. >> caltrans have decided that the massive encampment needs to go and soon. >> more than 100 fires in the past year. wilson walker has more. >> reporter: before we get to what might be coming next for this area, we want to give you a look at the scale, one in cam and just north of the 16th street train station and runs almost north of the 580 interchange, three quarters of a mile. yesterday's fire might be what leads to their next move. >> i told people that was coming. >> reporter: doreen bailey lives 100 yards from yesterday's fire. it did not surprise her, nor is she surprised here that caltrans is now talking about taking action here. >> east bay, union pacific, the city of oakland, and ourselves, we'll need to get together and talk about what needs to happen in a short timeframe. >> reporter: caltrans tells us all those parties will be before the week is over to discuss some kind of resolution for the encampment. we are told it will involve moving everyone out. >> reporter: debris is on the frontcourt, and we need to relocate the people. >> reporter: by the agency's estimates tha

starting off today, i want to introduce our district director of caltrans bay area ms. deena eltuansi. >> thank you. i'm caltrans bay area district director. and i can't tell you how thrilled i am to be here today. it's really a special day for us. before i start anything, i would like to congratulate the city of san francisco, sfmta yerba buena conservency for the south of market transit project. congratulations. governor gavin newsome's clean california initiative is part of the california comeback plan to remove litter and to engage communities in butte if i indication efforts through job creation and education. clean california is truly a statewide effort and one third of the funding that's coming to us is coming to cities, counties, tribal authorities, and transit agencies to clean and provide beautification. san francisco is a beautiful city. often people will remark that homes in san francisco are built right next to each other. what people don't see from street view are the extensive backyards, gardens, and patios. as here, there are beautiful gardens and so muc

. >>> a federal appeals court is allowing caltrans to clear homeless encampments along highways. tony lopez looks at what happens now. >> this is the worst it has been. >> reporter: crews have swept homeless, a property before forcing cameras to pick up their belongings and move somewhere else. >> it is clear for a week to a month at the most. then, they start creeping in. >> reporter: caltrans says he's in camas but public safety at risk creating a danger for drivers and problems like this fire last february that started in a camp under highway 50 forcing a temporary closure of the on and off ramps. a new legal ruling could allow the state to permanently ban homeless on highway right of ways. >> it happy to hear there may be a solution. >> reporter: a previous a federal appeals court decision prevented authorities from forcing homeless on public property to leave unless there was enough shelter space to accommodate them. they have nowhere to go. >> reporter: the same court released a new decision based on the case in berkeley that clears the way for caltrans to removing cabins t

and then they start creeping back in. >> reporter: caltrans says these encampments put public safety at risk creating a danger for drivers and problems like this february that started in a camp under highway 50 and forced the closure of the on and off- ramps. new legal ruling could allow the state to permanently ban homeless along highway right-of-ways. >> i am happy to hear there might be solutions. >> reporter: a previous federal appeals decision prevented the authorities from forcing homeless on public property to leave unless there was fluff shelter space. >> they have nowhere to go. >> they released a new decision, removing them along highways, a ruling homeless advocates oppose. >> they are taking it as a precedent but they realize it is one thing for people not there but it is another to effectively police the areas. they spend the money to clear it out and it is not going out. >> reporter: governor newsom supports the decision saying it is a welcomed ruling confirming we don't have to let dangerous conditions continue without taking urgent action. >> that is tony lopez report

