for caltrans.f resources or information about shelters are you putting the people in touch with so they have someplace to go.>> so caltrans along with the city of san jose have been working for a couple of years now to talk about solutions and resources for the people within these areas. one of the things that the city and partnership with housing has been doing is coming out here daily for over a month to provide resources, locations and tools and whatever the people may need here to be able to address their concerns. it has been an ongoing thing. we were out here yesterday and some of them will be out here today to help the people to get the resources they need. >> one of the things the church group here mentioned is why can't they make this a legalized encampment? why is that not a sustainable option. >> one e of the things that caltrans and our city partners are doing is looking at alternatives on how we can best help not only the people in this area but also the communities around the area. so

caltrans started clearing the area at 4:00 this morning. the land belongs to caltrans... so they are clearing the homeless out. about 100 people showed up this morning to protest... and support the people living there. they say the city as well as the tech companies are not doing enough to address homelessness sandy perry/community activist--there are hundreds of thousands of new jobs created by these tech companies and hardly any new housing units. meanwhile the number of homeless continue to go up. we believe the tech companies need to take responsibility for the social problems they create.(vicki) caltrans says a homelessness task force has been out at the site every day since the people living their received evacuation notices. that task force has been helping those people find support services and shelter. (grant) easily the largest homeless camp in the south bay, the sprawling array of tents, tarps and piles of trash are are all too visible from vehicles passing by on the 680 - - 101 interchange. (vicki) now comes the task of cleaning up a mess that one crew member

. >>> there were scary moments for 600 passengers on caltrans. at 7:30 pm a trend -- a train slammed into a car that was stuck on the tracks. the driver was from out of town and got confused. the gps told him to turn and that's when they did and that is when their car got stuck. the driver got out safely. we talked to the part apartment tonight. they told us that the car was dragged 100 feet any see what happened, it did burst into flames. fortunately, no one was injured. >>> two crossing guards called out to ktvu fox 2 news. they want the city to make improvements at 98th avenue . the speed limit is 25 miles per hour but many drivers speed and disregard the stop signs that they are holding. they say when the crossing guards are not there things are worse. this woman was killed at the intersection by a hit-and-run driver on new year's day. her family wants the city to make improvements such as pedestrian crossing legs -- lights or crossing signals. >> she should not have had to die for these needs. there should be a safety precaution in this cros

caltrans may require an additional term slightly longer than that. it would allow us to move further without further board authority. under the current state legislation ab-857 that enables caltrans to lease it to homeless services for $1 a month. i appreciate $12 a year in fiscal authority. we'll take advantage of that under my code authority and i think emily wants to provide a little context in what is anticipated at the two locations. this is your first look at what we're proposing to build. >> supervisor cohen: great. >> thank you. just to give you a little information about what we're proposing to do on each of the caltrans sites, as you know, homelessness is an issue on many of the properties in our city for some time and i think this will allow us to address some of the pressing challenges. we have two proposed projects, fifth and circle and fifth and bryant. both sites would focus on people experiencing unsheltered homelessness in the community. these are just some early images from public works about what would be built, the fifth and bryan

details on what caltrans is trying to do to relieve the problem. natscaltrans said on tuesday that one of their main focuses for improving traffic flow around the bay area is to improve existing roadways. because there's very little space left to build new roads and highways, they want to upgrade existing routes to handle the growing number of vehicles. along the pennissula, caltarns is planning to alter highway 101 between san francisco and santa clara county by adding an hov lane and converting right hand merge lanes into a dedicated travel lane. that project is still in the public comments phase.in the north bay, caltarns hopes to relieve east bound evening congestion out of marin by adding a third lane over the richmond san rafael bridge. if all goes well, that lane is scheduled to open this coming april.while caltrans works on these large projects they are also encouraging commuters to help out anyway the can by car pooling, taking public transportation, riding bikes to work , or telecommuting if possible.caltrans also says that they are start

