with the evening presentations and the impact of the rail to have on caltran. and members of the public to surround ridership and population flows and separate versus other platforms and pros and cons and benefits of various layouts and locations of the stations as well as the organizations and experts that are contributing to the networks and the conclusions expressed tuesday evening and the recent support that are in other studies and we appreciate the operations update. comments and questions from retailer interest and upcoming maintenance and repairs. deep discussions regarding the escalator and maintenance concerns and that the transit sent arenaed public will have a reasonable contract with the escalator builder. hopefully that is the case and maintenance issues remain quickly taken care of. lastly, the cac and residents around the transit center neighborhood remain interested and conscious of positive activities and contributions to the community by the old former temporary transit center. it sound like that is being addressed as well. this concludes the

item 13, to execute agreements with caltrans. this is an administrative item, and is a requirement imposed by caltrans to approve state funds. the agreement will expire on july 11th, and we're representing approval to allow compliance with caltrans funding deadlines, and enable us to seek reimbursements for our project expenditures. and the last item is item 14, the report of the financial position. as of march 31st, it was $169.7 million. [inaudible] in terms of investment compliance, 77.9% of our cash are invested with the city's treasury pool as indicated in our last presentation. and these investments are in compliance with the california government code and our proposed investment policy. [audio cut out] >> also in terms of the debt expenditure compliance, we had approximately $3.5 million left in our sales tax bond proceeds back on march 31st. and last month director chan had announced we had spent all of the bond proceeds. they benefit the many transportation projects we oversee here at the transportation auth. transportat

with the evening presentations and the impact of the rail to have on caltran. and members of the public to surround ridership and population flows and separate versus other platforms and pros and cons and benefits of various layouts and locations of the stations as well as the organizations and experts that are contributing to the networks and the conclusions expressed tuesday evening and the recent support that are in other studies and we appreciate the operations update. comments and questions from retailer interest and upcoming maintenance and repairs. deep discussions regarding the escalator and maintenance concerns and that the transit sent arenaed public will have a reasonable contract with the escalator builder. hopefully that is the case and maintenance issues remain quickly taken care of. lastly, the cac and residents around the transit center neighborhood remain interested and conscious of positive activities and contributions to the community by the old former temporary transit center. it sound like that is being addressed as well. this concludes the

. >>> caltrans close to 3.5 mile stretch of highway 99 in sacramento. the project is to replace a bridge. it is scheduled to close the freeway until wednesday morning. for some, their commute times have doubled >> there is only one way into my house >> caltrans is on schedule and if all goes well this beady highway 99 could set a trend putting the wheels in motion for others like it around the state. >>> still ahead on kpix5 , and extreme drought prompting extreme measures. the northbay counties are teaming up to help locals russian water. >>> the startling announcement on board a plane. >>> we are taking a live look outside. we will be right back >>> this is a live look in san jose this morning. and now to the latest in the drought emergency. the northbay is getting ready for water cuts. one area is taking drastic measures. we report from the town that is about to go dry. >> reporter: there is no rain and these clouds. the hope for more water this year has ended. we face a long dry summer of water rationing. in the northbay three county sonoma, marin a

so caltrans came in and they shut down the powell to ashby that one lane. the westbound side has also been fairly slow, though traveling crockett down to the maze. it will take about 15 minutes to make that drive. we also have another accident popping up right here at the bay bridge toll plaza maybe about 5 minutes ago or so. but it looks like it's not causing much of a delay as you're traveling into the city. a little under 11 minutes. we have some other traffic collisions are on highway 4 eastbound for the in pittsburgh 6, 80 southbound at jerry rolled down involvement creek. and again, we'll get a look at the san mateo bridge heading across the board. the peninsula under 15. we'll have more coming up. but for now, daryn james, i'll send it over to you. thanks, frank. >> so although prices for gas aren't really going up the price at the pump is beginning thursday because that's when the state's new gas tax is set to go into effect ok. we'll tack that on at a time when more of us are hitting the roads because force. >> july 4th is a big travel holiday. eri

do you think this is something that is going to be a measurable problem for caltrans >> it's just a newring our roadways remain clear and resilient as we get back to normal steve patterson, nbc news, los angeles. >> that makes total sense, go add to that going on vacation. >> you know what all good. we thank you for starting your week wh usit >>> breaking right now at 4:30, a fourth covid vaccine could soon become a reality. the new results just in while you were sleeping, as another potential vaccine candidate plans to sneak approval from the fda. >>> plus mask confusion. we're less than 24 hours away from the state fully reopening and there are still many questions on whether you have to leave it on at work. the big question still lingering and the other changes you could expect to see when you wake up tomorrow morning. >>> triple-digit heat is on its way. a massive heat wave is setting its sights on the bay area. don't want to talk about the heat just

