where the sites located and how caltrans has permission to clear it out. then demands for change as iranian americans here in the bay area speak out about protests in their home country, the changes they want to see for women around the world. from ktvu. fox two news. this morning's onto good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's a monday. it's september. 26th good to see you gasia mikaelian back with the nice, mild weather week ahead of us. let's see. steve paulson can confirm that he's right here, can indeed guys you've been listening? that is correct. welcome back, by the way, we do have quiet pattern here. bigger fog bank a little cooler in the wednesday little warmer, not a big deal. thursday friday, little bit of activity popping up over this year as well. but otherwise we're looking for that continuation of the cool down we had starting on sunday. now it'll impact areas farther away from the coast, so big morning fog bank sunny inland little bit cooler for some, so below average for many attempts coming do

last week, caltrans warned the people that those locations to expect the cleanups to begin today caltrans has worked with solano county officials to get the homeless people they're connected with. social services. striking mental health therapists have rejected kaiser permanente is contract offer. the therapists have now been on strike for six weeks. they said the offer did not adequately address understaffing or improve access to care. a spokesman for the union says the vote should jump start negotiations again. kaiser left the negotiatccept its for you considering running for president in 2024 2028, not even considering not at all. and i thank you. i'm glad you're applauding. no. um no. no. and no. i've said it in french, italian. i don't know german. i mean, i cannot say it enough. it's humbling. the governor made those comments at the texas tribune festival in austin over the weekend, he was asked if he was running for president and either the 2024 or 2028 election . he also said that he has enough to do between last year's recall effort and work here in california. now there's specul

caltrans says it's not normal for roads to buckle in extreme heat. but it's happened before. >>> okay. check it out. a plane flying near the tahoe national forest just disappears into those thick clouds of smoke. a new wildfire in northern california is triggering evacuation orders. it's called the mosquito fire. it started last night near the oxbow reservoir. 1200 acres have burned with zero containment so far. there is a little bit of good news so far. no structures are threatened at the time. but obviously, with this terrible heat that we're having, this is just another one of the many fires, jeff, that we have to keep a very close eye on because of this blistering heat. >> we basically at this point have one more day of the 110-degree plus weather, and then we're going to start to see it slide down in a big way this weekend. but fire danger still going to be with us saturday and sunday, especially through california as we do have some thunderstorms we're tracking. any lightning could of course spark some fire. so i want to get you all set up and

. >> reporter: so outreach contins outreach continues with caltrans caltrans drawing within feet of peoplesamps. for the holdouts, things really are closing in. >> some people are angry. some are a little more depressed. a lot are busy, trying to figure out what to do with the stuff they have or find another place to stay for now. >> i have been here 30 years. i am not moving too far. i almost have my trailer fixed. >> is it drivable or would you need a hitch to move your trailer, do you know? >> reporter: she says 50 people have accepted an offer of shelter and the crush of workers workers and heavy equipment has some who initially declined, rethinking their decision to st. to stay. >> i think all of the other coms other complexities of homelessness that certainly you can visually see today, i think it is just going to get magnified as people are pushed down here. so that gives you time to think about what it is you want to take with you. >> reporter: the outreach continues as caltrans crews move move south. every car and camper, its own unique challeng. unique challenge. >> we will find o

another week and another round of cleanup underway, dozens of caltrans workers on site removing everything from trash to brandon brandon cars. some protesters turned up with signs supporting the camps residents but could only look on as the evictions continued. a few weeks ago, crew crew started at the camps northd north and and they are now working their way south down the the i-80 corridor, a span of nearly 25 city blocks. this man lf ars the encants forcing everyone out will only make things worse in oakland. >> it's hard to find a place. >> >> reporter: he is still not sure where he will end up long-term, but he and other residents we spoke with say officials gave them plenty of notice to pack up. >> where in a difficult situation but i think they've done a good job. >> reporter: this man has called called wood street home for 11 years. >> it was a good run. >> reporter: while he is sad to leave, he's planning on moving to some city-owned land that won't be part of any caltrans weeps. >> they just take all your stuff stuff and move it further on down the road. >> reporter: phase 2 of t

