-- on the caltran property. the tjpa currently has a bus storage facility located under interstate 80 which transit uses as daytime layover space. that is a property that is owned biochemicaltran and leased by us and subleased to another transit. a different purpose but we have a model that it works for this agency to lease land from caltran and use it for operations. >> deborah, can i add a piece to that? director shaw, i wanted to mention, the current design of the park takes into account caltran's direction on what can be done on their parcels. in this case, the portion of the site owned by them is going to be a dog park. they were very specific about not allowing permanent structures to be constructed under their ramp. i wanted to ensure you and all other directors, we are in communications with caltran, not only on the lease that deborah mentioned, but also on the design and use of their space so they have it in the loop and they are contributing direction on that front. >> thank you. yeah, it is important.

the caltrans is actually shut down the freeway in both directions.bound 80 is closed at the nevada state line and then eastbound side is also closed to just be on this in any folks that are in between as soon as all the spin outs can clear, they can continue. >> but they are turning folks around. so what? definitely not a good time to travel. but yes, you can see all the fresh patter this year has received over the last 24 hours. but because of the rough conditions, the winter weather advisory and warning both still in effect by the national weather service until about wednesday afternoon when things should start to subside. so if you can avoid traveling up there and then just enjoy the fresh powder at a couple of days. do so. we're still expecting more of that heavy snow in the sierra. we're going to see levels very low down to the 1000 foot level with a couple of inches still expected even into the evening hours tonight. so again, delays like you saw on that caltrans camera and visibility not going to be good and the roadways very, very slick. and

many don't make it across alive, but caltrans is looking at a possible solution. the agency broke ground on a $12 million project that will tunnel beneath the busy highway, creating an animal underpass. the land trust of santa cruz county has spent years buying land on both sides of the highway to make the underpass possible. researchers say roughly 350 animals, including four mountain lions were killed in collisions with cars in this area between 2012 and 2017. the underpass will make it safer for animals and drivers alike. >> it's dangerous, not just for wildlife, it's dangerous for people, to. they are driving along the road and something is trying to cross in front of you, it is terrifying. you may swerve to try to not hit the animal. >> construction is expected to continue for 10 months. caltrans says most of the work will happen at night and they will occasionally have to close a lane of traffic. >>> up next, five years after a destructive southbay flood, victims say they still have not seen the money. >>> fears of war intensifying tonight, as putin sends tr

reporter: caltrans answering the call. >> we received confirmation from caltrans that an immediate plan to clean up the encampments at those locations. reporter: the nonprofit partner life moves is helping mixer people have a place to go. isabella heads up the outreach services. >> we have been approaching the individuals for a while now that are in the encampments in redwood city and across san mateo county. reporter: working to get people the basic needs from health care to housing. >> our first approach is to connect them to the entry system , which means they enter into the county shelter pool and housing pools and services. reporter: across the bay area, more, encampment's are popping up in places not seen before, like san mateo county, in places where we have seen them, these images over oakland. redwood city wants to lead the way towards solutions. >> we put tremendous resource into this issue. i don't know another city in san mateo county that has dedicated that much money. i don't know another city that has built as much housing. reporter: next month, the mayor will devote her

a driver rear-ended a caltrans work truck. nobody got hurt, but it took almost 1.5 hours to clear the backup. >>> this is how a high-speed chase ended in san mateo. two men driving a stolen bmw led them on a pursuit through neighborhoods. they lost control and crashed into a home on the corner of hacienda street and 30th avenue. they were arrested for vehicle theft, drug possession, and other charges. >>> there is another problem with san francisco's millennium tower. the thinking and tilting has now created a gap between the main story 60 tori tower and the smaller 12 story building that contains condo units. that building has now sunk 18 inches and rotated slightly, but structural engineers say the resulting gap is not a safety risk. engineers plan to install 18 piles as part of a fix to relieve weight from the tower foundation. >>> coming up, we continue to follow breaking news as russia launches a massive invasion into ukraine. a look at how the attack could upend the political balance in europe and the show of support for

. >>> caltrans crews are busy cutting down trees along a section of highway 50.ere scorched during last year's caldor fire. take a look at how dry some of them look from the wildfires. pretty dangerous, considering how it burned that area so badly. caltrans says drivers should expect delays from this. >>> it is sad to see that burn scar. the wildfire danger, it's a year-round danger now. >> it's hard to believe we had that wildfire in the eastern part of the state yesterday, when the mountain peaks surrounding it were still covered in snow. we will see a lower fire threat because the wind has died down around the bay area. the dry weather will continue. the little storm system to the north will drop straight down from the north, but no rain from those clouds. one consequence of the later wind is at the air quality will be quite as good as it as it has been. think we are going to see more yellow dots on the map tomorrow, and again on saturday with calmer wind. the ground level pollution that was dispersed by the strong wind will now settle back down to ground leve

