get to the access points. back to you. >>> happening now, the u.s. women's open begins today at the olympic club in san francisco. it will feature many golfers from the bay area with ties to the bay area including 2014 u.s. channel am michelle wie west. this is the first time the olympic club is hosting the u.s. women's open. you can watch it on peacock today and tomorrow and the final two rounds on nbc bay area. >>> a quick look at our top stories including shaking in the south bay. did you feel that earthquake? we'll tell you where it hit and the response we're getting from viewers who felt it. plus, is it a good time to take off the for good? or will you have to the big decision state leaders are weighing with california reopening in 12 days. you're watching "today in the bay." finding new routes to reach your customers, and new ways for them to reach you... is what business is all about. it's what the united states postal service has always

we have slowing more slowing castro valley near castro valley boulevard.a disabled vehicle blocking one lane, been there all morning but slowing out of dublin and castro valley y that faekz your drive out of the tri-valley and across the bay reports are the issue we've been tracking at the san mateo bridge toll plaza but it looks like it may be the high-rise. we'll double check there. the backup just starts to form at the bay bridge toll plaza on this friday, metering lights are on. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> the more ahead on "today in the bay." stabbing aftermath, what we learn about the 94-year-old asian woman stabbed in san francisco and the new surveillance video showing it happening. >>> fighting off the recall, the growing amount of money gavin newsom is raising ahead of the upcoming special election. >>> plus the all new request being made for californians receiving unemployment, it comes as the state reopens. stay with us, we have much more ahead for you. you're watching "today in the bay." -great idea. [gasps] look at the little cutie. -he

and one solution is to time sunset boulevard. it used to be timed. it used to be a great way to get to the peninsula. that's changed lately. maybe the m.t.a. can include in the studies about a way to make sunset boulevard more important to get down to the area where people are driving. that is a great alternative to keep the great highway closed. >> i strongly support gate keeping the great walkway closed to cars seven days a week. the personal main mode of transportation is the bicycle. cars are very expensive to own. so i find them on that area. and having a space to bike and do not feel safe on busy streets and cars. and to walk and relax on the great highway. and over the summer it was incredibly special to see the community taking advantage of the space and protests and grarj large gatherings. this is a great opportunity to improve the quality of life and connection that is such a wonderful, magical space. i would be so very sad to see it be unsafe to use. thank you. >> next speaker. >> hello. my name is carol and i have a degenerative disease t

use fremont boulevard or dixon landing road to get around the scene. we will show you the rest of the updates coming up. >>> coming up next, numerous mountain lion sightings in a peninsula neighborhood certainly putting people on edge. why wildlife officials -- what they're saying about the spike in sightings that they're seeing across the bay area. >>> plus, think about this, what three your home for a meal? spotify bringing guest fantasies. ♪♪ reynolds wrap makes this whole cooking and cleanup thing so easy. it speeds up this... so i can get to them. introducing the lowe's list. e a selection of our most innovative picks. like the samsung's connected appliances that let you control your home from anywhere. look for the full lowe's list online or find the badge in our store. lowe's. home to any budget. home to any possibility. >>> good morning. it is 4:40. expect another day with 50s around the coast and the bay. a live look in san francisco. at the airport a closer look at your daytime highs plus it's only thursday. we can always look ahead. >>> in f

petaluma boulevard gets you around the east washington street, the location for that crash blocking two 116 so it's just before you get to highway 116, coming southbound. over here the earlier crash 101 at cesar chavez we heard possibly a pedestrian was involved. no slowing i'll sayll right, we'll monitor updates from san francisco and chp. a little bit of slowing starts in san jose, typical for 101. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> next here on "today in the bay," a new sense of normalcy for giants fans. the one thing fans could celebrate at last night's game with the state fully reopened and the celebration that is carried over to the game. >>> in geneva, president biden meeting with rush president vladimir putin, we'll bring you the very latest, coming up. . >>> plus a southern california hiker missing for days in triple-digit temperatures, what she's calling the scariest part while fearing she might never be rescued. . right now at 5:42, we are under a microclimate weather alert as we get ready for high heat. you need to plan your outdoor activities around the hot everyone it tours

