now, the governor's office says, it's not caltrans's job, it's the city's responsibility. all of this makes it tough for agencies like the homeless action center to help the people living there. >> that encampment does cover some of caltrans's property. some of it, on the city of oakland side of the street. but at this point, people just need the services. >> reporter: the governor's office says, since the pandemic, it has shelled out $300 million to oakland and alameda county. that includes the $for 2.7 million to find homes for people living in the wood street camp the governor's office is looking for a response to this letter by tomorrow. in the final paragraph, it says, failure to do so may result in the redirection of discretionary funding. cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> cheryl, thank you. if you have been storing your covid-19 home tests and realize they are now expired, we have some good news for you. the fda has extended the expiration date for about 10 brands of at-home tests. that means you don't need to throw them away just yet the fda has a site where it l

we have reached out to caltrans, the state and oakland. caltrans says says they do not plan to make any public statements ahead of friday's hearing. > >> in the south bay, san jose is is raising to meet a deadline to to clear an encampment and avoid avoid losing millions of dollars dollars in funding for the faa. the camp is owned -- on city-owned land. the city has already teamed up with nonprofit nonprofit partners to move about about 140 people from the mpusg e river l river trtyhas until the end me > the are sands the bay ar. u can see them throad and a pastor who made missio helpthe homein sajose >> for the people suffering in the streets, all the situations that are here, we just put this in your hands. >> reporter: for pastor scott wagers, prayers our hands on, like to work in his ministry. >> >> we decided to adopt encampments. i know the folks end very well. >> reporter: is is not a conventional church, he explained, on the ride to one of of the homeless encampments, no pulpit, no pews, just a riech tad collection of tent floors u

caltrans guardarÁ por 60 dÍas las pertenencias de estos residentes y la alcaldÍa lo harÁ por 90 dÍas.a". indicÓ esta activista. aÚn se percibe el olor a quemado, en este lugar se registrÓ un incendio hace poco y este es uno de los argumentos que presentÓ caltrans durante la audiencia del dÍa de hoy, manifestando que debido a la cantidad de incendios que se producen en ese lugar es muy peligroso y podrÍa traer algo catastrÓfico. >> hace tiempo estamos pidiendo uno de estos grandes para nosotros mismos limpiar, pero no quieren ayudarla uno. tamara: quienes se ven impactados creen que la soluciÓn serÍa adecuar un terreno especÍfico, donde pueden establecerse con sus pertenencias. >> la gente estÁ demasiado harta. tamara: desde el pasado mes de junio la alcaldÍa de auckland estuvo haciendo labores de limpieza. veremos si luego de la decisiÓn que se tomÓ en corte logran cumplir su objetivo, ademÁs estaremos pendientes para ver adonde se van a reubicar a todas estas personas. ramÓn: en instantes el distrito escolar unificado de milpitas hace un llamado a los padres de familia para que rente

caltrans owns the land and has battled to clear the space for years. but last month, a judge temporarily banned caltrans from clearing the site after people living there filed a lawsuit. what the proposal also seems to be from the city, the missing. what about property, other vehicles vehicles? the >> are there shelter. judge said he granted the temporary ban due to a lack of a planned, offer shelter to the residents. but late thursday, a new proposal was presented by the city and the judge approved the project with an order spelling out how it must go forward in phases with adapting to the needs of the current residents. >> pretty that the vehicles, that exist on the property are if they are going to be cleared in any way are allowed to be in a place where they can be were covered. >> the city is offering 40 beds in the first phase with the goal to offer more caltrans will be able to start removing some debris in early september. theresa kron, 4 news. >> foster city's controversial plan to possibly kill dozens of wild geese is getting some push back l

>> a bold daytime theft of caltrans fencing. on camera by an east oakland business owner. he says the video shows just how carefree criminal seem to be well committing their crimes kron four's. philippe reports of the video shows police responded, but apparently never got out of the patrol car to investigate. >> near the end of the workday last tuesday, everardo rodriguez and his son heard hammering across the street from their business bay, respirators in east oakland. and when they looked out of the window, they saw this 3 men pounding away at wrought iron fencing installed by caltrans around the lot. just under got a clear view. >> it's like a. wow. you know, they went at it and he's like, so the i decided call the cops right then. and >> unlike the week prior when showed up at night to steal the fencing in this case ever already believed oakland police would be better able to stop this theft in the act. >> instead, he says surveillance video shows a patrol car pulled up less than 20 minutes after the call then left after abo

when we started hurting the planking. >> caltrans says for pales were stolen. each worth about $400. they also say thin sections being stolen from caltrans right of way is not new. and it is happening throughout alameda county. the city of oakland will be getting 6 million dollars from the state to improve public safety. oakland leaders say they want to provide direct support for families who are at a high risk for violence. they plan to use the money to support the city's community intervention programs and want to establish crisis response teams to help solve underlying problems. oakland leaders also discussed establishing a dedicated violence prevention office. california attorney dan or general rob bonta announced a 15.5 million dollar judgment against rent-a-center one of the nation's largest rent to own companies. he was in oakland yesterday and says the company violated state consumer protection laws using deceptive marketing to charge customers a 15% more for products. then their normal retail prices. this costing tens of thousands of californians hundr