caltrans has some roadwork going on, on the upper deck of the bay bridge. and you will notice that there until 5 a.m. >>> newly surfaced video shows a bart police officer using deadly force. the question this morning, is the shooting justified? kpix 5s joe vazquez has the leaked body camera footage. it's graphic. >> reporter: bart police haven't formally made public that video of the officer- involved shooting that happened here near the west oakland bart station. >> right here. >> reporter: but everyone can see it now because it got posted on facebook. the body cam video worn by a bart police officer he shot the man. he yelled at two men involved in a fistfight to get their hands up. within seconds he opens fire. >> right there. >> reporter: after a second set of shots a dark object appears to fly into the air. the video is not clear enough to identify the object. >> police say my brother had a gun which was not true. never known my brother to have a gun. >> reporter: the brother posted the video says a family member shot the video with a cell phone off a

it is caltrans property under the 101/280 interchange. about a dozen homeless advocates also showed up and they partly blame tech companies for the housing shortage. >> this is an international district here in the middle of silicon valley. as the tech companies get richer and richer and richer, the people here are getting poorer and poorer and poorer. >> the homeless encampment was the largest since police cleared out the so-called jungle a few years ago. encampent under interstate 80.. off the univer ll us: a similar situation in the east bay, berkeley police and caltrans cleaning out a homeless encampment under interstate 80 off the university exit. officials asked everyone to go because it is caltrans property. >>> meanwhile a city in the heart of silicon valley is under fire for not planning more affordable housing. cupertino, the home of apple, says it is just not needed, but as our kiet do explains, critics say the city has got a selfish reason. >> reporter: yes. so the median price of a home in cupertino is now $2.2 million. despi

caltrans started clearing the area at four this morning. the land belongs to caltrans...earing the homeless out. activists say the city as well as the tech companies are not doing enough to address homelessness (vicki) caltrans says a homelessness task force has been out at the site every day since the people living their received evacuation notices. force has been helping those people find support services and shelter. (grant) easily the (grant) shelter. services and support people find helping those force has been that task notices. evacuation their received people living since the site every day since the people living their received evacuation notices. that task force has been helping those people find support services and shelter. (grant) easily the largest homeless camp in the sout

caltrans began removing residents and their belongings earlier today. the clearing is being done to the property under the 101/280 interchange. it's estimated at least 70 people have been living in the camp some have dubbed googleville. add indicates for the homeless say despite the area's great tech wealth not nearly enough is being done to help the homeless. n jose city >> the big city, they move people from one location to another and no one is happy with that. no one wins because the people that are here are destabilized. if you want to help save lives, you got to stabilize people. >> caltrans says san jose city workers visited that camp last week offering help to residents. still the city admits it does not have enough shelter beds or permanent housing. >>> investigators are trying to give it one last shot trying to solve the mysterious death of actress natalie wood. >> reporter: nearly four decades after the mysterious death of natalie wood investigators are asking the public for help to determine what really happened the night the actress drowned

(steve)caltrans installed new signals to make to safe for people to cross the street. but in today's edition of people behaving badly.. how the light seem to be confusing drivers. (pam) the suspects accused of stabbing a young woman to death in livermore.. appeared in drivers. confusing to be the light seem badly.. how behaving people edition of but in today's street. cross the for people to . inappropriatelygarcia acted christina says, staff member how a former misconduct.sexual allegations of facing new legislator... is be."where i would here i don't know support right wasn't for this say. because if it situation, i must say. because if it wasn't for this support right here i don't know where i would be." (pam) a 'me- (pam) a 'me- too' advocate and state legislator... is facing new allegations of sexual misconduct.how a former staff member says, christina garcia acted inappropriately. (steve)caltrans installed new signals to make to safe for people to cross the street. but in today's edition of people behaving badly.. how the light seem to be confusing drivers. (pam)