. >>> kpix 5 has learned caltrans is moving to close is rolling homeless camp in oakland after a deadly fire. a man died yesterday in a vehicle parked at the encampment. it is so large, it's nearly a mile north of the old 16th street train station to the interstate but there have been more than 100 fires there in recent years. caltrans wants to clear the area of trash, abandoned vehicles, and relocate more than 100 people to safer conditions. >> several different entities down there, union pacific, city, ourselves, we'll need to get together and talk about what will happen in a short timeframe. >> reporter: caltrans told us all those parties will leave before the week is over to find some kind of resolution for the inclement problem. >>> new at 6:00, sentences goes ocean avenue will soon get a new 20 mile-per-hour safety speed zone. one of 16 signs will be installed there starting tomorrow morning. posted from geneva avenue through victoria street toward the avenue. it is only part of a new state avenue allowing cities to reduce the speed limit in business district by five miles per hou

investigation meantime high wind gusts have postponed overnight caltrans work on the peninsula caltrans tweeted today that it'll reschedule work on the 101 express lanes project in a tweet. caltrans says the southbound freeway closure on 101 between airport boulevard and san bruno avenue will be delayed that stretch of the interstate was scheduled to be closed from 1 am to 6 am tomorrow morning. all right, you can check temperatures get. casts and learn more about bay area weather anytime you can find it in the weather on demand section of the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app just download it for roku apple tv, amazon fire and android tv. moving on to developing news on the war in ukraine where british prime minister boris johnson met with ukrainian president vladimir. zelensky abc news reporter corina. mitchell tells us the meeting ended with a new pledge of support. at least 50 people are dead and more than 100 hurt after the single deadliest attack on civilians since russia invaded ukraine a missile hitting a train station in eastern ukraine were thousands had gathered trying to flee

in other transportation news, caltrans skills back service starting next week. redo schedule is because of electrification work. 104 trains daily on the regular schedule which will be cut down to 88. the change will remain in effect through may 20th. >>> american workers are losing purchasing power even though wages are it. the jump in wages year-over-year is the biggest two decades. when you adjust for inflation, worker compensation is actually falling by the points and%. >>> state lawmakers with a series of measures to protect abortion access for californians and people getting around restrictions in other states. 13 pills have now been passed in the legislature. oklahoma is the latest stage to restrict abortion ask the governor is expected to sign a textile ban after the state republican lighthouse approved the bill this week. the measure prohibits abortion after cardiac activity in the fetus is detected which often occurs even before a woman know she's pregnant. >>> in june the u.s. supreme court rules on a mississippi case that potentially could overturn ro

caltrans does not have to provide other housing for those individuals.vices that they need. caltrans plans to remove those camps early next month, several candidates to become san jose's next mayor, laying out their plans to deal with a major transformation of the downtown area in the next 10 years. google is building in phases its massive downtown campus with offices, housing and open space . just across the street from s, a p center dearden station may become a grand central station of the west with the bart extension in california's high speed rail. four of the candidates for mayor offered their view of the changes at a candidates forum. what this requires is for us to have a construction management plan. for the city that takes in all of those different moving parts into account so it would be no different here west of 87. as we manage and mitigate all of that we need to ensure that people can still get safely to games and events that they can get to work that they can get to this train station. they can get home. quite frankly, of course, we need to

our caltrans team, our caltrans team if you could wave right over here. let's see caltrans.ict director. iq for your leadership. city and county staff, kudos and mayor breed again congratulations on an amazing day like today as you launch this incredible project . thank you very much. [applause] >> completing a project of this magnitude also requires strong andenduring policymaker support . i am very pleased to introduce next the chair of the san francisco county transportation commission and member of the board of supervisors rafael mandelman. >> jeff, you and your team you got it done,congratulations . [applause] but you know who really got it done, the holds will build this project, that the building and construction trades workers showing economi resilience and good union jobs go hand-in-hand . so the project took too long. we all know that. there are certainly lessons to be learned. mistakes not to be repeated. but this project will surely make a difference in the lives of san franciscans every day as transit riders whiz past cars stuck in traffic, students, seniors, to

caltrans says it wants to move the residents due to critical safety concerns, the court said caltranser services they need. caltrans plans to remove the camps early next month., laying out their plans to deal with a major transformation of the downtown area in the coming 10 years. google as you know, is building a massive downtown campus in phases with offices, housing and open space just across the street from s, a p center dared on station may become the grand central station of the west with the bard extension and california's high speed rail. four of the candidates for mayor offered their view of changes to canada's forum. what this requires is for us to have a construction management plan. for the city that takes in all of those different moving parts into account so it would be no different here west of 87. as we manage and mitigate all of that we need to ensure that people can still get safely to games and events that they can get to work that they can get to this train station. they can get home. quite frankly, of course, we need to construction management plan for downtown we