. >> caltrans closed a 3.5-mile stretch of highway 99 between highway 50 and 47th avenue in sacramento. the project to replace a bridge is scheduled to close the freeway until wednesday morning. but for some, their commute times have doubled. >> there's only one way in to my house and it's you know took me a half hour to go two miles. >> caltrans says they are still on schedule and if all goes well the speedy highway 99 project could set a trend across the state. >>> the first u.s. president that queen elizabeth ever met was harry truman back in 1951. now she's been invited to the white house after hosting joe biden at windsor castle. cbs reporter ian lee is in windsor, england with more on the president's first foreign trip. >> reporter: the president dropped in for a cup of tea with the queen. but first, he received a royal salute attaintedsoever castle. at windsor castle. queen elizabeth greeted mr. biden and the first lady. the president continued the long tradition of inspecting the queen's troops. outside the castle, the visit was the talk of windsor. >> and with president biden

caltran, does have capital project needs and derek will talk about this. since we are a member agency and in theory, would cover any needs that caltran may have, the m.t.a. board should take an action to support and recommend approval of this financing plan prior to action by the board of supervisors. staff is recommending that you support this action in that it helps stabilize the electrification project. i will say that the ultimate solution and director heminger know about this on the closure of the project is yet to be decided. this action today does start moving the project in the right direction. with that, i will turn it over. >> good evening directors. i appreciate your time and certainly in view of the late hour, i will try to move through this quickly as i can. i'm happy to take any questions. i will talk very briefly about our budget for fiscal '22. i don't have slades on -- slides on that. i will be updating you the electrification project and the financing plan that jonathan just described. again, i will speak first about the budget we did jus

and since they've that been out here because this is caltrans. action it is basically dominating the on them and the off-ramp. we're on the warren avenue exit. caltrans is responsible in clearing this area. that's why you see them involved. they have a hazmat team out here because there has been some the goods. so that has to get absorbing cleaned up as well. big problem is really the trash. all of this crash and trying to get it out of the out of the truck. and in 2 other dump it's just going to take time. if just had an update with the caltrans guy here. and he just at all. it is. i can't even tell you we'll be ready because it seems like it's going to be a while. so. >> though warren on an entrance to the 8.80 is shut down. i would say for at least another good additional 2 hours from what i said the last time. so we're talking maybe about 10 o'clock on the clock. >> possibly don't hold me to it. they're they're saying it's going to be a while to be able to get all this trash out and make this truck lighten up a does look like since change tac

item 13, to execute agreements with caltrans. this cents is an administrative item, and is a requirement imposed by caltrans to approve state funds. the agreement will expire on july 11th, and we're representing approval to allow compliance with caltrans funding deadlines, and enable us to seek reimbursements for our project expenditures. and the last item is item 14, the report of the financial position. as of march 31st, it was $169.7 million. [inaudible] in terms of investment compliance, 77.9% of our cash are invested with the city's treasury pool as indicated in our last presentation. and these investments are in compliance with the california government code and our proposed investment policy. [audio cut out] >> also in terms of the debt expenditure compliance, we had approximately $3.5 million left in our sales tax bond proceeds back on march 31st. and last month director chan had announced we had spent all of the bond proceeds. they benefit the many transportation projects we oversee here at the transportation auth. witht

caltrans says northbound commuters from elk grove in san joaquin county. >> can use i-five instead toget to sacramento. >> we're encouraging people to take i 5 as an alternate route but also plan accordingly. you know, there's going to be a lot of people using i 5 as well. >> caltrans urges people to use the light rail during this time since it will be free during the four-day period. day. >> going to be warm. it looks as we get into next week up, but not too bad. this weekend. here. we have got to take care of the morning fog. 73 it looks like by 11 and by mid afternoon, we'll be in well in the business of the 80's. a look at what it's forecast wise for your weekend. the kron 4 morning news continues. lowe's is home to value. that's why we're introducing the lowe's price promise, with competitive prices everyday. if you find an exact product from a qualifying retailer for less, we'll match it. home to any budget. home to any possibility. well, take a look at this. some intense weather in the philippines and that's what came out of it. this incredible water spout. the swirling formati

so now caltrans had to shut some things down. they have a hard closure from powell to ashby. at least one lane there is closed and we're also seeing major delays along the westbound side as well. so pretty slow traveling crockett down to the maze. it will take about 25 minutes to make that drive heading into the city. once you do reach the maze a little under 15 minutes to get to the fremont street exit. the san mateo bridge. no major issues here all throughout the morning. under 15 minutes for getting across towards the peninsula and richmond. sandra fell commute a little under 14. stay on top of that throughout the hour during and james, back to you. thanks for 8, 8, '02 and a big story this morning with the holiday weekend. approaching july 4th. >> everybody across the bay area's very concerned about fire season and the dangers of fireworks. and that is why the city of vacaville really is cracking down banning all personal fireworks, even safe and sane ones that are for sale elsewhere really shot ix has the story. >> with all the hills around from the fires. it's a nerve w

