caltrans said it has stopped removing homeless and catchments from the freeways because of covid. some residents say they are going to have to do the work themselves.'s >> a guess we are going to have to do it ourselves. >> you get a lot of travelers coming into the taproom trying to experience a piece of san jose. it feels like a bummer. >> coming up next, the birthday salute for one special veteran. you may just remember him from valentine's da >> it is as great as it was at 104. >> not even a pandemic could squash this drive-by birthday salute. that is major bill light living u.s. marine and need to turn five. outside of his assisted-living facility in stockton, major bill was met with much love and fanfare. >> right now i am trying for one of six. >> i think that is a good goal. >> when at a time. >> he was the guy who asked for valentines and they sent him over a half million from around the world. his daughter says the warm birthday wishes have been heartwarming. major bill says he is looking forward to the next big celebration. happy birthday sir. give reservice. >> i love

is for the city of san jose they are referring everything to caltrans. you can tell why a lot of the frustration is building up. >> a look at our top stories at 5:30, a marin county hiker is telling us how he was attacked by a massless jogger. it happened after he ask the jogger to put on a mass. the men suffered a few bruises on his side and back. if nothing else he wants an apology from the jar. >> $600 was meant to help more than $30 million loss third jobs. democrats will meet with white house officials to continue the negotiation. >> police are investigating a hate crime indent again city councilmember hakeem brown. offensive language was spray- painted on the business owned by brown. the tagging had racially charged derogatory language. >> 100 and city councilmember hakeem brown. offensive language was spray- painted on the business owned by brown. the tagging had racially charged derogatory language. >> 119 people have died from coronavirus in contra costa county. city officials say there is a hotel in richmond for people to isolate if they can't

caltrans? the national park service? >> no one has taken responsibility. >> so who is paying your bills to get all this done. >> we're just paying it ourselves. >> hence part of the 18-month delay. when covid-19 hit and the tourists stopped coming. >> could we have prevented all of them? i do you it. >> meanwhile, all the time and trouble from 18 months are now just a bad mirror. >> i just want my stuff and i want to go. >> she's moving to oregon. >>> president trump announcing he is blocking funding of the postal service from mail-in voting. yesterday he said he would not approved $3.5 billion for election resources because he opposes universal mail-in

we are still trying to find out the answer to that and caltrans said it would take about 24 hours for them to find out who has the lease on that property. >> and take some responsibility for this. thank you. >>> new at 5:30, a man accused of stealing a firefighters wallet and draining his bank account is now behind bars. that suspect is ryan johnson. investigators reportedly found some the purchases made with stolen credit cards during the probation search at his home in live oak. deputies say he was caught on surveillance using the firefighters credit card days after he stole a wallet from the victims truck parked outside the fire station. that firefighter was helping with the complex fires in the santa cruz mountains and deputies say johnson admitted to the crime and wrote an apology letter. >> here we had somebody who came from completely out of the area and left their family and left their normal life to come here to santa cruz county to help our community get to the most catastrophic fire we have seen in our history, and then somebody has the audacity to steal from this man. and

they went to the caltrans building demanding changes be made to the bridge to make it safer. chp says to act two other crashes have happened on the bridge within the last year. friends and family of the victims say enough is enough. >> it's a curve, they have a very steep curve. on the curve makes that turn, they lose control. and the not control, they tend to hit the same area . all of this could've been prevented if they would have put a guard rail or raise the wall. >> no car, no motorcycle should go over that bridge. none of these live should have been lost. no mother should grieve, no wives, no family, no cousins, no friends. no one should grieve the loss of someone because of a low barrier that can be changed. >> family members are calling for the side barriers to be raised, or for caltrans to make other changes. >>> strange seeds showing up in mailboxes. new information tonightseeds actually are. >>> and up next, a sold-out field tonight is a marin county theater moves its operation outdoors. >>> and a new month at a nice, warmer forecast. lily everyone in the house is

now caltrans is responding but the repairs come at a hefty price. $6 million. highway 1, 9 and 236. caltrans says it is prioritizing the most affected areas, but adds it is hard to know when the work will be done as that fire is still very active. >>> help on the way. it has a one stop shop to help those displaced by wild fires. now open in solano community college from 9:00 to 5:00 every day providing all kinds of services. they have document replacement, mental health counseling and the food bank is setting up shop to help out as well. >> feel terrible to see everybody losing property and houses and everything that they had. yeah. so we're here to provide the food that we can. >> they have fruit and vegetables. also providing ready to eat meals. that's because a lot of people are forced to say in hotels. >>> at great way to stay informed is through our free app. you can sign up for alerts, along with other breaking news stories. >>> new at 11:00, police reform in the face of historic civil unrest. the california senate voted today to require the state's top prosecutor to investiga