caltrans says in sections caltrans says in sections being stolen from caltran right of way is actuallygency says it's happening throughout alameda county. that's what you're saying. this is actually a problem is make off with the whole to carry the offense away. all right. now we've got a story see only on kron 4. we sat down for a one-on-one interview with san francisco public defender. mano raj. you. >> to discuss a number of topics that he believes are crucial. he touched on the disproportionatearest of black and brown people, a backlog of defendants waiting for the day in court and the cities were on drugs. >> that could certainly have there is that there has been an approach. >> a car store approach of locking people up based on drug offenses. now going on 50 years, it started with the nixon administration and what that has led to is a ballooning population in our jails in prison, but it is not addressed at all. the public health crisis, which is what drug use is. >> and i promise you is part of a class action lawsuit representing all of his clients who are waiting for their day i

, caltrans pointing fingers at the governor. it seems like a big circle. who is accountable? >> let me be clear about what we all agree about. the conditions are unattainable, they have reached a level of risk and danger that is not in the public's interest. and, we are working together to abate that danger as well as to be as compassionate as we can to the individuals that have been residing there. but, we are talking about 200 people. right now, our shelter system, which we have tripled in size, thanks to the leadership of our governor and his attention to the homeless problem, but, our shelter system is full. so, without expanding that shelter system, it will be extremely difficult to immediately accommodate 200 new on house residence. >> to be clear, you want more money for this, the $5 million is not enough? or $4.7 million? >> well, as a matter of law, these conditions are so hazardous, we do not believe there is a legal obligation to shelter these individuals. now, let me be clear, we do not capitalize the on house here i

today, a judge lifted a temporary restraining order against caltrans. caltrans plans to post eviction notices on labor , giving residents at least 48 hours to clear out. about 200 people live at that encampment. encampment. oakland officials say they will offer 40 shelter beds to start, but the plan is y facing pushback. >> the judge's willing is settig judge's willing is setting thisn process and the people who are living here up for failure. >> i'm sure something will come come up. i don't know if it will be within that time. but it's not my first go around with them, being homeless and hg to move. >> reporter: if everything goes goes according to plan, the camp will be cleared in seven weeks. > >> there are thousands of homeless men and women and children in the bay area, and in the south bay, there is a deadline looming to clear san jose's artist homeland encampme. jose's artist homeland encampme. jose's artist homeland encampme. jose's artist homeland encampme. jose's artist homeland encampme. jose's artist homeland encampme. jose's artist homeland

caltrans, the publc agencies. firefighters have responded to 100 fires in recent recent years, including this fire at last month's. governor newsom wants it gone.'s is oakland needs to provide temporary shelter for everyone t the encampment. the state says they will take back the money it it gave the city. city officials officials say that is enough money to provide shelter the roy provide shelter the roughly 200 people at that site. >> stop pointing fingers. please. just help. if you want people on, help the si. , help the situation. stop poing fingers. >> i'm not against homeless peo. on against the filth and the way way people are living here. this this is not healthy for us. it's it's not healthy for them. i think if we were together and we we have a start to this, things will be much better. >> west oakland neighbors and the homeless say they don't cart politics. they just want real action. the governor's office demanded a response today, but the oakland city attorney says they will provide a detailed ree nex

caltrans says it poses poses major safety risks after nearly 60 fires this year alone, caltrans can start clearing people out a week from monday. then, other local agencies can remove the remaining campers a w weeks later. > >> let's get a check on our friday forecast with first alert alert meteorologist darren peck. >> we are looking at they cloudy they cloudy golden gate bridge. we have had quite the show this morning with the marine layer. it is still hanging on here. for for most of us, we are already seeing blue sky. that is the scene from the top of mount dia. mount diablo. another vantage point from the top of salesforc. salesforce tower. we are seeing a lot more blue sky now. we did get some light rain out of all of that this morning and we might do that again tomorrow but but we are not going to have as much of the marine layer going into the weekend. having said that, we are also, conversely, going to cool down in the after. the afternoon. today, the numbers are on their way to avee to average daytime highs. i will will show you what those look like when we check back in with yo

larry: a judge has given caltrans the green light to move forward. there have been some 200 blazes there in the last two years. lena: as flames corrupted from wood street in west oakland, this was the scene of a two-alarm fire which forced the highway to shut down. the source came from the wood street encampment, home to more than 200 people experiencing homelessness that has been no stranger to fires. there were 90 fires in the area of varying severity, most on railroad or caltrans property. >> yes, there have been many fires at that site, but that's not the only site where we have had that experience. >> on friday, a judge dissolved a temporary restraining order against caltrans, giving them, along with the city of oakland and alameda county the authority to move forward with clearing the encampment in three phases, meaning more than 200 people will need to relocate. in a joint statement from the governor and the mayor of oakland, they said caltrans will hopefully be able to proceed to clean up the most dangerous portion of the encampment, and the

