you can see here was dismantled by caltrans today.on four's maureen kelly tells us those evicted are being offered tents and other services at a second location just a few blocks away. >> caltrans crews showed up early this morning to begin clearing the encampment that had been made up of dozens of tents spread underneath the one o one freeway and central sailor fell and some former residents are unhappy about it. it's heartbreaking. >> see how marine county treats homeless. it's it were an eyesore or people anymore. but courtney hop is one of the lucky ones. she says she was placed in a hotel room a few days ago my world this >> still gift couldn't bear to watch the dismantling of her tp that she says served as both for home and as a makeshift church for the community. she's lived among for about a year. it's where we gather likable. we have problems for. >> they us they're people can do donations are. >> to caltrans says there's been a year-over-year doubling of reports of fires violent crime and stepped in this area. officials say

they have explosive spear caltrans crews are ready to go to get those big boulders removed. that is what worries me. it is great that this is kind of a rural area where they don't have a lot of tall that -- and we have not heard a of damage, so we will get that out there. and you can only imagine the systems that are in place, right? to assess what is going on and how to tackle this, you know, making sure no one has been hurt. making sure the damage is at a minimum, and it was mentioned a campsite, right? because this is during the busy summer travel season. people are out and about. certainly, people at lake tahoe . we heard someone on the phone say earlier that, yes, those chairs, those ski lists were in operation at a time. everything came to a grinding halt . all of that needs to be examined. >> i forgot about that because those chairs, not all of them, but some of them, the trams are in operation even during the summer. not skiing, but you might take it to the top of the mountain so you can do mountain biking or sightseeing, so they are in operation, and that infrastruc

caltrans says there's been a year-over-year doubling of reports of fires violent crime and stepped in this area. officials say more than half of those living here took up the offer of moving into new tense. >> in what's being called a service support area. it's also under the freeway about a block away. but with things like restrooms and security. >> it's a collaboration with caltrans and the city of samara fell going to lead us to. >> a path of finding permanent housing. and if it is great. so it's like we know where the hour we can help them and what services they need. and for example, we have electrical outlets that they can charge their phones on for the case. workers can call them. and get a crisis is still sad about her tp being demolished. >> and doesn't like the idea of being fenced in. she accepted a tent at the service port area. well, this is just a temporary solution. last month. the city council voted vet the idea of launching its own safe sleeping pilot program. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> all right. then. let's take a live look outside right now at the golden gate br

. >> we are now joined by caltrans with more details on the rockslides. thank you for joining us. >> absolutely. >> give us a briefing on the concerns of the sierra right now with the rockslides. we just saw some video. the area and one on u.s. highway 395 and one on state route 89 just west of 395 and then one also on state route 108 which is near the past. >> do you have any indication of how bad they are or what it will take to clear? it is granted and that is what the sierra is, but any idea what it will take to clear those? >> so we do have a lot of big equipment. sometimes these rocks get large enough that we may need to use explosives to break them into smaller pieces. i am seeing reports on twitter of people saying we are reopening 395 right now and we had a closed for a while and people can now weave their way out and caltrans and chp are working to get people out of the canyon and we have to assess how large they are and if we can move them or if we need to explode them. >> or whether there is damage to the roadway as well? >> right. the roadway

why caltrans and the city say they had no choice. good after, i am len kiese. >> we have more and how the eviction went down. >> reporter: this entire eviction process lasting for hours. crews are currently right now cleaning what is up under here under this 101 viaduct. this is where dozens of people lived. th is the intersection of emat fourth and heather chin just under the 101 overpass, there is a neighborhood. people living in tents and cars. the homes but with scavenged items. >> this has been a good place of healing and peace for people. >> reporter: officials came through late this morning. hauling items and clearing this encampment. people who once lived here say that crews might come and crush their homes, but it will not crush their spirits. throughout california, there is only shelter for roughly 30% of people experience and homelessness. >> it is devastating. when your community is were a part, when you have built this mall, what you are able to bring together and coalesce, and then the state comes in and rips it to shre

caltrans crews working right now, they've been working for hours, clearing tents and shacks underneath this 101 overpass. >> reporter: he read the intersection of fourth and heather to new downtown san rafael, just under the 101 overpass, is a neighborhood. people living in tents and cars, their homes built with scavenged items. >> a good sense of healing and peace for people. >> reporter: late this morning, caltrans officials came through. holding items and clearing this and can. people who once lived here say crews might come and crush their home, but it won't crush their spirits. throughout california, there is only shelter for roughly 30% of people experiencing homelessness. >> it's devastating when your community is rip apart what you've built, it's small, what you're able to bring together and coalesce, and then the state comes in and rips it to shreds. >> reporter: the city of san rafael says over the last five years local and state leaders have been working hard to end chronic homelessness getting services and supports. this particular encampments underneath the 101 has been gr