>> as you guys can see here, caltrans is doing a pretty good job of cleaning up here.for the ski ranch, they will be opening up around 9:00. that is pretty great news. >> it is. skiers and snowboarders are super happy. they are waxing their equipment now. >> what a great scene. the third week in april. >> it is cool. i have seen snow as late as may. this is a welcome sight. we want to show you a beautiful view from zephyr cove where the snow is coming down. this is just a site to watch over and over again. winter storm warning until 11:00 a.m.. best to hold off on travel. it will be difficult to impossible. the backcountry of tahoe has an avalanche warning until 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. check out live doppler 7 as we get you in closer to where it is raining. we have light to moderate showers around the trails. here are some showers crossing chinatown and going into emeryville, 7th street. some areas are still seeing showers, rain so far, the last 36 hours, a third of an inch in san francisco. a quarter of anish here. look at that, 4407 inch here. what really stands out is o

well, there is a collision there, according to caltrans. and as a result, caltrans says basically blocked off. they said all eastbound traffic way up there. certainly heading some traffic mess is here in the sierra. meantime, highway 50, no traffic mess it. i'm aware right now, but you should be aware. chains are required between twin bridges all the way to myers right before lake tahoe. so be aware if you're coming up there. but as caltrans says, james and darya, if you can at all avoid coming up here, that is your best bet. james and darya. >> and what's that snow like? is it very wet and kind of warm out there or does it feel like it's dry and fluffy or what? >> great question. well, you know, right now i'd say it's it's more of an icy kind of snow. but we pan down here. look, it's ticking here in the cisco grove area. i know we came with you live just about hour ago. that was down in the nyack area. that was about the foot elevation. this a little bit higher. so not a surprise. it is sticking here and that's why those chains are require

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starting off today i want to introduce our district director of caltrans bay area ms.

caltrans says it wants to move the residents due to critical safety concerns, the court said caltranscaltrans plans to remove the camps early next month. across the bay. paypal is closing its office on market street in san francisco and june , paypal told the san francisco chronicle the closure as part of its plan to give employees more flexible schedules. executives say the company remains fully committed to the bay area will continue to hire people to work in california and invest in businesses in our state. people paid $890 million when it bought the market street office back in 2015. news today that california has more billionaires than any other state in the country, according to forbes, 186 billionaires called california home at the top of the list. google's co founders, larry page and sergey brin, forbes says half of the states billionaires made their money in tech. forbes says almost two thirds of california billionaires live right here in the bay area. the old fairmont hotel in san jose has reopened under a new name. it's now called signee abi hilton. the 800 room hotel under

i city -- see ray from caltrans team. our district director, thank you for your leadership.and county staff, mayor breed, congratulations on an amazing day like today. thank you again for having me here. thank you very much. [applause] >> completing a project of this magnitude also requires strong managerial support, so i am proud to introduce supervisor raphael mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: director tumlin, you actually got it done. congratulations. but you know what got it done? the union workers who show that sustainable projects and union jobs go hand in hand. there were lessons to be learned, mistakes not to be repeated, but this project will make a difference in the lives of san francisco every day as transit riders whiz past cars stuck in traffic carrying students, construction workers, seniors, tourists, and anyone wise enough to choose transit first, this project will make a difference for our quality of life. the transportation authority is proud to have helped lay the groundwork for this day by leading the planning and environmental review phases of the proj