they would generate an estimated $108 million for caltran.nsit agency says it's in financial crisis because of a steep ridership decline with the pandemic. it still needs approval from the transit officials and county supervisors in three cities. >>> the accountability board and the director position and it requires the rental units to rental with the board and limit the rent control exceptions to certain adu's. another one establishes a 50 sent charge. other measures include an increase on the users and gas and electricity. an increase on the property taxes to pay for the fire fighting and then the wild service and then allowing them to continue to spend the funds from the taxes and then a measure that includes resending the cities 40-mile raid use for firefighters. now, this election is going to be entirely vote by mail and ballots are to be mailed out in early october. >>> coming up on mornings on 2 at 9:00. president trump says that he will not attend in person. joe biden says that he will not attend the democratic convention. the fallout

caltrans is in there working so they can get deeper into the park. boone any do you kn bonny doon, same thing. we have the road crews going in, getting that opened up so the inspection crews can get in there. getting the you act utility cret they can do their work. so we're getting to that point where they are getting their work done, we're getting our work done and it is a very symbiotic in the challenge. air support, yesterday the weather was not helpful to that. we could not get any recognizance flights in. so we didn't have as much success from the air. but we feel going forward we'll have a lot more success, timing out the aircraft, dropping a lot of water. and another day closer to accomplishing our mission and getting this done and people back at home. >> speaking next from the santa cruz sheriff office is chief deputy chris clark. >> good morning. fairly quiet night for us. no arrests, noits we continue kind of that trend which is a good thing. last night we had 60 officers and deputies that were patrolling. today we'll have 42, 21 from the s

. >> caltrans controls the property beneath eewahat ded to repeated requests for commenrea groups to clean up trash themselves around the house and was a freeway ramps, trash apparently piling up for years. >> what is wrong as nobody is doing their job. >> vector control planning to resume to get out with the eradication program? as they indicated they wanted to but because of the pandemic they have to have a different practices. they set traps then have to interview people living in the camps about what the rats activity is in the area. there is face-to-face there with the population. that's apparently is a big problem. they cannot do that right now because of other health restrictions in place right now. so it's really the worst possible situation. to have the exploding population of rats then the inability to really fight it in ways you normally would. really things will get worse before they get better. >> thank you so much. >>> here is a look at some of the top stories that 5:3, bay area businesses trying to make sense of the governors new tiered ranking system for reopening, th

. >> they are bracing the idea that if you don't just make >> caltrans is paving highway 162 in butte county with plastic water bottles. cruiser putting plastic water bottles over 1000 feet of roadway. it is a part of a $3.2 million project. >> marin county residents can bring the reusable bags that shopping if they bag their own items. officials lifted the temporary ban that went into effect back in march. >> we are going to be looking at this first. >> it has been a long time since we have been in the same zip code. >> it is. i am getting a special feeling right now. >> we are going to start out with the hurricane. isaias is still turning over the bahamas. now it is steamrolling toward the florida peninsula which it will have by tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening florida time biking 80 mile-per-hour wind. it is a category 1 hurricane. the big danger will be from the rain that will unwind. it makes its way to the bahamas and moves right along the beaches before taking a turn to the north. it will finally make landfall. the golden gate bridge plenty of blue. the numbers i mid 60s

caltrans has not responded to repeated requests for comments. >>> turning to whether, looking life toward the bay bridge from san francisco. it's a little bit of fog but a lot of smoke as well. >>it's mixed together the marine layer giveth and taketh away. it does help out with the community the humidity but it also helps to get the smoke trapped because the cool air into the surface on top think that the atmosphere is a layer cake. it keeps everything walk down in the lowest layer which is pretty much locked in place as well. let me get my computer to respond to what i am doing will take a look at the rest of the weather headlines and what to expect into the weekend. the spare the air alert continues through sunday. near normal temperatures tomorrow and then a little warmer sunday. the spare the air alert might need to be extended beyond sunday. one step back today. it looks like unhealthy air qualities at its worst. it fluctuates hour, by hour around central bay and inland into the tri-valley. unhealthy for sensitive groups for the rest of the bay area. looking downtown to treasure isla

they and others marched to the caltrans building, demanding changes be made to the bridge.hey said two other crashes have happened on the bridge within the last year. friends and family of the victims say enough is enough. >> it is a curve. it is very steep. when you make that turn, they lose control. they tend to hit the same area. this could've been prevented if they put up a guardrail, or raise to the wall. >> no car or motorcycle should go over that bridge. none of these lives should have been lost. know mothers should grieve, no cousins, no friends, nobody should be grieving the loss of somebody due to a low barrier that can be changed. >> reporter: they are looking to have a barrier raised to prevent another accident. >>> civil rights leaders in san francisco called on protesters to embrace the nonviolent tactics of the civil rights movement. reverend brown and others say violence dishonors the memory of congressman john lewis, that was laid to rest yesterday. reference down, like lewis, was a freedom writer in the 60s. he said the vast majority of demonstrations agai