a bright yellow light, one of the caltrans signs. it's looking good will he limit for an eight-minute drive from highway 4 and on south into walnut creek. so here we go with a look at some problems out on the roadway with just a slow drive from tracy into dublin. no stalls or accidents over the altamont pass about a 47-minute ride. looking good concord into antioch. >> thank you, sue. a young mother rescued her three children from a fast moving apartment fire just days after teaching them what to do faced teaching them what to do faced with smoke and flames. that's scary. >> the woman lifted her kids over the balcony rail from the second-story apartment before firefighters helped her escape yesterday. the fire destroyed 16 units. the mom taught her kids what to do if there was ever a fire never knowing this lifesaving skills would be needed so soon. they're not certain how the fire began. >>> many people fight urban congestion by taking public transit and san francisco ranked again in the top two nationally for having america's best

caltrans is installing new lights for pedestrians at crosswalks...hey seem to be causing a lot of confusion... stanley roberts will show us how they work... (justine) then... more about the man who took the lives of 17 people in last week's deadly school shooting in florida.florida. (justine) welcome back to kron4 news at ten... i'm justine waldman...(jrstone) and im jr stone... the community of parkland, florida is still trying to move forward after a gunman took the lives of 17 people at a high school on wednesday. (justine) while the healing process is just beginning -- we're learning more disturbing details about the shooter's dark past. omar jimenez reports from parkland, florida.(take pkg) new insight to the mind of the shooter.group chat messages showing he was obsessed with race, violence, and guns.at one point reading"i hate jews, n-words, immigrants"he also talked about killing mexicans, keeping black people in chains, and cutting their necks.sheriff scott israel/broward county, fl: "we have uncovered at the broward sheriff's office that we

caltrans san jose city workers visited the camps, offering help. the city admits it does not have nearly enough shelter beds or housing. >>> the alameda housing department is determining whether to purchase cameras. they had them installed on four police patrol cars. the department gives them credit for alerting to a car thief, and helping officers locate a suicidal woman. the police chief wants funding for 13 more cameras to cover all the routes into and out of the island city. >> anything that they feel they need in order to empower them to do their job and keep the citizens safe, i think we should give it a shot. >> some critics fear that federal immigration officials could use those cameras to catch undocumented immigrants, but the chief says that the cameras would only focus on license plates, not the drivers and immigration agents would not have access to these cameras. sausalito has license plate cameras at entry and exit points, the city of piedmont has cameras to monitor cars driving in and out of the city. >>> new at noon, cds are being p

caltrans still has one lane closed.downs dipping below 30 miles per hour between 23rd and 29th. once you get past that, everything opens up and you are in the green. highway 13, we have a closure in place. that is right at broadway terrace. that should be all wrapped up by 5:00 this morning. right now, it does not appear to be slowing anyone down. 580 at high street, if you would like to use this as an alternate route, it has no problems. you can see that more cars are starting to join the thursday morning commute. we have no reports of any accidents or incidences along that. nothing should slow you down towards the bay bridge toll plaza. we see delays building along that stretch. you can see more cars stacking up. that is a check of the traffic. >>> the time now is 4:52. thousands of people in one bay area city could soon have minor marijuana convictions wiped from their record. legend has it, the first voyagers arrived on canoes, sailing the seas day and night. they knew where they were going, by watching the clouds m

caltrans starting to pick things up but we still have slowdowns in that southbound direction between 29th and 23rd avenue. you can see speeds dip below 45 miles per hour. and northbound freeway closure along highway 13, this is right at broadway terrace, caltrans should have that wrapped up by 5 a.m. and they have a detour set up for you. 10 minutes into san francisco from the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> the next presidential election is more than 2.5 years away but this morning, president trump already has his 2020 campaign chief in place. brad parscale is the president's long time digital marketing strategist. during the 2016 campaign he played a key row in building support for mr. trump on facebook and twitter. >>> president trump's son-in- law no longer has access to the nation's top secrets. his clearance was downgraded friday along with other white house officials who had been on temporary authorizations. among other things, the move blocks jared kushner from accessing the presidential daily brief. as the presidential adviser, kushner had been granted interim access while the fb