so that's why caltrans is people coming up. you've got to be really careful. in fact, i 80's on that bridge is right over there. will they actually briefly closed? i-80 closer down the mountain near cisco the lead, the lower elevations because of multiple caltrans says they had to close it to clear that will they recently reopened up. but that's why this gas station air and king vela completely empty because cars have just started to been allowed to come back at the mountain. so people were stuck, lay down there. and that's why caltrans says they have put chains in effect between iac all the way to truckee and both directions of i-80 come up here. you need those chains, max. we limit 30 miles an hour. and by the way, you want to go on highway 50 the other side nor to get to lake tahoe. you'll also need chains really change required on most mountain roads appear so be aware that, but hey, we need the snow who could believe james and ari and everybody in the bay area. april 21st. and this is what it looks like up here in that's quite the sight to send back to it

caltrans says last year to contractors were killed.seriously injured and work zone collisions at ceremony also included a tribute to highway patrol officers who were injured and killed. wow on the line of duty. chilling home surveillance video here showing an intruder rummaging inside of southern california home while the residents are sound asleep, san bernardino police say the video shows the intruder at one point actually standing over and looking at the residence. why they slept. police were able to identify that suspect and later arrested him. boy that is certainly scary. well, the fight between disney and florida republicans took a new turn over the very law establishing its own special district of that law passed in 1967, establishing disney self governing district. stipulates that florida's government cannot take away their rights until disney's bond debt is fully paid off. disney has about $1 billion in outstanding bond debt. while governor ron de santis said that the burden will not go to taxpayers. orange county's tax collec

i city -- see ray from caltrans team. our district director, thank you for your leadership.and county staff, mayor breed, congratulations on an amazing day like today. thank you again for having me here. thank you very much. [applause] >> completing a project of this magnitude also requires strong managerial support, so i am proud to introduce supervisor raphael mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: director tumlin, you actually got it done. congratulations. but you know what got it done? the union workers who show that sustainable projects and union jobs go hand in hand. there were lessons to be learned, mistakes not to be repeated, but this project will make a difference in the lives of san francisco every day as transit riders whiz past cars stuck in traffic carrying students, construction workers, seniors, tourists, and anyone wise enough to choose transit first, this project will make a difference for our quality of life. the transportation authority is proud to have helped lay the groundwork for this day by leading the planning and environmental review phases of the proj

if you've got to go later tonight, caltrans will have gotten the passes fairly workable. you will need change throughout today. there is the next one. that one will get here on tuesday. light showers but only the first one. the tuesday rain does not look that impressive. we can see that system out here. it comes in a little too far north. the one for thursday, that one at this point looks more promising. we will not fall for it entirely just yet. i will show you what it looks like. thursday could be interesting for better widespread rainfall totals. on tuesday we will get something. it will be less than .1 inches of rain monday night into tuesday. on thursday, the totals go what . we are looking more like .5 inches of rain. and we put another 6 inches down in the sierra. we could get three feet on thursday. that is where things stand in the forecast model. let's give thursday some time to play out. here is today's rain. we clear the system out and get sunshine. on monday the rain arrives late . it will be monday night rain. it will be tuesday morning rain before thursday

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i'm cheryl chambers, deputy of external affairs for caltrans and i'm here to welcome you to today's event. happy to be many my hometown and looking forward to our program. star o

and caltrans issued a wind advisory of night. a little breezy as we head.tbound 580 as we approach the dublin interchange. sit the usual steps slowing down in those right lanes. if you are headed to that area and on isalre g e g ma su tha. you'll move a lohov lane cruisi with no problems. let's get another perspective of 580. this is the area where we are going to be seeing those brake lights as we head out of tracy to 580. not too far from the passes here. this is where you're probably going to feel most of those breezy conditions. 49 minutes. 205 to 680 is your travel time. look atthe rest of the freeways. highway four. 101. not bad at all. 101 getting a little bit busy northbound coming away from the 280-680 connector. with e had areports of a trouble spot on 280 itself southbound at ten street. there was a big rig that lost debris in the roadway. that has been cleared out of lanes. i am noticing this new problem not too far from 87. that is just popping up. in fact, i don't have details on that just yet. northbound 87 at santa clara. a new crash just re