and so the city must enter into an agreement with caltrans as per their requirements for any artwork on their property. this has been a long and complex agreement and we are at the last stages, which is the final agreement to maintain the artwork. the arts commission as per the city charter is already charged with maintaining all of the artwork in the city's collection. and in that regard, the maintenance of this particular artwork is no different than any other. so that this agreement is cost-neutral to the city and we urge your adoption. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. colleagues, any comments or questions? there is no b.l.a. report on this. seeing no one in the queue, let's open up for public comment. >> clerk: operation is checking to see if there are any callers in the queue. if you have not done so, please press star 3 to be entered into the queue. let us know if there are any callers who wish to comment on item number 2. >> yes, i have one caller in the queue. >> welcome, caller. >> hi. my name is -- i'm a renter in district one and i want to say i support this idea.

i went to the caltrans building demanding the page be made safer. two other crashes have happened on the page within the last year. friends and family of the victims say enough is enough. >> they have a very steep curve. when that curve comes up, they lose control and attend to hit the same area. all this could be prevented if they put a guard rail or raise the wall. >> no car, no motorcycle should go over that bridge. none of these lives should have been lost. no mothers should grieve, the wives, no family, no cousins, no friends, no one should grieve the loss of someone because of a low barrier that can be changed. >> family members are calling for the site barriers to be raised or for caltrans to make other changes. >>> coming up, president trump is planning on pinning the popular video app tiktok. >>> plus, members of the salon industry cutting straight to the point. they want to open and/or business now. the rally held as many say they can't hold out much longer. you want a cold drink because you are thirsty. but you also want to not spend mone

. >>> a measure that could save caltrans is heading to the november ballot. it's seen ridership drop 70% because of the pandemic. after weeks of negotiations, officials have come up with a plan. the measure would raise the sales tax rate by an eighth of a cent giving the struggling railway a guaranteed source of income for 30 years.>>> on the storm watch, tropical storm isaias is losing a little steam as it reaches canada tonight. it's first hit, north carolina, sparking floods, fires, twisters, and at least 20 tornadoes as it moved up the atlantic coast, packing 70 mile- per-hour winds as it ripped apart homes and at least four people were killed. >> it was the longest and scariest 20 minutes i've ever been in. >> the destruction was strong but the wind was powerful and stronger.>> the worst of the storm is thankfully over. it's straight over to chief meteorologist paul hagan. >> this is what is left of what was a category one hurricane, post-tropical system that is moving almost as fast as its maximum sustained winds. it's moving at 35 miles an hour, and do

. >>> caltrans service could soon be a casualty of the pandemic. cal train leaders are trying to put a tax measure on the ballot to save the service. they need the three counties where cal train operates to be approved to be on the san matteo and san jose leader are expected to vote this week. that leaves the matter of changing minds in san francisco, for the august seventh deadline. >> stay with us for a complete coverage of the pandemic and how it affects you. we are putting together the latest headlines and updates in one place. just head over to the website, nbc bay area,.com/coronavirus. >>> emotions running high in a private petalmua high school. some say teachers were laid off for racially motivated reasons. that led to a protest and a face-off with counter protesters. we have more. >> the protests at saint vincent's high school grew. at the center of it all, theses two black women. laid off from their faculty positions in june. supporters say it happened after they allegedly tried to initiate dialog about systemic racism in the school. only

he couldn't wait anymore for the city or caltrans to clean up the freeway ramps near his business. over the weekend he gathered a group to cut the overgrown trees and pick up all the trash. now a high schooland some city councilmembers say they will help too. >>> in san francisco will the street has become a hot spot for homeless encampment. crews went out there helping move people out of the tenderloin alleyway. this is what it looked like yesterday, people living on the street were moved into safer and healthier living situations. >>> dreary weather didn't stop people from lining up for covid- 19 test at a san jose church. vestry pop-up testing site is held every wednesday at the has direct antioch baptist church. a nonprofit set it up in may and it's been a success every week since then. one of the main goals has been spreading the word the black community. >> when we get it we die at a disproportionate rate. so we've been working closely with other organizations to make sure that our african- american community is actually getting the word out and it is really paying off. >> so

as i check in with caltrans, there is some road work. we are seeing some slow conditions around the southern 280. it is slow around cupertino. it is just a heads up. there is some fog. was found 580 is 28 minutes. we are still in the green around highway 101. there are no delays out of antioch towards 80 and a bay bridges off to a go star we wu that cko u. >>are g out owle we wilsay tige aguer made some noise. the giants collectively scored a bunch of runs. you would think it would be enough. come on back. >>> here is a look outside in san jose. the lights are shining brightly. look at this fog. remember, we want to bring you the good news happening in the bay area. go to >>> there are more clouds. they are ly visible es e i' keeping an eye on the north bay because they have only two and half miles visibility. you might need some extra time around the north bay. i will let you know if any other issues pop up. >>> we have the sports talk radio. when he opened his mouth you know who it was. he had a presence and the homegrown pitcher passe

