this is a way of caltrans to lean in. >> reporter: as companies struggle with vaccine policies, caltrans isso for the haven't had too much pushback from people interested in working for them. >> we are looking for people to be vaccinated, but that is not a requirement. we do do testing if people aren't vaccinated. >> reporter: while staff are impressed with the turnout and they say their workforce isn't too low to affect their ability to operate, they aren't just hiring for new positions. there are vacancies in the agency also. >> we have the people we need, but there is always turnover in retirement. we are always looking for retirement new talents. we have these positions based on clean california. >> reporter: caltrans is recruiting across the nine bay area counties. if you aren't able to make it to one of those, you can always apply online. >> we have a link to the site to apply for caltrans jobs that kpix.com. >>> let's start out by taking a look outside this morning. we will check out the view we've got from our camera that sits above the san mateo bridge . the good news on this is

has a record number of job openings and caltrans is among the companies hoping for a hiring spree. >> they want to hire hundreds of workers. we checked at a job fair in san jose. >>> hiring new employees this fall has been a struggle for many companies and industries. california had one of the highest on employment rates last month and is not adding that many jobs. >> it is challenging. understanding it because of the pandemic. >> reporter: interest in working for the state remain strong and people are showing up to job fairs like this one. >> in oakland we had a tremendous response at the job fair and also, here, people were in line at 7:00 in >> reporter: caltrans needs workers in the bay area as part of the clean california program, and the agency hopes applicants will continue to consider the openings. >> in some ways it is challenging but, in other ways, because of the pandemic people are looking for new industries to work in and a state job with caltrans is a great opportunity. for those who came to this location applied in person, waiting to hear back about a possible interview

caltrans needs to put some concrete barriers. driver of that 18 wheeler crashed into a guardrail right now. crews are using this bulldozer right behind me to place those caught the various where the guard will use to be in order for this to be. >> a safe highway for all drivers. now the wreck happened on highway one near the downtown about exit around one 20 this morning. chp says that the driver of that big break. you see on your screen was going south on highway one. oh, one fell asleep and crashed into guardrail gates in dealer was carrying big chunks of scrap metal. chp says that the big flipped onto the side of the road. the debris that flew onto the northbound lanes of highway one oh, one driver in a separate car crashed into the metal but is okay and the person driving the 18 wheeler walked away with minor injuries. now caltrans is placing a 180 feet of concrete barriers where the bar bill used to be. >> and as i said, this is for the safety of drivers. now, once that's done, they will reopen all lanes and caltrans tells m

caltrans workers say they're already completed some repair work along 11 in petaluma to prevent future run off the. posted an image of the area this weekend, which shows damage from erosion during last month, atmospheric river a few miles south there, caltrans is ready to bring in palm splits you if necessary. if people who live next to highways, one on one sound walled start to notice that their backyards. r ponting once again during last month's big rain sound wall design flaw trapped water in some yards caltrans workers say engineers are working to come up with long term solution to that problem back in chief meteorologist bill martin. we go and. it's been nice to have a little bit of a break. but here we go again. yes, yes. and we're getting the breaks just like you need them. we can jason appelbaum talking out in the hall. you know he was asking. well, if we get how much rain can we take? well, if we get breaks like we're getting, we can take a lot of rain. and so we've had a few days break. we're going to get a good amount of rain on monday night into tuesday morning into tuesday

however, i spoke to caltrans and they tell me that they can get this done. maybe within next few hours. but if you look behind me, this is this truck is exactly what caltrans means. you see this bulldozer hearing concrete barriers. that's what they're policing. where the guardrail used to be. the driver of an 18 wheeler crashed into a guardrail. but right now. >> a bulldozer is placing concrete barriers. there and. >> this is at the scene as did the scene is different compared to earlier this morning around one 20. that's when the wreck happened on highway 1 one. >> in the downtown, a bottle exit chp says the driver of that big rig you see on your screen was going south on highway one. oh, one, he fell asleep and crashed into a guardrail. the 18 wheeler was carrying big tons of scrap metal. chp says the big rig flipped onto the side of the road debris. onto the northbound lanes of highway one. oh, one. >> the driver in a separate car crashed into the metal. but is okay. the person driving the 18 wheeler walked away with minor injuries now caltrans like i sai