most were on railroad or caltrans property under the freeway. >> and yes, there have been many fires at that site, but that is not the only site in oakland where we have had that experience. >> on friday, a judge dissolved a temporary restraining order against caltrans and the giving them, oakland, and alameda county the authority to move forward with clearing the encampment in three phases, meaning more than 200 people need to relocate. in a joint statement from the governor and the oakland mayor, they said "caltrans will hopefully be able to proceed to clean up the most dangerous portion of the wood street encampment, and the city of oakland will support caltrans by providing housing, outreach, and offer available shelter beds to those living at the encampment." they will have 72 hours to accept or decline, but if no beds are available, residents will still be required to move. >> where do the people go? so they just go down the street somewhere else and start another site with their rvs, tenants, or just living on the sidewalk. >> the city added 40 beds within the city shelter sys

a judge issued a temporary restraining order to residents trying to stop caltrans, the county and the city from kicking them out of this encampment. but the property has multiple owners and the judge says it only applies to parts of the encampment that are owned by caltrans. so the city of oakland is cleaning the area on city-owned property, the city is offering housing to the displaced and plans to build a 50 unit emergency shelter site program. >>> thousands of kaiser mental health workers hitting strike lines today saying that patients are not getting the care they need. 2000 counselors and staff going on strike after the contract negotiations between the union and kaiser permanente have stalled. the union wants an increase in wages and is also demanding a comprehensive settlement to increase staffing and reduce patient wait times. kaiser says the pandemic has left it struggling and it has given the union a fair offer. >> someone has to wait three months or six months. they are already in a crisis. the crisis will become full- blown where they need more services. >> the proposal to

caltrans officis caltrans officials in the northern section of the encampment burned within a few hundred feet of the wastewater treatment plant. they have the explosion of the large oxygen tanks would be catastrophic and disrupt service to 740,000 peope 740,000 people from oakland to . the plan to post eviction notics on labor day, september 5. they will give residents at least 48 hours to clear out. officials say they will do outreach and pe 40 shelter beds with more available beds in the coming mo. coming months. >> they say whatever does not kill you makes you stronger. >> reporter: she said she is looking for a job. she is optimistic about her future, but but she worries about the residents here. many have mental mental health and disability issues. >> i can go back to school and get a job and get housing. >> reporter: >> reporter: this northern section will go first but if everything goes according to plan, the encampment will be gone in seven weeks at the earl. the earliest. >> even though east bay mud is not part of the lawsuit today, authorities say that the fires have repeatedly

caltrans says fence sections being stolen from caltrans right of way is not new. it's happening throughout alameda county. the city of oakland will be getting 6 million dollars from the state in order to improve public safety. oakland leaders say they want to provide direct support for families who are at a high risk for violence. they plan to use the money to support the city's community intervention programs and to establish crisis response teams to help solve underlying problems. local leaders also talked about establishing a dedicated violence prevention office. 4 zone forecast. as we give you a live look at 6.80, and walnut creek with the headlights on. >> and lawrence is standing by with the fog behind him in the little fog out there. a couple raindrops, some of those big tropical drops around the bay area last couple days could see a little more of that as we head to the night tonight. but yeah, we're looking at some changes coming our way as that monsoon continues outside down below. we've got that typical fog rolling into san francisco, but oftentimes you

as kpix 5 da lin reports a federal judge has given caltrans caltrans the green light to remove the encampment . >> reporter: the wood street ent is so big it's broken down into different sections, and this is the northern section and the section authorities are most concerned about, that is why they will clear out this part first. 43-year-old kimba has cad the wood street encampment homer the last three years. >> it is my home, i don't have a have a roof yet but i have a tent inside. >> she says she found safety and and community at the encampment. encampment. >> i deftly want housing. i've had a section 8 voucher before. i was in a toxic relationship, it was based on drugs and alcohol and stuff. and when i left him that is when i became homeless. >> she knows she will be forced to leave soon, and a judge with the restraining order allowing caltrans to remove the encampmet citing safety concerns the residence, and attorneys workinh them, said that will push them e them elsewhere. >> the judge's ruling is settins eviction process, and more importantly, the people living here come up for failur

and as da lin reports, a federal judge has given caltrans caltrans the green light to remove them . >> reporter: the wood street ent is so big it is broken down into into different sections. this is is the northern section which is is the section authorities are most concerned about. and that s why they will clear out this part first. the sporty thrilleda has called wood street encampment home the last three years. >> it is my home, i don't have a have a roof yet but a tent. >> she said she found safety and and community at the encampment. encampment. >> i deftly want housing and i've had a section 8 voucher before. i was in a toxic relationship. it was based on drugs and alcohol and stuff. i left him and i became homeless t homeless but >> she know she will be forced to leave soon. a judge lifts the the restraining order and allows allows caltrans remove the encampment citing safety concerns. the residence, and attorneys working with them, said it will push them elsewhere. >> the judge's ruling is setting setting this eviction process, and more portly the people who e here come up fo

