cal-trans does the signal east on sloat this is the last one. we think the signal will make an improve am it is in the perfect as you pointed out but a significant improvement. >> i have no issue with the improvements i have been fighting for it for 2 years. i worry if is a small token than what is needed. which is reconfiguration of the intersection. and you pointed out now, there are no crosswalks. the bike lane disappear and 56 up on both side its is a hot mess. and i you know think that you guys did do quite a bit if community out reach was the 2 other designs and i wonder why well was no like out reach or are value of this design that was done with the community or with the supervisor, because you know it is a bit of a surprise that you are coming with this design and you know i -- will have faith and trust you that you did the analysis about it being effective and reducing speeds and heightning of the pedestrians and bicyclists. but you know i do wish you had done more due dill jenls. it a big deal spill know supervisor mar and i have been

cal-trans does the signal east on sloat this is the last one. we think the signal will make an improve am it is in the perfect as you pointed out but a significant improvement. >> i have no issue with the improvements i have been fighting for it for 2 years. i worry if is a small token than what is needed. which is reconfiguration of the intersection. and you pointed out now, there are no crosswalks. the bike lane disappear and 56 up on both side its is a hot mess. and i you know think that you guys did do quite a bit if community out reach was the 2 other designs and i wonder why well was no like out reach or are value of this design that was done with the community or with the supervisor, because you know it is a bit of a surprise that you are coming with this design and you know i -- will have faith and trust you that you did the analysis about it being effective and reducing speeds and heightning of the pedestrians and bicyclists. but you know i do wish you had done more due dill jenls. it a big deal spill know supervisor mar and i have been

we'll show you what cal trans has. here we go. there's the deadly crash with the crash sideways here. i'm going to step over to the map and step in for folks so you can see what's going on. this is a still camera from the cal trans. this is a transition off west 580 onto northbound 680. this vehicle is sideways. lots of damage is all we can tell. there's a crew on scene but what we need is for the coroner to arrive. we're looking at a live shot and looking at traffic flowing very smoothly. the crash is farther off in the distance. even though the connector is completely closed, the traffic is getting by and folks are passing by and looping back. you can also exit onto city streets, take dublin boulevard to the interchange. that can get very crowded very quickly. the cooner should be on scene in the next few minutes. the commute is very light right now. >> we're starting with a look at storm ranger. we're getting ready for our next round of rain. we powered up our mobile doppler radar. it's a dry start this morning but the storm sy

transportation, cal-trans. to include city maintenance and operation of traffic control devices within cal-trans jurisdiction on state route 2ate. al meny at san bruno avenue and approving appropriate findings. members withhold like to speak on item 3 call 415-655-0001, 2496 118 4005 ## and press star 3 to enter the queue. >> thank you. welcome. of onof the project manages with public w i'm providing a brief over view of the resolution that is regarding ma'am number 3 to the delegated maintenance agreement or the dma with the city and the state. so as you know, the delegating agreement is to document maintenance responsibilities we have on different street segments. traffic signal equipment and utility trenches that are in the right-of-way and fall under cal-trans jurisdiction. so for this number 3 it is specific low prepared to cover and document the car share with the city and the state for traffic maintenance at one intersection this is san browno and almeny near the on and off ramps 280101 and the farmer's

but cal tran says they will only activate the lights when there's a lot of traffic.ts more often as traffic returns to prepandemic levels. >>> an important step for fire fighters in san francisco. they'll now be getting free early detection tests for cancer. they have a higher risk because of all the smoke and chemicals they're exposed today. this means that any san francisco fire fighter, active or retired, can get tested for free. the test booths were set up outside the fire station in the mission district this morning. former fire fighters say it's a huge step forward. >> and we do this with a hope that this is going to be become a budgeted i'm in the department so these type of screenings can take place every few years. we've got to catch this cancer at the earliest stages of possible and end the number one cause of death in our profession right now. >> 66% of fire fighters will develop some form of cancer in their lifetime. >>> the holiday season, it's when we're asked to think about the needs of others and act upon it. one san jose teenager may have some challe