i live look, caltrans camera. northbound 101 at oakland road. injuries reported here. emergency crews are on the scene. we don't have an estimated time for when this will clear so expect delays. mike: thank you. let's talk temperatures. mostly clear conditions. 53 from sunset to chrissy field. we have mid to upper 40's in the north bay with thick fog. upper 40's run palo alto, pleasanton and livermore, and santa clara. temperatures up to nine degrees cooler than yesterday. dress for that. 56 at san francisco at 8:00. running up to 67 degrees, warmer than average by a couple of degrees into 2:00. down to 59 by 8:00. a look from mount tam. a gorgeous day developing. a lot of heavy dew on the cars and lawns. if you are teeing off or trying to hit the greens, it will be wet. sunglasses needed for errands and exercise. mild this afternoon. a look at high temperatures. it is sponsored by disney plus. >> lesko. we have a lot to talk about. ♪ >> yes, i like wh like wh saying. ♪ >> we will do this together. >> awesome. ♪ >> what happened to your shirt? ♪ >> i have been looking

we reached out to chp and caltrans.id there's no systems in place to properly record shootings on alameda county freeways, and there's no hope that will happen anytime soon. cheryl hurd, today in the bay. >> we could get answers on the true impact on the climate in crisis. they are looking at the impact of wildfire on the state and the california economies. the wine industry is definitely feeling the heat from the wildfires. they have had to adapt every season, and more of them are turning to rose' to avoid smoky tasting wine. >> you pick up smoke aromas later on, and you want to make a nice bottle of wine that is picking up smoke flavors. >> that winemaker says you will probably see more rose' wine bottles on the shelves this year. >>> the south bay soccer legend says welfare to the field. what he is admitting about his new life in retirement. >>> and now you will be able to buy crab off the boat of fisherman's wharf. crab sales are supposed to start next year, however that season is on hold. there's no word on when th

. >>> now to a live look where caltrans will begin the first caltrans toll equipment.ecting data but no tolls will be charged just yet. >>> meteorologist, vianey arana, has a quick look at the microclimate forecast as we fell back overnight. >> we sure did. it will be a lovely sunday ahead. we're expected to see a calm afternoon. current temperatures, a little chilly when you head out the door in the low 40s for the north bay. santa rosa, 41. napa, 41. san josÉ in the mid-40s, at 45. by this afternoon we will continue to see the dry conditions. it will be partly cloudy, so expect temperatures in the mid and upper 60s down through the south bay. 65 in san josÉ, 62 for san francisco, and then enjoy today's drive and partly cloudy conditions because we are monitoring another system expected to move in headed into monday's forecast, and that will bring us a chance of seeing more rain in the bay area. things are calm overall. if i zoom it in closer, you can tell things are quiet, and once the storm moves in we have our very own mobile doppler radar, stormranger. we are also

caltrans says this will help more goods get from ports to distribution centers.e increased truck weight permits will will apply. permits will apply. to the entire state highway system, including interstate routes between ports and distribution centers in california. coming up on the 11 o'clock news disturbing allegations in the east bay. the couple arrested for allegedly sex trafficking, kidnapping and sexually assaulting a minor. and we've got some showers in the forecast, not a big deal, but it's going to impact some folks as we head into the next few days. i'll have that forecast coming up first, though, after the break the bay area politicians who are considering iran at congresswoman jackie speier seat which is up for grabs next year. and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroonies. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your

moments ago caltrans clearing a rather rage accident on the strand.uck ended up stuck on the center divide. like a teeter-totter, just stuck. no word on any injuries, but clearing the accident has certainly been tricky. here is the fallout on the traffic map. eastbound traffic not doing much better. drivers being urged to take the dunbarton bridge as an alternative. >>> new numbers show how parents have rushed to get their children vaccinated. >> a very strong start in the two weeks since the vaccines were authorized for children as young as five. >> how health officials are trying to keep up that momentum. >> reporter: they have a pretty could set-up here. when the vaccine first was offer tornado these kids, there was very eager rush of parents to get the shot to their kids. that was about 12 days guy. since then, covid cases have steadily been on the rise here in the south bay, and so now the rush is on to get as many kids vaccinated as possible before the holidays. santa clara county's waitest weapon against covid to make shots fun? >> do you like

caltrans workers say engineers are working to come up. with a long term solution to fix that problem back, we go to chief meteorologist bill martin and. so now but really, 10 11 o'clock hour. that's when we get the hhf. yeak up some parts of the north bay right now. mike are getting hit with some pretty significant rainfall and one of the things i was going back to the trees, falling limbs down. we will have wind and we do have if you look at the trees right now, there are a lot of leaves still on trees. this is the storm that's going to take the leaves off the trees, right? so we're going to see a big difference between the leaves this morning and the leaves tomorrow afternoon that are in the catch basins that are in the drains that are on the ground. so with that inch and a half of rain potential 2.5 inches in the hills, maybe three. there's gonna be a lot of clogged drains, i think and so tomorrow morning's committee will be affected accordingly. the showers out there right now i can show you the live. radar and the yellows represent r