. >> our top story at 06:30pm, tonight, a bold daytime theft of caltrans fencing captured on camera by an east oakland business owner. he says the video shows just how carefree criminal seem to be these days while they are committing their crimes. kron 4 sleeps ago reports video shows police responded but apparently everyone got out of the patrol car to investigate. >> my sense that. you're not gonna believe it, but they're stealing more. and i said no, come on. >> it's still >> just before close of business last tuesday afternoon, everardo rodriguez who owns bay respirators and his son were jolted by hammering away at wrought iron fencing across the street from their east oakland office near i-80 defense surrounds a lot managed by caltrans. it was installed to prevent homeless encampment fires that have popped up in the past to cut me. >> by surprise. and the fact that they didn't do like the prior week when they started stealing the panels where it was that night. and this was right before 5 o'clock. when we started hurting the planking everardo called police during the act but never

. >> a federal judge prevented caltrans from sweeping the sprawling site last month. but now the governor's office is criticizing the city of oakland while threatening to withhold more than 4 and a half million dollars in funding. >> in a letter to the oakland city attorney, newsome's legal secretary says if oakland does not step up, the state funding will go to other cities to help in their fight against the homelessness crisis. oakland officials have had plans to deal with those who are living on city property but newsom's attorney and patterson accuses the city of only focusing on those people. patterson writes, quote, the city suggestion that it has no responsibility for homeless individuals on state property unless there is a specific earmark is simply unacceptable. a federal judge has also criticized oakland as well as alameda county and caltrans for not coming up with a good enough plan. before closing the encampment, caltrans is expected to reveal their plans on housing. the nearly 200 people on its property by next week. reporting in oakland, dan thorn kron.

one of the largest homeless encampments along wood street on caltrans property has been the site for countless fires and now a federal judge will rule on friday whether the transportation company can resume clearing the property. it's been better. >> greater cooperation between the county alameda county, caltrans and the city of open to make sure that safety is provided not just for the traffic above on the highway, but also for the residents or the people. there which street the judge put a temporary restraining order on the property last month, putting a pause on any cleanup. >> ahead of this upcoming ruling, the city was to identify a location to house the approximately 200 people living at the site after it was granted 4.7 million dollars for rehousing activities at wood street. the site since become the center of a dispute between the city and state after open said it didn't have the capacity to house all of the people at the encampment has, you know, been a challenging >> thing to do and not only at wood street, but also throughout the city of oakland. gallo says the city has b

caltrans says fence sections being stolen from caltrans right of way is not new.ys is happening throughout alameda county. let's turn to a story that you'll only see here on kron 4. we sat down for a one-on-one interview with san francisco public defender. mano raj, you. >> to discuss a number of topics that he believes are big issues. he touched on. should the disproportionate arrests of black and brown people, a backlog of defendants waiting for their day in court and the cities were on drugs. is raising his voice about these issues. the wake of newly appointed san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins taking over. rogers says that he hears echoes of calls the failed war on drugs era during the new da's era. >> the concern we have there is that there has been an approach carson approach of locking people up based on drug offenses. now going on 50 years, it started with the nixon administration and what that has led to is a ballooning population in our jails in prison, but it is not addressed at all. the public health crisis, which is what drug use is. >> ru

caltrans will be permitted to enter the premises to clean up debris, which, if ignited, could damagey the city's existing proposals to deal with the matter will be followed. it still leaves a lot of potential, you know, risk to the to the plaintiffs, campers, including a resident who calls herself e. wished she and others could stay. i think maybe it would be nice if we could like. have like be allowed to do what we do like not have it illegal, like give us, um water. electricity the city of oakland says it will support caltrans by providing housing outreach and offer available shelter beds. bnsf rail says it too will work cooperatively with the other defendants. tom baker, ktvu fox two news. oakland mayor libby schaaf and governor gavin newsom put out a joint statement today that reads in part, the city of oakland will support caltrans by providing housing outreach in offering available shelter beds to those living at the encampment, and we look forward to our continued collaboration. a second suspect has been arrested in connection with the shooting death of a person outside a work

caltrans is expecting to to lay out a new plan at a court court hearing on friday. we reach out to them, to the state, state, and to open. caltrans replied that it does not plan te any public statement ahead of the hearing. > >> a new legal move in the battle over the search of formes search of former press's estate. port inity chavez has the late. chavez has the latest. >> reporter: former president donald trump wants to stop prest -- federal agents from going through the documents. trump filed a lawsuit seeking a specil lawsuit seeking a special master third-party a penny to be repord to review the documents. >> it happened >> it happened sometimes. i thik sometimes. i think from the point of view of the departmentf justice and justice itself, as long as it doesn't take too much much longer and delay things, that's fine. the justice departt fine. the justice department responded with a statement saying the first with authorized authorized by a federal court. federal judge bruce reinhart could decide this week whether any portions of the affidavit ud to authorize t