worker, and you run into people that say you work for it caltrans?nd that really tastes good . >> reporter: decides caltrans properties come the state initiative will provide resources to cities dealing with their own garbage problem. the governor says with the clean california and $12 billion devoted to solving california's homeless crisis, areas like this in barclays should soon be getting a serious makeover. but the governor said it will take a multifaceted approach to really make a difference. >> we're doing so with more resources than any time in california history, to follow through in our commitment to get people housed and get people out of these dangerous environments. there's nothing compassionate about people living in encampments east bay, laura anthony, abc7 news. >>> in the north bay, the fbi is helping look for an arsonist to used fireworks $0.02 a message to a local politician. police believe it was a targeted attack, and mayors of other north bay cities have weighed in to come then it. >> reporter: in the friendly city of rohnert par

caltrans crews are replacing 3500 ft of concrete. northbound highway to 42. the work started friday night, and crews plan to have the highway reopened by 10 tomorrow morning. the work has been planned for many months. caltrans says there was a lot of coordination with other agencies, including the chp to get the project rolling what crews were not expecting was the intense heat wave that we've been experiencing this weekend. in fact, it's been so hot and conquered during the daytime hours that water trucks. sprayed down the cuss cement to make sure it drives correctly. there's always heating conquered, but the record heat is unusual, and then we're having to do the extra pores with the concrete trucks and the extra ports with the water trucks to make sure the concrete is cool enough so we can cure and caltrans says work crews are also taking extra precautions during the triple digit temperatures. they're taking breaks in air conditioned cars and drinking plenty of water and pleasant and authorities are searching, pleasant and ridge regional park too. a for mi

. >> s and r producer brought new information from caltrans. sometimes these things happen. rockslides of happened, apparently possibly related. u.s. 395 and state route 89. that was following the earthquake. because of this, traffic could be delayed or rerouted as crews worked to remove the rocks from the road, so you will definitely want to be careful if you are taking a road trip there. again, caltrans reporting to several reports of rockslides after that earthquake. >> something important to note there. i do want to get everyone up to speed if you're just tuning in. we do want to go over a pair of earthquakes that hit the california and nevada areas. not only farmington, but also smith valley, nevada. about 2 1/2 hours east of sacramento, east of the stockton area. the aftershocks could be felt all in the bay area and surrounding. >> that is true. when you look at who felt that where, on usgs, you see all over the bay area people reporting. even along the coast, which is further. folks felt that big in the sacramento area. so, yeah, a lot of reactions to these earthquake

. >>> a lot people try to stay cool during the heat wave, but caltrans crews on the east bay are hardt work. they are not only worried about the workers calling themselves off, they are also worried about keeping the roads themselves safe. >> reporter: it takes months to years to plan one of these highly reconstruction projects, so what happens when it falls right during a heat wave? traffic jams often get a lot of people hot under the collar, but caltrans is completely close to portions of northbound highway 242 in concord this weekend and next, so the repaving job does not have to drive on for weeks or months. >> we will not keep coming back every weekend to get this job done. we will have it done hopefully by these two weekends. >> reporter: normally, the two bridges would be in the 80s. today, the heat soared past 105. workers leave their cars running so they can escape to the air conditioning and a cool drink. >> is there a huge difference working in 100 degrees bend ke85 >> especially when dealing with the asphalt, coming in at around 300 degrees fahrenheit. you've got the hot m

caltrans crews are replacing 3500 ft of concrete on northbound highway to 42 network started on friday night cruise plan to have the highway repaved by 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. the work has been planned for months in caltrans says there was a lot of coordination with other agencies, including the chp to get the project rolling. but cruz did not expect such an intense heat wave. in fact, it's been so hot there in concord during the daytime hours that water trucks had to spray down the cement to make sure that it drives correctly. a couple has been forced out of their home after it was nearly destroyed in a fire. it happened just after nine o'clock last night. on h and six streets in antioch as ktvu is greg liggins reports, firefighters say fireworks nearby started a grass fire and the embers spread to that home. my house is on fire. i can't talk right now. robin anderson clutched one of her cats as she watched the antioch home. she rents go up in flames. she's blaming the blaze on what firefighters have confirmed fireworks there. roni live, wrote my house and ruin. everything i own

nbc bay area news. >>> caltrans says 6 of the #9 bay area counties have seen traffic return to or exceed what it was before covid-19. the three are still seeing less traffic than before. might surprise you. san mateo, san francisco, and santa clara counties. >> we continue our coverage of the dixie fire which is just tearing through plumas and butte counties north of us, grew nearly 10,000 acres overnight. the northeastern perimeter has merged with a smaller fire which charred rubble and blackened trees. all that's left. it's terrible. the bla heavy smoke have led to evacuation orders in several communities along the west shore of lake alminore. so far the dixie fire has charred nearly 200,000 acres and at this point just 21% contained. >>> right now we're watching the smoke from the dixie fire impacting much of northeastern california as the threat of lightning spark fires perhaps closer to the bay area over the next days increases. as the monsoon moisture arrives we'll have a closer look at the impact hour by hour when we come right back. >> thank you, rob. >>> despite disappearing mor