although all caltrans and county roads will be working with the private timber companies to identify and secure all those safety hazard out there, thank you. >>our final speaker this morning sarah to santa cruz unit chief in lurking. good morning. progress we continue to make progress each day. >>as i stated you know where so that a fire fight going on that trying to get control lines and to fully contain this fire and then make it safe for residents to get back and but i want to emphasize the recovery process has already started. it's a management team has been working in coordination with our emergency operation centers. to give them information starting that recovery process of those csc's are working information so that when this is over they can get in there and that make those even safer for those who have had significant damage where there's been damage to their infrastructure roadways and such we requested ia emergency response team to the incident. this fire has impacted our watershed pretty significantly and i'll be recommendations forth on how to mitigate those hazards as

street near the fremont street off-ramp you can see that's the camera that we've used here from caltrans there's a vehicle on fire in all about 3 to 4 vehicles were involved. reports of a red tesla being involved no injuries inside that vehicle. but the other vehicles have either moved to the fremont street off-ramp or move to the shoulder but in any event there is one car that apparently caught fire and at last check was fully engulfed, although it looks like maybe they put that up because i don't see flames or smoke anymore. but it's the scenario right there at the center screen it's the app you can kind of make it out between the flashing lights there of the vehicles there in the center of the screen. there is some wreckage and we've got the cursor kind of circling around that right now so it looks like fires on firefighters are on scene they put out the fire. but you've got the numbers 1, 2, 3 lanes blocked so it's year 3 left-hand lanes that are blocked and everybody's got to merge to the right. so this is going to cause major problems for your commute across the bay bridge and the

drivers were headed eastbound on the bay bridge will notice some delays from 11:00pm until 05:00am caltrans will be closing the eastbound ramps to and from treasure island as well as the 2 eastbound lanes of interstate 80 from first street in san francisco to the end of the year we're going to tunnel the workers part of an ongoing retrofitting project to better protect the bridges west band from possible earthquakes. let's talk now about our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look outside here in san francisco along the embarcadero blue skies here the fog has rolled in this way just yet. when will it arrive and what will friday look like let's check in now with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow yeah friday looking good and hey if you've got to get away looks like a good day to do it tomorrow as well it's going to be 70 degrees. >>in watsonville as you head of the monterey bay about 63 degrees. i think you start with some patchy fog lots of sunshine though by the afternoon checkout carmel valley very comfortable 60 degrees if you're headed that direction, southern california up to 76 de

. >>> and they couldn't wait for caltrans to ask.clean up san jose's trash is taking off. >>> and how the tragic death of a young man and alameda county is being used to stop other teens from going down a dangerous path. >> let's get to an inside look at the new campaign to save young lives in the tri-valley. >> reporter: that's right, it's a very powerful video that happened to be shot here at foothill high school. it has been edited now and it's ready to be distributed to people in the community, despite distance-learning. there are a lot of powerful messages in it. >> chase, he walked through the very hallways and sat in the very classroom stories it today. and unfortunately that is where it all started. >> reporter: patty mitchell fry says it wasn't easy making this video, but she knew she needed to after losing a sunda drug addiction. >> just one person is worth it. >> reporter: students from the drama club acting out the very real videos in the scenario teenage rx. the video prompted by the livermore pleasanton fire department,

caltrans crews are on scene and there's activity. traffic is squeezing both directions eastbound where most of the problem is. we will keep an eye on that as we can see things slow down as more cars that the roadway. westbound 12, eastbound 12 you've got activity because of that. a foggy start across the golden gate bridge. limited visibility so be careful commuting from one-to- one between marin city and san francisco. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk with breaking news. the first commercial flight from israel to the united arab emirates took off, carrying a delegation of israeli and u.s. officials. the flight is being allowed to pass saudi arabian airspace normally block to israeli air traffic. on saturday the eight you appeal the law boycotting israel which had been in place since 1972. the u.s. helped broker this deal. the surprise announcement was made a couple of weeks ago so we will see things go from here. >>> a new major milestone in the coronavirus pandemic. globally, the number of confirmed cases has topped 25 mi