caltrans has one lane closed for another 30 minutes. speeds at the limit right now. a few cars backing up at the toll plaza in the green, 10 minutes into san francisco. >>> another bay area city is poised to start tracking traffic in and out of town. after a discussion that lasted early into the morning, alameda will buy more than a dozen new license plate readers. kpix 5's andrea nakano report. >> we only have so many police officers. they don't have clairvoyant abilities. but this system will alert them to a car that is wanted for a crime. >> reporter: the police chief wants to place 13 cameras at the entrance and exit to the city recording number, day, time, location. opponents think the cameras will rob their privacy. >> mass surveillance at a local level. >> at what price for fighting crime? when it becomes a question of taking my personal travel patterns everywhere i go and broadcasting it to we're not sure who and you really are paying a high price. >> reporter: aside from privacy, critics are worried the information may help i.c.e. officers. >> we need to doi

. >> caltrans said they needed to clear out the property for the health and safety reasons.ered for a tiny home project. >>> santa rosa police -- >> police are taking part in a special traffic enforcement initiative at the fiery 10 vehicle crash. a truck hauling debris from the north bay wildfires ran a red light and slammed into traffic. seven people were hurt, three of them critically. police are telling the press democrat that the enforcement gives police more opportunity to examine traffic patterns and look for drivers who are violating laws. >>> the bay area housing market is not cooling off. coming up in the 6:00 hour, how tax cuts are affecting listings. and how many homes are going for $2 million. >>> team usa is starting to make a medal push at the 2018 winter olympics. we have an update on the standings. and the controversy on what some of the athletes are wearing at the games. >>> good morning. we can see that it's going to be a nice looking commute on the golden gate bridge heading south. it's light all the way into san francisco's marina district. >>> the patter

caltrans workers rolled into camp at the overpass in san jose early this morning. that sent more than 100 campers scattering. nbc bay area's robert honda joins us from the encampment site. where will all these homeless people go? >> reporter: well, that's the big question right now. at its peak, this encampment had 100 penalties and makeshift shelters. many of them have been take and way today. but the people who lived in them won't disappear. they will end up in other neighborhoods or they'll be back. caltrans crew s flanked by chp and police officers, sweeped an encampment today that was formed several years ago when a bigger one, called the jungle, was swept and closed. the homeless people were given 72 hours notice. >> they say it's a sweep. and they come in and clean up. but they don't clean up right. they leave a bunch of stuff behind. >> you have people that are disabled vets. you have elderly women, men, who can't really do for themselves. >> reporter: but homeowner gabriel lives across the street and is relieved. >> peace of mind of somebody not wandering

highway 13 we have roadwork, caltrans keeping busy. they have a full closure in place until about 5 a.m. so another 20 minutes or so. right now, doesn't look like too many people are using that route but they have a detour in place for you. and a new accident all lanes are open but westbound 80 at cutting boulevard starting to slow down approaching mcdonald due to an accident we're tracking. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> the san jose city council unanimously agreed to a massive real estate deal with google approving a $67 million pricing agreement for nine government- owned parcels near the diridon station and "s.a.p. center." the properties will be part of the tech giant's future downtown campus but it's not a done deal quite yet. the city redevelopment agency that actually owns the land also has to sign off on the sale price. >>> a green light this morning for the orange and black. the board of supervisors unanimously approved the san francisco giants' mission rock project. it will transform a 28-acre parking lot so