that would be fremont boulevard exit.at's always good as you head into the city today. if you have some errands to get don. a little under 12 minutes to that fremont street exit headed across towards the peninsula under 15 for you there. so no major issues, a richmond sandra fell commute. as you had a rich man, you can do that and under 8 minutes and headed into the city. definitely some improvement. there were up to about 27 minutes. now, just 20 along the golden gate bridge. that's a look at your traffic updates for now. daria. i'll send it over to you. >> the buzz is barbecue season and the choices. are not pretty. take a closer look at delectable bugs. but first, an ugly hit on a hockey player. >> well, it doesn't even phase in all, sir montreal canadians player jack evans goes flying right after he makes an empty net goal and that jets forward who bailed him at full speed was tossed from the game could be suspended. evans's team won the game, but he was hauled off in a stretcher. it was his 25th birthday. by the way.

this was the scene right here. >> on north california boulevard. actually the backside of target. this all went down at around 11 o'clock last night. not exactly sure if it started on the freeway and spilled down to this location because the freeway is just a couple of blocks from this location. but we do know that the walnut creek police department. there are only about a block or so from this location did not take them very long to get to this scene that shut it down. they talked to witnesses at one point they actually had to put a yellow tarp over the driver side of the sedan and that is not a good side. sign as far as the extent of the injury. we're not exactly sure. but we do know and we have reports that the person was shot in the head that person's condition still not known at this particular time. they did talk to witnesses. they did shut it down, but they're hoping for moving forward is somebody steps forward and gives them information. plus, there are plenty of cameras in this location. so they hope to look at the footage and then get a d

how did score boulevard to 94 and between international and macarthur boulevard. the eligibility is for any family living in this area who is a bong. with a low income and at least one child under the age of 18 regardless regardless of their documentation status. you can find more information about this on our website at kron 4 dot com. >> time now 6.17 in national news. there's a battle over voting rights playing out states all over the country as republican lawmakers. they are attempting to pass laws that they say will safeguard elections. >> democrats say those measures actually violate americans right to vote. let's go live to dc and hear about this. alexandra le mon has the details. hi, alex. >> hey there. good morning. well, democrats here on capitol hill have their own voting rights bill. but passing is going to be pretty difficult for them because they actually have to convince a hesitant member of their own party to not only support the bill but also support eliminate eliminating the filibuster. >> according to the brennan center for justice as of may 48

has investigators looking officers say they found the victim in his car on north california boulevardvalley road. that's not far from interstate 6 80 about one block from the walnut creek bart station, but as ktvu jesse gary reports, the man in custody was arrested. 10 miles away, walnut creek. police say fatal shots were fired just before 11 o'clock thursday night, man in one car shooting multiple times into a white car as the two vehicles were in the 1900 block of north california boulevard, the victim vehicle, ultimately the driver of that vehicle was was shot and is now is now deceased. it seems to be there was some sort of. altercation prior to the incident. walnut creek detective spent the better part of the overnight hours processing the scene. authorities say the victim is a 25 year old man. daylight roadway was clear, but the investigation shifted roughly 10 miles away, investigat

say they found the victim in his car on north california boulevard near ignacio valley road. that's not far from interstate 6 80 about one block from the walnut creek bart station, but as ktvu jesse gary reports, the man in custody was arrested. 10 miles away, walnut creek. police say fatal shots were fired just before 11 o'clock thursday night, man in one car shooting multiple times into a white car as the two vehicles were in the 1900 block of north california boulevard, the victim vehicle, ultimately the driver of that vehicle was was shot and is now is now deceased. it seems to be there was some sort of. altercation prior to the incident. walnut creek detective spent the better part of the overnight hours processing the scene. authorities say the victim is a 25 year old man. daylight roadway was clear, but the investigation shifted roughly 10 miles away, investigators say traffic camera video shows the suspect's vehicle driving north to martinez. we did a search warrant at that address in martinez and did make one arrest out of that location. um we're still actively inves

last night a 33-year-old man was wounded after being shot during a robbery on macarthur boulevard. around nine o'clock, a second shooting broke out at a neighborhood on hayes street. a 31-year-old man from stockton was shot, and died at the hospital. there is no word on the motive. the city has seen nearly double the number of shootings from this time last year. >>> the city council has directed millions away from the police department. and residents are facing violence. >> reporter: there was no pause or break, and the homicide spikes. people gathered for a prayer vigil. so many killings are happening in this area. in two days in may, robbins two nephews work guns down. >> there is so much killing going on. and it needs to stop. >> covid had us shut down. people are angry, and that anger is coming out in a lot of different ways. >> reporter: songs and prayers as for the violence to subside, and for more protection. so everyone is gathered here today because there have been for more homicides in the city of oakland, bringing the total up to 65, this time of year. >> the majority of