>> reporter: ultimately this is a caltrans operation. it's their area beneath, they have been concerned about the homeless people moving in. no one from caltrans went on camera today, but they did release a statement. >> we've been working to provide service and support to people under the viaduct. we've also witnessed a year over year doubling of both pd and fd calls for service to this area. this has included fire, violent crime, and theft. >> i'm not allowed to have my tp up. re/max like a tide, the demolition work moved in, with cruise hacking at the tb tapestry. chrysler's friend, courtney huff, watched every step. >> homeless people are not treated with any kind of dignity or respect. we are treated like criminals. >> reporter: the tearing down of this tp that some called an eyesore, and one woman a home, took only a few minutes. what remains, a large, loud, dusty, case in point symbolizing all the frustrations of california's homeless crisis. >> ice cream makes everything better. >> reporter: or not. while everyone else bore witne

they were people can do donations are. >> to caltrans says there's been a year-over-year doubling off fires violent crime and stepped in this area. officials say more than half of those living here took up the offer of moving into new tents in what's being called a service support area. it's also under the freeway about a block away. but with things like restrooms and security. >> it's a collaboration with caltrans and the city of samara fell going to lead us to. >> a path of finding permanent housing. and if it is great. so it's like we know where they are. we can help them and what services they need. and for example, we have let's call outlets that they can charge their phones on to the case. workers can call them. and get a crisis is still sad about her tp being demolished. >> and doesn't like the idea of being fenced in. she accepted a tent at the service port area. well, this is just a temporary solution. last month. the city council voted to vet the idea of launching its own safe sleeping pilot program. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> other bay area news. a san lorenzo family is

it has been cleaned up because caltrans crews cleaned it up this morning. if you drive freeways across the bay you know what i'm talking about. >> it is to dirty. >> words from gavin are governor news him about trash along bay area freeways. caltrans crews up and that it this morning sweeping including this commuter lot. >> time to be more accountable and use the tax dollars a little more appropriately. >> reporter: today, the governor was along i-80 talking about is $1.1 billion new initiative to make the streets and public places look better. nuisance program is an effort to expand the state litter reduction initiative, part of his 12 billion-dollar comeback plan. >> hoping to hire 11,000 folks. >> reporter: it is more than making communities look better. newsom said this will give thousands of jobs to veterans and communities that want to be involved. >> we want to make neighborhoods more beautiful and livable and safe. >> reporter: the cruise collected enough waste last year in the bay area to fill up 18,000 trash trucks. that is unacceptable to state l

it's also on caltrans land under the freeway about a block away. but with things like restrooms and security. >> it's a collaboration with caltrans and the city of center fell going to lead us to. >> a path of finding permanent housing and if it is great. so it's like we know where they are. we can help them. and what services they need. and for example, we have let's call outlets that they can charge their phones on for the case. workers can call them. and get a crisis is still sad about her tp being demolished. >> and doesn't like the idea of being fenced in. she accepted a tent at the service port area. it's ok. >> get housing and the lady its commissioner. yes, we help lot to maureen kelly kron, 4 news. >> coming up as the delta variant spreads in california. what happens when you've been vaccinated. but to get exposed to covid-19 a local infectious disease expert has some advice. also, a new study reveals the most dangerous backyard activities for your kids. we've got some tips for parents. and after the break, what you need to know about the

oh, one was dismantled by caltrans plowed over kron four's. morning. kelly takes a look at where they're placing those people who were evicted. >> caltrans crews showed up to begin clearing the encampment that had been made up of dozens of tents spread underneath the one o one freeway and central sailor fell and some former residents are unhappy about it. it's heartbreaking. >> see how marine county treats homeless. it's it were an eyesore or people anymore. but courtney hop is one of the lucky ones. she says she was placed in a hotel room a few days ago. and my world this >> still gift couldn't bear to watch the dismantling of her tp that she says served as both for home as a makeshift church for the community. she's lived among for about a year. it's where we gather likable. we have problems for. they us they're people can do donations are. >> to caltrans says there's been a year-over-year doubling of reports of fires violent crime and stepped in this area. officials say more than half of those living here took up the offer of moving into new tents i

worker and you run into people and they say, oh, you work for caltrans?at really taste good. >> reporter: besides caltrans properties, the state initiative will provide resources to cities dealing with their own growing garbage problem. the governor says with the clean california initiative and $12 billion devoted to solving california's homeless crisis, areas like this should soon be getting a serious makeover. but the governor said it will take a multifaceted approach to really make a difference. >> we are doing so with more resources than any time in california history. to follow through on our commitment to get people housed and get people out of these dangerous environments. there is nothing compassionate about people living in encampments. >> reporter: in the east bay, laura anthony, abc7 news. >>> contrary to popular belief and what you hear all the time, californians are not fleeing the state in record numbers. new research shows 23% of voters say they are seriously considering moving elsewhere, but that is lower than the 24% found in the 2019 sur