employees that are trained. >> reporter: cal trans has been working around the clock to prepare for this major winter storm with hundreds of pieces of equipment staged along 80 and 50. plows, snow blowers, emergency vehicles. >> i did try to beat it, but came in earlier than i hoped. >> reporter: chp has been trying to prepare too. their focus will be guiding semis over the icy roads and trying to get drivers to slow down as much as possible while the roads are still open. >> that's why we're telling people not to travel unless they absolutely have to. all it takes is one spinout and things could get chaotic. drive safe and pay attention to your surroundings. >> reporter: a ton of snow is welcome news for skiers and snowboarders that even they have to be extra careful. staff is warning people to ski or snowboard with the partner instead of going at it alone. they plan to patrol all weekend to make sure the terrain are safe. >> it will be powder town up here. starting tomorrow, we've got a lot of snow coming through. i mean we've seen the reports anywhere from 24 inches over 36 inche

transportation, cal-trans. to include city maintenance and operation of traffic control devices within cal-trans jurisdiction on state route 2ate. al meny at san bruno avenue and approving appropriate findings. members withhold like to speak on item 3 call 415-655-0001, 2496 118 4005 ## and press star 3 to enter the queue. >> thank you. welcome. of onof the project manages with public w i'm providing a brief over view of the resolution that is regarding ma'am number 3 to the delegated maintenance agreement or the dma with the city and the state. so as you know, the delegating agreement is to document maintenance responsibilities we have on different street segments. traffic signal equipment and utility trenches that are in the right-of-way and fall under cal-trans jurisdiction. so for this number 3 it is specific low prepared to cover and document the car share with the city and the state for traffic maintenance at one intersection this is san browno and almeny near the on and off ramps 280101 and the farmer's

so cal trans has had to shut that down to fix it. the governor declared an emergency in humboldt county. and tonight, mason walker shows us the messes left behind. >> reporter: here on the western end of the fern bridge. i can tell you a lot of the damage that i saw today was to the south of where i'm ofm ing the town of ferndale, themselv lucky. >>displays, all sunglasses are broken. >> reporter: in the picturesque town of ferndale, the quake was not far away. but for such a strong shake, the effects were not what some expected. >> it doesn't seem to be any structural damage. >> living the good life here, but you need to take these bumps. >> reporter: mayor brooks was clean up for the second time this year. like many others, he/she was drawing comparisons. >> it wasn't as bad as last year. last year the fridge spilled. >> this year it felt harder. it felt like a bigger quake. the damage was a little bit less. >> reporter: cam on ritter is one of those trying to figure out why there wasn't more to clean up. for him this was almost a

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. >> reporter: so cal trans is closing the northbound portion of that freeway from the 84 junction to the sunol boulevard exit in pleasanton. this will happen monday to friday 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. there will be local detours along sunol road. if you're going north from the south bay, it's recommended that you go 880 to 238 to 580. >> it's going to and problem for a lot of people. but how else are we going to do this? >> reporter: bruce chan says the detour traffic will likely impact him, but he's not sure how the work will happen without some kind of disruption. >> they're doing it in the middle of the night, which is better than the middle of the day when there's commuters there. >> reporter: alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. >>> a lot of people woke town black smoke in the air. eight big rigs caught fire in a lot near the port. all that smoke captured by our traffic cameras. firefighters tweeted a picture of the aftermath, and you can see several trucks charred, burn to the ground there. it took crews about 30 minutes to put out the flames. no word on how the fire started. >>> pol

and cal trans isn't sure when it will reopen. this rain means lots of snow up in the sierra, and that means thousands of people hitting the slopes. we'll go to heavenly and check out the mountains. >>> president biden attended the kennedy center honors which recognizes lifetime akmeemt. a few notable attendees, house speaker nancy pelosi with her husband paul, yes. it's his first public appearance since he was attacked in their san francisco home. he's got the black hat on. so he is back, healthy enough to be out tonight. last month, paul pelosi was beaten on his head with a hammer. police arrested david depape for the attack. he has pled not guilty to the charges. as for the honorees, the president applauded the nominees. they are george klein clooney, amy grant, gladys knight and members of u2. >>> prices at the pump continue to fall. they could fall under $4 a gallon in the coming weeks. here's a look at bay area averages today according to aaa. san jose $4.80 for a gallon of regular, down 75 cents from this time last month. o