. >>> there reimagining two of its busiest and fastest boulevards to make it safer for bike riders, but what do neighbors have to say about the new concrete lane separators on 10th and 11 streets? >>> a bay area community dealing with sealevel ri you are watching kpix 5 news at 5:30. >>> an update on the brush fire in the north bay. cal flyer is making drops within the city limits of sonoma in an open area where the water tower there. authorities are clearing people out of the nearby park in the area as a precaution and a good amount of smoke can be seen with the wind carrying it to the east. we will stay on top of this. >>> breaking news in southern california. an earthquake jolted los angeles about 20 minutes ago. they report the magnitude 3.4 quake hit el segundo and felt across la. >>> san jose is rethinking its wide streets designed for car community and transforming them into mark bike friendly boulevards. >>> bike lanes will be built along 10th and 11 streets from the 280 freeway to heading street and we are in san jose where the streets are getting a makeover. >> reporter: that

i do live on slope boulevard and i remember the big push for bike lanes on slope boulevard years ago and since they've been installed, i don't know how many years it's been now, i think i've seen about two bikes on slope boulevard. no one uses them. i can go right there on 19th avenue and slope and bowl a bowling ball all the way down to the great highway and not hit one bike. i guarantee you. so i think we should just open it back up and stop making traffic worse in san francisco because that's what this is going to do thank you. >> thank you, commissioner. so i have just a few comments because i appreciate and align with most of the comments in particular around the data as well as equity. i would super equity in this entire effort if we go down that path. i'll begin by saying also that i am not decided yet regarding a pilot for a number of reasons. one, and i'll pose this as a question. is there a scenario that you all can envision or imagine whereby host a pilot to open a highway back up? >> yes. >> and what would be those factors that contribute to that? >> so one of the things

how did score boulevard to 94 and between international and macarthur boulevard. eligibility is for any family living in this area who was a bomb. with a low income and at least one child under the age of 18 regardless regardless of their documentation status and it everybody fits that criteria is welcome to apply. >> for more information on how to sign up or to see if you qualify go to our website at kron 4 dot com. happening today. the marine county board of supervisors will consider expanding the eviction moratorium put in place at the start of the pandemic. >> the current moratorium is set to expire at the end of this month. if the board approves the extension, the eviction moratorium would be in place until the end of september. >> and as summer begins food insecurity can actually become more intense for sdme family, some kids depend on food provided by schools to meet there. nutritional needs it's like clockwork. you go to school, you get your food. but if you or somebody, you know, it's struggling with food insecurity. this really could help programs to hel

so again, if you need to take an fremont boulevard will be your best bet for that. all right. john can get his goal. and when it comes to the weather. what we need to wear for heading out the door this morning i let you take it away that what we depend on where you're at. but i would say some layers today will come in handy because we're starting the morning with some cool temperatures. a little bit of fog out there. but by the afternoon we're going to be looking at sunshine and for some of our inland areas, some pretty noticeably warm conditions back in play with areas like cup into solano county. >> all in the low 90's today. you look outside of timber on this morning shows a couple of those lights in the distance. you're not getting a whole lot from our web cams. this morning, though, due to the low gray that is pushed right back. into the bay area during our overnight hours. it's a pattern we've gotten used to this week. onshore breeze kicks up in the evening. pushes in that fog. pretty typical stuff for june. honestly, we are going to be kept out of a growing ridge of hig

the fact is cars can use 19th and sunset boulevard as easy as i do. i do not find that doing so adds more time to my commute. in while i agree there are disability issues, these were present before the close your and this is an amazing tub to work to make this rare beachfront into a unique park for all. one that builds community for all. we should move forward and put the pedestrians able and disabled before the wants of those who have the privilege to drive. i would also like disabled community members let us know what they need in order to enjoy this. driving to the privilege not a right. give the beach space to people not cars. thank you for giving me your time. >> next speaker. >> hi, it's me. my name is alex and i'm a lifelong resident of the richmond directing. i live in a multi generational household. i speak for my children who are five and eight and have a hard time understanding why some people's convenience trumps their future in light of climate change. i'm speaking for my parents, my dad who 75 who was a bike commuting in san francisco fo