you see those flashing lights and that caltrans drug moving slowly on the right side of the only one lane available for now heading out of san francisco but southbound on the left at such new direction and it's nice and smooth we'll be right back stay with us. >>welcome back everyone while congress continues to debate the next coronavirus relief package, lawmakers just can't agree on what additional federal funding states need to protect the voting process, washington dc correspondent jessi turnure reports. >>we must vigorously defend our right to vote as many states transition from in person to mail in voting louisiana, democrat cedric richmond defended the practice so no 4 has to choose between a democratic rights and they're helps the process is dependent on the u.s. postal service, which mississippi democrat bennie thompson noted is also under attack from the trump administration area a tampering with the current system. what's the process. it risks the agency recently cut overtime for mail carriers and clerks, thompson worries that could jeopardize millions of votes in 34 states

running a lot of work along highway one but the genie restoring the infrastructure there as well as caltrans to make sure that the road is is safe to pass. line to the south continue so whole looks really good that's protecting that means of santa cruz in the usi campus. so i was just there just about an hour ago it looks really solid and we're very comfortable with that in particular because we're going to start seeing the weather change we're going to see an orderly push to win a moving into this weekend. so feel comfortable that that's going to haul and we'll be also did with that wind blowing all that is what we call when test and that means that the lines will hold based on the world never swim to it. >>so the public so we've been listening right now live to an update from cal fire on the czu complex fires that are burning in san mateo and santa cruz county. the good news is not containment has gone up to 21%. though they did report that 590 structures have been lost and there are 24,000 structures that have been destroyed will still listen in on this and up to update for you right here

november's voter and three counties will decide whether to approve a tax measure that could help save caltransfrancisco board of supervisors approved the measure for the november ballot. the sales tax increase would generate an estimated $108 million annually. agency says it is in a financial crisis because of the ridership declined during the pandemic. >>> in monterey county, the fire department has closed down four roads because of illegal camping and tires being set. fire officials say last week and they were called to four fires over a 10 mile span of highway 1. they are urging visitors and residents not to set fires unless they are in designated campsites. they can cause violators a $1000 fine. >>> the apple fire is burning in riverside county has grown to more than 30,000 acres which is nearly 48 square miles. the fire is 30% contained. four buildings have been destroyed. some evacuation orders have been lifted in san ty. >>> the time now is 7:17. let's check in with kyla grogan on how the weekend is shaping up. it is cool outside but things are changing quickly. >> especially for people

caltrans is closing the lower deck of the bridge at treasure island starting 11:00 tonight.rom the west and anchorage past that china will be closed to give road crews room to work. everything is expected to reopen at 5 am tomorrow morning. >>> more bay area counties will find people that don't follow health orders. the amount of people might have to pay if they don't wear a mask. >>> the coronavirus continues to spread. states and cities are taking more containment series. that >>> the weekly jobless report shows will print 2 million americans file for new unemployment benefits last week. it is the 20th straight week the claims top the 1 million mark. it is not as bad as economists expected. this is a last week people will get an additional $600 in employment benefits from the federal government. in california, 228,000 workers filed new claims which is down from the week before and the second straight week of the clients. 7.3 million california workers have lost their jobs during the shutdown. >>> workers in california who were laid off because of the virus are increasingly

like the bar may be out but the lanes are blocked here from that picture we are showing you from a caltrans camera. i can put it on the map for you here and show you what it is doing to traffic. and slowing all the way across the bay bridge. here is a picture of the bridge itself. you can see traffic is at a standstill all the way across. this is a serious problem for san francisco. look at the toll plaza. we will dive deeper into this but my thing right now is to avoid the bay bridge and use the other bridges. we will come back to this soon. >>> we are still waiting for joe biden to announce his running mate keith that he will make that move this week. let's bring in sarah live on some of the latest speculation about this big decision. >> good morning. the democratic national convention kicks off next week and joe biden's running mate is on the schedule to speak on wednesday. now we are still finding out and waiting to find out who that person is exactly. the schedule include speeches from potential top contenders for the spot. including mishkin governor gretchen witmer who will speak on m

expect some delays for caltrans.me is looking slightly better. we have some brake lights along the freeway and things are slow moving. things are improving as you go through there and the freeway look slightly better with an 18 minute drive time from highway 4 to the maze. is get a look at the bay bridge toll plaza looking a lot better than we saw a little look, this isn't my first rodeo... and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over a million americans. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some kind of trick to take your home. it's a loan, like any other. big difference is how you pay it back. find out how reverse mortgages really work with aag's free, no-obligation reverse mortgage guide. eliminate monthly mortgage payments, pay bills, medical costs, and more. call now and get your free info kit. other mortgages are paid each mon