a federal judge has ruled that caltrans could begin clearing out one of the largest homeless camps in oakland. the site on wood street had been deemed a public safety hazard after several fire started there. caltrans originally planned to start clearing out the camp last month, but a judge blocked that move with the temporary restraining order and ordered caltrans along with the city of oakland and alameda county to create a plan to shelter the roughly 200 residents living at that campsite. at a hearing today, the judge ruled that the plan while it's not perfect is good enough to meet the needs of the residents. >> the law gives me little choice but to dissolve the tro in any of that because there's no constitutional right to housing the property belongs to caltrans. >> notices of the sweep will be posted one week from today. the camp will then be cleared out in phases over the next 2 months. the big story we're following this afternoon is that a judge has ordered the release of the affidavit that was used to justify the search of former president trump's estate at mar-a-lago. the fbi

caltrans owns the land and has battled to clear the space for years. but last month, a judge temporarily banned caltrans from clearing the site after people living there filed a lawsuit. what the proposal also seems to be from the city, the missing. what about property other vehicles and vehicles? the >> are there. shelter judge said he granted the temporary ban due to a lack of a planned offer shelter to the residents. but late thursday, a new proposal was presented by the city and the judge approved the project with an order spelling out how it must go forward in phases with adapting to the needs of the current to residents. >> pretty that the vehicles that exist on the property are if they are going to be cleared in any way are allowed to be in a place where they can be immediately or were covered. >> the city is offering 40 beds in the first phase with the goal to offer more caltrans will be able to start removing some debris in early september. theresa kron, 4 news. >> oakley police shot and killed a 58 year-old man after police say de escalation

caltrans originally planned to start clearing out the camp last month.orary restraining order and ordered caltrans along with the city of oakland and alameda county to create a plan to shelter the roughly 200 residents living at this campsite. at a hearing today, the judge ruled that the proposal while not perfect is good enough to meet the residents needs. >> the law gives me little choice but to dissolve the tro in any of that because there's no constitutional right to housing the property belongs to caltrans. >> notices of the sweep will be posted one week from today. and this camp will be cleared in phases over the next 2 months. the chp arrested 2 people in connection to 2 separate freeway shootings that happened earlier this summer. one of those shootings caught on a driver's dashcam. what's this? >> you >> very scary moments there. the bullet narrowly missing the passengers on board leaving this couple pretty shaken up. this happened june 14th on 5.80, east of grand avenue in castro valley. authorities say they arrested july in fy son of stanley a

live look here at here at the caltrans camera and you can see traffic really weaked up in the area.slow crawl trying to get over to get over to 580 and once you are you are on there itself, it is a a slow ride at least to north flynn. past that point you will get a bit of a break and then you are tapping the brake lights brake lights as you approach the you approach the 680 connector.d if you are taking the bay bridg, metering lights are not on just yet. likely will be turned on soon because you can see the bank already starting to build ever so slightly as you work your way through here. heads-up, here. heads-up, canyon road closed both directions. that's due to an injury crash so make sure you keep an eye out for that if you typically cake that for your morning ride. back to the bridges, golden gate bridgel clear both directions. no delays delays out of marin county. and so far, so good on the san mateo san mateo bridge headed westbound which is the commute direction right now. we're seeing about a 15 minute ride between 880 and 101. so it's getting business. but still moving at a

caltrans owns the land and has battled to clear the space for years. but last month, a judge temporarily banned caltrans from clearing the site after people living there filed a lawsuit. what proposal also seems to be from the city, the missing. what about property other vehicles and vehicles? the >> are there. shelter judge said he granted the temporary ban due to a lack of a planned, offer shelter to the residents. but late thursday, a new proposal was presented by the city and the judge approved the project with an order spelling out how it must go forward in phases with adapting to the needs of the current to residents. >> pretty that the vehicles that exist on the property are if they are going to be cleared in any way are allowed to be in a place where they can be recovered. >> the city is offering 40 beds in the first phase with the goal to offer more caltrans will be able to start removing some debris in early september. theresa kron, 4 news. >> new tonight at 10 san francisco's police chief is going public speaking out after receiving scrutiny

dan: caltrans has the green light to move forward with clearing out part of a homeless encampment in west oakland. the property is packed with trash and abandoned vehicles. there have been 200 fires there in the last two years. a judge dissolved a temporary restraining order allowing the city and caltrans to move forward clearing the encampment in three phases. more than 200 people will need to be relocated. officials have to come up with a plan for the belongings that would not result in those items being destroyed. dion: it is a big weekend full of fun in the south bay. 20,000 people are expected to celebrate the lgbtq community at the silicon valley pride festival. it is second in person festival, and will have activities and entertainment and fun for the family. the festival kicks off saturday afternoon in san jose. local businesses look forward to representing pride and the economic boost. >> we have been struggling for quite some time. these past few weeks with san jose jazz and now silicon valley pride, downtown is turning a corner. dion: the san jose downtown association supp