caltrans says fpnorthbound commuters from elk grove in san joaquin county can use. i 5 to get into sacramento. >> we're encouraging people to take i 5 as an alternate route but also plan accordingly. you know, there's going to be a lot of people using i 5 as well. >> tonight, caltrans crews will start demolition on the bridge and they're urging people to use light rail if they can during this time since that will be free during the four-day closure period and the east bay oakland police arrested 2 suspects for selling drugs, making fake documents and credit cards as well as possessing a number of guns. this arrest comes after police responded to a report indicating gunshots in the neighborhood on may. the 30th police say 2 homes in the allendale area was struck a number of times. >> after 2 weeks of investigation. police searched the targeted home and found the illegal items. also in oakland, a 12 year-old boy was shot this morning. the incident happened after some thieves were trying to steal the catalytic converter from the family's car. police say the boy and his

one lane still even though caltrans crews are supposedly cleared from there for an hour. we now see more traffic coming in out of pittsburgh and bay point that will get congestion over there. you might want to consider taking 242 down toward walnut creek if that's your route on your morning commute. the rest of the bay shows a smooth drive anywhere south of there. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> could it finally be payday after years of debate, ncaa taking a major step towards allowing college athletes to profit from their image and fame. still ahead on "today in the bay," 6:25, the key rule change that may be in place by the end of the week. >>> payday on the peninsula, 4,000 new jobs there and then facebook worth a trillion. the markets, the s&p 500 expected to open higher that would set yet another record. ♪♪ >> plus, crank it up, what could be the hottest songs of the summer. oh, yes, we're going to reveal spotify's play list that will have you dancing at the beach, home, road, wherever you twop maybe we'll dance when you come back. you're watching "today in

we're looking at the live caltrans camera in that area no official word on any road or lane closures.gain, traffic moving slowly. a lot of that traffic is course folks leaving the ballpark. >> we have a scary scene on interstate 5 today. 2 people stuck inside a semi truck as it dangled over the side of an elevated portion of the road. this looks like the yolo causeway in yolo county. the good news is neither of the 2 people were injured, actually you know, you'll cause ways. interstate 80. so this is on. i 5 it did cause some a major backup on the interstate between sacramento international airport and woodland. took hours to clear the the truck off the road, making it a very messy commute. >> want to get a hamburger and had to go all the way, got the country to get back around to give back. wanted to hear. >> maybe too many hours thrive on that rock not sleeping. on the phone. who knows. >> have that role is still investigating what caused truck to go over the side of the road there. >> well, speaking of of come use. there's a new effort under way to keep tech workers who are in sono

. >> caltrans says the risk of fire is prompting the move. they say they are working with the city to secure amenity input on a lot for up to 50 arby's to park where showers and cooking facilities would be provided. >>> a man who lost his wife to cancer is on a mission to help others. he was left with an unopened box of the cancer drug after his wife's death. the medication is valued at more than $13,000 without insurance. he is a former abc7 news employee and found a way to offer it to another patient by discovered that is not allowed. a new bill out of the state senate would launch a pilot program to allow any use cancer drugs to be recycled. he spoke to lawmakers today in support of the bill. >> i found it intolerable that something so valuable should be destroyed. the fact it has been in the personal possession of anyone other than a prescribing facility precludes it from any sort of donation under current law. >> it is estimated $3 billion worth of cancer drugs get wasted every year. >>> a california lawmaker is trying to help millions o

i double checked and the chp and caltrans says 84 picked up this morning but there's one-way traffic control on the ruby hills side. keep that in mind right now overnight as well. a disabled vehicle looks like it's cleared from the roadway gives me the full update. back to you. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," inequality and inequity. on the rise here in the bay area. the key role the pandemic is playing in several widening gaps for those struggling to make it in the bay. >>> are you inching to make money on twitter? there is new features the social media giant is offering to help you do just that. we're going to talk about it when we return. , breathe cleaner air, managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease but could your medication do more to lower your heart risk? jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so, it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and jardiance lowers a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects inc