kumasi: caltrans -- hello. caltrans has cleared out another section of the woods street homeless encampment. i will show you the video yesterday. about 40 people were impacted. 12 have accepted alternative housing. it is estimated them 200 people lived at the site before a judge allowed caltrans to wear it. -- clear it. caltrans began its clear up -- cleanup of vallejo encampment, looking to clear six locations. they are making residents aware and possible relocation. reggie: governor newsom has 550 bills on his desk that must he signed in the next five days. bills include a farmworkers utilization bill, changes to solitary confinement, and making lunar new year a state holiday. governor newsom has vetoed 60 of the 1100 bills sent for improvement -- approval mostly due to spending concerns. sorry about that, having some audio problems. newsom signed a bill to put an end to catalytic converter thefts and resale. kumasi: golden gate -- listed two buildings for sale, its main campus on mission street and another b

we're told that caltrans has given them a little bit more time before this has to be moved. but the big question that i had for a lot of the people here is where do they go? and while the city has said it has tried to provide housing, as caltrans did too many of it is temporary housing, not permanent housing. so where are these people going? they told me. they're just pushing further into wood street or nearby streets. and other encampments now we have seen today. big containers like this, at least six or eight of them loaded up so far, just this morning. and hold off with trash and then big heavy machinery like this, hauling off the cars and trucks . a lot of people here are really heartbroken because they call this home and they say they have nowhere else to go. but caltrans says it's just simply too dangerous and they can't be living underneath these highways , especially in a place where they have seen more than 200 fires in recent years. the house people say that those fires were never investigated. they believe many of them were arson. still it doesn't change the fact

caltrans says the site will be cleared in 3 phases. yesterday's work was part of phase one. a federal judge allowing caltrans to begin clearing the property out of safety concerns since march of 2020 more than 240 fires have occupied or a kurd at that encampment. well, happening today, contra costa county will begin offering the new omicron specific covid booster at several different facilities. the latest covid-19 booster shot is already available to you in many countries across our counties across the bay area. golfers dan kerman talk to an expert on how it differs from the previous booster shots. we've been seen. at the santa clara county fairgrounds. people are already lining up for the new omicron specific covid-19 booster. >> the hope is that may provide better protection against infection having a could for a different appearance of a spike protein in a vaccine means bodies that be developed. >> to the signal, good putts bet the bettor fighters against the new enemy in town as long as your previous infection or previous booster was at least 2 months ago. the new pfize

caltrans says this was phase two. of a three phase process to clear out the wood street camp located underneath the mcarthur maze by the beginning of november, eviction notices were sent to 40 people with offers for alternative housing. caltrans says about a dozen people accepted. it's traumatizing that beeping of the vehicles. whenever we hear that it's like an invasion and pain. and like a dagger into the heart of our community. caltrans says it's clearing out the encampment because it's considered a heath safety hazard. officials say numerous fires have been reported at the site has also been ongoing issues with trash fire burning above interstate 5 80 in the oakland hills is now contained. video posted to the citizen app shows it started as a truck fire at about 6 15 this evening on westbound 5 80 at edwards avenue. the flames, then spread to brush and trees and came within 50 yards of some homes along blue rock court that fire reached for alarms and burned about 3 to 5 acres tonight. there were no reports of any

dozens of caltrans workers moved in and started clearing things out, including vehicles.his all comes after a federal judge, last month, gave caltrans the green light to clear that mile-long encampment. as long as as the city can provide a plan to shelter those who are there living. the site is dangerous. they've had hundreds of fires there. the city proposed clearing of that location, they wanted to do it, about 50 people people there at the time. > >> back to first alert weather now. a rescue from a hot truck , , where a dog was in a box > >> this morning has those temperatures rose to 85 degrees. a citizen called it in after hearing barking. officers got the dog out. good for the officers and citizen who heard that dog in trouble and did the work to get the animal rescued. the owner cited for animal endangerment. they took and cond and confiscated the dog who is g is enjoying some time at the police department. we will ask if the dog will go up for adoption and where the dog is in in the coming days. time for a look at our forecast with darren darren peck, in for paul.