as you can see by caltrans. they plowed over at kron four's morning. kelly takes a look at where everybody's going. >> caltrans crews showed up early this morning to begin clearing the encampment that had been made up of dozens of tents spread underneath the one o one freeway and central sailor fell and some former residents are unhappy about it. it's heartbreaking. >> to see how marine county treats homeless. it's it were an eyesore or people anymore. but courtney hop is one of the lucky ones. she says she was placed in a hotel room a few days ago. and my world this >> still gift couldn't bear to opwatch the dismantling of her tp that she says served as both for home and as a makeshift church for the community. she's lived among for about a year. it's where we gather likable. we have problems for. >> they know us. they were people can do donations are. >> to caltrans says there's been a year-over-year doubling of reports of fires violent crime and stepped in this area. officials say more than half of those living here took up the offer of moving into

caltran has not said when that highway will reopen. i want to check now with vianey arana, did you feel any shaking where you are? >> i sure did. i tweeted out a video within a few seconds of feeling it. this little guy started barking. interestingly enough, i did take a look at the distance wide where i am located which is in san jose verses where it happened. it is 2.5 hours away. my guess is i felt the sway of the earthquake based on the fact that i live in a taller building. a lot of the buildings in california are designed to sway with the motion of the earthquake. i did tweeted out and a lot of people retweeted saying the dog felt it. in 2019, i got to meet with a seismologist, the number one question is can dogs feel earthquake? the thing is no. they are sensitive to sound, they can feel it but it is already happening. nothing fell off so that's the good thing. it was a littleerve-racking once i started feeling the shake of the building. >> okay, good. we'll follow the story. a 5.9 earthquake at 3:50 near tahoe. just up in nevad

oh, one, it was being dismantled by caltrans today. kron four's maureen. kelly reports on the helping offered to those evicted. >> caltrans crews showed up early this morning to begin clearing the encampment that had been made up of dozens of tents spread underneath the one o one freeway and central sailor fell and some former residents are unhappy about it. it's heartbreaking. >> see how marine county treats homeless. it's it were an eyesore or people anymore. but courtney hop is one of the lucky ones. she says she was placed in a hotel room a few days ago my world this >> still gift couldn't bear to watch the dismantling of her tp that she says served as both for home and as a makeshift church for the community. she's lived among for about a year. it's where we gather likable. we have problems for. >> they know us. they were people can do donations are. >> to caltrans says there's been a year-over-year doubling of reports of fires violent crime and stepped in this area. officials say more than half of those living here took up the offer of moving into ne

. >> the quake triggered reports of rockslides in multiple locations and caltrans crews are responding to route 395 and highway 89 into tahoe and traffic is being diverted as cruise work to try to clear all of the rocks away. take a look at this. a viewers sending us some video of a rockslide and as he was driving from the quake. this is along 395 and you can see the dust it kicked up as the rocks came tumbling down. our chief meteorologist, paul heggen is giving us some perspective on how widespread the quake is. i talked to some folks. you think they felt that in rohnert parkgofor you. in the sierra, people were holding on. >>> you can see on the did you feel it map and as you can expect it will concentrate closer to the quake. this is our usual view of the bay area that we show you at the start of the weather cast and look how far away the center of this is. it is way over here along the nevada border and this is the size of the quake that we could feel it that far away and this magnitude has been upgraded to 6.0 and so far i have seen 32 aftershocks officially being reported on the

. >>> caltrans moved in today to clear out a large homeless camp in san rafael, the site under 101 near fourth and have written sits on state property. the city said it's been growing fast since the pandemic and is now simply too large. >> a place of healing and peace for people. >> it's devastating when your community is ripped apart, when you've built a small -- what you're able to bring together and coalesce, and then the state comes in and rips it to shreds. >> caltrans told us, as the camp grows, police and fire are getting more calls to respond there for various incidents. >>> oakland police chief laurent armstrong is taking a new approach to the spiking crime in his city. he said he will lead a rally this saturday at lake merritt to launch his new initiative, called stand up for safe oakland. we are told he was planning it even before the violent fourth of july he described as, quote, 12 hours of nonstop chaos. during that time, officers dealt with seven shootings, a suspicious death, and a massive sideshow, not to mention all the illegal fireworks. the chief pointed to all of it

caltrans crews will clean up trash all over the state. pieces a program will also give thousands of jobs to veterans and people who are transitioning from homelessness and at risk youth. >>> last year caltrans cruise collected enough waste in the bay area to fill up 18,000 trash trucks. >>> we are asking the u.s. district court for the southern district of florida to order an immediate halt soci media companies' illegal, shameful censorship of the american people. >> former president trump taking on social media giants facebook, twitter, and youtube. kpix 5's kit though is live outside google headquarters with more on the lawsuits filed today. >> legal scholars say that mr. trump has a pattern of behavior of using lawsuits to garner attention, and this time it's no different. >> yeah, we're playing into his hands right now in this conversation. >> reporter: it has been six months since trump was banned indefinitely from facebook, twitter, and youtube for his role in fighting the january 6th insurrection at the capitol, and in a class-acti