caltrans argued that the encampment, infested with trash and cars, poses a fire and safety risk. there have been 200 blazes there in the past two years. dion: happening in berkeley today, a face-off between two groups over abortion rights. it comes ahead of the november election, when will be faced with rock one, an amendment to the california constitution that would prohibit the state from interfering with a woman's right to abortion. here is more. ♪ reporter: it was tough to make out the chance and the abortion debate as to groups faced off on the uc berkeley campus. the group pro-life san francisco is holding a week of action. they were in san francisco thursday, friday was berkeley. their message, to vote no on prop one on the november ballot. >> lots of students are taking photos, videos, who probably never knew what prop one wise, who now do. that was our purpose. reporter: proposition one would amend the california constitution to establish a right to reproductive freedom, which would include abortion. to counter her life sf -- to counter pro-life sf was the group rise up,

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a judge lifted a temporary restraining r restraining order against caltrans. they plan to post eviction notices on labor day, giving residents at least 48 hours to clear out. officials say they will do outreach and pe and provide available beds in the coming months. the plan could face pushback. >> the ruling is set in the process and the people that are living here up for failure. >> i am sure that something will will come up. i do not know if it will be within that time, but but it's not my first go around with them being homeless and having to move. >> reporter: they say there have there have been more than 240 fs at the encampment since march 2020. 12 fires in just the last. last month. the cleanup will go in phases and if everything goes goes to plan it will be cleared in seven weeks. > >> small business owners in the castro neighborhood are fed up with crime and homelessness. they are trying a new tactic tot the attention of the city. >> reporter: business owners have had enough. >> reporter: can has had castro coffee for more than 30 years. e said he ha

the ruling today only six residents on caltrans land and the encampment stretches want to city properties as well. oakland claims, they have cleaned up their portion and are planning to build a community site. today, we saw people still living on the property, leaving questions about what happens next. >> this is a healing place. it is not just an encampment of drug addicts and psychopaths. it is a place where people come because they feel safe and secure. >> is the move out date approaches, on housed residents plan to keep their community together. >> we will have to rebuild somewhere else and keep our community alike. >> reporter: velena jones, nbc bay area news. >>> caltrans also responsible for finding a place to help the property of those living in that encampment. the people that live on wood street say that they would like to move forward with a civil rights lawsuit, hoping to prevent the enclosure of that encampment. >>> a march that started a month ago has reached the state capital. a message the people that took part in it are trying to send to governor newsome. >>> dealing with

governor newsom criticized a judge's decision to extend an order that blocks caltrans from clearing a homeless encampment in oakland. about 200 people live at the encampment located under 880. the site had seen 195 fires in the past two years. the judge wants oakland and caltrans to have a plan in place to house the people who would be displaced. the governor said the encampment is an ongoing danger to the public. oakland city attorneys are reviewing the letter. he said, we are eager to work with our local, regional, and state partners to resolve concerns and secure solutions for unsheltered oaklanders. combating homelessness is part of building a better bay area. new data so she and francisco -- showed san francisco had a drop in the number of homeless people last year. >> yes, the drop in the number of homeless folks might come as a shock to some people. it would be understandable to think that the pandemic drove the numbers up in the city, but as some experts tell me when it comes to homelessness, it is often times people's perceptions that matter more than reality. one of san fran

governor newsom criticized a judge's decision to extend an order that blocks caltrans from clearing a homeless encampment in oakland. about 200 people live at the encampment located under 880. the site had seen 195 fires in the past two years. the judge wants oakland and caltrans to have a plan in place to house the people who would be displaced. the governor said the encampment is an ongoing danger to the public. oakland city attorneys are reviewing the letter. he said, we are eager to work with our local, regional, and state partners to resolve concerns and secure solutions for unsheltered oaklanders. combating homelessness is part of building a better bay area. new data so she and francisco -- showed san francisco had a drop in the number of homeless people last year. >> yes, the drop in the number of homeless folks might come as a shock to some people. it would be understandable to think that the pandemic drove the numbers up in the city, but as some experts tell me when it comes to homelessness, it is often times people's perceptions that matter more than reality. one of san fran

caltrans caltrans has been working to clean up the sprawling encampment, but it stayed put. camps like these aren't unique to the bay area. an intimate stretching for miles butts up against a sacramento golf cours. a sacramento golf course. neighbors are fed up. >> reporter: a jarring contrastt next to the manicured greens on haggin oaks golf complex sits ad encampment. >> in this area, there are a couple of hundred people living in tents, cars, and campers. >> reporter: this video postingn april shows the three-mile and cameron is on city property. it's still there. staff claims people have vandalized and rob golfers. neighbors are dealing with another homeless crisis. unhoused people often leave their trash and belongings throt trash and belongings throughout the el paso regional park. heres amount. >> people are going up and down using a buddy system. it's justg it's just becoming a more and more dangerous place. >> reporter: the camps take their children to the playgroun. children to the playground. neighbors believe a proposed homeless shelter nearby is battg unwanted t