caltrans only live stream, they do not record. this, however, is not the case in contra costa county. after a spike in freeway shootings, the city of pittsburgh set up cameras along a key stretch of highway 4. after those cameras were installed in 2017, pittsburgh says it's made more arrests and recovered more stolen cars. >>> another story that we're watching tonight. will san francisco confront its difficult racist past? the city is home to one of the largest chinatowns in the united states, but its treatment of the chinese community is filled with discrimination. city supervisors sent the resolution back to committee to deal with the possible fiscal issue. supervisor matt haynie still read aloud an admission san francisco enacted racist laws and policies dating back to the 1860s. the board will not take a final vote until next month, but he said it was point to get the admission on the record. >> law after law passed in this building targeting chinese immigrants, ing to school, doin, actually targeting violence against them. th

caltrans is on scene.il that the driver and used a bulldozer to take up all of the debris like i said, are strapping the metal to on to that wheeler and they are preparing to tow it away. at this time. the scene is still active started chp says that they have to filled. all of this far will that the driver i like. i said, it's going to take about hours. and that's when all lanes will be reopened. but at time, traffic is be prepared people care for the northbound and southbound lanes. least one lane open, but they are preparing to open up some more at the time. it's unclear when that will happen. but i i'm being told that is as soon as they are able to. >> well, a so a lot of work to be done here, but it's moving along. mike. >> thank you camila stick. but we're still so that this could this could affect right until the early evening commute henschel like 3, 4, 5 o'clock is going to be affected by this is a story we're obviously going to following all day long. we have team coverage of that this morning. ra

. >> first of all i will say the men and women out by caltrans in the directory there does phenomenal work in each individual project is going to have a different story to tell and do think that where we have seen over the years, is that more and more contractors are coming in ahead of schedule and under budget because it's been a priority for the state dot for a number of years now and working with our private sector partners that are building most of these projects to make sure these projects come in on time or on budget and even better, and of schedule and under budget. >> finally, this text from wisconsin, why can't you use electric lines like tennessee for broadband, lines are already there across the country rated. >> i think that is a great comment, one of the things in many state devotees across the country are doing is laying conduit, every time and that they are doing a road construction project, so if you are out there and you are building a new stretch of roadway or reconstructing an existing stretch of roadway, although states are bearing conduit within that roadway so th

caltrans' cameras snapped this picture. here is a close locker at the backup. you can see the crash is impacting both lanes now to foster city. >> california has hit amazon with a $500,000 fine as a penalty for the way the company employees about covid outbreaks. amazon must now tell warehouse employees about new covicases within 24 hours. the company must also do a better job notifying local health officials of any outbreaks. >> amazon's practices led to workers not knowing if they had been potentially exposed to two, 20, or even 200 cases of covid-19. this left many workers understandably terrified and powerless to make informed decisions to protect themselves and to protect their loved ones. >> amazon put out a statement that says, quote, we've worked hard from the ding of the pandemic to keep our customers safe and deliver for our customers. >>> adviser to former president donald trump steve bannon turned himself into the fbi this morning. >> in the administrative state wants to take me on, bring it, because we're here to fight th, d e into go on offense. >

in san jose and caltrans electrification project. 47.2 for roads, bridges and ports and zero emission technology. $11 billion-plus for water sfli and infrastructure, including drinking water in particular. and $3.3 billion for wildfire prevention plus restoration for communities in burned areas. there's also $5.5 billion in money for power infrastructure to prevent blackouts in california and to help the system withstand extreme weather. with the vote on the infrastructure and jobs bill, sights are set on the build back better bill which zoe lofgren says will not be funded by regular joes. >> the build back better bill, which is next, actually more than pays for itself, and how does it do that? not by taxing middle class people but going after where the money is. if you take a look at corporate taxes, there are major corporations that made a kazillion dollars and paid no taxes whatsoever. >> we could see a vote on the build back better bill as early as november 15th. in san jose, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, kris. >>> happening today, more bay area remembrances are p