now several conservation groups with caltrans are trying to change that. >> reporter: imagine being a mountain lion, or any other animal, for that matter, trying to cross this busy stretch of highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains. the sad reality is that many simply do not make it across alive. >> the volume of cars makes it incredibly perilous. the median barriers which are quite high nowadays, make it even more perilous because animals have to jump over without being able to see what is happening on the other side. >> reporter: caltrans and conservation groups are trying to give the animals a safer way to cross. they broke ground last week on a $12 million project. they will tunnel beneath the busy highway, creating an animal underpass. >> once we knew that this was the critical location, that this effectively formed, you know, a wildlife superhighway which was being bisected by 17, we started to look into what it would take to create a wildlife crossing, here. >> reporter: the land trust of santa cruz county has spent the better part of a decade buying land on both sides of the hi

that is a study ongoing with caltrans. this is a partnership with the mtc and almeda so the base skyway can include a multi-use path from west oakland to the yerba buena segment and to don't treasure island and where traveller cans use the clean fairy to come across to san francisco and eventually phase two is the west span bicycle and bay bridge itself. that is a that is grateful for regional cal-trans and ultimately successful in winning a large state grant from the state. there is a lot of funding in this update and there is a new urban forestry project and this is the california natural resources agency which is accepting proposal through the urban greening grant program through march 28. there is $47.5 million statewide that is available. that is from the projects and with the greenhouse gas emissions and the program does give priority consideration to to look on the website at resources.ca.gov. slash grant slash urban greening. and the shore view park renovation project and from the pedestrian rec and park department

that is a study ongoing with caltrans. this is a partnership with the mtc and almeda so the base skyway can include a multi-use path from west oakland to the yerba buena segment and to don't treasure island and where traveller cans use the clean fairy to come across to san francisco and eventually phase two is the west span bicycle and bay bridge itself. that is a that is grateful for regional cal-trans and ultimately successful in winning a large state grant from the state. there is a lot of funding in this update and there is a new urban forestry project and this is the california natural resources agency which is accepting proposal through the urban greening grant program through march 28. there is $47.5 million statewide that is available. that is from the projects and with the greenhouse gas emissions and the program does give priority consideration to to look on the website at resources.ca.gov. slash grant slash urban greening. and the shore view park renovation project and from the pedestrian rec and park department

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. >> caltrans says toll prices are determined by roadway detectors to see how heavy the lane usage is. the toll goes up l'amour carter in the lane. expect more express lanes on 101 farther north later this year. >>> starting on monday, every 14th, there will be some big changes to b.a.r.t. adding more options for riders to use especially on sundays. service will extend until midnight on sundays which means b.a.r.t. will be available until 5:00 a.m. every day of the week here also for the first time, five line service will be available on sundays until about 9:00 pmp with the exception for single trafficking on some sunday spear other changes include four trains per hour at episode until 9:00 and also improve connections on sundays with caltrain at the station and there will also be new transfer opportunities at mayfair. for the most part, weekday service remains the same. some departure times may have shifted slightly so make sure you take check the b.a.r.t. schedule before you head out the door but keep in mind , five line service now available on sundays and b.a.r.t. hours when abby

in el dorado county, caltrans crews are busy cutting down dried out and burned trees from last year'sre at risk of falling on highway 50. >>> it is wild to see the video , just racing down the valley while the hillsides are covered in snow. we need rain around the bay area. today was the 41st consecutive day with 0 rain recorded for downtown san francisco. it is 50 straight days with out measurable rainfall is in is a. technically you picked up a trace at some point. the winter record is 46 street days, less than a week away from that record. our rain chances are pretty slim within the 7 day forecast. not technically 0, but no rain tomorrow. this ripple that is scooting down the west coast will send passing clouds, but no rain out of the clouds. more substantial storm system will be diving down into the pacific northwest as we head into the 2nd day of the presidents' day weekend. it is just not on a path that will deliver moisture to the bay area. it will cool off our temperatures, kick off a stronger onshore breeze, and send more cloud cover to the bay area sunday, monday, and tuesda