how did score boulevard to 94 and between international and macarthur boulevard. the eligibility is for any family living in this area who is a long. with a low income and at least one child under the age of 18 regardless regardless of their documentation status. >> now you can find more information. got that for you over on our website at kron 4 dot com. well in napa fire captain is raising money to help a southern california family by raffling off custom made art pieces created fire hoses. the money is all going to go to the family of a firefighter who was killed and an attack at a fire station last week. kron four's ella sogomonian has more on how the fundraiser works. and if you're watching and compelled at home, how you can help. >> napa fire captain ryan should go in. june has been making custom flags from recycled fireahoses for the last 7 years. the first was for himself. but his project gained popularity raising $100,000 for charity. since then, the hundreds that we've made, we we've got a system down. it's it's definitely a family affair. >> everyone's g

fortunately, we have a six-lane boulevard called sunset boulevard not far away so i strongly encourage the commissioners to support a plan to divert all traffic to sunset blfltd and impose enough traffic calming and slow streets so they don't go through the local streets. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, caller. hello, caller, your minute begins now. >> caller: hi, my name is stephanie fong and i live in district 5 and i am now able to ride my bike safely from the area through the panhandle or take a slow street, or ride through to the golden gate park and then all the way to the zoo this has been life-changing for me and my son. we are able to ride to businesses without taking our car. and i believe that this is going to ensure fair access for all residents, even residents who do not have cars to have access to this beautiful open space. i think that the people who are against it, possibly do not live in san francisco and are using it as a commute to get to one location to the other. i highly support keeping the great walkway closed to cars and in terms of climate change, i study envir

to 94 and between international and macarthur boulevard. the eligibility is for any family living in this area who was a ball. with a low income and at least one child under the age of 18 regardless regardless of their documentation status and it everybody fits that criteria is welcome to apply. >> for information on how to sign up or to find out if you qualify, you can go to our website. kron 4 dot com. >> today healthcare giant permanente said that it is expanding covid-19 vaccine trials for kids ages 5 to 11 as kron four's haaziq madyun reports. there's a possibility the vaccine could be approved by the time children return to school in the fall. >> do anything >> 11 year-old lucy guardino of sacramento just received her first shot she's went up. 75 students between the ages of 5.11 taking part in kaiser permanent days expansion of the covid-19 vaccine clinical trial for children and will be. and just like in that have less and that children will be receiving 2 doses of that or or of that seat belt or that water. the vaccine and the kais

there is a traffic collision that i'm seeing some information off id westbound at bella boulevard in sandra fell. but it does look like lanes are affected as a result of that body because it's so early. not lot of traffic there. we'll keep a close eye and see anything changes. we'll have more. for now. let's go back to the news. and nearly 3 million dollars of guaranteed. income is coming to east oakland. families council member lauren taylor and trivia rejoin with community partners to hand out flyers for people that are eligible for phase. one of oakland resilient families guaranteed income pilot 300 eligible families will be randomly selected to receive an additional $500 a month for 18 months. well, steph and ayesha curry spent part of their saturday helping to rebuild a school playground that's been neglected for more than 30 years. franklin elementary school in oakland has what many call one of the most hazardous playgrounds in the city. the curries are lending their star power to help finish rebuilding it. they teamed up with oakland unified school district and 2 foundations t

people living in a one square mile area between international and macarthur boulevard are eligible. the program called oakland resilient families is a collaboration. between nonprofits up together and mayors of for a guaranteed income. this innovative intervention to interrupt the racial wealth gap. to interrupt. what have been below living wages for our families and to interrupt the devastation that covid-19 has had on the well being of oakland, ear's and especially families. applications for phase two of the program will open citywide, the summer and another 300 families will be randomly selected. then oakland's police chief addressed what he called an epidemic of gun violence as police investigate yet another shooting today sky. foxx was over brookfield village near 98th avenue, where the chief said two women were shot and wounded this morning. both are in the hospital tonight with severe injuries, chief laurent armstrong said. a combination of law enforcement and violence prevention is needed along with community involvement are ceasefire strategy continues to be effective. we c