caltrans has some overnight roadwork going on through that stretch. and an earlier accident hit-and- run crash with a vehicle in lanes. this is westbound 24 approaching 580. speeds remain in the green. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> a jury has given thousands of dollars to a convicted murderer because of a sex scandal at san quentin state prison. kpix 5's veronica de la cruz explains this unusual case. >> reporter: in a wing in san quentin a woman took advantage of her power and position. a convicted murderer says back in 2010, for a three-month period, prison employee "coerced me into being her sex slave." >> it included coerced acts of sexual intercourse. >> reporter: the lawyers say an instructor in the prison's training program promised cordova favors for sex that happened in her office at the prison. >> she used her position of power as well as quid pro quo offers of favorable treatment and promises to get him an attorney and help him get out of jail. >> reporter: when cordoba tried to break it off, she retaliated, firing him fro

about 100 people showed up to protest caltrans' clearing at 4 am this morning.mes the task of cleaning up a mess that one crew member described as nothing short of "shocking." kron four's rob fladeboe has more. (disinfectant being sprayed) caltrans has it's work cut out in the days ahead. this is the north end of an encampment that stretches from i-280 near 7th street south to story road and has been spilling into some neighboring areas. the amount of tents, tarps and other items accumulated by roughly 70 campers in the past six months is staggering says caltrans. raquel johnson/caltransfull body coveralls and dust masks are standard equipment for this crew which is spraying bleach across the camp and scouting for other hazrads, like this syringe, one of many to be seen here along with plenty of evidence there are no bathrooms.raquel johnson/caltransa cookfire still smolders outside a hastily abandoned campsite. not far away, there are signs of a much larger fire. used oil and other potentially toxic materials can be seen along with pile after pile of rotting tr

(disinfectant being sprayed) caltrans has it's work cut out in the days ahead.his is the north end of an encampment that stretches from i-280 near 7th street south to story road and has been spilling into some neighboring areas. the amount of tents, tarps and other items accumulated by roughly 70 campers in the past six months is staggering says caltrans. raquel johnson/caltransfull body coveralls and dust masks are standard equipment for this crew which is spraying bleach across the camp and scouting for other hazrads, like this syringe, one of many to be seen here along with plenty of evidence there are no bathrooms.raquel johnson/caltransa cookfire still smolders outside a hastily abandoned campsite. not far away, there are signs of a much larger fire. used oil and other potentially toxic materials can be seen along with pile after pile of rotting trash. flies abound. rats are said to be a problem amid complaints from neighbors and passers by.tony/homeless this man told me that others are dumping mattresses and other trash here and the homeless are getting th

in this picture from caltrans you can see the decreasing visibility as the snow and winds whipped up. the fresh rous conditions weren't limited to the roads. at boreal and squaw valley, a few ski lifts had to be shut down temporarily because of winds. tire chains are required at kingdale along i-80 headed to lake tahoe. some drivers weren't prepared for the tonight's weather. >> people are pulled over on the side of the road and putting on snow chains and all that stuff. at least the responsible ones. there's always too many cars underpowered, and two wheel drive. >> reporter: of course, he and other skiers are celebrating the fact that there is more snow on the way because it just has been a pretty dry ski season so far. reporting live in san francisco, i'm -- >> track the weather with our nbc bay area app. it is free, and you can get updates on the forecast in your neighborhood. also have the latest on the chilly conditions tomorrow morning on today in the bay which starts at 4:30. >>> look now at the olympic caldron, after 4:00 in the afternoon on monday in pyeongchang a number of

caltrans closed and crews will be back.mperature falls below 35 degrees they go out as a precaution. look at this video. a young girl loving the snow in santa cruz. the santa cruz mountains there. she #abc7now. that's how we found it. >>> a suspected wrongway driver arrested after causing a major pileup in vallejo just before 9:30 last night on westbound i-80. the chp saying as many as four cars may have been involved in the crash. all lanes were closed for about 40 minutes. it's unclear how many people were hurt. >>> and then this, a dramatic end to a car chase in the east bay. richmond police posted these photos on facebook last night. that's a car that crashed right into a home. this morning two suspects are in custody. iron triangle neighborhood tried to stop a dodge challenger which was reportd stolen in a carjacking. the driver refused to follow orders and stepped on the gas leading police on a chase. the suspects eventually crashed into the house and then they tried to run. with the help of witnesses and a k- unit po