. >>> caltrans has its hands full tonight in the sierra. highway 50 and i-80 closed at times, 80 saw the biggest back ups with spin outs and crashose that snow and ice. the road has since reopened puit is still slow going, the difficult conditions left drivers stuck and caused a number of accidents. the snow even fell at lower elevations surprising some drivers. >> it is not light and fluffy. it is more like a corn snow. >> a corn snow? >> more like corn kernel instead of flake of snow. >> it is crazy. >> are you safe? >> i don't feel safe, no. my tires are spinning. >> better be back warm inside. goodness we needed some kind of precipitation even if it came kind of scary at times. >> we did not need the hail but needed the rain, picked up rain and snow. the snow levels dropping to 2500 feet around the bay area. may be snow in the peaks waking up tomorrow morning, looking at the rainfall totals. it comes to a quarter of an inch in the santa cruz mountains. just barely more than a trace for san jose and not much more than that. the last of t

last check caltrans lifting any restrictions for along i 80 where we had restrictions this morning due to slick roadways. storm tracker to over the bay area. it's a quiet one little bit of drizzle reported in the last 24 hours or so, and some of our hills as well as along the coastline. but really, it's just been about the cooler air and the breezy conditions. fairfield reporting wind gusts to 30 mph napa reporting 24 still coming in from the northwest. they're a little bit northwest over mount diablo at 33. northerly breeze over middle peak at 26, so going into the afternoon will continue with the breeze will continue with the cool temps. here's a look at the future cast model is this system moves out ridge of high pressure builds back in and temperatures will rebound back into the upper sixties as we get into the rest of the business week. want to stop it here for you on sunday afternoon notice another. switching the pattern more active weather arriving through the pacific northwest and perhaps dropping into california as we go into monday , perhaps our next best opportunity at seein

this is a live caltrans camera. 16th street. >> traffic is being diverted off at oak street. again, no one getting by on northbound 8.80, in oakland after a shooting of some kind of fatal shooting. police are not yet saying what may have led to it. if it was a car to car shooting or anything of that nature by the way, big rigs are being allowed to use 5.80, while 8.80, northbound is shut down. we have a crew working this story trying to get more details and we will keep you updated throughout the night here on kron 4 and always on kron 4 dot com also in the east bay tonight, a significant pandemic vaccine requirements are being lifted you no longer have to show your vaccine status that many public businesses, including restaurants or gyms in contra costa counties conference. theresa reports tonight. health officials say that this move is all about the public, doing its part. >> if we we were really grateful to our community doctor, or is it valley acting contra costa county health officer sharing the news with kron 4 about how you no longer need to show proof of vaccine statu

caltrans is working to clear accidents on both sides of ida shady near the nevada state line. you can be part of the first alert weather team. share photos in your area using the hashtag kpix first alert. stay with kpix 5 for the latest on our first alert weather day. we will have continuing coverage on air and online at kpix.com. >>> new at 5:00, we get a look at the weapons seized from what is being called a ghost gun factory. south bay authorities say it they say three men are accused of building untraceable weapons out of the home and santa fe's willow glen neighborhood. kpix 5's devin fehely with what many are calling a sophisticated operation. >> reporter: police and prosecutors say that for all intents and purposes, this was a small gun factory operating in a home right in the middle of a neighborhood. prosecutors say the red brick facade of this home in san jose's willow glen neighborhood hid a gun manufacturing operation of surprise and sophistication. >> there was evidence of sophistication. search warrants obtained three printers, drill presses, jigs, other template

minutes ago caltrans reopened i- 80 over donner summit. it was closed for 2 hours to the nevada state line both directions because of spin outs. chain controls are in effect. we have video proof of how slick it is. south lake tahoe police caught dash camera video, a 10,000 pound ambulance sliding down the road after responding to a crash. the ambulance was out of control, and car started moving out of the way as best they could. the driver managed to stop it safely. >>> the snow is what we need, but with this type of precipitation comes accidents like that. >> we had hail in the tri- valley right is rush hour is getting going this evening. just rain can cause slick conditions when it has been more than 6 weeks since we saw any of it. that's look at the rainfall totals. you can see the rain as we look out from the mark hopkins hotel. it's moving from the north bay back down into oakland as we speak. the rainfall amounts are all over the place. 0.5 inches at the napa airport, and almost 0.25 in the santa cruz mountains. 0.2 inches for dublin

new snow on the ground looks like caltrans managed to clear the roadways of all that snow. murray standing by with a look at the sierra as well as the chill here in the bay of recent. yeah, that's right. are big chill, pam and ken could result in overnight record lows. but let's take a live look outside in the sierra. >> have don't looking stunning out there this evening, especially with that blue backdrop, we're tracking fresh powder along the slopes. and let's take a look at kirkwood. a north star, nearly 2 feet of fresh powder there. and right now, the sierra snowpack averaging about 66% of normal and temperatures going to remain on the cooler side. very seasonable. so additional snow melt not going to be an issue, at least through the end of this workweek. south lake tahoe in truckee, crystal clear blue skies and we're going to notice a few high clouds overhead, but a very cold and dry air mass in its place after that winter storm made its way out of the sierra dumping some much needed snow with truckee and even south lake tahoe only warming up into the mid 30's, slight