caltrans owns the land and has battled to clear the space for years. temporarily banned caltrans from clearing the site after people living there filed a lawsuit. what the proposal also seems to be from the city, the missing. what about property? of the vehicles and vehicles? the >> are there. shelter judge said he granted the temporary ban due to a lack of a planned, offer shelter to the residents. but late thursday, a new proposal was presented by the city and the judge approved the project with an order spelling out how it must go forward in phases with adapting to the needs of the current residents. >> pretty that the vehicles that exist on the property are if they are going to be cleared in any way are allowed to be in a place where they can be. we recovered. >> the city is offering 40 beds in the first phase with the goal to offer more caltrans will be able to start removing some debris in early september. theresa kron, 4 news. >> in the south bay bar in the santa clara valley, transportation authority are on track to start construction on one of

this image from the caltrans cameras shows where the incident happened. the chp is investigating a motive for the shooting. >>> two people are hospitalized tonight after a shooting in san jose. early this morning it happened in the 300 block of umberger road just before 4:00. two men were shot. one took himself to the hospital and is expected to recover. the other has life threatening injuries. >>> coming up, something is missing over the skies of berkeley. we'll tell you why the kite festival got sidelined, next. >>> well, beloved kite festival in berkeley is canceled a third year in a row and this year the founder says it is for good and all has to do with a hike in permit fees. word spread the berkeley kite festival was no more and people showed up to fly their kites as a form of respect. for the past four decades thousands of spectators flocked over to the berkeley marina to watch. from a few thousand dollars to $45,000. >> this year is difficult. a large part of my identity is tied up in what we do and the kite festival and i believe in it passionate

meanwhile caltrans is studying a less costly interim plan that would widen the stretch of the currentle potentially pushing an elevated replacement years down the road. sonoma resident greg brasswell has clear sailing once he reaches a marina located next to the highway but often fights the heavy traffic to get there. he supports a quicker fix with phased in upgrades and not have to build the mega project all at once. but then those pieces of infrastructure could be added on to a sea levels rise, but critics are concerned that the widening plan would still cost hundreds of millions of dollars and could be anything but short-term north bay congressman jared huffman is especially skeptical you really have to look critically at that. no one in their right mind is going to tear out a brand new four-lane freeway that cost half a billion dollars 15 years after its bill. it's just not going to happen and with the recent passage of major national climate legislation huffman and other supporters also see the raised causeway project as a historic opportunity not just to solve a traffic nightmar

caltrans, in oakland. caltrans, city of oakland will outline a housing proposal for 200 residents at te wood street encampment. last week a letter from the governors office threatened to take away millions of dollars in state funding, unless a housing solutn was found. a temporary restraing order blocks caltrans from cleaning area. > >> two people in fremont includg a teen, could be sitting behind bars for holding up cannabis delivery drivers at gunpoint. pe say at one point, the two stolea car. s.w.a.t. officers arrested a 17-year-old and a 25-year-old in an afternoon raid yesterday.e say the 17-year-old was already on probation in san joaquin county. and was wearing an ankle an ankle monitor at the time of the arrest. > >> bart's 20 year repair and reg plan is ahead of schedule. votes approved a $3.5 billion measure to replace aging tracks and modn replace aging tracks and modern modernize. the 20 year project in the fifth years. > >> first alert meteorologist dan peck is in for jess. are you tracking a

caltrans has a closure set up because of damage damage to the roadway. that will that will take some time to comy clear things out here you're looking at the press active as traffic passes the accident. the the back up behind us is really significant this morning. if yoe headed east, i will show you you you you can see traffic is really busy still in both direc. both directions. stick with an alternate. those three lanes are are blocked eastbound, san pabl, that will help you get around tt mess in and around the area. you you can use the richmond bridge. bridge. i will show you a live look at that. traffic is easy here, westbound. just keep a couple of things in mind, on what oh what it self, i will jup will jump back to our maps, a ce of trouble spots to look out for. south 101 at spencer, a traffic alert here. also, this has been out almost two hours. there is an investigation. this closure will be there for quite some time. the vehicle hit a person walking alongside the roadway. that backup still pretty significant. that will affect you a ride as you

you are looking at the caltrans camera. this is from georgia five into 580. it is definitely bogging d. bogging down. no crashes. this your typical slow and go can conditions. down to 8 miles perr per hour in some spots. no wind, so that's the good news. travel time at about 52 minutes. grab that coffee, get going. it's deafly getting busy. westbound 0 westbound 80fro.ded. cars on the roadway. no median lights. that will likely change within the next couple of minutes. traffic is getting busy. live lk at the golden gate bridge. things are moving pretty nicely for the most part in both directions. no fog to slow you , so that's good news if you're c. you're commuting. san mateo bridge moving at the limit in both directions. if you are connecting onto 880, nimitz freeway, here's a live look at the coliseum. extra volume on te northbound side getting crowded into oakland. you will see break break like that of hayward and san lorenzo and getting busy into the south bay on 101 at the the 280, 680 connector, so keept in mind. > >> coming up today on the drew barrym