now, the lights could come on any time between 2:00 and 8:00 p.m., but cal tran says it will only activate the lights if there's a lot of traffic. some say they are in favor of this system. >> i think it's good. i think the metering lights are done based on traffic engineering and actually things flow faster if you have the metering lights overall. >> the lights will turn on more often as traffic returns to prepandemic levels. >>> we have been saying this a lot lately. another silicon valley tech giant announces layoffs. this time we're talking about intel. the santa clara based chip maker got specific today. 201 people will be cut from northern california. those will come from its offices in santa clara and fulsome. we asked an employment expert for the first step a tech person should take if they find themselves in need of a new job. >> i think it's looking at your network, updating your resume, and this is something you should be doing every six months, every year anyway. nothing is guaranteed. >> let's bring in our business and tech reporter scott budman. let's talk about these rounds

cal trans s says 6 inchches of snow is falling every hour. lolook at that, the r road condnditions arere dangerousus. i-i-80 frorom clflfax to thee n statee line,, closesed this s m. thatat is 95 m miles o of road totally shuhut down. we spoke w with some drivers wh have been stuckck for hours n n thee summit last night.t. >> we can't r rush mother natur so while we'rere herere, migigh well m make the best of it. heavy, i it's not conduciveve t travel, but,t, yeah, thankful made it this far. sounds like we'll be able to make it home tonight. >> what an admiral, calm demeanor. here's a live look at i-80 this morning. still hardly any cars on the roads. wow, still plenty of snow. i thought that was a chair lift. that's a road sign. cal trans has no estimated time on when the road will reopen. speaking of chair lifts, take a look at this video from heavenly ski resort. you can see the wind just knocking around that chair lift. we also have video from palisades, tahoe. a member of the maintenance team shot this on the upper part of the mountain.

earlier this year, cal trans cleared out part of the camp on their property.y, 170 units will be built on that land. >>> pg&e's electricity rate increase of $7 a month has been approved, and gas could jump by as much as $67 as global natural gas prices soar. pg&e recommends setting the heat to no hier an 68 to keep the bill relatively low. >>> 49ers continue the march to the playoffs. vern glenn has the highlights next. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... it's the xfinity hello 2023 sale! now hurry, and you can get xfinity internet for $19.99 a month plus, when you add xfinity mobile, you get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited. i gotta get this deal... and for a limited time, get 500 dollars back. i don't want to miss that! that's amazing doc. drop everything. get to the xfinity hello 2023 sale. -doc? click, call or visit a store today. >>> 49ers up against the washington commanders, and vern glenn's got the story. >>> all right, nfl and the 11 and 4 49ers. another big day for brock purdy. it comes out a 17

this bridge that crosses it is a historic bridge, but i want to show you a picture the cal tran team took and tweeted it out. there's damage on the bridge. i think we have a picture to show you that came out over social media. you see there's damage to the roadway itself. we don't know if there's damage to the bridge. this appears to be where it makes landfall on earth side, i understand, of the bridge there is similar damage. we certainly don't want to have cars driving over this until we understand whether or not that is an issue for the bridge structure itself. it's been there since 1911. they'll check on that. that's one of the access points to and from the communities west of highway 101 and acros river. with that cut off, you have to go down to rio del. it looks like a more modern bridge. i don't know the details, but it is open, from what i understand. the problem is getting here from ferndale or the other direction, you have to take areas like blue slide road, which comes alongside, parallel with eel river. somewhere along this stretch there was some hill slippage, so they ha

resolution to accept 1.3 million dollars of the clean california local enhancement upon funds by cal-trans. as mentioned this is part of the potrero scape improve am. seeks to revitalize and reconnect the potrero hill neighborhood separated by u.s. 101 connect the 2 neighborhoods and safe paj passage way along 17th street. portions are on the san francisco's vision zero high injury net woushg. this will improve pedestrian bicyclist and motorist safety providing safer widened sidewalks, pedestrian corny bulb out and new protected bicycle lane. this will also be improved with new mranth of new trees and landscaping with native varieties to support the eastboundingology and the addition of new art work, fencing, walls, soil stabilization and more pedestrian lighting. let me know if you have questions. thank you. >> thank you. >> does not look like there are questions i will open up to public comment. >> members who wish to speak are joining in person line up now. for hose remote call amy coney barrett, access code: 2483 370 0407 ##, press star 3 to enter the speaker's line. wait until the sys