right now, but anybody heading up tomorrow or tonight, make sure to check with caltrans before they hit the road, because conditions have been changing. >> how badly needed was this storm, especially after that very dry start of 2022, and what is your hope for the rest of the season? >> really, this is needed just to refresh our slopes, make it a bit easier on the groomers, as the base was getting thin in however, i would say that we are looking out for the rest of the season, we are hoping this is the start of it. we can just get a powder parade coming through for hopefully % we will be watching the forecast send just enough to keep praying for snow. >> what do you expect this weekend to look like? >> it will be a popular weekend. >> you think? >> like, a lot of the bay area, and northern california schools, do have ski week, so we expect a lot of people to take advantage of this of fresh snow, come up and see us, and enjoy the slopes that are nice and refreshed with a beautiful coat of white. >> thank you dennis, reporting from kirkwood for us. let's take it over to paul. >>> you saw

caltrans says things are back open. the bright side tunnel still closing off 84.or the overnight closures. 680 and a drive through contra costa county. it's a clear easy drive across that span. >> there we go. >> thanks so much, make. 450. all applied for jobs. a bay-area art student has become an online sensation for her efforts to land her dream job at pixar. our business and tech reporter scott budman explains she didn't just apply she's posting a resume where the company is sure to see it. >> art student jesse plasencia say playing for a job in an unusual but creative way. >> i'm willing to do anything to get my shot. >> that means showing up right in front of pixar headquarters to show them what she can do. >> i kind of just try to come here and get used to drawing every day at my dream studios. >> using chalk art to show her schools, drawing characters made famous in pixar movies. >> jesse who has named after a pixar character in "toy story 2" may still be waiting for the company to call but she's already a huge hit on tiktok with more than 4 million views s

congratulations to caltrans and congratulations to folks who were planning on delays. you can use the san mateo bridge heading east this morning. remember what it was like before clickup? yeah, it was a toxic environment. this is all your fault, bill! someone was always dropping the ball. and management just added insult to injury. ...and your breath stinks! yeah, things got hairy. this isn't working! and it all went downhill. with all those fires to put out. ahhhhhhhhh! this is a much better way to work. agreed. >>> right now at 4:40, let's get you out the door in the east bay. we're checking out brentwood with the temperature at 42 degrees. we will see temperatures cooling down just a couple more degrees around sunrise and then warming up quickly as we will have a slightly warmer afternoon. we're at 61 degrees already by 11:00. we'll take a look at all of our microclimates and what you can expect as our dry weather continues, coming up. >> and all these lanes on the nimitz are moving smoothly right now through oakland, and northbound with taillights heading toward th

the construction seems to have cleared, and from the caltrans report the sensors should light up shortlythe western side coming out of livermore. that's the only really slowing for the bay. a little build out of the altamont pass. tonight the webster tube closes overnight for traditional maintenance. no delays for longer routes throughout contra costa county and vasco road is at the limit. a smooth flow of traffic and construction on the northern side that should be clearing shortly. between 8:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. they're going to be running striping crews like they did yesterday. prepare for delays. >> thanks, mike. >>> new data know showing how difficult it is to make it in the bay. this new report by the national association of realtors shows that if you earn between $100,000 and $125,000 there's just one home in the south bay for every 1,200 buy nurse that price range. the san jose, there were less than 300 homes for sale. now buyers and real estate agents are really scrambling. >> there is this misconception that we have these people leaving california in droves, but the fact is th

how the peninsula caltrans says a person has died after being hit by a train. it happened just before 11 o'clock this morning at the ranks or if avenue area in mountain view. calif train says the person who was hit was trespassing on the tracks about 30 people were on board. the train involved. none of those people were hurt. all tracks have since reopened and services resumed. this is cal trains. first fatality of 2022. >> some big changes apart this week should make it a little easier for more people to get around. starting today. there's a new transfer point at the bay fair station. so that east bay riders have a new option and heading into the south bay. bart is also adding more trains to its yellow line on saturdays and will offer a midnight train on sundays. these changes come as pandemic restrictions are being lifted. more people are going back to work. >> and that will make it easier for folks, especially in contra costa county to go into downtown san francisco and vice versa. it really is a big deal for our riders. the fact that we're extending our ser

whipple avenue in midwood city took 3 years to complete local leaders and representatives from the t a caltrans and san mateo county transportation agencies gather to celebrate. they talke about how these lanes will help improve mobility on the peninsula. good morning, everyone. >> it actually is very exciting. coming down here. and i did take to 80 for obvious reasons. but to see the signs activated. to see it announcing tomorrow's opening. and to know we are coming here today to announce and just a little fight what we want and have begun for over 3 years ago. this the express lane segment will join that with the second phase between city. >> and interstate 3.80, creating an express lanes. her shoe that includes interstate 80 in the east bay and highway 2.37. across the south end of the day and highly 1, 1, of the >> although the ceremony took place today, the express lanes will officially open to the public tomorrow. state of california is suing tesla for racial discrimination at its fremont factory. according to the head of california's for housing and employment department, tesla is a quot