chp officers and caltrans workers sprinkled absorbent on the glue and a caltrans sweeper truck made a pass to help brush up some of it. some lanes are still closed, but the highway should be open again in about 15 minutes. this tanker truck caused a big traffic problem across the bay bridge. it got stuck on a signpost after an accident on treasure island just before 8:00 this morning. traffic coming off the bridge came to a standstill, eventually backing up for miles as you can see from sky 7. the truck was finally worked free and the alert finally lifted about 3:00 this afternoon. kristen: turning to the weather come the skies were mostly clear today, but more rain is on the way. dan: spencer christian is here with a look at the rainy forecast. spencer: there's quite a bit of rain coming our way, not necessarily the first storm, though. you can see on the satellite radar composite image, rain is getting closer to the remainder of the bay area. let's take a close look at the details of the storm, it ranks only one on the impact scale. through tomorrow morning we expect light rain and

jobina: number six, an alert from caltrans, and some good news. and have for the month of april to think customers for their patients and to alert people that come into the office. kumasi: number seven. look at this beautiful view, a double raimo forming in the san ramon area. whoever did this time lapse said it was captured on march 28. that is stunning. wow. jobina: lisa, do you think that is a filter? lisa: maybe not. it just may be creativity. reggie: and you did not stutter. [laughter] lisa: i think i did that time. reggie: put together your hot weather plans this week. today is the day to do it >>> good morning, america. for our viewers in the west. global calls to charge putin with war crimes on this monday morning. worldwide outrage. new evidence of the staggering devastation from the war. ukraine's president accusing russia of genocide as russian forces retreat from kyiv. this as 11 ukrainian mayors are being held captive by the russian military. this morning, how the white house is planning to respond to it all. >>> urgent manhunt for at

when passengers bother caltrans tickets on saturday, many like faye, thought it was their lucky day. >> why is this ticket so cheap today? >> caltrain is discounting authors by 50% for the entire month of april. it's a way to incentivize more people to ride the strains. the rationale, more employers are bringing people back to the office, and more event happening across the bay area, including 10 home games for the giants. >> i feel like you know, more of the seats are getting full. >> this man who rides several times a week, has noticed the same thing. >> caltrain ridership stats back there observations up. in january the average around 9000 passengers per week day. in february, around 11,000 per weekday, a spokesperson tells us, they're waiting on the final figures for march but the preliminary numbers show the positive trend should continue. some riders have their theories -- >> i think more people are going to work and stuff. >> i think gas prices have something to do with it but also, i feel like people are more comfortable kind of being in a closed space with others. >> mobilit

people to have a subway ride from the heart of chinatown all the way to the convention center to the caltrans station and all the way down to bayview and visitation valley. >> it's great to see all these projects coming to completion. we're all grateful for your team's hard work and i really appreciate you coming on the show, mr. tumlin. thank you for the time you've given us today. >> my pleasure. thanks for having me. >> and that's it for this episode. for sfgov tv i'm chris manors. thanks for watching. >> hi, you are watching san francisco rising. focused on reimagines our city. our guest is debbie rafael director of san francisco department of environment to talk about climate action plan. welcome. >> thank you. it is a pleasure to be here. >> thank you, too. i have seen the climate action plan. it is a very detailed document that might be a little incontinue dating to digest is there a simple way to summit up? >> you are right. this is a science-based document. we are very, very proud of the rigor. over 150 implementable actions to achieve net zero emissions by 2040. i think i can summar