. >> which is the result of a joint collaboration that includes caltrans, the contra costa county da'sice and cities impacted by freeway shooting several years ago along interstate 80 and highway for similar coalition would likely be needed in oakland city council member saying 1000 kron 4 a statement that reads in part, quote, this isn't something the city has jurisdiction over. but i open to hearing more of what the chief has to say. what i am focused is getting illegal guns off our streets and quote so i am. >> fully behind the call to get more surveillance technology out there. however, city council member laura taylor says he supports the idea as long as privacy rights are protected. >> and also concerns relative to over region overviews of. >> the information that the city of oakland privacy advisory commission would also be involved in any decision to install surveillance cameras in oakland has it made you cry on for oakland police are investigating yet another shooting. a man is in critical condition after being shot yesterday in east oakland police say the shooting. >> happene

body was found in the front passenger seat of this burgundy colored suv on an access road into the caltransnt windows were blown out by what could have been bullets the driver survived chp will only say they are conducting an investigation. so it's unclear who shot at the suv and whether it was targeted or random chp could be seen talking to witnesses a massive backup and suit clogging westbound traffic heading to san francisco from the macarthur maze by 11:45 the alameda county sheriff's department coroner's van arrived at the scene and the bay bridge was reopened by noon. just a few weeks ago 23 month old jason wu was shot in the forehead as he traveled on southbound 880 in a car. his mother was driving police. leave the family was caught in gang crossfire there have been dozens upon

. >> i am communicating with the how many and the oakland police department as well as caltrans to see can do here in oakland with the installation of some cameras on certain areas of highways. >> reporter: he says the bottom line is something dramatic needs to be done to help save lives and leaders hope tomorrow will be a step in that direction. in oakland, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> a deadly fire in aircraft county that started this afternoon around 1:30 p.m. in brentwood at an apartment complex on nancy street. sky ranger was overhead. when firefighters arrived, the apartment was fully engulfed in flames. they pulled two men from the building. one died. a dog in the apartment also died. >>> okay, california wants all counties statewide to follow in santa clara county's foot steps. the state health leaders are urging vaccine providers to give covid booster shots to any adult who wants one. that means now if you're over the age of 18 and have waited at least six months since your last dose, you can get a booster. health leaders hope more people opt in to get that boost of imm

. >> well, the caltrans entry ramp to the bay bridge employee parking lot.t is where chp crime scene. investigators took photos of the vehicle that appeared to have its driver's side window blown out 3 hours later as the investigation on the scene cami to a close deputies with the alameda county coroner's bureau remove the body of the adult female from the suv covering her as she was placed on the stretcher and taken away followed by a tow truck removing the vehicle from the freeway. >> at this point. chp invest it chp. investigators have not released any information about any possible suspects nor any possible motive in this shooting, but they are asking anyone in the community. anyone who may have been traveling on the freeway at the time of the shooting who have saw something to contact the california highway patrol. that's the latest live in san francisco. has it made you kron. 4 news. all zeke end that we are also following some breaking news out of hercules where a man has been hospitalized. >> following a shooting at a mall parking lot. police say thi

. >> which is the result of a joint collaboration that includes caltrans, the contra costa county da's office and cities impacted by freeway shooting several years ago along interstate 80 and highway for similar coalition would likely be needed in oakland. >> we in the privacy commission. we know that this this anticipate this coming to us because it to us formally the city of oakland privacy advisory board would likely be involved in any decision to install surveillance cameras in oakland. gina tomlinson is a member of the board. these bold and brazen incidents. >> with choir, bold and brazen response and solutions. we know that the data privacy and the privacy of our citizens is critical. but number one, we can never use or the number one mission to to ensure the safety security and of the city's. this this is about. >> has it made you kron 4 news. now to another big story. a woman in pittsburgh is in custody after stealing a truck allegedly stealing a truck with a one year-old girl inside. >> the abduction rather set off an amber alert. the baby was later found safe in that abandone

a one in san mateo today may have noticed some new signs lit up caltrans testing the express lane signsand toll equipment between the whipple avenue exit and the santa clara county line that's five miles of the freeway. during testing. the signs will have an orange banner to indicate no tolls will be charged. if everything checks out the lanes along that stretch of road will open early next year. the bay area continues to have the highest average gas price in the nation, the average price for regular grade gas in the region is 4 79 a gallon that's a dollar 30 cents more than the average price in the u. s which is 3 49 a gallon. that's also a dollar 30 cents higher than it was just a year ago. the rise comes as the cost of crude and ethanol surges, drivers can find the lowest average price for regular gas in houston at 2 98 a gallon. a delegation of leaders from california is taking part in discussions this week at the united nations climate change conference in scotland. more than 20, california lawmakers and administration officials traveled for this event, members of the bay area air