two lanes are blocked as we bring in the maps so you can see what we also are hearing is that the caltrans has called up a street sweeper -- it looks like we have sky 7 now. so we have the between block blocked. and i know an ambulance was called.two two lanes blocked. and i know an ambulance was called. as we zoom out, you can see that it is slow. so it won't slow down too much coming out of livermore, but once you make it the halfway point along southbound 680 westbound 580 before 680, that is where the issue is. so again, westbound 580 before the 680 connector, heads up to you. >>> and a public health officer is apologizing to local businesses that had to close under the state's orders. he believes that order is misguided and is doing more harm than good. abc 7 news is focusing on the economy and how these businesses closing are impacting people in our communities. lauren martinez is live in san mateo with more on >> reporter: dr. mor rrow's statements say we have who minimize the spread while not destroying everything else in the process. he says that there is in data showing that tran

caltrans? the national park service? >> no one has taken responsibility. >> so who is paying your bills to get all this done. >> we're just paying it ourselves. >> hence part of the 18-month delay. when covid-19 hit and the tourists stopped coming. >> could we have prevented all of them? i do you it. >> meanwhile, all the time and trouble from 18 months are now just a bad mirror. >> i just want my stuff and i want to go. >> she's moving to oregon. >>> president trump announcing he is blocking funding of the postal service from mail-in voting. yesterday he said he would not approved $3.5 billion for election resources because he opposes universal mail-in voting. he repeated those assertions on fox news this morning. >> they need that money to have the post office work so it can take the millions and millions of ballots. >> the president says he's not putting up mey or seotin ande' puinp for talse health of our democracy. >> eight states including california are mailing ballots to all registered voters. polling places will

i'm going to assume it's a mid entry incident or caltrans grid. keep tracking. >>> good morning and a happy monday as we wrap up. steve scalise has taken down a tweet showing a man interviewing joe biden, edited in such a way it implies biden supports defunding the police. biden does not support that and twitter flagged the video as misleading. he says he took it down after the man in the video asked him to. the person running herman cain's account took down a tweet that claimed coronavirus was not as deadly as possible. herman cain died from coronavirus. his supporters and family continue to post to his account. >>> it's a big day for salesforce, it will be included on the dow 30 industrials. also apple stock split takes effect today. so apple will have less of a wait as well. the next couple of days may be weird with the dow and we'll add an asterisk here and say over the next couple of days when people start reporting dow numbers add that asterisk in. >>> san francisco's pinterest paid $90 million to get out of a lease for an office space in th

caltrans is headed out there and we see some slight red, it is cn the area but keep that in mind if youe highway 12 at all this morning. i want to take you to the south in the south bay to another super commuter route out of gilroy. there was an earlier trouble north1 and 25. ngbut we have a lane blocked there. apparently there were fallen power cables as well. a lot of brake lights in the areas of keep that in mind if you're commuting out of that area toward morgan hill. north end one-to-one it looks pretty good. another part of 101 known as the golden gate bridge, you can see it is foggy this morning. limited visibility to be a factor for your commute out of orange county into san francisco. give yourself a few extra minutes, it is murky out there. that is look at traffic. let's talk about the fog, here's mary. > trac th onshore flow, thast rind y, is y and thli loo gate bridge camera. looking at the onshore flow, not as strong for today. compared to over the weekend, that means temperatures will be warming up as we look ahead to the afternoon. here's a look at our temperatures starti

they are doing as we open up the roadways throughout the fire and the 236 corridor and working with caltrans so we can get deeper into the park and setting up the structure to restore. one matter of note and an unfortunate situation, as i said this morning, highly qualified individuals that are setting up, planning and running the operation. one of our personnel, the commanders that is setting up and running the operation unfortunately last night somebody broke into his fire department vehicle and stole his protective equipment. it delayed the operation as well. he was able to get restocked with equipment and continued forward with his mission. a little bit of a delay unfortunately due to that circumstance. the police department is working in conjunction with our officials to deal with that issue and moving forward with that. aircraft, unfortunately, due to the weather today, couldn't really get a lot of hours of flying. we've been able to max out our aircraft, drop a lot water. today wasn't as successful, unfortunately, we could not fly due to the weather. as soon as we had the small window

we also received a school access planning grant from caltrans that commissioner mar has requested, so we continue to provide support to a number of studies across the city in the district levels. next? forecasting and data, these are the tools that we'll be discussing in just a moment, but these are the types of things that you would see the tools development, the rulemaking, anything that involves big data and model enhancements. this has become such a valuable tool and really a model across the nation for things such as this. we have roles that we play, and making sure that we're leveraging. these are all the things that we've been mentioning in my director's report, and you're seeing grants, applications, and rewards, inner city capital, congested corridors, and the like. that's especially important as we head into potentially again federal reauthorization. our strategic plan update is being led by ana la fort and is looking at putting that forward and sponsor's needs. that will inform our debt strategy. so speaking to supervisor safai, this is something that we do quite often. we