this is a caltrans project.o be detouring folks in the fairfield area around this as they work to sort of improve some of those roads out near fairfield. now, as far as your drive times go, your east bay drive times, still moving along nicely. southbound 680 to 580, vargas road, ten minutes. southbound 101 from venice avenue to sfo, about 11 minutes. no issues along highway 92 or shoreline boulevard. that's it for me. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:40 this morning, history made at the giants game. coming up this morning on "today in the bay," we're going to talk about an injection that leads to a surprise twist, the likes of which has never happened in major league baseball. we're going to talk about that in a moment, and the coach you will be talking about for years to come. >>> in politics, president biden uses a certain word, genocide. we'll go over what that means and its implications, plus -- ♪ they had it coming ♪ ♪ they had it coming ♪ ♪ i didn't do it ♪ ♪ but if i'd done it ♪ ♪ how could you tell me th

the week in the sierra starting with a nice amount of it as you can see this caltrans video showing the flakes all along i-80. this video from sunny side research shows a similar story. blanketing the outdoor eating area. you would not think it was april so turning to our weather, a cold and rainy monday morning here in the bay area. just block. >> looking at the pictures of snow, it will set us up for staying inside today. not frigid but in the mid-50s. the wind chill is what's going to get you. look at the what caps on the water. that is the view from salesforce of the ace may. east bay. the rain is done for the most part with the bay but what we still have is a 25 to 30 mile an hour wind gust which is going to keep things pretty chill he. looking at first alert doppler, you can see the showers coming to an end over the south bay, still cloudy there around mount hamilton and in the mountains but the showers are coming to an end. the snow still falls in the sierra and we are almost completely done in terms of the rain. watch what happens on futurecast as we go through the afternoon and

caltrans said it's around 20% of pre-pandemic levels, but heading back up. quakes we see more and more people going back to work in covid restrictions already making people out and about. kristen: the ferry system is making adjustments. they say better alignment trips with ridership demands and improved connections with other agencies. tuesday through thursday it appears more companies will be bringing back more employees. larry: a new ad campaign aimed at keeping tourist away. why they say san francisco is not safe. we will have the latest on the supreme court nomination of judge jackson. the republican support she's gaining, plus, san francisco's pride para i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodicall

. >>> bringing more beauty to san francisco, department of public works and caltrans unveiled new planarren patch of land. going to plant a bunch of trees, 5th and bryant under the bay bridge. 1,000 young trees planted and workers will move them when mature enough to replant in neighborhoods across san francisco. made possible by a grant, part of governor newsom's clean california initiative. >>> opening day is 48 hours away, less than, for the giants and a's. today some hype. fans at embarcadero. friday is the day. philadelphia and the marlins. >>> one >>> no warriors game today, so why the long lines at chase center? okay, here's a clue. bam bam. >> big deal. bambam is a k-pop star with 50 million followers on twitter and 15 million on instagram. what's the math? >> 65. >> 65 million total followers. everyone waiting in line because the warriors store was selling special edition bambam hoodies and t-shirts. wrapping around the building. a thai wrapper, and member of the hit group got 7. also a warriors fan. told his millions of social media followers to support andrew wiggins for the

caltrans has changed requirements in effect from the baxter area all the way to the truckee area that on eastbound i-80, if you're going westbound, you need those chains between the donner lake interchange all the way to the baxter area. so be aware that meantime, truck drivers, are you going to stop your trucks? well, before the mountain in applegate area? that's because the doing the screening there to make sure you have your chains in your possession. but once you do all that, if you're careful up here, well, how about this april storm bringing snow? i mean, we will take it because we certainly needed james and darya. you know, last time we chatted with uh, on a couple days ago, there was that accident on traffic was all jammed up. have you heard about any issues this morning? are things look ok so far? >> great question. you know, things overall looking okay today. one thing you should be aware of those because the snow is sticking a little bit more that the roadways definitely more slippery. that said we have seen caltrans coming by. >> with their snow plows and they are keeping