caltrans crews picking up trash all over the state, part of the governor's 12 billion-dollar comeback plan. >> it's too dirty. time to clean up the state. time to be a little bit more accountable. time to use our tax dollars a little bit more appropriately. >> the governor says this will also give thousands of jobs to veterans, people who are transitioning from homelessness, and at risk youth. >> communities want to be involved in making their own neighborhood more beautiful and livable, and safer. >> last year caltrans crews collected enough waste in the bay area to fill up 18,000 trash trucks. so what happens if the trash returns after this? the governor says the crews will be back out there. we first brought you governor newsom's remarks live on cbsn bay area. you can watch 24/7 streaming on kpix.com or the kpix 5 news app . >>> there has been a covert outbreak at the state capitol, and now, california lawmakers and staffers must all wear masks. reporter heather janssen in sacramento with details. >> reporter: the masks are back inside the state capitol after this memo revealed the

caltrans is adding a pedestrian underpass below highway one. oh, one and the tracks to reach a new center boarding platform. they will also upgrade the tracks and signals in the area. but this project will cost over a 96 million dollars. it's 35 million dollars more than the initial estimation. caltrans says san mateo county transfer county transportation will fill about 23 million dollars of the gap. >> still ahead tonight, the warriors right city block party is back and features some big name performances will take a look at who you >> today marks 50 years since the death of doors singer jim morrison at the age of just 27 since then, fans have the doors have made it a tradition to come together and remember the legendary front man at his grave in paris. felicia bolton was there to mark a half century since his passing and spoke to fans about what it means to them. >> to hundreds of fans gathered at jim morrison's grave in paris to pay tribute to the american singer and poet on the 50th anniversary of his death morrison is famous for writing s

they had caltrans to 42 northbound between 6 80 northbound in concord avenue. that was closed. and again, ie looks like they just opened a little bit ahead of 09:00am also checking down here along one, oh, one to 8085 82, let's all great for you as you're traveling through the south bay. that's a look at your traffic area. back to you. >> giants are headed into the all-star break with the best record in baseball. they swept the nationals finished polish them off yesterday. bottom of the second this filling in for buster posey who has a so by the way, he can't be the first all-star game. he has this three-run home run that gave the giants the lead and they held on for the win. final score was 3 to one. here is manager. gabe kepler sport and their fancy sherbert outfits. throw think it's worth noting that on this we we won games and we did without. >> you know, our number one catcher or all-star catcher. we had 4 different catchers start games on this homestand. and i think that just kind is a good example of how we've stepped up for each other. as a team how these players take a

caltrans says work crews took extra precautions during the triple digit temperatures, including takingir conditioned trucks. california's death valley this weekend came close to breaking its own. own record for the hottest known temperature on the planet. the temperature climbed to an incredible 130 degrees in the northern mojave desert. friday, saturday and sunday. that is just four degrees shy of the hottest known temperature on the planet, which is 134 degrees, also recorded in death valley back in 1913. pfizer says a covid booster shot will be needed. the cbc, though, says not so fast. the arguments from both sides coming up also ahead tonight, riders on a carnival ride got way more than they bargained for how onlookers jumped into action to help stop that ride. the hour of freedom has arrived given americans seeing something happening in their country that hasn't been seen in 60 years, and for many, it is a time to celebrate and also this is the silence volvo never wants you to hear. so we're as committed to protecting you in an accident, as we are in preventing them. this is volv

now, caltrans says there was a lot of coordination with other agencies, including the chp to get thebut cruz did not expect such intense heat from the heat wave. it was so hot and conquered, water truck said, to spray down the concrete to make sure it dried correctly. there's always heat and conquered. but the record heat is unusual, and then we're having to do the extra pores with a concrete trucks. um and extra ports with the water trucks to make sure the concrete i, caltrans says work crews also took extra precautions during the triple digit temperatures, including taking some extra water breaks in their air conditioned trucks. well, he's once in a generation type player tomorrow at major league baseball's all star game, he's going to finally received the attention he has earned in a big way. l a angels star shohei otani will not only be the american league starting pitcher in the game. he will also bat leadoff. and by doing so he will become the first two way starter in the history of the all star game, and that goes back to the thirties. right now. otani leads the league with 33

caltrans says there was a lot of coordination with other agencies, including highway patrol to get this but cruz did not expect such an intense heat wave over the weekend. it was so hot and conquered that water trucks had to spray down the concrete to make sure a dried correctly. there's always heating conquered, but the record heat is unusual. and then we're having to do the extra porters with the concrete trucks. um and extra ports with the water trucks to make sure the concrete is cool enough so it can cure, caltrans says work crews took extra precautions during the triple digit temperatures, including taking extra water breaks in their air conditioned trucks with that we checked in with ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo woke up this morning felt great out mark compared over the weekend. nice and cool, isn't. refreshing mike, you have the fog back in the picture, at least close by. temperature's coming down quite a bit, so, yeah, we're not talking about any more excessive heat warnings, at least for right now. or the heat advisories temperatures they are cooling off in that trend will c