but because of the sort of unusual use of the exchange between sunset boulevard and slope boulevard, it is a little bit challenging. the main idea is to take this short block, the block of 37th avenue, and make it one-way south. it would give you a double right turn that would allow folks to come off of sunset, on to yerba, and make this right on to slope. it would allow that kind of greater balancing of traffic. once we started down that path, we explored some other ideas in the report, that looked out how you would look at the safety of the bikeway that runs adjacent to sloat. and before we wrap up on this section, i want to highlight what commissioner mar mentioned at the top, which is that a lot of investment has been made in traffic calming in the outer sunset here to address that issue, and the folks who may be using the local streets as through, through-movement streets, they're just getting data on the effectiveness of these, but we think it is something that should be monitored to make sure their working. and we may need to make additional investments to address this if the

they have just opened that ramp back up. >> at regatta boulevard. 5.80, westbound. we had a fatality there. so again, finally open up that ramp and we are seeing less of a delay as you're traveling along 5, 1880. also another hot spot down in san martine 1 one northbound at east san martine avenue. they just open of all the lanes there as you're traveling heading into the city now down to 13 minutes. once you finally hit the may's to that fremont street exit looking at the golden gate bridge as you're traveling there into the city about 22 minutes. we haven't seen that go up further than that. still some fog you should take into consideration as you're driving and slow it down. we'll have more coming up. but james, i'll send it over to you. >> time now to talk winners and losers on wall street with financial expert rob black standing by to. >> help see what we don't see ourselves in the stock market this morning. i see the numbers are a bit mixed across the board. you've got this listed as a loser in your winner loser column. why? what are you seeing? >> is yesterda

shane guerrero was arrested last night after setting off an explosive device off of mount diablo boulevard. the explosion took out several windows at nearby businesses since and has the details. >> a 32 year-old man has been arrested for blowing up an explosive device here between these 2 buildings in walnut creek off of mount diablo boulevard. the explosion took out several windows at marsy's skincare. the owner came by as soon as police called her. >> the night of they had a suspect. and you hand cuffed and all his her fireworks sitting on >> car the explosion was first reported at 9.53 monday night a 32 year-old man who lives near the explosion site live a handmade explosive device. it was heard by people all around this walnut creek neighborhood near the intersection of mount diablo boulevard and pisgah road was kind of a rumble and then a loud bang. it's the. >> the first thing we heard and then the 20 minutes later there's a similar one. police immediately started looking in the neighborhood trying to find the person responsible police say soon after they found the 32 year-old man wh

again, a good alternate would be fremont boulevard to 6.80 thankfully. we're not seeing any delays as a result of that along or 6.80. we'll have more on that. daria. i'll send it over to you. >> the buzz is barbecue season and the choices. are not pretty. we'll take a closer look at delectable bugs. but first, an ugly hit on a hockey player. >> well, it doesn't even faze the announcer montreal canadians player jack evans goes flying right after he makes an empty net goal and that jets forward who at full speed was tossed from the game could be suspended. evans's team won the game, but he was hauled off in a stretcher. it was his 25th birthday. by the way. the party he imagined. but he'll be okay. the santa clara university women's soccer team got their party for winning the college cup. the national champions got the recognition they deserve for a hard fought victory that came down to penalty kicks and persistence to play through a pandemic, congrats to them. the winningest coach in college basketball is calling it quits is there a real word or deed spor

, and people can dumpster dive and grab some boulevard. also, during the conference while we've been here, russia has got rid of all their us dollar holdings now. and all of their various sovereign wealth funds and funds. so again, for that similar reason, partly i guess the for the money printing, but mostly because of the other element of it is the censorship of the payments rail network of the us dollar. so that was a started by obama and, and accelerated under every administration after. so, russia, there will be other nations probably to do the same exits the us dollar rail system . the settlement layer, as it's centered everybody, global trade or personal trade, once a censorship resistance, currency for 75 years, post world war 2, the global geo political game. and it's called sometimes rest upon the foundation and us dollar supremacy. and us dollar as world reserve currency. now you've got a major economy, russia completely outside of the dollar. that gives them a way to maneuver in a way that no other country can. but all other co