. >>> why caltrans is going underground to save wildlife in the santa cruz mountains. >>> it was madenaction on their part. >>> five years after a devastating flood, southbay families are still waiting for compensation. there plea for relief tonight. >>> right now on the kpix 5 news at 7:00 and streaming on cbs news bay area. say goodbye to clear weather we have been enjoying. it doesn't look like it now but get ready for thunderstorms, hail, and even bay area snow. >>> good evening, i'm elizabeth took. >> i'm ryan yamamoto. we are tracking wintry weather coming our way. gorgeous sunsets tonight across the bay area. here is how it looked in oakland and mt. diablo, deep orange across the sky. don't let them fool you. tomorrow is a first alert weather day. >>> live look out of the san francisco skyline after a day mostly clear skies. clouds are starting to roll in. temperatures are dropping, and there is a chance of rain, tomorrow.

year, we had successful cross counts for a year, year and both our countries exchange experience in caltrans signs we hold exhibitions, concerts in other cultural events, hungering students come to study at the russian colleges to a bustle, but that he can get restored. i would like to thing hunger in side for there is support of the rush and beat to host when you're sending the world the ac spoke 2030. as you know, our account re gillian for 172 years has been participating in this international exhibition movement. the export weaver presented at the very 1st expo at 851, but we have never hosted global expo ship. and we really hope that we will be given this opportunity and moscow one of the most dynamically pretty developing. we're going to cds the for, we've got one of the leaders in implementation of downs. digital technology is usually pretty much when we were talking about international mattress, we were talking about the relations with when the russia and the european union obviously. well, sir, talked about the matter is concerning. the settlement of the cranium conflict, the situat

caltrans says there express lane project will be expanding north through the peninsula. x denting from whipple avenue to i-380. >> many are rushing to the altar, today. some for superstitious reasons. >> in san mateo county, couples are lined up to get married for today's date. the clerk's office has extended its hours and while some say that the day is lucky, others say they aren't superstitious, but it is nice to have an easy wedding date to remember. >> reporter: case numbers are falling, will masks fall as well? that is the decision which will land with the governor in the next two weeks. >>> the pandemic pushing the opioid crisis to new heights. the call for sweeping reforms to prevent overdoses. >>> the fight in santa cruz counties that have some worried about the fate of the roaring camp beach train. >> reporter: supporters of roaring camp railroads and felton say they are concerned that regional transportation commission may be taking some okay, it's go time. team usa on the largest gig-speed network. which means this mega fan never misses a second. it's gig-spee

this was in baxter at about 4 o'clock caltrans and the chp shut down.st east of this location all the way to the nevada state line. the closure was extended west down to colfax for a while. travelers were stuck on the interstate for hours with no where to exit. no bathrooms, no services. many were getting out of their cars on the freeway. some were driving backwards up the on ramp at baxter to get to a place where they could turn around. the reason for this traffic jam. multiple spinouts and accidents up the mountain pictures provided by chp truckee show some of the scary collisions. they say the driver of this suv was lucky to escape with only minor injuries. the freeway closure made a dent in many people's plans for cities. feller was driving up from san francisco hoping to have dinner at lake tahoe. >> we actually got hailed on >> sacramento. so that was strange. but yet turned very suddenly and there is no indication at i have 2 very hungry dogs in my car. >> matthew millman and his family spent 4 hours driving from berkeley to baxter. that would ta

in a previous, the undisclosed surveillance program that's been caltrans such information for years. the evidence came to the 4 to 2 sentences asked the agencies director to declassify a study into his intelligence gathering, eventually revealing that's an order passed by then president ronald reagan. in 1981 expanded the power of such agencies allowing the cia to embark on its own bulk program. well, senator seeds as an attack on americans privacy. while these documents demonstrated the many of the same concerns that americans have about their privacy and civil liberties, also applied to how the c i a collects and handles information on the executive order and outside the face. a lot. these documents reveal serious problems associated with warrantless backdoor searches of americans. the same issue that has generated bipartisan concern in the face of context. we didn't even know about this until the senators accidentally stumbled on it and asked for clarification from the cia and then asked the cia to declassify the letter that they received. so this, this is something that's so impo