so foggy caltran put up the advisory. the fog is different. it's a little higher.'s still misting. this is the camera lens on top of the mark hopkins hotel. this is classic gloom day. we should call it no sky july. it will mist out along the coast and probably in the east bay hills. don't be surprised if you're in those locations where the marine layer is thick. it will look like it rained. at most it's 1/100ths to 2/100ths. here's what's different. san jose, it's gray. yesterday at this time you had gray sky. the marine layer is at more widespread. everybody's did the gray sky when you wake up. temperatures in the low 60s for most of us. watch what happens when we switch from currents and we bring on where the clouds are, where they aren't. they basically are and for just about everybody. by the time we get to the late morning you'll get sunshine. everybody will clear out with the exception of right in here. this is 2:00 in the afternoon. it will be one of those days where the city never gets blue sky. you didn't get much yesterday. you can see this will extend in

caltrans crews are replacing 3500 ft of concrete on hbo and highway to 42.hat work started friday night, and crews plan to have the highway reopened by 10 tomorrow morning. the work has been planned for months, and calderon says there was a lot of coordination with other agencies. including the chp to get the project rolling. but cruz didn't expect such an intense heatwave. in fact, it's been so hot and conquered during the daytime hours that water trucks had to spray down the cement to make sure that it dried correctly. there's always heat and conquered. but the record heat is unusual. and then we're having to do the extra pores with the concrete trucks. um and extra ports with the water trucks to make sure the concrete is cool enough so we can cure caltrans says work crews are also taking extra precautions during the triple digit temperatures. they're taking breaks in air conditioned cars. and drinking plenty of water. firefighters all across the bay area. want to see those temperatures come down, two alarm fire broke out around 2 45 this afternoon near ro

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. >>> caltrans clearing out a homeless encampment that's overtaken a park and ride in central san rafael and dozers rolled in to scoop up buckets unr wa1 at the d items of transit center and caltrans partnered with marine county, city of san rafael and social services agency to find help for people impacted by today's action. >>> a san francisco o woman's future is looking better since we showcased her plight last week the mother of two owed $3,000 in back rent and since the story aired, maria has received nearly $10,000 in donations from community members and two nonprofit agencies. so much thanks to the generosity of some of our viewers as well. she called the donations a blessing. >>> here comes elsa. outer bands of tropical storm hit florida today and this is video from key west. today the national weather service issued a hurricane warning for florida's gulf coast. president biden declared a state of emergency making federal aid available. elsa slammed into cuba yesterday dropping several inches of rain and packing 60 miles per hour winds. check in with mr. christian track the storm

caltrans reopened i-5 but evacuation orders are in effect. >>> the fire by the town of lead it is 25% contained and 3,500 people under mandatory evacuation orders. illegal marijuana gross are complicating firefighting operations on the ground and winds have grounded operations from the air. and the 25 miles away from that fire, the tenant fire near highway 97 and tenant road. that has burned almost 10,000 acres and it is 6% contained. now that smoke has beend nn cal. luckily we haven't gotn too that w. it in t deal the weather conditions with the fires. let's check with darren peck for the latest. >> i can show you the smoke plumes you were referencing and she said moving to the north. high resolution satellite is dark at this point of the day. but you can orient where you are. that's the plume of smoke coming off of several different fires. the salt fire and we've also the lava fire. that's all the marine layer out here. what we are concerned about, is how much smoke is coming off the fire and which direction it is moving. you don't see a whole lot of direct movement there. if wes in

thanks to caltrans crews cleared it out to dozens of tents. been there for years and those evicted we're actually. >> offered a chance to relocate to what they're calling now a service support area which is in collaboration with caltrans and the city of sandra fell. so about a block away. yeah. they get other benefits are still tense, which they put there for them this time. and now there are restrooms security and even plum so they can charge things. >> so it's like we know the hour. we can help them. and what services they need. and for example, we have outlets that they can charge their phones on to the case. workers can call them. >> now. while the service support area is a temporary solution. last month. the sanibel city council voted to consider the idea of launching its own safe sleeping pilot program. >> we'll take a break at 7.25. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a garbage can full of fireworks is set off outside the home of a council member. we'll tell you where and why he believes this that actually may have been racially mot

as you can see, caltrans cleared it out. there are dozens of tense there.hen had been in the area for years. those people evicted were offered the chance to relocate to what they're calling a service support area which is a collaboration between caltrans and sandra fell. and it's only a block away from the old encampment. they have tense there, but they also have facilities restrooms and security. >> so it's likely know the hour. we can help them. and what services they need. and for example, we have electrical outlets that they can charge their phones on for the case. workers can call them. and get a whole. >> well. the service a poor area is just a temporary solution. last month. the sanfl city council voted to consider the idea of launching its own safe sleeping pilot program. 9.25. and still ahead, coming up next, an interview with oakland's police chief. we're going hear what he has to say about the spike in violence and what to do to solve the problem. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so