cal trans had hoped to clear it and reopen it. but it's not reopened yet. >>> the rain here in the bay area means snow in the mountains. thousands of people headed to ski resorts this weekend, including heavenly. the snow is coming down. snowboarders, skiers enjoying every minute of it. some say they're not quite used to seeing this much snow. >> we are kind of like, you know, let's make the most of it and experience some winter and we're really experiencing it to the full extent right now. >> it's really good news for the resorts. heavenly was able to open early this year in november. 41 trails opened right now. that is encouraging. for a lot of us who drink water, our water comes from there. >> there's more in the seven-day forecast. right now 50 in san jose. enjoy what will likely be the last of the relatively mild overnight temperatures. 40s and low 50s outside right now. no showers at the moment. 46. san francisco at 52. morning commute, we're talking low 40s to mid-50s. the wettest part of the day will be setting up right on

cal trans is working to clear out the debris. what a mess. >>> a live look from san francisco where the rain has been falling steadily this morning. we are expecting on and off showers throughout the day in the area. >>> all right. we hear it loud and clear. that is the tune mother nature hummed for us last night in san francisco. the rain getting a lot stronger. this isn't even the heavy stuff we are bracing for. this was the scene in downtown martinez last night. business owners are not taking any chances. sandbags piling in front of shops on main street. >>> let's get a check of traffic. because a lot of people are going to be hitting the roads. they are going to work for whatever the travels are this weekend. >>> it is a getaway friday. a lot of people have plans to get out of town for new year's. >>> we have a major problem. look at this back-up here on 880 northbound. there was a big rig crash that happened several hours ago. it is stuck out there. all lanes are completely shut down northbound 880 right at 98. >>> there are

cal trans says there will be signs to direct to you detours.he south bay, 880 to 238 to 508 are the recommended routes. >>> okay. tomorrow marks a day of administration for catholics around the word. the our lady of guadalupe feast day. parishioners have been preparing to honor the virgin of guadalupe since october. around 200 people were in charge of deck ragt the church. they are holding masses every few hours through 9:00 p.m. tomorrow. >>> 20 people came out for the winter wonder land on grant avenue. it included a toy give away, lion dancing and a small train for kids to ride on. >> you know, i geu up in an underserved community in tender tenderloin. now 30 years later, it's really feeling like coming full circle. >> people were encouraged to have a bite to eat or shop at small businesses in the neighborhood as they continue the economic recovery. >>> christmas came early for some east bay families thanks to steph curry and his wife ayesha. >> we have more on how the curries are once again giving back to the community. >> we know steph cur

cal trans is working to clear out the debris. >>> but it is not just loose mudslides and rock slides. there is serious concern about potential flooding. >> it is my house. it is near a creek that rises above my house level. they try to enforce it every year, but usually our streets flood every year. so this year i have a little bit more concern. >> we caught some tree branches, sandbags to make sure the garage doesn't get flooded. >> reporter: to help prevent flooding on streets, it is a good idea to listen to firefighters telling all of us to clear drains. >>> the sandbag station is ready for people wanting to fill some up. >>> a similar scene in marin county where residents can expect inches of rain. lesley went to fairfax where people have been storm proving their homes all week long. >> it is my house. near a creek, that rises above my house level. they try to enforce it every year. but usually we get flooding. this year, i am a little bit more concerned. >> creek levels around the county will be a key focus heading to the wet weekend. >> friday and saturday seemed like the bulk o

what happens to these houses is up to cal trans, who says it is planning to sell an initial 37 homes provide low income housing. as for this family, their future is still unknown. >> i have a college degree. i was born and raised here. and this is stressful but so is living a life that is not sustainable. >> joining me is the los angeles times staff writer, benjamin, thanks for joining us. and i think it was pointed out in the piece, that kind of the misconception, if you're look forecast the outside in, is that the housing crisis in los angeles is about mental health. you can put these tents up and people need mental health help, not just housing, but he shows so well in that story that it is not that, it's in addition to the fact that housing is just so expensive, not even in the city center, or in the tonier suburbs, across the entire county, that people just don't have anywhere to go. >> absolutely. and sort of the intersection of how homelessness starts is about lack of mental health services, lack of housing, and all of those things put pressure on people who are like really li