. >>> caltrans will be repairing the bridge deck on the highway and the agency says it is using an innovative method to do the repairs. workers are pre-making the pieces of the bridge and then testing how they fit together off-site before the final construction. >> to do this, it probably could have taken and upwards of six weeks to eight weeks. >> for many heading to tahoe this weekend the closure could create heavier traffic along i- five and other routes. >>> let's stay home. looking like at oracle park were there getting ready for the first pride movie night. to opportunities to watch on that massive scoreboard they have to go tomorrow night they are playing in the heights and saturday night, a sneak preview of everybody's talking about jamie. >> there's a variety of ticket levels folks can access. vaccinated only sections. however they want to experience this we have a way for them to join us. >> you can still get tickets at sf pride.org or the box office and we want to mention kpix5 are proud sponsors of san francisco pride. >>> barbie is going green. mattel has unveiled a new line call

i also reached out to caltrans to ask if the agency owns the property behind the fence near the freeway. they're looking into it. in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> taking a live look at san francisco where the suspect accused of stabbing a 94-year-old asian woman is set to be arraigned tomorrow. kpix 5 obtained surveillance video that shows how these sort of attacks are happening to people just going about their business, unprovoked. we want to warn you, it may be difficult to watch. that is ann taylor walking with a cane on post street in the tenderloin yesterday morning. in less than five seconds a man goes up to her, stabs her multiple times and then walks away like nothing happened. another woman who witnessed it turns the other way without helping. the victim's niece says she was stabbed straight through the wrist and elsewhere. she is recovering at sf general. the suspect, daniel cauich, has a lengthy criminal record. we asked the d.a. should he have been on the streets. >> we asked the court to detain him. it was our view and our written motion to the court that he should be

nothing like that but but again, this is in a very populated area in the bay right along the freeway caltransaybe going out to check out 5.80. certainly bart will be stopping trains if they haven't already to check the tracks. these are just basic protocols that always happen when there's an earthquake people can feel couple more felt in petaluma felt it in orinda. the rent is obviously close fremont felt it nice and strong. some was at the corner of west mcarthur and liedmont definitely felt it. mountain view says it was small, but i could feel it. what this womans in alameda. she's excited. it's her first quake since moving to california. see you have a lot of people someone who i guess just moved and was on unity and didn't feel it. so. it's it's cute when you have a quake this size where it's not going to anything that's, you know, disastrous, you know, people enjoy sort of feeling it or not he's exactly changes. but we are hearing now that bart is operating at reduced speed. they are continuing to track inspection is. >> always happens after an earthquake in so anybody using bar door exp

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that's because caltrans crews are installing a pedestrian bridge over the highway. some lanes between san antonio and 'em bark dara will be closed tonight. then all north and southbound lanes will be closed from 1:30 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. some lanes reopen at 6:00, and then the full freeway will reopen after 11:00 a.m. >>> now to our series "climate in crisis." drought conditions in north bay are so bad the national park service is trucking in water to help out the wildlife there. look at a picture of troughs brought into the point reyes national seashore have water to drink. hundreds of elk roam the area. gorgeous animals, you see them there. the creeks are drying up. park leaders are worried the herd will shrink like in the last drought. there are three droughts for the elk to drink out of. >>> police believe they've arrested the person responsible for four fires in the berkeley hills. a 12-year-old girl. yeah, this map shows where the fires were set yesterday. they're all in the area of cedar street and la vereda road. firefighters are thanking everyone for being ale

called for the organization to withdraw the support of a claims cut off was exploiting migrants. caltrans face criticism over the living and working condition of work as especially there was involved in the construction of stadiums. but doha says it's done more than any country in the region to improve work, a welfare and region motion to boycott. the games was voted down at a delegates meeting on sunday. and i believe the executive committee of the football association believes that a boy caught us the same as turning. it's back on cut out and it's challenges and the denying itself the opportunity to commit to improvements not to ethanol. it's have stepped outside the international space station to work on its power supply. they install the 1st of 6 new solar arrays, which will give the aging panels a boost after 20 years of continuous use. a new power supply will keep the station running in the years ahead, as it begins to accommodate commercial operations and private tourists. the panels on 900 meters in length. when for a quick check of the headlines here now to 0, manias catch, i get

just about three hours ago caltrans shut down both directions of highway 99 in sacramento. their goal is to finish the repairs within 99 hours. >>> still ahead tonight at 11:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, an unforgettable pride celebration at the ballpark. >>> plus a wedding anniversary celebration takes a heart breaking turn for a couple, the epidemic of smash and grabs prompting their plea for help tonight. >> i just started running around and screaming for leo. >>> plus a selfie from the red planet, how a rover snapped this charming shot. >>> exclusive new video to show you right now of a smash and grab in action. it was caught on surveillance video just after midnight in san francisco's chinatown. the land rover was parked on grant avenue. at one point you can see the robber's legs dangling out of the smashed window. just look at that. no word on what the suspect got away with, if anything. we reported earlier this week that car burglaries are up 138% in the central district from this time last year. now the central district includes all the prime tourist spots from