in the north bay, caltrans is clearing out a homeless encampment that has overtaken a park in centrall. dozens rolled into scoop up buckets of furniture and other items into big dump trucks. this income it is located under highway 101 near the transit center. caltrans said it is partnering with the city of san rafael and social service agencies to find homes and get help for impacted people. >> san rafael is one of a kind with all of the local partners that we work with with the city and all of our outreach. we have been able to house over 340 people who have experienced homelessness. >> some of the people living under the overpass moved to a city sanctioned support center which is about a block away. >> a major infrastructure project that is underway this morning. crews will begin work on making earthquake upgrades to the anderson dam near morgan hill. they will build a tunnel allowing it to release more water in the event of an emergency or major storm. construction expected to last at least two years. napa is offering homeowners cash for their grass. >> tan effort to save water dur

i was following a caltrans camera and it is very backed up.a live picture here at the bay bridge toll plaza. very empty right no a different trend from what we are seeing. i want to say that is partly due to a crash in hercules. when you have that big buildup on 80, things are light which means they will be light at the toll plaza. a little bit of a chain reaction there. >>> check out this floating head that is looming over tokyo. people took video of this unusual site at a park. it happened earlier today. it is actually a hot-air balloon with a face on it. japanese arts collective is behind the project. it can be seen from afar without people having to gather at one site. > >> okay. >>> a mom carrying a lot of weight on her back, literally. a video you might find really cute or really scary. >>> back to the new details on the attempt to blow up the >>> another is in tacoma city after a man tried to lower her children with a snow cone. this attempted kidnapping was caught on surveillance video. the woman's daughter says the man told her to get

caltrans will close every night for maintenance work. it will stay closed through 6:30 the following morning. that will take place through the end of the month. the closure does not have a detour. drivers will be forced to head back in the other direction. definitely plan ahead. up next, not all heroes wear capes. some wear baseball caps. >> what one bay area doctor is doing and saying after his lifesaving actions at a weekend giants game. we'll tell you the major leaguers weighing in on their dad's quick thinking. >>> pope francis is expected to spend a few more days at the hospital. yesterday the pontiff made his first public appearance delivering the weekly blessing from the 10th floor of the hospital instead of the usual win dope overlooking st. peters square. the 84-year-old had surgery on july 4th to remove a portion of his colon which had narrowed due to inflammation. more after the break. >>> a bay area doctor, after he helped save a woman who was choking at this weekend's dodgers game, says he's surprised by all the attention. >

and caltrans continuing to cleanup this evening removing large rocks, mud and logs. agency hoping to reopen that route tomorrow. >>> as the wildfires and the effects of climate change put a strain on the state's power supply. the governor signed an emergency proclamation freeing up extra sources of power. the order streamlines permit requirements to speedup the expands of battery storage systems and eases restrictions on using back up generators when the power system is squeezed. >>> speaking of feeling squeezed. we need the rain. it is not coming, it is what it is. we have to just make it through until we get to the rainy season, paul, how is the weekend looking? >> it is looking okay. a t a squeeze in the here helping to kick in the onshore wind. tomorrow, passing clouds, of the moisture off to the south/southeast. we will not see any sprinkles, no dry lightning threat that is good news, then, that stronger breeze will kick in early next week as the atmosphere gets squeezed between the storm system off of the coast, high pressure. not only stronger onshore winds bu

caltrans lifted the closures this morning. fire crews expect full containment around the end of august. meanwhile, the massive dixie fire in butte and plumas counties now covers an area nearly twice the size o the city of san jose. at least 54 buildings have burned down. the fire is 23% contained. now, the weather not doing firefighters any favors. warmed up so much so a statewide flex alert is in effect through 9:00 tonight. >> brian hackney joins us now, and he's tracking those temperatures, brian? >> some places have actually cooled down today, other places it did at least finish on par with yesterday. but it's in the great valley -- hot over the century mark. and i mean great valley wide. a layer of low clouds from the sales force tower camera o shoreli ys spell innd, and it will. e' goingaveo wai for on theutbulls being driven by a huge dome of high pressure that is parked over nebraska. and especially in this part of california it's one of the reasons for the flex alert, because all the way from redding to bakersfield an

we do have some road work happening caltrans.42 northbound between 6.80 northbound concord avenue. all lanes are closed. there. see a lot of people taken 6.80, around that to get to highway 4 also heading into the city traffic bumper to bumper we had some earlier stalled vehicles here a little under 20 minutes to make it to that fremont street exit. once you finally do reach the maze. it's still pretty slow along 5.80, in 80 the san mateo bridge. no major issues all throughout the morning. we've been great here under 40 minutes for your drive time and look at the golden gate bridge. you see just a little fog as you're traveling in still 21 minutes for your drive time. we'll have more of this coming up next. our ian james, back to you. thanks a lot rain, a 32 in a big story in the south bay, the valley transportation authority has got a light rail service back up and running. they planted by the end of the month. gas service as you're fully aware has been suspended since may when that vta worker shot and killed 9 of his colleagues