caltrans along with the c-h-p did a sweep along the area... even thought they are clearing this area out... some say it's really just moving the problem from one place to another. and despite all of this, many homeless say they will be back. the c-h-p says they can only move the homeless off of state land, but they cannot move them from the sidewalk. (grant) a scary moment for one east bay man recently... when his motion detector surveillance camera started recording a bad guy on his property. scariest part: he was in germany and his wife was in the house sleeping. kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story and joins us live in martinez tonight. j.r. first off is everyone okay? (j.r.)everyone is okay but wow. imagine getting a notice on your phone showing a stranger is rummaging through your stuff and all the while your in another country and your wife is there at home. that is what happened here in martinez.this is the surveillance video showing the man looking around. this is the nest surveillance system that activates when there is movement

when the caltran project first came up, one of the consistent issues we hear over and over again in the neighborhood is that the bayview is isolated from the rest of the city through the city's own infrastructure decisions. here we go with members of the public pushing hard to make sure this necessary infrastructure improvement didn't further seal our neighborhood off. we were made promises, a lot of happy talk would be the best way of putting it. when rubber hits the road, we end up with this sort of, what can we do. it's going to cost a lot more. this is a recuring pattern and something as decision makers and the people who run the agency and run so much of the city, you need to make sure the staff can't get away with this. thank you very much. >> supervisor peskin: we are focused on it and have been having a number of conversations and you'll see some progress here in the not too distant future. seeing no other public comment on item 2, public comment is closed. can you read the next item? >> clerk: approve the minutes of the january 23rd meeting. >> supervisor peskin: is there a mot

over the next week, caltrans kruss will leave everything they leave behind. there's no garbage service or bathroom service so they'll have to clean that up as well. they'll do the fencing and the landscaping, all at taxpayer expense. one person told me, she wonders why. >> it can be in the millions of dollars. >> it doesn't accomplish anything. last time, what does it accomplish? they say it's a sweep. they come in and clean up but they don't clean up right. >> sheri todd told me she'll go away until they're done and then she will come right back here because she doesn't have anywhere else to go. she said she's tried to find permanent housing or even a room the rent but has come up empty so far. the still says there are more than 4,000 people. the city tries to help but it is a very difficult zming we have to remember that these are human beings we're talking about. though it may not look like much, this is the only home they have. >> thank you so much. >> do you know what's tough as well? gorgeous weather but there is no rain in the forecast. i guess it's ou

one is by a caltrans site. that area has one of the biggest homeless and it was clear that on monday. another location is a construction staging area by mayor barry -- mayberry road. another one will be north of sorkin valley road. -- so can -- sorkin valley road. last year a pilot program was approved to build the homes. each home would be about 100 square feet. the city plans to hold several public meetings to talk about each of the proposed locations. >>> we now know how much people will pay for san jose property downtown. the pricing agreement was agreed-upon yesterday. google will pay $67 million. it is unclear when google will break ground.>>> the development near at&t park was a proved yesterday. the waterfront property will include retail and housing unit. some will be earmarked for affordable housing. >>> if you think about getting married san francisco may be the place to do it. according to new numbers, the number of marriage license jumped from 52% -- jumped 52% in the last 10 years. california star

a staff meeting with caltrans is scheduled for next week.ong term plans include the toll booths going all electric in the years to come. the government shutdown in washington lasted only about six hours as congress worked overnight to pass a spending bill to keep the government open. the bill had support from both sides of the aisle. however most of the bay area's congressional delegation, including house leader nancy pelosi, voted against reopening the government -- citiing concerns over protections for daca recipients -- or dreamers. senators kamala harris and dianne feinstein also voted against the bill. the spending deal also greatly increases the federal deficit --- but does include funding for california wildfire victims. wall street capped a week of violent swings with a big gain. the dow climbed 330 points on friday in another extremely turbulent day of trading.at one point the index was down 500 points.at another it was up 500.fears about inflation and soaring bond yields drove the dow down about 13-hundred points on the week.the fi