. >> took 3 years to complete local leaders and representatives from vta from caltrans and san mateo county transportation agencies, all gather to celebrate today. he talked about how these lanes will help improve mobility along the peninsula. >> coming here today to announce and just a little fight. what we once and have begun for over 3 years ago. this the express lane segment will join that with the second phase. the team city. >> and in this state, 3.80, creating an express lanes, her shoe that includes interstate 80 in the east bay and highway 2.37. across the south end of the day and highly 1, 1, 2 minutes left. >> although the ceremony took place today, the express lanes will officially open to the public tomorrow. >> let's go outside. see how things are shaping up. hammond as driving into work today. there are a lot of people out there showing a lot of skin. it was they do enjoy has a lot of very attractive people do. yes, we do. we absolutely do. chief meteorologists karnow its. yeah. well, you know what? posted used to rid the middle winter yet people are down to t shirts a

travel from these caltrans cameras, three inches of snow fell overnight and higher elevations could get up to 1 1/2 feet of snow. we are monitoring changing conditions around the bay area first weather coverage on cbs news bay area on kpix 5. >>> new 5:00, anger and frustration from san jose families still waiting for compensation following the devastation in the coyote creek flood. the issue has been tied up with the santa clara water district which residents claim are responsible for the disaster. >> len ramirez has more on the case. >> reporter: on the day of the flooding at this very spot, the water was about chest high and the fire department was doing water rescues of the residence up and down this block. five years later, flooding victims are still trying to get some sort of a settlement out of the water district for the damages. >> the water filled in from the top and came from the ground up as well. >> reporter: randy lavelle is talking about the flooding of his neighborhood five years ago. >> there were people everywhere , people trying to get their cars out, trying to grab th

. >> it's different than caltrans or bart. called a spartan super way, taking the idea of transportation in the bay area one step closer to the future. reggie: good morning on this tuesday, february 8. let's kumasi: start -- kumasi: let's start on a check of the forecast withdrew. drew: there is some fog out there, novato has improved to 10 miles, and low clouds coast to the coastline -- close to the coastline. 34 in santa rosa, 38 in san jose, 40 in san mateo. breezy and our hills right now, here is a live look at our east bay hills camera, bouncing around a little bit as we look towards the western sky, and the wind will be breezy over the next cou

>>well, caltrans first ever surgeon general doctor nadine burke, harris is stepping down from her position. doctor burke harris was appointed as surgeon general in 2019. and has been instrumental in california's response to the covid pandemic. in a statement, governor gavin newsom thanked her for her work regarding equity, mental health and early childhood development. replacement has not been named. well, cnn president jeff zucker has abruptly resigned after disclosing he had a relationship with a co-worker executive says that he had failed to disclose the relationship in the wake of the company's investigation into former anchor chris cuomo. now chris cuomo was fired last year. after allegations that he silence reports in his brother's alleged assault case. in a statement, soccer said that he wished his 10 year differently. zucker was with cnn for 9 years. whoopi goldberg has been suspended from the view after she said the whole cause was not about race. her comments came during monday morning's episode. while the panel was discussing a tennessee school board's decision to ban a graphic

in 2013 when ocii approved the original design and 2017, the agency worked with the tjpa and caltran on critical issues. there was a draft schematic designed for the park but the project was placed on hold. as part of ocii predevelopment work on the project, our staff worked with consultants and identified a projected operating deficit for the park where by the an advertise putted revenues don't cover the expected costs so ocii was asked not to advance further until they could identify a park operator and work with that park operator on operations funding plan. as envisioned, the parks programming includes a dog park, areas for children's play, walking, biking, adult and youth sports, relaxation spaces, areas for events and community programs and casual dining. a beer garden or concessions building, lounge space and game area is planned at the center of >> chair borden: february 15th meeting of the sfmta board off level as the park and >> thank you, sir. the board meeting is back in session. i ask for the end of the announcement of closed session. >> as to item 14, conference with th

we are continuing to work on the pennsylvania avenue extension, 1012hv lanes, state caltrans with an approval role. we are continuing to work on ramps in the geneva avenue and balboa area and pilots on treasure island. you have heard us talk about this a lot. just to say? is abition year for the caltrain downtown rail extension. it received entry to the fta funding. congratulations to joint powers authority there. strong supported as well as the funding for our agency and the work we are supporting on the executive steering committee and integrated project team. taylor, our program manager in collaboration with five other agencies. high-speed rail means from the central valley to silicone valley. we are strong supporters of the high-speed rail and business plan and the e.i.r. work we contributed to last year. we hope the governor will come to agreement so as state we can be competitive for the federal infrastructure grant funds. here is just some snapshots of the prop k funded muni fleet replacement program. multiyear long-range program across m.t.a. rubber tire and rail program. m.t

reporter: thankfully, walton did not get another chance as he was arrested at the caltrans station 24 hours after this crash. the question is, how many others were released and re-offended? we have been told deputies and officers are given discretion to decide which suspects will be cited and released, but when it comes down to it, the sheriff's office is responsible for the booking. the agency highlights their commitment, but we have not received a clear answer as to why mr. walton was released, given that he was already on felony probation. dan: thanks. you can contact the i-team if you would like to see a story investigated. go to abc7news.com or pick up the phone and call following number. ama: a week ago, he saw his shadow and predicted six more weeks of window. hello? aquatic park in san francisco, clear blue skies above the water. some parts of the areas are record-setting worth. where do we see record highs? sandhya: two records, oakland downtown and rich in. -- richmond. he has not gotten it right yet. look at the post-sunset view, stunning. this is our san jose camera. 78 do