and again, northbound 1, 1, at moffitt boulevard in mountain view.ng at that accident down there. we'll have more. up next. daria. i'll send it over to you. thanks a 49. and in the north bay. thousands of people at the fa sonoma raceway watching nascar. it was the biggest in-person sporting event in the bay area. let's go to the race is now a lot of stars there, including nba legend michael jordan. he cones a nascar team. he was rooting for bubba wallace behind the wheel of number. 23. >> and forty-niners head coach kyle shanahan had the honors of telling drivers to get ready. he was psyched up for a little little oversight there. i think you forgot he had a microphone. we can hear you and use grand marshal and then another kyle ended up winning the save mart 3.50. it was kyle larson and it was his second straight win on the cup circuit sideways. >> now it's a bay area. baseball sunday, a rough day for the giants in 2 ways. well before the game. they learned that 3rd baseman, evan longoria will be out 4 to 6 weeks because of a shoulder sprain in. her

how did score boulevard to 94 and between international and macarthur boulevard. the eligibility is for any family living in this area who is a bong. with a low income and at least one child under the age of 18 regardless regardless of their documentation status. >> and you can find more information on this on our website at kron. 4 dot com. >> 7.24 right now. the mayor of richmond is taking the enforcement. >> issue ahead of 4th of july. he says he's going to pay $2500 to anybody who reports. >> the use of illegal fireworks that leads to an arrest. >> i've never heard so many explosions. so consistently so since i was in vietnam 50 years ago. it's just incredible. people that are out there 9 fireworks are gone before officers get there. >> police say that they can't stop the illegal activity on their own. they need the communities help they need you to come forward and give them lead so they can stop people from doing this. it's dangerous. the reward money will come from the mayor's community fund. it's 7.25 and robert raines, the superintendent of the shoreline

they have met nothing but warmth and cordiality everywhere they go in the homeland of simone boulevardon bolivar. >> president get it he goes to the pantheon and places a recent death president kennedy goes -- president kennedy goes to the pantheon and places a wreath at the tomb of the great liberator. that sunday -- the message of the american president is stressed wherever he goes. in his view, the alliance for progress represents not only a common goal, but a common vow to improve man's economic, social, and political well-being without sacrificing his liberties. nor is he alone in this deeply held feeling. in the 1960's, americans north and south, are more than good neighbors. they are allied in the partnership of building a better life for themselves and their children. now, the president boards is plain for his next destination, columbia, the gracious and heartwarming reception of the venezuela never to be forgotten. in the words of dr. r balto of columbia "to meet our responsibilities, we must count on the abilities of the underdeveloped people to solve the problem of overpopul

i got to call out this, a disabled vehicle reported right here at the castro valley boulevard off-ramp but in the center divide so the off-ramp folks shifting over there and watch out for flashing lights. so far no problem. want to keep it that way and a typical construction for 84, laura. we know about that but it's a little bit late picking up there. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. 5:10. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," pledging to ban the sale of gas-powered cars by 2035. the one challenge state leaders say could make the efforts run out of juice before it takes off. >>> if you have an electric car there's the possibility of a new electric car tax. i'll tell you about it coming up. >> netflix and chill has a whole new meaning, getting into the fashion business. coming up a new venture and when you'll be able to shop until you drop. wawanna help k kids get ththr homemework done?e? wellll, an interernet coconnection's's a good stst. but t kids alsoo need comomputers. and somemetimes the e hardest thing ababout homewowork isis finding a a place to do it.. so w why not ho

oh, one southbound at south airport boulevard but not seen much of a delay along one o one just a little bit here. also another one along one. oh, one southbound at cesar chavez street in the city and again, not tracking any delays along one. oh, one or 2.80, and we'll check in on the golden gate bridge where that crane made its way underneath not causing any backup in traffic as it did so 20 minutes driving into the city. we'll have more coming up next. the darya and james, we'll send it over to you. >> all right. thank you very much. 6.21. is the time the recall of governor gavin newsome is moving forward. the california secretary of state made it official saying it backers of the recall had submitted enough signatures to put the issue on the ballot. the election is expected in september. >> vice president kamala harris is visiting the u.s. mexico border this week. her trip comes amid criticism from republicans over what they call her failure to visit the border. she's going to be an el paso, texas on friday. that's tomorrow. president biden picture to lead diplomatic efforts to stem t