. >> caltran is making it easier to get home after giants games.rain south bound service will return, the extra train will leave san francisco 15 minutes after the last out in the game or when the train is full. the last regularly scheduled train departs at 12:03 a.m. weekdays and 12:04 on the week end. >> bay area roller skaters are skating for a cause for the dance festival. skaters from all different backgrounds grooved around ferry part. >> coming back for skating, i mean it's a different experience because i have such a new community now and new friends that coming back doesn't feel the same as it did before simply because things have expanded. >> all of the proceeds are being donated to kinder usa. >> activists stopped to rally today. they're tired of seeing the state burn and the climate burn. the group is calling for president biden to launch the civilian climate corp to hire thousands to address the threat of climate change. we're doing this march because our leaders are failing us. >> we need to have a strong visibility and support for wh

. >>> caltrans wants to hear from you if you have used the bike and pedestrian path.ts finished over the last few years. it is removed. >> and the recycling boom sparked. it isn't slowing down. research firm found sales between december of 2020 and february grow 55% compared to the same time during the prior year. local shop owners say the cost of raw materials along with the price to ship bikes are driving the increase. electric bikes are seeing a major spike in sales. >> there is craigslist. >> or groupon; right? >> yeah. >>> the time is now 5:55. a fire sparks just off the freeway. >> people that live around that area say they are not surprised in our next hour on kpix5. >>> and fires on this specific patch of land have become a yearly occurrence. . >>> and a man with a wrap sheet a mile long has been accused of stabbing a 94-year-old woman. how did this happen and what will happen to him now? that story just ahead. >>> and i might be a couple of days early, but i am hanging on stage waiting for the crowd to arrive for the stern grove festival to kick off this week

there was a coordinated response from the highway patrol santa clara county fire cow fire caltrans and loss. cotto's police department in order to handle the incident. and a barrier weather lots of sunshine to start off your weekend temperatures. actually, another war went out there, especially england. everybody begins to cool off tomorrow and probably the day of a change of prognosis. real big changes will be on monday and into a tuesday highest from this afternoon, some lower nineties out toward fairfield in antioch. oakland 70 degrees san jose, a warm 81 in san francisco 66 degrees. here's the overall trend with temperatures, we begin to cool things off in your sunday forecast, but more pronounced cooling as we head into monday to day anata wednesday. so i guess the headline there's no real heat at all showing up over the next five days and beyond satellite showing a few high clouds moving across the central california earlier today, so you probably notice of those high clouds drifting overhead and right now. most areas reporting mostly clear skies. current numbers in the fifties i

we're exciting to wrap this project up and deliver it to caltrans this month.with that, i would like to turn it over to carrie from the port. >> thank you, lisa. president koppel, commissioner, it is a great pleasure to be joining your staff today. to provide some context, we will talk about the waterfront resilience program. the program is leading two efforts that encompass the 7 1/2 miles of shoreline managed by the port including the the islais bay view geography. and the first is the comprehensive adapt plan to reduce seismic and flood risk and enhance the bay shoreline. and the other is the u.s. army corps of engineers flood resilience si study in partnership with the port. given the overlap of the islais creek district and the port wide resilience planning, the port resilience program and coordinated the team to engage the community in advance of the planning work. when complete, the adaptation strategy for islais creek will provide a key plan about the army corps study and examine a broader range of flood projections and adaptational alternatives to iden

this is a look at a caltrans camera in san bruno.you are going to face a backup if you are traveling northbound. we had a single car accident in the area that has cleared. the slowdown is in effect. it will be stopping go. the crash was on northbound 101. the speeds are down to around 21 miles per hour in the area. i am giving you the thumbs up because the police have moved that out of the way. a live look at the bay brid i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with just 2 medicines in 1 pill, dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetectable. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit hiv through sex. don't take dovato if you're allergic to its ingre

so we have our caltrans camera pulled it here and you can see they have at least 2 lanes shut down. you see those ambulances there and they're trying to slowly lead people past that accident. now. i'm not tracking any accidents. a long 5.80. you can go ahead and take that as a result of that crash. you can see it's pretty clear here. we'll keep a close eye on this. to southbound at 2.38 in san leandro heading into the city. traffic is pretty dense. up to about 80 looks like we're getting a little better, a little under 16 minutes to that premature exit. we had some earlier has ers and traffic incidents here have really slowed us down, heading across towards the peninsula. no major delays read a little under 14 minutes for your drive time looking at other accidents like this one out in san pablo 80 westbound at san pablo dam road slowing things down a bit and we leave you with a look at the richmond. sandra fell commute out of richmond under 14. we'll have more throughout the morning. but for now, let's get back to the news. that's yeah. >> we are inside the vta building where a shoo