it's not a caltrans project on the grid but it is still there.ive affecting folks who are driving for the earlier commute in towards san francisco and past sfo. 280 is clear there. that's for that portion of 101. in san jose your typical slowing from 680 up to oakland road and just now the last few seconds i've seen a little bit of slowing showing up right there, enough to trigger the change from green to yellow down past saratoga. i will track that and make sure nothing major is going on. we're tracking that and a little build, a subtle change. vasco a couple more minutes out of brentwood and down to 580. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> happening now san francisco mayor london breed is preparing to tout the city's recently passed budget ahead of today's board of supervisors meeting. the two-year $26 billion plan includes half a billion in continued response to covid-19 relief. it also includes a billion dollars to support the city's homeless epidemic. the mayor also pledging $144 million in funding early childhood education. >>> 5:53. much mor

governor newsom and caltrans join together today to kick off the clean california initiative.ill tackle all of the garbage and debris across the state. >> it is too dirty. time to clean up the state and now you have a historic amount of money. $1.1 billion. unprecent to cleanup the state of california. >> that money is designated to clean up and beautify streets, thoroughfares, entrances and exits at transit centers across california. caltrans says it will also be used to engage local government and the community and create jobs that focus on a cleaner environment. >>> now to our special series, california dreaming, where we look at issues affecting the california dream and people working to get that dream alive. with summer underway it is time to celebrate one of the great things about living in the golden state, our beaches. and there is plenty of good news. >> whether you are exploring a forest or the beautiful cliffs overlooking the ocean, the features that we have up and down the california coast is just beautiful and striking. >> the beach mean so much to so many. it is

well, caltrans will be working through the night into tomorrow to clear the rocks now blocking a number of narrow mountain passes. >> the largest quake, a magnitude 6.0 struck at about 3:49 this afternoon. katie nielsen spoke to people in the tri-valley that felt a jolt. >> reporter: everyone we talked to described it a little differently but some said it felt like a rumble, others said it felt more like waves. but everyone who felt it say it was strong enough to rattle their nerves. >> a big potential for disaster. do you see all those bottles, they were just sitting up on the shelves. >> reporter: eric edgar manages a wine store in downtown pleasanton and was working in the shop when the quake hit. his first thought, the wine. >> i've been here 22 years and we have yet to lose a bottle to an earthquake. >> reporter: from concord to hayward and daly city, people posted videos of chandeliers swaying. >> i have these little clouds on my ceiling and they were moving back and forth. my brother and sister came out of their room saying did you feel it. >> it was like a rocking. i was getting

. >>> more road closures coming this weekend as caltran continues to do major road work on 242.the closure begins at 10:00 p.m. and continues until monday at 10:00 a.m. northbound lanes will be closed over night but one lane will be reopened during the daytime. signs will be posted but drivers are warranted to expect delays and allowing extra travel time. just in time for summer break. the popular park that just expanded its opening for you and your kids. >> yeah! delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. but that's not all you'll find here. there are hundreds of good-paying jobs, with most new workers hired from bayview-hunter's point. we don't just work at recology, we own it, creating opportunity and a better planet. now, that's making a difference. my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i disco

the freeway, the 1, 1, freeway is no more caltrans.ews showed up early this morning to clear the dozens of taken hold of that area for years now and was the site of several complaints. those who were evicted were offer the chance to relocate to what's called service support area. it's a collaboration with caltrans and the city of sandra fell just a block away from that old encampment. they're still there are there are still tense, but also there are other amenities such as restrooms and there is security. what officials hope can provide a path to permanent housing. >> so it's like we know where they are. we can help them. and what services they need. and for example, we have outlets that they can charge their phones on to the case. workers can call them. >> well, the service support area is a temporary solution. last month. this nfl city council voted to consider the idea of launching its own safe sleeping pilot program. elections officials across california are gearing up for governor gavin newsom's upcoming recall election is now set

pronged approach to tackling the homeless crisis, while caltrans will be doing a lot of the work, thiscreate 11,000 jobs for people exiting homelessness at risk. youth veterans, former inmates, local artists and students. and we believe in the power, of example and redemption. and so the focus is on formerly homeless formerly incarcerated at risk youth. we've already hired or at least have job offers out to 400 people just in the last week, and the goal is 11,000 people all throughout the state of california as part of this program. the program includes potential projects in all 58 counties in the state. a third of the money will go to cities and counties to help them pay for cleaning up more local streets and publics places. but as you also heard a key component of this, andre is providing new work opportunities live in the newsroom. heather holmes ktvu, fox two news. all right, heather, thank you so much. former president donald trump announced class action lawsuits today against facebook, twitter and google, he says the reason is that conservatives are being censored and the former