but cal cal trans was right there at the edge of the bridge, and i heard it got shut down later, so i'mlad we got out when we did. alright yeah, we're glad you glad you got out. glad you were doing okay and again. very happy anniversary. a memorable anniversary. absolutely oh, yeah . there you go. we appreciate the time. larkin o'leary. thank you for sharing your story. take care. come here on the four. today we will be joined by seismology expert richard allen to take a closer look at where this quake was centered and what caused the shaking today on that active fault line in that area, and plus, if you have holiday travel plans, you'll need to be weather, aware as a winter storm is set to make its way jack, the data shows that people love our more flavorful ultimate cheeseburgers. show me the data. so the data is good? the data is real good. honestly, best data i've ever had. my best-selling ultimate cheeseburgers, now seasoned as they grill. psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psori

got funding from a grant from cal trans and additional from workforce development grant. creating a nursery to grow the coast live oak and california buckeyes. to ensure they are specious ease that will thrive. we will grow other trees and have a special location to care for tree and plants before they get installed. more to come the fence is going up. very excite to see this. that wraps up my report. questions? >> not a question it is just a -- in my experience at rec and park this was an extraordinarily successful program. we be proud to see how this moves along and going to be very successful. thank you for your work on that. >> thank you. commissioner. >> when you said the chairs meeting after the holiday or holidays? >> holidays. i don't know we are hoping to i don't know what the definition is. we are hope to meet with you in the next couple weeks. >> perfect. >> this evening wanted see was this january or december. we get 2 days off for thanksgiving. holidays but we hope to meet before the end of the year. >> perfect. i'm excited seat internship program work. somet

one the fordable housing production section 1.2.11 states the dates including cal-trans will have opportunity for [inaudible] prioritizing affordable housing and land ded dedication if they are [inaudible] engagement required conversation left out of the communals. this has to be revisit and make sure we have an engage am plan. we need to remember the cultural districts provides economic and affordable housing strategies. that would be our recommendation. we need to take it to the section. under section 4.4.3, states that the cultural districts reduced cu authorization for other entitlement for mixed use buildings commit the district or legal agreement to inclusion of buildingses and institutions that the support the needs and identified. they are very real and have a strong affect on the declining housing development america in san francisco we are facing an economy which may not recover downtown may not come back. city economic future is still up for debate and we are concerned that -- that there are -- program in thes new draft this reduced constraints. however -- san francisco is not in w

serves the official link to the office of the environmental planning in the planning department and cal-trans office of local assistance. through the quality control program ensures the environmental project commitments are met. the next and last section is record's management section. this section is integral in management of project fold scombers do you remembers for archives and [inaudible] projects. to give you a sense we have an archive of 5 million documents, drawings, report and et cetera . and almost equal number of documents for the active projects. during here the interesting fact during the 1906 quake and fire we lost most our records. in 1908 public works inspection crews went street to street and inspected suers and man holes and documented finding in all right size books. weave have the books and they are still relevant and useful in our engineers use it today even designing the projects for the sewers. this slide provides an over view of wide range of -- client agencies we provide our service. and these are in addition to the services that the bureau provides our internal progr

remind the board 8 years ago cal-trans took a chunk of highway 1 falling in the ocean and turn today to a park that is you in a world class destination for recreation visitors, tourists and locals. as the san francisco we should strife have that and the great highway is a perfect chance for you to do that. don't -- don't preliminary yourself to folk who isment to drive every where. give san francisco a chance to have world class facilities for pedestrians, cyclists and disabled and everyone else. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm [inaudible] a residents of d5 a supporter of the great highway park and want this to move forward to the full board today and expansion of park hours 6 a.m. on friday. voters rejected prop i. a majority vote and our san francisco like car free space likes jfk and the great highway park. approving this will allow to move forward and study it and extend to full closure on friday would give us a chance to study a full weekday to contract impacts of a permanent closure. please move this to the full burden today and expand park thundershowers start 6 a.m

i never forget the first project i start in the san diego with cal-trans east of san diego in the desert. i was a night time inspector in the freeway and a pack of coyotes came after me. i was like what have i gotten myself into? but then many things such as movingum to big bear lake and the 300 businesses in the san bernardino mountain town was a prediction or train think groundses for what i have had to do many times here in the east cut south of market area. the businesses and making sure they work and working with the public was very important to me. instilled early until my career and i carried it through. to the point where the most important conversations i think i ever had on the project was in oak land wrchl on 880 i was doing a fruit valley retrofit there was a person under the bridge. that i went up to talk to. and i debated seismic analysis with this guy for a couple nights. he was so intel gent and you never that's why you never judge who is out there you never know what conversation and when they are. i'm most proud of my projects here in the city. west approach. west band