it came less than 24 hours after after caltrans began phase 2 of the encampment clear out. multiple fires have sparked at the camp, which expands several city blocks and has been home to to hundreds of people. caltrans plans to fully close the encampment by early november. > >> federal investigators are now now one step closer to figuringt what sparked the state collect largest fire this year. they were able to seize a pg&e transmission pole. 60 buildings have been burned and it is more more than twice the size of -- >> it is -- pg&e said in a statement it is cooperating with with the investigation and noted noted the cause of the fire has not been determined. > >> nasa says mission complete. it's a spacecraft crashed into an asteroid during tests of how the earth will defend itself if a space rock is headed directly towards our planet. the crash happened 7 million miles away. the space agency still received video confirmation but with a bit of a lag. there he goes. >> you were telling about this - this -- it was a bit anti-clima. >> it was anti-climatic in a sense of it cr

we spoke to her last month after a federal judge ruled the unhoused had no right to stay on the caltrans> it is all organized. evict first, get services later. >> reporter: today, camp residents used shopping carts, appliances, and even vehicles in an effort to prevent caltrans from cleaning the northern end of the oakland encampment. it is the place that has been the site of hundreds of fires. the fires, residence claim, they did not start. >> we deserve a piece of it because we have shown we can create a eco-village model, tiny homes, a flood of homeless people is growing. there is no solution on their side. >> there is nowhere for them to legally go at this point. >> reporter: caltrans has moved more than 30 people today and are working with the city and county to offer services. 200 plus residents call wood street home. they are offering other space when available. >> i think that the judge accepted the word of the government entities that they would provide adequate shelving and housing for individuals here, we have not seen that be the case. i really do believe that people will be

it has been a been a massive effort by caltrans to tackle all the trash trash and abandoned cars. earlier this week, we introduceu to one former camp resident who is now in transitional housing. this is a big job that will tae some time. right now much of the encampment is still right there. wilson walker followed along with outreach workers tryg to help residents before their time runs out. >> you know they are clearing out here next week. i am the director of the county healthcare for the homeless pro. >> in the sprawling remainder of the would street encampment, she and her team are making sure making sure they have turned every corner, trying to make contact with every single person person still living here. someo need medical attention and someo have no idea where to go and others who nich i think they have told you. u ve a spot ba. anhave how many folks stay h >> two people and three dogs. >> on the north end, the first first phase of outreach continus with caltrans drawing within feet of people's camps. for the for the holdouts here, things ae really closing in. >> some peo

caltrans crews have been starting to clear out oakland's largest homeless encampment, an army of caltrans workers and the chp moved into the woods street and camp it this morning following a standoff with homeless advocates. they were protesting to try and stop people from being evicted. two weeks ago, a federal judge ruled caltrans can move forward with this week with its plan to clear the sprawling camp about 200. people live there, and the homeless advocates see the city does not have enough beds or shelter for them all to stay. there is not enough shelter that's being offered. we believe that housing is a human right and that it's unacceptable to be forcing our most vulnerable community members to be forced out of their location without giving them a place to be. caltrans the city of oakland and alameda county have all been pushing to clear the site, citing multiple recent fires that have started at the encampment. new news. san francisco district attorney bruce jenkins has announced a new misdemeanor drug policy, which she says will help drug users get treatment. the new policy will

expect to see caltrans move forward tomorrow with a new phase of eviction. caltrans was given the okay by a judge to clean, clear and evict up to 200 people living at the site there along wood street 200 workers who showed up earlier this month to start work at the site encountered a blockade. dozens of california highway patrol officers arrived the rescue people who refused to leave at the time the city county and caltrans have been told in court to offer residents safe places to stay. elections continue in four russian occupied regions of ukraine. moscow began holding the referendums on friday, asking people if they want to secede from ukraine and join russia. ukraine and its western allies are dismissing the election, calling it a sham video shows armed russian troops going door to door, apparently trying to pressure ukrainians into voting . the election is scheduled to wrap up on tuesday. and ukraine is trying to shift its war with russia into a new liberation phase as the ukrainian president makes a direct appeal to the russian people who have been call