although all caltrans and the county roads will be working with the private timber companies to identify and secure all those safety hazard out there. >>so obviously there's still a lot of work left to be done and that's why they're not saying this community are that community as a guarantee because they don't want to provide false hope, but they are working towards several communities. possibly today or even tomorrow in some communities are so devastated, there's nothing to return to. let me tell you as far as the structures destroyed it's now up to 799 structures that number more than likely will go up as investigators have now going into communities that no longer are seeing fire, but they can count homes that are left in homes that are destroyed. the number of structures threatened has gone down and that's great because yesterday they were sitting at around 24,000 structures. right now they're down to 13,330 structures threatened and again there hoping to have this marine layer burn off sooner than later and then descend the aircraft back up in the air to dump approximately 250,000 g

bridge will be again which will cause some delays as we can from 11 at night until 5 in the morning caltrans crews will close the eastbound ramps to and from treasure island as well as the 2 eastbound lanes of interstate 80 from first street in san francisco it's to the end of that year, but when a prompt a tunnel, the work is part of an ongoing retrofitting project to better protect the bridges west to span from possible earthquakes. detour signs will be posted let's see how things are shaping up as we take a look at the weather and give you a view of downtown san francisco. you can see the this view from sutro tower. >>getting blocked out now falcons was i know. >>our chief meteorologist standing by you know even though the fog out there tonight is cool but things are going to warm up right yeah we're going to see some warmer temperatures actually this fog going to start to mix out. i think a bit to that we're weak cold front. that's beginning to move into california that's going to bring some drier air move some cooler temperatures may be just enough to mix up the low clouds and fog that

so that's the second from the left lane and so we've got caltrans crews and 3, 8, heading there now to try to get that cleared but in the meantime of course you can see it's really causing. delay here and this is still part of the reason trickle a from a multi-car accident we had on the upper deck, not too long ago on the lower deck. we had a motorcycle accident that spilled some oil right near treasure island as well luckily. that's now been cleared so things are improving on the lower deck from here, let's jump over to the san mateo bridge you're right on 92 still moving well. it is picking up a little bit of volume trying to pick up some of the carry over from bay bridge commuters that are headed down this way as an alternative. so that that so far still moving fine, it looks like you're traveling at the limit still a lot of gaps between the cars. >>in the buzz, the dominoes are falling in college football. the pac, 12 of the big 10 could vote to pull the plug as soon as today. the mid-american and mountain west conference's are already out leaving san jose state feeling sad but bet

caltrans will be closing the ramps between the lower tech of the bay bridge and treasure island tonightanes of the freeway from the western anchorage past the tunnel will be closed to make sure the road crews have room to work. everything is expected to be back open again and 5:00 tomorrow morning. there will be two more overnight closures, starting sunday and monday night. >>> the nation's first contact tracing app, using technology from apple and google, being ruled out now. virginia is the first state to use it. it is called covid-19 wise. it shares bluetooth signals with one another, and tracks people in close contact. the app then lets people to get the virus notify others anonymously. other states are also considering adopting that app. >>> there's a deadly officer involved shooting overnight involving san leandro police officers, we will tell you what led up to the shooting. >>> one of god's premier offense gets underway today in san francisco, we will tell you what to expect at this year's championship. >>> from ktvu fox 2, this is mornings on fox 2. >>> good morning, thank you

we're doing the same thing on highway 236 working with caltrans and doing the same kind of operation so we can start opening that and getting interior to the other areas. our section teams can get in and doing their jobs so we can get that taken care of as well. so it's a multifaceted effort as part of this extinguishment process. from our air program the air is looking very favorable with the weather. we're going to be flying our aircraft. the past few days we've topped out the amount of hours we canfully our airaircraft, dropp more and more water the yesterday from six copters 256,000 gallons in one day. that's pretty significant. we're timing out our aircraft. that's significant. every day we're seeing more and more. that's in support of our ground troops taking care of hot spots and so forth. our copters have dropped over 1.6 million gallons of water since the beginning of this event. we're using all the tools we have available to us to work on extinguishing the fire and getting everybody's lives back to normal. thank you. >> speaking next from the santa cruz county sheriff's off

we look out to the live camera we have with caltran, this is west 80. the bay bridge, a car fire. was a four-vehicle crash so up to eight vehicles involved as well as the emergency vehicles blocking your three left lanes now, only two getting by here. the map shows you how jammed it is all the way across the span from the bay bridge toll plaza west into san francisco about an hour out of oakland. the richmond bridge by comparison is eight miles. it's worth going back down and up on the san mateo bridge. tennyson will detract the right side. another crash in the northbound direction, fremont into oakland as well. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> happening now for you, excavators are start to go remove the debris left behind after an explosion in beirut last week. more than 163 people are dead. the prime minister and his government have now resigned. officials had warned the government of the ammonium nitrate stored at the port. >>> the first day of school back for a lot of our bay area school districts. some of the many challenges students may face today. >>> plus, don't spend it