section 9.1 contract which his wife before you and i have no problem with the city receiving the caltransunds for the reference project if i have anything further i'm sure i can follow up with mister ramos or mister goldberg. thanks for listening. >> thank you for your comments. arethere any speakers left ? >> mister that completes the queue. >> chair: public comment is no closed . may i make a motion to move this to the full board with a positive recommendation,then we have a willcall the . >> on that motion to forward to the full board . [roll call vote] we have 2 aye's with vice chair safai excuse. >> chair: this will go to the full board with apositive recommendation . can you call item 14 ? >> item 14 is a resolution approving and authorizing director of property and mayors office of housing to community development center into a grant lease for real property on by the city and located at 1718 haight street at 120 octavia street with octavia rs you associates for a lease term of 75 years and one 24 year option to extend at an annual base rent of $15,000 in order to construct a 100 pe

jobina: we are going to take a look at the bay bridge from the caltrans camera showing westbound trafficing into the tunnel. all of those brake lights start around the tunnelthe meteringerg on right away as soon as news came in. they came on at 5:48 in the backup has formed. if you rely on the vta, maintenance work starts today and will bow until march 4 so the blue and green lines -- will go until may 4 so the blue and green lines will be closed between -- stations. kumasi: just storms, lightning strikes, and a wildfire. reggie: bon jovi is looking for someone to sing their hearts out as his opener on tour. what to know for your audition. kumasi: taking a live look outside at 6:09. looking great this morning. age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in... crepe corrector lotion... only from gold bond. kumasi: governor newsom is getting ready to announce the beginning of a new chapter in california's fight against covid-19. we are hearing from experts on what the future might look like. amy hollyfield is live. amy: masks are still walk into this possible -- hospita

yesterday, caltrans open up the express lanes along highway 101 from the center county line will have a redwood city, express lanes are in effect weekdays between 5 am and 8 pm, is free if you have three or more people in the car, or you can pay with fasttrack. >> project like this are making a difference, they are providing significant savings to those who use the corridor to go to work, go to appointments, centers of education are wherever they go. >> the bca plans to add more express lanes on 1015 later this year. >>> still ahead, and streaming on cbs news bay area, one had what group of runners stripping down to their ideas in san francisco today? >>> why some are now pushing to make part of golden gate park car free. >>> hundreds of runners and san francisco's strict down to their underwear today for a good cause. >> cubans and iran helps raise money and awareness for disease called neurofibromatosis. participants ran a mile this morning from restaurant in houston. 30. the children's tumor foundation for upset all the funds raised will go for finding a cure for the genetic disord

this was in baxter at about 4 o'clock caltrans and the chp shut down. i-80 just east of this location all the way to the nevada state line. the closure was extended west down to colfax for a while. travelers were stuck on the interstate for hours with no where to exit. no bathrooms, no services. many were getting out of their cars on the freeway. some were driving backwards up the on ramp at baxter to get to a place where they could turn around. the reason for this traffic jam. multiple spinouts and accidents up the mountain pictures provided by chp truckee show some of the scary collisions. they say the driver of this suv was lucky to escape with only minor injuries. the freeway closure made a dent in many people's plans for sadie's. feller was driving up from san francisco hoping to have dinner at lake tahoe. we actually got hailed on >>sacramento. so that was strange. but yet turned very suddenly and there is no indication that this. very hungry dogs and my car. >>matthew millman and his family spent 4 hours driving from berkeley to baxter. that woul

details for caltrans workers doing freeway repairs. prosecutors say that the officers are facing a total of 300 charges, tolling, fraudulent over time. the mounts of 200 and $26,000. well, the head of the california state university system has resigned. this comes after calls for his resignation from csu faculty and staff over his handling of a harassment complaint. this against a fresno fresno state university and minister 8 are back in 2020. at that time. doctor castro was the president of that university before getting nominated to chancellery at the same year. now the plan to replace doctor castro is being finalized by the board of trustees. and international news. tensions are nearing a boiling point between russia and ukraine as diplomats around the world rush to keep war from happening now, russia says it's planning a massive display of nuclear drills. further escalating the situation. trevor shirley has reaction from u.s.. officials. >>u.s. officials say that's not the kind of display that shows russia has any intention of back