.>> reporter: caltrans so they had to clean the property for health and safety reasons. san jose city officials say this could be part of a but her plan in conjunction with caltrans, this is one of the sites they are considering for their tiny homes project. it is to have about 40 people living here in temporary housing. >> we are continuing to evaluate this site for one of our bridge housing communities at the potential side. no decisions have been made. >> reporter: the homeless are skeptical of the program but say something needs to change.>> when we get comfortable they kick us out. >> we do not want to be able to into anybody. people look down on us but we are not bad people, we are humans just like anybody else. >> reporter: the site is one of three locations on the shortlist for the tiny homes project. there will need to be environmental reviews and public comment before any final decision is made. >>> an apology from san francisco city officials for failing to pay their contractors, up next. >> we have staff working every day to make sure folks are paid.>> 2 inve

caltrans sweeps pushed them out and debris was removed.me of the people are still in the area trying to figure out where they will go next. yesterday, students from a religious studies program passed out water and food but they left wishing they could do more. . >> i think it can feel like an attack from a lot of angles. we want to come in and talk to them one-on-one, and make sure that they have what they need for whatever is coming next. . >> caltrans had complaints about the campsite and said they had to clear for health and safety reasons. >>> dui suspect accused of hitting and killing a chp officer is due in court today. investigators say he was drunk and under the influence of marijuana when he rear into the highway patrol car on interstate 880 in hayward. he faces numerous charges including murder. >>> is the officer who was seriously hurt by a suspected drunk driver three weeks ago is hoping will save lives by sharing his story. . >> if one person hears the story and says, i am not going to drive because i remember what happened. .

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. >>> caltrans have received complaints about the side and they had to sweep it for health and safety reasons. expects to be finished by the end of the week.>>> bart has begun rolling out new seats in some of their old train cars. they are swapping out the fabric for priority seating on all train cars and this is the replacement. a light brown the yellow in lieu of the standard green blue. officials say it is a new way of reminding people these seeds should be reserved for those who need them. they designate seats near the train doors as priority seating for seniors and people with disabilities.>>> one of the biggest hip-hop musicals is returning to san francisco.>>> the musical tells the story of one of our nations founding fathers alexander hamilton and will return to san francisco orpheum theatre february 2019. members will get first access to purchase tickets followed by sales to the public at a later date. >>> some records again today. we talked about that. seventh day of the rope. tomorrow could be be a day. these were the highs from today. 78 santa rosa. 77 morgan hills. it was

with caution) solid red (stop) what about flashing red it acts as a stop sign so why is it when caltranstalls a new pedestrian crossing signals drivers become confused... i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly parents in vacaville are shocked after learning that a bus driver is facing felony charges for allegedly assaulting a special needs student. the incident reportedly happened during morning drop off last week. substitute bus driver -- kim klopson -- allegedly removed a second grader who did not want to get off the bus. the struggle reportedly got violent enough that it left the seven-year-old with abrasions on her torso. the associate superintendent says the footage from the onboard cameras was hard to watch and the drivers behavior inexcusable. kimberly forrest/vacaville unified school district: "it's normal to get frustrated but you should have the skills and tools to support that child in learning because weúre here to help them learn in both as well you should know when you canút handle it and step out of the situation and seek guidance for yourself." the empl

once they clear them from caltrans they come back to this side.i reached out to the city ... and a rep from the homeless concerns team forwarded me to the code enforcement department. but families here are looing for a long term fix.we don't want to be like clear them out or kick them out. they're going to come back again. we want the city to find a permanent solution. standupi spoke with the inspector assigned to the this case and he tells me he will be here tomorrow to figure out if they can make any type of enforcement.if not it'll go back to the homeless response team.reporting live in san jose ... ali reid ... kron 4 news. (pam) tuesday was moving day for homeless people around 5th and bryant in san francisco. the california highway patrol has jurisdiction over state land. to keep it clean, it has the right to throw away any belongings left behind. the c-h-p says, it is doing these cleanups monday though friday - - at different times and different locations. but the homeless say, this is simply forcing them to move from one location to another. (steve) on friday... sonom