if you saw emergency vehicles and a lot of activity at the caltran station in sunnyvale today, it was no emergency. it was a big drill. the exercise included traffic control and limited parking to make response to a staging area. the drill is required to make sure agencies are prepared for an accident or attack. >> a solemn day for the armenian community of san francisco, as they remember fallen soldiers. >> a year ago, soldiers fought for 44 days in artsock. today, bay area armenians gathered to remember the roughly 3,700 armenian soldiers who were killed in the conflict. armenia says about 250 soldiers are being held prisoners of war. >>> unvaccinated people in austria are in a nationwide lockdown, as covid cases and deaths rise in that country. unvaccinated 12 and older are not allowed to leave their homes except for basic activities like work, grocery store shopping or to get vaccinated. austria has a vaccination rate of 65%. if someone is caught, they face a fine. >>> the first lady joined a push to get younger children vaccinated. jill biden visited a clinic for children. the tw

. >> caltrans and chp both say right now there's no system in place to properly record video of alamedanty freeways where shootings are most common. >>> and then taking a stand against i.c.e. san mateo's sheriff's office will quit communicating with i.c.e. when an undocumented immate is released. the sheriff is calling this a way to grow trust within the community. >>> and then off to baltimore to celebrate the passage of the new infrastructure bill. >> the white house identified baltimore as a place where things are going right. >> yeah, baltimore certainly has its problems, laura, but when it comes to the port of baltimore, things are moving smoothly. it was built before america was america. the white house sending people all over the united states to explain the benefits of the new infrastructure bill. this is a bipartisan bill made into law with republicans' help. the build back better bill would create new social programs, and all republicans are against that one. speaker nancy pelosi hopes for a vote next week. >> yes, we intend -- it's our plan to pass the bill the week of novemb

. >> i am communicating with caltrans to see what we can do here in oakland with the installation of cameras on certain areas of highways. >> some of that crime prevention may be focused on getting firearms out of the hands of criminals. listen to this. not even counting the homicides, gun related-assaults in oakland are up 30% this year. >> big numbers there. thank you very much. >>> it's 6:05. taking a live look at the golden gate bridge where a crash during a protest led to hours of backups. an suv veered into a street sweeper truck that strikes that fence alongside a mass of protesters. the chp says two chp officers and three golden gate bridge employees were between the truck and wall and were taken for treatment. >> we got good help from the demonstrators. there was a little conflict at first, and a couple started to come across the walls and we were not sure what the intentions were. >> authorities closed the bridge to pedestrians. >>> here at nbc bay area, we're continuing the conversation about race. marcus is hosting our special "race in america: the conversation." >> we ex

kau taupb yo argued with caltrans employees and drove his truck the wrong way through the toll plaza.pushes it backwards and he drove it into an suv. >> the video incredible. >>> sonoma county sheriff's office is asking businesses and people with their own surveillance cameras to register their cameras, and it helps investigators to know where cameras may have caught evidence of a crime to help a case. >>> a woman is recovering in a hospital this morning after falling from a cliff in santa cruz county. so this is a look at the video of the rescue operation posted to cal fire. they say that woman fell roughly 100 feet at greyhound rock at davenport. authorities are not revealing the extent of her injuries. >>> right now at 6:00, protecting businesses in san francisco. >>> it's a very visible way for the city to make clear that we are not going to tolerate this. >> new security measures that may help halt the recent retail robberies. >> plus, stopping the spread of the newest covid variant as cases expand across the globe. we are live in washington with new measures the white house is t

. >> i communicating with caltrans and the high school patrol to see what we can do here in oakland with the installation of cameras on certain areas of highways. >> some of the focus of crime prevention could be focused on getting firearms out of the hands of criminals. gun related assaults, not even homicides, just assaults are up 33% this year in oakland. >> hard statistics there. thanks, kris. >>> a live look at the golden gate bridge where a crash during a protest last night led to hours of backup. here's a look from above at the crash when it happened. a suv veered into the street sweeper. two chp officers and three golden gate bridge employees were between the tru taken away treatment. >> we got good help from some of the demonstrators. there was a little conflict at first, and a couple started coming over the walls and we were concerned about what their intentions could be. >> this happened during an anti-vaccine mandate protests. >>> ordering new insurance protections for homeowners living in the at risk wildfire areas. it brings the total number of protected homeowners to 618,0

host: the men and women out at caltrans, led by the director of caltrans out there, do phenomenal work is going to have a different story to tell. i think what we have seen over the years is more contracts are coming in ahead of schedule and under budget because that has been a priority for state dot for a number of years, working with private sector partners that are building most of these projects to make sure these projects come in on time and on budget or ahead of schedule and under budget. host: finally, why can't you use electric lines like tennessee for broadband? the lines are already there across the country. guest: that is a great comment. one of the things many state dot's are doing is laying conduit every time they are doing a road construction project. if you are out there and building a new stretch of roadway or reconstructing an existing stretch of roadway, a lot of states are burying conduit in that roadway so they can come back at a later date and put fiber or broadband access through that conduit, either at the time they are doing construction or laying empty conduit