i always like to see more than just a guy with a broom when caltrans like one at there's a couple guys the roads. but then they got that thing. when you call that and the other thing. yeah, that's going to help. >> that will speed up the process a little bit because we know obviously that off-ramp on ramp is out of commission till they get that clear. that's going to for some people have to find another way around. reyna harvey entering with help for you. if you're commuting in the area hiring a had. good morning. we have you covered on that front. and again. >> the good news is 8.80. you can see it's not causing much of a delay. however, if you were going to take that fremont or that warren avenue exit there in fremont. i would say take fremont boulevard ahead of that and then head over to 6.80, or just stay on and continue. also experiencing more issues than just one. we have another traffic collision. this is also in fremont, southbound, 8.80 at alvarado boulevard. 2.38 here. i'm tracking no major delays. you can see things are pretty slow along 8.80, and certain pockets this mornin

caltrans is working to try to get that picked up off of the bridge.teal shot, but it's not traffic is just at a standstill here along the richmond sandra fell bridge about 24 minutes to make it across towards center fell. so again, that's the issue happening right here. currently. also let's go ahead and get a look at your other bridges as you're traveling throughout the bay bridge to get this. no major delays or issues a little under 11 minutes and again, the meteor lights still are on here at the bay bridge at 09:48am. heading across towards the peninsula. no issues for us. a little under 40 minutes for your drive there. we'll go ahead and get past that camera says that's not going up and up and look at the golden gate bridge as you travel into the city. a little under 21 minutes. that's a look at your traffic. we'll keep i'll that richmond. sandra fell commute. but for now, daria, i'll send it over to you. >> crowd looking >> last second shot gives the suns a 2 oh lead in the western conference finals. >> i have all day. so i'll just cut to the cha

, highway 4 to the maze, there is traffic control in place, just south of sausalito as chp helps caltrans pick up a road closure. >>> a momentous day on the road to recovery, the countdown to california's grand reopening is officially over. almost all of the covid restrictions we've been living with for more than a year now will only be a memory. >> doesn't that seem crazy? starting right now, no more capacity limits, distancing rules, and for the most part, no more mask requirements. we have live team coverage all morning long, justin andrews is in the east bay clearing up any confusion. >> first, we begin with emily turner, live in burlingame with all the excitement building already at 5:00 in the morning. emily, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. the cool thing is, you will be able to see people's excitement, because you don't have to try to just smile with your eyes, you can see someone's mouth to be excited about it. we are here in burlingame, it'll be a busy morning. the last year and a half of the pandemic has been hard for you guys from a business perspective, how exc

you could see the major response by chp has matt teams and caltrans officials say no fuel spilled into the marsh. the closure did, though, cause big backups on alternate routes along highway 12 and 1 21. all the lanes by. finally reopened about an hour ago. the search is on tonight for a hit and run driver who critically injured a hotel employee. this happened at san francisco's fisherman's warf as she was walking to her car. ktvu magus. joining us now live from the news from after talking with people who work with the injured woman. emma alex. san francisco police now saying the woman's condition is non life threatening. they've shared that she's 50 years old and lives in fremont, and they're still looking for the suspect or potentially multiple suspects. hotel housekeeping attendant from fremont is now recovering in the hospital after being struck by a hit and run driver on monday as she was leaving work but general manager of the argonaut hotel says police have not shared who was struck at the intersection of columbus avenue and beach street, but her son allowed ktvu to share her na

you can't at this moment because of the truck and you can see all the tow trucks out here and caltrans just on standby to try to get this truck upright. and now to hear. but it is going to be a while because that garbage is really packed into. it into the back there. and ald they're just trying to like kick it out themselves. i did. then, you know, just brush it all into one big pile. so. they did try to. but it looks like they're going to be out for about it. at least another 2 hours. >> hours mass. that's going to be a while. in the meantime, you've got to get around that. if that. >> is part of your normal commute route. and for more on that, let's get over to the traffic center. say good morning or rain in morning and thankfully, it's not causing big delay on the highway here. 80, you can still see pretty much. >> at the limit in the green here, the map showing us that 6.80 as well. but if you do need to exit. remember, this is at warren avenue. you can go ahead and take fremont boulevard. that's right. before that exit. we also have another accident along 8.80. and this one just c