picking up the crew approaching andrade coopman, and still on the caltrans grid and slowing now and approaching durham and autumn mall approaching the bend, and just at the seam, but may be clearing there, and another crash on the southbound side on andrade, and the second of the morning, but focusing on this issue here. vasco there atlas visqueros, and we are tracking that one to know about the all clear, and we know about the slowing at the bay bridge. back to you. >> thank you, mike. san jose mayor sam liccardo has harsh words for the blackout that is being experienced in the heat wave. >>> president trump once again saying that he may not accept the results of the election coming up. we will take you out to wall street this morning and up mildly despite the fact that home depot and walmart are both dow components say they made tons the of money in the last month. >> i don't want somebody to lie to me or something, but it is okay to go outside, and it is okay not to wear a mask. >> trending this morning, super star cardi b going one-on-one with joe biden. we will show you the highlights next

foster city or send the tale i do want to quickly mention caltrain caltrans reporting delays up to 20 minutes. a person was struck by a train near redwood city this happened near whipple avenue trained to 15 has stopped temporarily as they investigate no word on the condition of this person, but we'll continue to update you throughout the morning but expect delays in both directions along the peninsula up to 20 minutes because of this accident marty. >>all right robin let's go to the east bay this morning, a woman creek woman has been missing since the middle of june after her trip to joshua tree national park. now we first covered this story in june when she vanished her family is now renewing their plea for anyone who sees or to alert authorities kron four's haaziq madyun has more. >>just please call the so that you know we can. >>bring her home to their families waiting for for her and said especially in her son. >>you know is this a new mom 37 year-old erika lloyd is a wall that creek resident who's been missing since june 1420 20. her mother ruth lloyd recalled speaking to her da

. >> the land beneath the freeway is apparently leased by caltrans to a private construction company. which is storing vehicles there and dumping debris. >>> now to our back to school coverage. uc berkeley is wrapping up its first week of classes today and we're learning three stooges have already tested positive for coronavirus. that's according to a news release from the university. while courses are predominantly being taught remotely. some students are still living in single occupancy dorms. the infected students are isolating in a separate dorm complex. >>> in the heart of silicon valley the sunnyvale christian school became the first school in the bay area to return to in- person teaching this week. the 57 children were welcomed back with a new set of rituals in the classroom. to stay up-to-date on the changes this school career, check out the special section of our website at kpix.com/backtoschool. >>> this morning, tech experts have some tips for parents. there's some lesser known iphone features to help you out. just tap on the pencil icon in the upper right corner to make hi

although all caltrans and the county roads will be working with the private timber companies to identify and secure all those safety hazard out there. >>okay so he talked about being patient for those in scotts valley you don't have to be patient any more because late last night they got the green light to return to most of scotts valley west of highway 17. they're not making any promises don't want to give people false hope but i did press them and they say they are eyeing the communities in felton and along that highway 90 corridor so you could be next the right now nothing as solid as far as that is concerned let's talk about the homes destroyed they're going into communities and starting to count more and more homes. so not like new homes are burning but something that they're looking into as far as visually seeing now 799 structures destroyed 13,000 structures still threatening at this time, but for those party robin for those who did come back to scotts valley late last night. the fear was with my home be burglarize it according to the santa. cruz county sheriff's department. they

it's still over there blocking and they are holding all traffic right now caltrans chp other emergency crews on scene and it's at a complete standstill, what they're trying to do is get this activity over to the administration parking lot which is on the right and all the crash and the crash in the activity is over on the left-hand side so this is going to add to the backup heading into san francisco this morning. adding to a commute that was already slow we had a major crash on 24. those folks related to san francisco. this crash popped up with 6 vehicles with injuries blocking the 2 right lanes and now they're running this traffic break and it's just not gonna help so this is why we always say get out there early before it's too late. it is backed up through the maze and we haven't seen that type of backup in quite some time. so for those of you heading into san francisco. they're clearing this right now, but as you see they have several more vehicles to get out of the way and this is going to cause significant slowing into san francisco. so you may want to hop over to the san mateo

we're doing the same thing on highway working with caltrans and doing the same kind of operation. so we can start opening that in getting interior to these other areas once we can also get interior are inspections teams can get in and start doing their so we can get to that taken care of as well so it's a multifaceted effort is part of the 60 which meant the process. former program the air is looking very favorable with the weather so we're going to be flying once again our aircraft. the past few days we topped out the amount of hours we can flatter aircraft. every day we're we've been dropping more more water as of yesterday. they dropped her from their work 6 copters 256,000 gallons of water in one day. that's pretty significant. we're timing our aircraft that significant every day we see more and more that's in the support of our ground troops taking care of those hot spots and so forth to this point are copters have dropped over one 0.6 million gallons of water since the beginning of this event so we're using all the tools that we have available to us to working assumption is