it will take a few actions of our board as well as mtc and caltrans and we do hope to bring a ground breaking to you all in the new year perhaps in the early spring. i do also want to thank so many organizations industry and labor for their advocacy including the san francisco building and construction trades, local 38 and pipe fitters and local three heavy equipment operators who also advocated for this grant. turning to local issues. again, relating to treasure island. on november 3rd, i was pleased to join mayor breed and the director dennis herrara this was to show case to ensure very rapid and environment alley sustainable services earlier than anticipated, the ta, we are supporting the development of the ferry landing as well as you know many pieces of the transportation program and so we're excited for things to really start delivering in the coming years including the west side bridges. thank you, chair, for mentioning the virtual town hall tonight. if we can come to your neighborhood organization. i was pleased to meet with two groups in the past month. we discussed the econ

kumasi: a live look at the caltrans camera as donner summit and you can see it was shaking a little bit. it just shows it is very wet out there for people in that part of the state. palisades tahoe posted this video of their snow gun shooting up powder. the national weather service is issued a winter weather advisory for the lake tahoe area through 7:00 this morning. mike: that was extended until 4:00 this afternoon. they are expecting three to six inches. it is going to go on a little bit longer. here's a look at the cove where you can see snow falling. it mayot n accumule atat lake level. backer he, it isll a liquid. as youoo lk at 580, 380,ha tt whe olconnect is w.et 580 to 680, it is wet. ght rainn othe san temao idbrge. from7 3 to 101 connectordo, wn 5to80. even heading a tllhe way aoscrs e thgolden gate ridge, it is wet. ture radar swsho we sllti have unmotain drilezz and scaertted inra for thees rt of us. changingo tscattereshd owers duri lngunch. poibssly a lite tlbit of sunshi rneight befe orthe sun sets. rainfall amotsun keep usen wt to the lunchoh ur. thene wdry out ridung th

we do have some snow near lake tahoe right now we're checking out one of the caltrans cameras.is highway 80. right near donner lake. >> i'm just seeing if the cars are slowing down that snow on the side of the roads, the roads clear themselves. you are you're mesmerized by all of it. i can't wait to go plan to some snow this winter. yeah, well, just have a little get a little hit. come on back come on back. just enough to. make a snowman in the come on, have right back but that is a situation that is unfolding there tonight. >> officials urging folks just kind of take it easy on the roads while you were out and about. >> let's talk about our 4 zone forecast. know. all right. let's go to southern california now where one sierra madre resident got quite the surprise welcoming home for lunch last week. >> that right there. >> is a very hungry bear with its face buried in a bucket of kfc chicken. that was left on the kitchen counter. the homeowner says 2 bear cubs broke in through the front door. they even got past the walk there and homeowners saying he was able to get all the bea

. >> which is the result of a joint collaboration that includes caltrans, the contra costa county da's office and cities impacted by freeway shooting several years ago along interstate 80 and highway for similar coalition would likely be needed in oakland city council member saying 1000 kron 4 a statement that reads in part, quote, this isn't something the city has jurisdiction over. but i open to hearing more of what the chief has to say. what i am focused is getting illegal guns off our streets and quote so i am. >> fully behind the call to get more surveillance technology out there. however, city council member laura taylor says he supports the idea as long as privacy rights are protected. >> and also concerns relative to over region overviews of. >> the information that the city of oakland privacy advisory commission would also be involved in any decision to install surveillance cameras in oakland. has it made you kron. 4 >> just in to the kron 4 news room pop star britney spears is free at last. a judge in los angeles just ended the conservatorship that has controlled her life and