. >> 80's the avenues that overcrossing in berkeley now looks like caltrans is doing some emergency construction than likely some things that damage 80 eastbound at that 13 northbound ramp connector. that's going to be closed until about 1 o'clock. so again. lanes are open as people are traveling along the eastbound side also slow along the westbound side as well. traveling crockett down to the maze. we'll take a little under 25 minutes to do that heading into the city right minutes. once you finally do get to the maze conditions. look great. there. the san mateo bridge as you head across towards the peninsula under 15 at another traffic collision out here in san lorenzo southbound, 8.80, as spear ian boulevard. we'll have more coming up. daryn. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain at 7.32. is the time and health officials continue to sound the alarm about the 4th of july gatherings. it. we're expecting next week. world health organization urging fully vaccinated. people now have wear mask despite. >> the cdc's guidance which says that if you're fully vaccinated, you don't have to we

third, and last question i have, the upgrades with regards to caltran? what are the issues? how can we help here to move the dial? >> thank you for asking that question. right now i want to update you on what we refer to as the west side bridges project. basically the retrofit and replacement of bridge stork turs on the west side of the island. we completed design and are making request to the state of california for additional federal highway bridge programs seismic retrofit funds. one issue. that program is over subscribed. in essence, not enough money to go around just in layman's terms. we would appreciate any support you can give us in terms of working towards. we have been applying for funds in different pots of money. we worked with bob for letters of support. we will come to you for support for the time funding. it is shelf ready for construction right now. we are talking about close to overall when you include construction management, administration close to $100 million along that west side for improvements. we are working with the state for additional funding. we

the project is backed by $13 million in funding from the state and caltrans and state leaders announcede covid-19 rent relief program today, making it easier to apply. but as ktvu is, elissa harrington explains, many renters say they're still waiting for assistance and are demanding that rent protections be extended. we are here today yet again, waiting to know if the state is going to provide the help that we need to stay in our homes. struggling renters throughout california like patricia mendoza met for a virtual news conference pleading for extended rental assistance as eviction protections are set to expire at the end of the month. mendoza is with ace alliance of californians for community empowerment. she said. they're calling on the state with three demands. one protect tenants from debt to improve the emergency rental assistance program and three extend sp 91 protections until employment numbers return to what they were before the pandemic. one of the speakers, jackie loughery, from antioch, said her family members all lost their full time jobs during the pandemic, and now they'

you can see the major response by chp hazmat teams in caltrans crews moved in shortly before 11 this morning, the chp shut down the roadway there in both directions so crews could removed 3800 gallons of diesel and haul away that tanker. the closure snarled traffic on highways, 12 than 1 21 getting around that shutdown, authorities say no fuel spilled into the marsh and no one was hurt. the san jose city council may vote tonight on plans to develop the site of the beria's of flea market vendors are demanding their voices be included in the discussions, and they've staged a hunger strike right in front of city hall more now from ktvu s and reuben. the idea is to turn this site of san jose's berryessa flea market into that the new development would include 3.4 million square feet of commercial space and more than 3400 homes and potentially a much, much smaller flea market. current vendors worried they'll be pushed out because if you guys see the development now, it looks like this antenna role. are they really going to give us the spaces to work there? and so they formed a vendors asso

down in toward san mateo earlier construction crew i believe cleared that's what it says on the caltransfrancisco heading down the peninsula. over here, more traffic has built up for 84 at vallecitos. the earlier issue blocking 580 cleared about 45 minutes ago but it did ripple out and affected vasco road. the timing here vasco road sees about 15 minutes longer than we expect to see about this time of year, almost 20 minutes longer than your drive expected out of the brentwood, discovery bay and 580. the traffic headed up byron highway and back down in an effort to get around the altamont pass. live look out there shows you the bay bridge with no backup yet. the traffic was held up in the altamont and it is now feeding its way through the rest of the east bay, the bay bridge toll plaza, the maze and the east shore freeway still okay. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> happening now, the tokyo olympics get the green light from g7, japan's prime minister getting support from other world leaders. right now foreigners can not attend other than the athletes and coaches from other nations. japa

we actually have another camera of caltrans angle to show you things that are happening there at the bridge. let's go ahead and pull it up so people can see traffic still moving along there. so again, they're going to wait till that crane just gets a little closer to stop traffic on the upper and lower deck of the bridge. so as you are heading into the city this morning. if you haven't made it in there yet. and if you don't make it now, you probably are going to have to wait just a little bit of time. let's go ahead and show them again and give them a look at the drive times here a little under 15 minutes as you're traveling into the city this morning. watching hit the may's to that free much exit again, that is more than likely going to change because they do have to stop traffic to get that crane underneath. let's check out the 7 tail virginia headed across towards the peninsula. no major delays or issues. also the golden gate bridge, the crane pass this morning at around 5.55 or sell it again. traffic. no major delays there looks great. about 20 minutes. also rich in samara fell c