. >> reporter: beginning tomorrow, caltrans will be testing the signs for several weeks. even though the shoulder won't be open as a traffic lane until april. >> sounds like it would be confusing. >> where do i need to go? >> reporter: drivers are skeptical that the extra peak hour use lane will improve their commute. >> i wish i thought it was going to make a difference, but i don't. the traffic is overwhelming. >> reporter: the chp says they will be monitoring the bridge during sign testing. >>> the nation's largest animal protection organization is embroiled in a sexual harassment scandal. >> now former employees give interviews. >>> and a bay area teenager shows how resilient he is weeks shows how resilient he is weeks after being partially [thinking] mexican spices? ♪ [thinking] nacho cheese sauce? they don't want these coming out. who's they? the burger people. they! they! nacho fries, now serving at a taco bell near you. [bong!] ♪music the lord says, "come to me all you who are weary and find life burdensome, and i will give you rest." join us for the majesty of th

caltrans is conducting a sweep of the encampment. we have heard from people living here there are up to 100 people who live here with their personal belongings. also we have a group of 20 to 30 people from homeless advocacy groups. one of them from the ministry group as they were protesting this morning, they say the city the county and the state need to team up with silicon valley leaders to find a better solution. the pastor of the church says this has become a never ending cycle of sweeps moving homeless from one part of the city to another. >> we have to do something better than this. the camps are tough places to live because the battle was over things like tarps, tents and water. it is very primitive. this is silicon valley, you would think someone would have a solution. >> i don't want the community to look at us and think we are clowns. we are regular people as well. i want the public to know we cry too. it is rough. >> we are concerned making sure that safety is a top priority. this location, it needs to be safe. >> santa cl

. >> caltrans says they have received complaints. >>> bart has started rolling out new seats. they are replacing the fabric for priority seating with a light brownish yellow do with the standard greenish blue. they say it is a new and old way to remind people that these seeds should be reserved for people who need it. they designate seats near the train doors for priority seating. >>> the race for california's governor is tight. new information that shows which candidates are almost neck and neck for the state top job. >>> another county expected to file a lawsuit against pg&e and the wildfires. >>> traffic on the bridge looks okay if you're driving west into san francisco. we will tell you more about the morning commute when we come back. >>> a different twist on patrick, coastal fog. it shows up and disappears and pushes back out, otherwise it will be a sunny and warm day. >>> welcome back. nasa is expected to be me -- napa is expected to to the pg&e over the wildfires. the napa valley register is reporting that they are planning to sue pg&e. >>> meantime crews are still wor

and then for caltrans and the transportation commissioner after the last explosion where tnt was used to blow up that bridge, they have the audacity to give a press conference claiming they're going to raise the taxes on the price of gasoline in order to preserve our bridges and our roads after you completed just blowing up the bay bridge. this is an insult on the commuters' intelligence and they should be held accountable for that and included when you are trying to remedy the problem of congestion in the city pertaining to parking and traffic jams. >> chair peskin: thank you, sir. next speaker please. >> public: excuse me. i was a little out of line. i will recognize i was a little upset. but forgive me. >> chair peskin: you are forgiven, ace. >> public: i want to excuse people for my appearance. i'm working hard. i'm at city hall. i'm working day and night without no pay. but that's okay. i'm going to show this community with my new website called ace on the case.net i got them all. so, that's my property now. and i'm going to fulfill the whole city on information that they have no