whipple avenue in redwood city took 3 years to complete local leaders and representatives from bt a caltrans and san mateo county transportation agencies held a a ribbon cutting ceremony today. the express lanes will officially open to the public tomorrow. now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look outside san francisco from our sutro tower. talk about that warm weather today. feeling like spring or lawrence is back with us. lawrence year. you're looking at possibility >> of rain which at this point we will. we'll ride with you on that. hope springs eternal. right now. looks like things are good to begin to shift in there is at least a slight chance of a couple sprinkles in the forecast is not going to be much by any means, but will definitely notice a change in the pattern out there tonight, though, it is quiet as can be the offshore winds have weakened somewhat, although we'll see those continue tonight. it just won't be as blustery. here's the long-range computer models and high pressure stays in control, although we're going to see some clouds begin to creep in maybe as early

details for caltrans workers doing freeway repairs. prosecutors say all of the officers are facing a total of 300 charges. they say the fraudulent overtime amounts to $226,000. arraignment is set for next month. major developments today in eastern europe. president biden addressing the nation today on the >> escalating tension between russia and ukraine. >> the president in u.s. officials are urging russia to pursue diplomacy, but sources on the ground report, there's a buildup of russian troops on the border with ukraine saying an invasion seems imminent. kron. 4 correspondent anna wiernicki is in washington with more. >> good evening. when we heard from president biden this afternoon, he says that at this point he believes that russian president vladimir putin has already made the decision to invade ukraine. but he says until that happens, the u.s. will continue to push for diplomacy. >> in an address to the nation on friday, president joe biden called on russia to pursue diplomacy is not too late to de-escalate return to the negotia

yesterday caltrans specified it is today that it's closing. it's today the tennessee bridge closes.e, the bridges we're talking about, bay bridges, antioch bridge, wind advisories because of higher winds. a smooth drive across and to all of those bridges, though. a delay developing here at south 680 into freemont, right around vargas there is a crash blocking one lane. the winds do not sound like they played a part in this crash, but we're watching a build for 84 coming, of course, out of pleasanton and livermore. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> helping seniors make it in the bay. coming up next on "today in the bay," the new housing option that will soon be available in the east bay. >> and america adds trillions of dollars to its national debt, breaking new records. we'll have the latest coming up. >> plus, the wait is over and the winter games are getting under way. we're going to introduce you to the ice-skating olympian who is already making waves and breaking barriers. >>> it is 5:42, and you don't have to worry about fog this morning. the wind is taking care of that. it is

my organization at the ground work collaborative, we combed through hundreds of earnings caltrans cryptsfour. what we saw over and over again is that ceo after ceo is coming out and really just crowing about their pricing action, how great pricing is going for them, how proud they are of their teams for their brilliant fising action, and what that means for these companies is record breaking profits. not just increased profit, increased profit margins, right? what they're telling their shareholders is that's good news for us, good news for you. we're going to do buybacks. and by the way, expect more. because we're seeing how far we can push this, and so far, there hasn't been any blowback for a whole host of reasons, because there's some demand, and in some cases these companies don't have any competition. there's really no competition to keep these prices in check. expect this again next quarter, and we're really just getting started here. >> it's like whatever the market will bear, right? one of the things you talk about is 3m. they make n-95 masks. so they tick the price up, and the m

tennessee over-crossing, the tennessee street bridge will officially close today, we're told by caltrans. that was an update since last night, so the solano bridge you'll have to use to the south and that will affect route 6 for more delays. we're looking at highway 4, 37 and the bay bridge, all where you have your typical build. it's a lighter build but the metering lights were turned on earlier this morning. we're watching the east bay. here in the tri-valley, unexpected delays at south 680 starting to break up. earlier crash or perhaps crashes, packed things up as people were coming through pleasanton and livermore. it's slower to clear, south bay, peninsula, and even south county looking great. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> sometimes it's time for change. and sometimes that change takes some time. so nearly two years now, and washington football team now has a new nickname. just ahead this morning, the unveiling and more on how the team moves on from the controversial former nickname. >> reporter: just into our newsroom, president biden authorizing troop movements into eastern eu

details from caltrans workers who are doing freeway repairs.y the fraudulent overtime amounts to $226,000. the officers are set to be arraigned next month. >> tonight we're hearing from the bay area lawmaker who helped to write a proposal to install traffic cameras in 6 cities across the state, including san francisco, oakland, san jose. those cameras would be used to enforce speed limits in school zones. also areas where there's often dangerous activity like sideshows. roughly 42,000 americans died in traffic collisions in 2020 san francisco assemblymember. phil ting says the cameras could influence the way people drive. >> much more cognizant of their speed. they are much more careful about how they're driving. quite often. we've been seeing too many pedestrians die on our streets because cars are going too fast or cars aren't paying attention. >> speeding tickets under the bill would started $50 for going 11 miles an hour over the limit, which is a lot cheaper than the current minimum, which is $238. people living under the poverty line woul