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. >> which is the result of a joint collaboration that includes caltrans, the contra costa county da'smpacted by freeway shooting several years ago along interstate 80 and highway for similar coalition would likely be needed in oakland city council member saying 1000 kron 4 a statement that reads in part, quote, this isn't something the city has jurisdiction over. but i open to hearing more of what the chief has to say. what i am focused is getting illegal guns off our streets unquote. so i am. >> fully behind the call to get more surveillance technology out there. however, city council member laura taylor says he supports the idea as long as privacy rights are protected. >> and also concerns relative to over region overviews of. >> the information. the city of oakland privacy advisory commission would also be involved in any decision to install surveillance cameras in oakland. has it made you cry on for news. >> a man is in critical condition tonight after being shot yesterday in east oakland police say the shooting happened shortly before 4 in the afternoon on 76 avenue near macarthu

we're taking a live look from the caltrans camera.s reporting that there is a severe traffic alert and a crash and an overturned vehicle on westbound. i 80 west of hill. top drive in san pablo all lanes are blocked drivers are advised to expect delays and to use alternate routes to avoid this area. as of right now, there's no estimated time of reopening. but you can always track traffic where you live on the kron 4 mobile app. some california leaders are taking part in the united nations climate summit in scotland. this week. and next, our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains what they're up to and what they hope to bring back to the state. >> it most definitely all in governor eleni kounalakis pointing to california as a lead policy maker in the united states when it comes to combating climate change but if there's one thing where we have something like sovereign power it's hot or emissions standards lock us speaking in glasgow, scotland tuesday filling in for governor gavin newsome who is supposed to lead the california de

caltrans gunniting out or shotcreting is reinforced. this isn't. the other concern is the vertical cut in the rear, as you can see from the parking lot, there's the cars. i can see as i reviewed the plans for the deck, the dimensions on the permitted drawings for the deck show a large amount of deck over the hole, and the vertical cut is almost up to the property line in the rear and up the sides. that shows 10 feet on the drawings. that's not consistent with the photographs that we saw. my other concern is the finish with the gunnite. the deck is going to be two-by framing, pretty regular. so off the peripherals off the deck, you have these voids. there's no consideration of guard rails, so potentially, a small child can wander and fall into these voids. that's a concern, a safety concern, as well. we've already heard about the collection of water under the deck, which is a possible vector issue and helps accelerate the deterioration of framing for the -- the support structure, and we had a confirmation that this is a free draining and usually dra

it will take a few actions of our board as well as mtc and caltrans and we do hope to bring a ground breaking to you all in the new year perhaps in the early spring. i do also want to thank so many organizations industry and labor for their advocacy including the san francisco building and construction trades, local 38 and pipe fitters and local three heavy equipment operators who also advocated for this grant. turning to local issues. again, relating to treasure island. on november 3rd, i was pleased to join mayor breed and the director dennis herrara this was to show case to ensure very rapid and environment alley sustainable services earlier than anticipated, the ta, we are supporting the development of the ferry landing as well as you know many pieces of the transportation program and so we're excited for things to really start delivering in the coming years including the west side bridges. thank you, chair, for mentioning the virtual town hall tonight. if we can come to your neighborhood organization. i was pleased to meet with two groups in the past month. we discussed the econ

this is a from the caltrans camera earlier. we showed you some of the traffic that was backed up as result of a number of lanes being closed. so chp officers could conduct their investigation according to chp this accident happened around 06:30pm tonight. a body was found in the middle of the freeway. and one of those lanes, according to chp, the body may have been hit by as many as 2 different cars. again, the scene unfolding tonight on the south lanes of interstate 8.80, and oakland new. the 7th street off-ramp. we'll continue to monitor the story for you and bring you updates on air and online at kron 4 dot com. as soon as we get more information. >> we do have some heartbreaking news out of houston, texas tonight where we have just learned the astroworld festival tragedy has claimed another life. this one even more tragic, according to houston mayor sylvester turner, 9 year-old ezra blount. >> died from his injuries tonight. he is the 10th person killed at the music festival earlier this month. he's also the youngest of the

caltrans plans to close several ramps and connectors along highway 101 for a construction project.ace between seven a clock p.m. monday and six clock a.m. on friday and affect ramps to seminary drive and marin city. >>> still ahead, a sucker punch at a seven california youth basketball game prompting a police investigation and in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast business internet and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for threats every 10 minutes. and unlike some cybersecurity options, this helps protect every connected device. yours, your employees' and even your customers'. so you can stay ahead. get started with a great offer and ask how you can add comcast business securityedge. plus for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. call today. >>> a brutal sucker punch at a youth basketball game in southern california prompting a police investigation. it was caught on camera and as lori perez reports, the injured teens mother claims the attackers mom encouraged it. >> reporter: the video doesn't get any easi

all the construction crews through san mateo county, caltrans tells us they've picked up and cleared roadways. that's great for your monday. we'll show you how that commute is shaping up. >>> it's 5:44 right now. southern california community mourning the death of a 13-year-old boy shot and killed while playing video games in his home. he died from a stray bullet through his window saturday night in pasadena. his death is sparking not only so much grief but a growing memorial outside of his home. they are raising questions about gun safety from the chief of police. >> he's a straight-a student. he spends all his time inside his room with his family. and today he's not there. so we have to ask ourselves, what we want to do about this as a community with the gun violence. this needs to stop. >> the pasadena chief believes the gunfire may be the product of a recent surge in gang violence in pasadena, including other shootings over the past few weeks. the identity of the shooter is still a mystery. >>> former las vegas raiders receiver henry rugs is back in court this morning. this is to