. >> maintenanc crews with caltrans plan to conduct an annual emergency response drill inside one of the tunnels the closure would affect drivers heading towards oakland from miranda on highway 24. >> the overnight closures expected to last until 4.30 tomorrow morning. now we go to florida where the death toll from that partially collapsed condo building near miami has now climbed to 16 people officials in surfside, florida say 4 additional bodies were found overnight and early this morning, 147 people are still missing. the search and rescue efforts. they go on around the clock. but meantime, the former city building official who said in 2018 the condo was, quote, structurally sound has now been put on leave from his current job as a government contractor, president biden and first lady jill biden will travel to surfside tomorrow to visit the site of the building collapse will have coverage for you. there. but for head here during kron 4 news at 3 o'clock today. several changes to go over in san jose this afternoon the city council has approved. >> a new housing development at the s

the caltrans were cleared early this morning but we see slowing out of the area.ly crash north flynn west 580 and caused a huge backup. use byron highway to get around that and get out of vasco road r for folks. if you're wondering why it was a tougher commute, tell your friends why that was the case this morning, still going on. at the bay bridge this has been a slow build finally filling in these lanes over the last five minutes, the metering lights are on, slow across the incline but the standard backup out of the maze. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> this morning, the travel rush is on as the pandemic winds down. next here on "today in the bay" the big issue the tsa is dealing with, as a record number of people book flights and how it may impact your time at the airport. >>> plus "nbc bay area responds." >> a delivery driver's caught on camera doing some damage, but the company ignores our viewer's complaints. we didn't. i am consumer investigator chris chmura. "nbc bay area responds" next. >>> this morning, tributes are pouring in for legendary actor ned be

recover toward sfo and earlier construction zone which i thought cleared a while ago according to caltrans the first burst we see at 5:30 these days starting earlier. back to you. >>> mike, coming up on "today in the bay," mitch mcconnell talks about how he will once again block the nominations of supreme court justices. >>> and returning to normal, you may still have questions about the state reopening and the impact on your health. straight ahead, we're speaking with an expert to get the answers moving you forward. >>> first we'd like to take a moment to honor some of the front line heroes who helped get us here today, from the local nurses and doctors working at santa clara valley medical. we'd also like to thank firefighters from san jose who continue to help with that vaccine rollout. it's been a tough year but we would not be here without all of you. thank you. we'll be right back. >>> good tuesday morning. it is 5:44, let's get you out the door, ready for the commute in the east bay, checking out pittsburg in the upper 50s already to start, and our warmup still will be modest today,

as brad mentioned this is a two-year effort funded by a grant from caltrans and it will be completedby the end of june we'll talk more about the community engagement and the creative approaches used to successfully to reach and to listen to residents and business owners and then lisa will walk us through the details of the flood risk modeling and the flood adaptation strategies. next slide, please. so let's start with the general orientation to this work at a high level and how it relates to other planning efforts in the city and the port waterfront resilience program, and regional plans that affect this district and go into more detail about the early community engagement that laid the groundwork for resilience planning. next slide, please. so the strategy is just one of multiple climate resilience efforts in san francisco. to address the flood risks along the city's bay and the ocean shorelines. the port's waterfront resilience program is another one of those efforts. the city's goal is to adapt to the unavoidable impacts of climate change. next slide, please. and as you know, the

you can see the huge response by chp hazmat teams and caltrans. this accident happened just before six o'clock this morning on west 37 near the solano sonoma county law. chp shut down both directions of the highway just before 11 am so crews could offload 3800 gallons of diesel and safely remove the tanker officials say no fuel has spilled into the marsh and terrified residents of olio returned home today after being forced out by flames last night, a fire raced through dry grass and came dangerously close to homes there. kate was henry lee now live in the neighborhood to show us some of the damage and also henrik fireworks are the suspected cause here. yeah heather could mean a whole lot worse. you can see the sports hillside behind me here in south philly. oh, now flames came very dangerously close to homes and all because of illegal fireworks. thank god i was the first to see it. if i was upstairs. i don't think we can survive. the fire was swallowed my house and meet us upstairs. mary brown of vallejo is counting her blessings. she happened to

similar, the vast majority of flooded area is city right-of-way and caltrans about 70% in this case.watershed and land use data really informs our pivot from underground solution to a surface solution where we can thread the benefits hopefully across a larger area than just one tenth of one percent. we want to make sure sfpuc rates matter. our basic approach is to soak up as much water as we can while acknowledging there will be floodwaters to manage the watershed where we'll need flood resilience measures to protect the structures there. with that in mind, the team has been hard at work since april 16th identifying a planning level set of feasible location for green infrastructure in the watershed. those are shown in green on this map. rain garden, and storm water capture our all important tools for these areas. we're also looking at what we're calling a flood resilient corridor that's following it historic islais creek alignment. flood resilient streets and right-of-way will be important along with the option of acquiring land through voluntary buyout. they can be realized here thr