a federal judge prevent caltrans from sweeping the sprawling site last month. but now the governor's office is criticizing the city of oakland while threatening to withhold more than 4 and a half million dollars in funding. >> in a letter to the oakland city attorney, newsome's legal secretary says if oakland is not step up, the state funding will go to other cities to help in their fight against the homelessness crisis. oakland officials have had plans to deal with those who are living on city property but newsom's attorney and patterson accuses the city of only focusing on those people. patterson writes, quote, the city suggestion that it has no responsibility for homeless individuals on state property unless there's a specific earmark is simply unacceptable. a federal judge has also criticized oakland as well as alameda county and caltrans for not coming up with a good enough plan. before closing the encampment, caltrans is expected to reveal their plans on housing. the nearly 200 people on its property by next week. reporting in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 n

caltrans says it will clear out the candidate in phases about 50 people at a time and it will happenevery two weeks. oakland mayor libby chef and governor gavin newsom put out a joint statement that reads in part city of oakland will support caltrans by providing housing outreach and offering available shelter beds to those that are living in that encampment, and we look forward to our continued collaboration. a young mountain lion that was rushed to the oakland zoo after being shot by rangers has died. fish and wildlife officials say the big cat was spotted on the front porch and hollister but they say when they tried to tranquilize the young male cat, it lunged at officers. that's when they shot it. he was rushed to the oakland zoo for surgery, but unfortunately did not make it. the department of fish and wildlife says it was not their intention to enter that mountain lion, but say they had no other choice after it charged at officers. on monday. the nasa artemis one mission is set to launch from the kennedy space center in florida. the mission will bring nasa one step closer to it

. >> a bold daytime fast to caltrans fencing captured on camera by an east oakland business owner. he says the video shows how carefree the criminal seem to be while they are committing the crimes well forcefully to go reports. the video shows police did respond but apparently never got out of the patrol car to investigate. >> my sense that. you're not gonna believe it, but they're stealing more. and i said no, come on. >> it's still >> just before close of business last tuesday afternoon, everardo rodriguez who owns bay respirators and his son were jolted by hammering away at wrought iron fencing across the street from their east oakland office near i-80. >> defense surrounds a lot managed by caltrans. it was installed to prevent homeless encampment fires that have popped up in the past to cut me. >> by surprise. and the fact that they didn't do like the prior week when they started stealing the panels where it was that night. and this was right before 5 o'clock. when we started hurting the clanking everardo called police during the act but never saw them. he says it wasn't until

a federal judge prevented caltrans from sweeping the sprawling site last month. but now the governor's office is criticizing the city of oakland. >> while threatening to withhold more than 4 and a half million dollars in funding. in a letter to the oakland city attorney, newsome's legal secretary says if oakland does not step up, the state funding will go to other cities to help in their fight against the homelessness crisis. oakland officials have had plans to deal with those who are living on city property but newsom's attorney and patterson accuses the city of only focusing on those people. patterson writes, quote, the city suggestion that it has no responsibility for homeless individuals on state property unless there's a specific earmark is simply unacceptable. a federal judge has also criticized oakland as well as alameda county and caltrans for not coming up with a good enough plan. before closing the encampment, caltrans is expected to reveal their plans on housing. the nearly 200 people on its property by next week. reporting in oakland, dan thorn kron.

caltrans says spent sections being stolen from its right of way is not it's happening throughout alamedal kron. 4 news. we reached out to oakland police department about its response to the theft, but we have not heard back. >> today the man charged in the 4th of july parades, shootings in illinois is going to be arraigned. he faces 117 felony counts for the murder of 7 people and for injuring dozens more. the motive for the mass shootings, however, is still unknown. but the defendant's parents say that their son was getting treatment for mental health problems. it's 6, 37 and in national news just a few hours ago, speaker nancy pelosi departed taiwan after meeting overnight with the president of taiwan. her visit comes as china is ramping up military drills to levels that have been seen since 1995. joe khalil has the latest. house speaker nancy pelosi continued on with her historic and controversial visit to taiwan wednesday in defiance of the chinese communist government. it's really important. >> for nhe message to be clear that in the congress, house and senate democrats and republic

caltrans says spent sections being stolen from its right of way is not it's happening throughout alamedaews. wow. that video we reached out to the oakland police department about its response to the theft but have not heard back yet. >> a 36 right now and memo part based robinhood announcing major layoffs, the financial service company says they're going to lay off about 23% of the workforce. and that comes after a round of layoffs in april when they let 9% of their workers go. the company blames inflation and the crypto market crash. that announcement comes on the same day that the financial regulators in the state of new york find robinhood's crypto unit 30 million dollars. bay area tech companies are slowing their hiring and cutting their marketing and sales tech companies. outsourcing their financial services and marketing, not the core of their business. so they're taking it elsewhere. but they're unlikely to lay off engineers. they say that after reports that a tech company, oracle, which used to be at rare in redwood city, they just announced layoffs they haven't responded to our