cal train struck and killed a driver of the vehicle. nobody else was hurt. emergency crews are still on the scene and sam trans is helping passengers were on board that train at the time of the crash. authorities have not yet released details of what led up to that fatal crash. >> in the south bay, san jose mayor sam liccardo introduce a proposal today to require all rideshare and taxi companies operating there to convey all reports of assault to law enforcement. the proposed ordinance 6 to better address assault allegations against riders and drivers. mayor said the current protocol used by uber and lyft left many survivors believing that they are reporting their assault. and that is something that would be done by the criminal justice system, but nothing will. >> most members of the public would be surprised to know that these companies don't report such crimes is right for felony battery. they don't report them to the police. in contrast, public transit passengers. can you feel can feel sure that ut a bus drivers? must report occurring on your their buses. traitors, coaches and educators are local universit

the cal train struck and killed the driver of a vehicle. no one else was injured. sam transelp passengers who were on board the train at the time of the incident. authorities have not and drivers to police. the mayor says he believes this proposal will better protect the community and bring predators to justice. it would alro allow victims to learn about available medical and counseling services. he said the current protocols used by uber and lyft leave many survivors believing that the companies are reporting their assault to police. but they are not. >> by reporting to uber survivors will see no restraining order. no rest, no confinement of the assailant. no conviction, no parole supervision. at the very least these companies should be honest with the survivors and tell them so. >> this proposal is on the city council agenda for next week in a statement sent to kron 4 uber, which says in kron 4 uber, which says in part, quote, we're clear with police is their choice to make this position is guided by the most. by the foremost experts on this issue and by survivors themselv

the cal train struck and killed the driver of the vehicle. no one else was hurt. sam trans helped passengers who were on board the train at the time of the incident. authorities have not released details of what led up to the deadly crash. but all police are looking for this truck in connection to a shooting death of le monde. carter officers say the blue gmc sonoma with a white camper shell was seen leaving the scene. they are calling the truck a vehicle of interest. the shooting happened back on september 14th in a parking lot on bayview farm road. anyone with information is being asked to call and call police. restaurant owners in the san francisco will have a decision made soon on whether or not to to keep their parklets if they choose to keep them. the deadline is january 15th. yeah, there's parklets became famous during covid really a lifeline for restaurants. the owners, the workers during. >> the pandemic shutdowns. but as kron four's rob nesbitt explains now, not all restaurants are keeping them. when you go to the city's website and look up shared spaces, it says

trans tax returns to be released to congress. and in the coming hours, the committee investigating the january 2021 attack on the u. s. capital will release its report. hattie cal hang takes a look at what we've learned so far. ah, on the day this shocked the country and the world in unheard of breach of the u. s . capital building attacked by a violent mob of americans. how did this happen? and who is responsible? that is what the january 6th committee set out to find out all of us here today, focusing mostly on former president donald trump, who called his supporters to washington and sent them to the capitol, saying he would go with them. we fight like hell. and if you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a country anymore. oh, he said the election was stolen. but in testimony before the committee, it was clear, he was told repeatedly, he lost the election, telling aids he didn't want people to know. he lost without objections, but what that when he made the clearest it never before seen video, how bad the violence was, how close the country came to seen its elected leaders attacked or possibly killed . several senators told to run from the mob th

cal-maritime. what did they find? >> yes, there is extensive reporting on transphobia and racism and homophobia, and they are reporting instances where they have failed or disciplined students as they compared transof reported rapes dragged on for months. it did not just happen here. a university official sent out a email that the school do more to combat hate and racism, and he was disciplined for using school email herself. >> and they said that in her absence, there is more work to be done in the academic year, and in the years to come. we are committed to more candid conversations to ensure a safe and welcoming cal maritime for all. they have hired a full-time deck director of inclusion for everybody, and planned forums and campus-wide training for all. but some students don't believe it is enough. >> they are happy to take credit for all of our work. we had to force them to do the right thing. and then they also try to whitewash it with all of the wonderful wo that we have accomplished, and we have done this work despite them. they have been roadblocked. >> this is a months' long investigation, and these cadets, they fear formally reporting misconduct, because it may hamper advancement later