all around town at one point, the suspect hopped on interstate 580 and as you can see from this caltrans freeway camera, officers then described a violent chase that ensued with the suspect opening fire at officers on 49th street and clark streets. >> any injuries? >> negative. you saw in the -- he shot in the air and back at officers. at least three times. it's ramming vehicles now. >> it rammed in multiple vehicles. >> the chase ended in oakland's rock ridge district. police shot the carjacking suspect after officers say he started ramming political cars no officers were hurt. the a's are pushing forward with potential move to las vegas. multiple reports say the team has put in an offer buy a lot of land to make a new ballpark. it is not clear where the stadium will be built but the price tag is estimated at about $1 billion. oakland is not out of the picture yet the city just got money to make improvements to jack london square which is where the a's want to put a new waterfront ballpark. the council is expected to take a final vote early next year. that's bay area continues to experi

it all around town at one point the suspect hopped on interstate 580 and as you can see from this caltrans freeway camera here officers describe a violent chase with the suspect opening fire at officers in oakland's temescal district that is on 49th street near telegraph avenue at about five o'clock. any answer he shot in the air and then exactly took around a shirt backup officers at least three times. hey look like her challenging the car and it's ramming vehicle now. look here is where the chase ended in oakland's rockridge district police shot and wounded the carjacking suspect on ocean view drive a residential street off broadway after officers. say he started ramming patrol cars. the suspect was taken to the hospital. new details tonight the a's are pushing forward with a potential move to las vegas. multiple reptsay team aner buy o l thatou be turned int sti c not i should say where the stadium would be built, but the price tag is estimated at about a billion dollars oakland is not yet out of the picture city. just got money to make improvements to jack london square, which is where

. >> which is the result of a joint collaboration that includes caltrans, the contra costa county da's office and cities impacted by freeway shooting several years ago along interstate 80 and highway for similar coalition would likely be needed in oakland. >> we in the privacy commission. we know that this this anticipate this coming to us because it to us formally the city of oakland privacy advisory board would likely be involved in any decision to install surveillance cameras in oakland. gina tomlinson is a member of the board. these bold and brazen incidence. >> with choir, bold and brazen response and solutions. we know that the data privacy and the privacy of our citizens is but number one, we can never use or the number one mission to to ensure that the safety security and of the city is this is about. >> has it you cry. and for new. that's san francisco where a 25 year-old man has died from his injuries related to an october shooting. >> and police are still looking for that shooter. this happened near buchanan and hate streets on october 23rd police say a car crashed into a po

now to the east bay were caltrans says it plans to close niles canyon road between fremont in seminole from december. 3rd, 2 december 6th. it's because of ongoing work for the 92 year-old bridge spanning alameda creek. the road known as part of highway 84 will be closed in both direction directions, i should say, between pelham airs road in fremont and main street in some old during the closing the construction contractors will work around the clock to replace existing bridge railings drivers are urged to use i 6 city as a another way to get around that weekend. let's talk about our 4 zone forecast tonight, a live look outside at the golden gate bridge is folks likely hitting the road to get to their thanksgiving day destinations gorgeous day today and it looks like. >> a repeat for tomorrow. our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is joining us now with a look ahead, we're going to flirt with 70. yeah, we're actually getting really spoiled right now for late november. hard to believe. >> thanksgiving right around the corner. we should be tracking storms around this time of year. instead,

at one point, the suspect cop on interstate 580 as you can see from this caltrans freeway camera. officers described a violent chase with the suspect opening fire at officers on 49th street in street. >> back at officers at least three times. it is ramming vehicles down. >> the chase ended in the lockridge -- rockridge district. police shot the suspect after he started ranting patrol cars. no officers were hurt. the a's are pushing forward with a potential move to las vegas. multiple reports say the team is put an offer to buy a plot of land that could be turned into a new ballpark. it is still not clear where the stadium would be dealt but the price tag is estimated at about $1 billion. oakland is not yet out of the picture. the city just got money to make improvements to jack london square which is where the a's want to put a new waterfront ballpark. the city council is expected to take a final vote on the stadium early next year. as the bay area continues to experience drought, more residents could soon be asked to cut their water use. the public utilities commission will meet