caltrans city of oakland. city of alameda, bart at times, and so that coordination is key. at all levels with the policymakers with those who are on the ground responding, and so, yes, caltrain trans should be a part of the response equation and the minimization of the risk. alright council member lauren taylor. appreciate your time this afternoon. thank you. thank you. we're learning a fox that attacked the northern california congressman at the us capitol has tested positive for rabies and has been put down as melanie window explains. the congressman wasn't the only person that fox bit around the ankle. caught on camera, a brazen alleged biter of ankles at our nation's capitol. never actually expected i was going to get attacked by real fox democratic congressman ami bera, recounting his encounter with a fox on capitol grounds. something lunge at the back of my leg, and it's like felt like a small dog and i jumped really quick and i was holding my umbrella because i thought i'd have to shoot a win. like that's not a dog. that's a fox, then a standoff of sorts ensued. it's

caltrans, as you can avoid coming up here. that's your best bet. because let me tell you, james and darya. we've been running into several drivers already this morning who say they are simply not prepared. james and well don't run don't don't run into them. well, but he's not going to run into the city was running in >> came across. i saw one driver who was in love locks. >> that's you came in flip-flops. guys is that he wasn't right. he didn't. didn't realize it would be this like that's why they need to watch the weather forecast. 8 on. thank you so much. but yeah, this nice. but as you saw was really that i not fun. i judged by the to have the hat on. he was all a rapper address that already. >> 7.11 right now. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. there's a new program trying to keep elderly people from getting scammed. we'll tell you what they're doing. >> you see the snowfall up there in the sierra with 8 on. but we're getting the rainfall here in the bay area, too, tracking it as we go through the morning in your forecast. >> and with the

that car was on caltrans property along a private road.in would highway one o one off-ramp. investigators are looking into whether the deaths were related to that crash. an we'll let you know when we find out more. >> the brink a fire department had to rescue a woman who fell from a cliff near stinson beach. this happened saturday afternoon. and you can see the rescue in action here, helicopter and an ambulance helicopter and an ambulance had to respond. and as you can see, they were able to get to her and she's in the hospital now that accident by the way, it backed up traffic for a couple of miles. but everything's back to normal. now. in the east bay, oakland, fire crews responded to an rv, an encampment fire. this broke out yesterday morning on east 12th street. and now that it's out, the red cross is helping those displaced by the fire. nobody was hurt. >> to the peninsula now or coma. firefighters were able to put out a grass fire near el camino fire crews prevented it from spreading, which is great news. there are still warning peop

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it started at 1:30 this afternoon on caltrans property. one person was found dead inside an rv, but so far no word on how they died. dan: let's move to a really bizarre story out of alameda unaware amman is accused of stealing a car, not so unusual, but this is -- while his child was with him. leslie brinkley has the details on this unusual carjacking. leslie: this police lieutenant told me that a man was sitting in his car here in alameda, talking on his cell phone, when he was approached by another man who had a four-year-old girl with him. that girl was calling him her dad repeatedly. so he asked to use the man's cell phone. he refused. so the suspect opened the car door, punched the driver, yanked the driver out of the car and took off with the four-year-old girl. police put out an all points bulletin for a grey honda accord. they said they do not believe the little girl was ever in danger. she repeatedly called this man her dad and went willingly with him, so it is not a kidnapping. poli the victim in the car was treated at the scene

people to have a subway ride from the heart of chinatown all the way to the convention center to the caltrans station and all the way down to bayview and visitation valley. >> it's great to see all these projects coming to completion. we're all grateful for your team's hard work and i really appreciate you coming on the show, mr. tumlin. thank you for the time you've given us today. >> my pleasure. thanks for having me. >> and that's it for this episode. for sfgov tv i'm chris manors. thanks for watching. >> you're watching san francisco rising with chris manors. today's special guest is mary chu. >> hi. i'm chris manors, and you're rising on san francisco rising. the show that's focused on rebuilding, reimagining, and restarting our city. our guest today is mary chu, and she's here to talk with us about art and the san francisco art commission. well come, miss chu. >> thanks for having me. >> it's great to have you. let's talk about art in the city and how art installations are funded. >> the arts committee was funded in 1932 and support civic review, design investments and art galleries. pr