others already have a plan and one longtime resident told us that while he is sad to leave, e thinks caltrans gave everyone plenty of time to pack. >> you just take all of your stuff and move farther down the road. the people waiting to do this at the last minute, i'm not not sure what their train of thought is. >> reporter: caltrans is phase 2 phase 2 of the project impacts about 40 people, of those, 12 people have accepted alternative alternative housing offers. the entire camp is expected to close close by november. > >> it will certainly be a busy week for governor newsom, he has has until friday, september 30 at night to sign or veto a heap of bills on his desk. he's got more than 500 still to get through. the governor has already signed two bills aimed at cracking down on catalytic converter thefts. it would make it illegal to buy parts from anyone other than a licensed dealer and dismantle her. it would require detailed records of transaction. the governor says the thefts have increased tenfold since 2018, one bay area bay area resident says her car has been hit twice. >> i told myself

caltrans plans to fully close that encampment by early novemb. early november. so for no word as to what caused that fire. > >> a lot of labor action at bay area airports today, with multiple unions in the midst of contract disputes, and they are protesting. they are. off-duty flight attendants from two different airlines, picketing today. at sfo, right there on the left side of your screen, united airlines attendance were outside terminal 3. then on the right in oakland, southwest airline attendants, marching as well. >> what we want? >> contract. >> when we want it? >> yesterday. >> yesterday. >> so here is their fight. unions are fighting for a numbef issues from pay increases, to work conditions brought on by the hundreds of thousands of flight cancellations and delays that have happened this year. the united workers say the airline refused to increase hiring and staffing to give them a hand. >> in 33 years i've never seen a a summer the way we have had, this last year. i no at this holiday season coming up will be any different, different, if united does no

mass transit and caltran d, caltran delays, we will check that schedule as you are heading heading out the door. > >> adorable dogs, why these furry friends are causing some debate, this morning. > >> if you follow basketball, then you know the nickname, the redeem team. > >> it is being called the >> welcome back on this tuesday morning. time now for the morning mix. you love puppies. >> i love puppies and i used to have a dog. > >> maybe you are a person who likes a certain breed. bad news, news, the 5 dog breeds that he would or could never own. the first on the list is the child child and then the cavalier king . the dotson breed is the third and last is an a flat faced dogs dogs like a bulldog or a pug. many reasons stand from health related issues that these breeds breeds could face but they are his opinion and you may disagree disagree or not. everyone has got their preference. >> all of those do have health s health issues in one way, shape or form whether it is the heart, heart condition, the elongated back or the breathing problems. >> and that my play into whether whether or

protesters met caltrans crews during the first round of evictions.today, caltrans crews in vallejo are expected to remove several homeless encampments, including those along interstate 80 highway 29 highway 37. last week, officials for the state transit department warned the people at those sites to expect cleanups to start today. caltrans has worked with solano county officials to get the homeless people they're connected with social services more than 40 people have reportedly been killed in iran so far in violent anti government protests. the protests were sparked by the death of a 22 year old woman who is being detained by authorities. for not properly wearing a headscarf, while iranian authorities say she had suffered a heart attack reports have indicated she was severely beaten. we have taken tangible steps to sanction the morality police who caused this young woman's death and we've taken steps to make it easier for the iranian peoplend to communicate with one another and with the world. in addressing the united nations general assembly wednes

caltrans began cleaning up other locations in valeo.his comes during a year after valeo's on house to struggle. ra wng witity officials to make residents aware and offer potential relocation options. >> your details today about the forfeit of a football game between galileo and richman high school. the superintendent of the west contra costa school district said he is disappointed galileo forfeited over concerned about the -- over parents concerns about safety. ryan curry has the story. >> it is a new week of school for richmond high but students are going to class disappointed over the actions of parents from another school. galileo academy of science and technology forfeited its game against richmond on friday because the roster was to lean after their parents of seven football players refused to let their kids play citing concerns for safety. it is something students do not agree with. >> they think this is the ghetto area. they think something bad is going to happen. >> stephen goes to richman high school. he says rumor started circ

caltrans is the the whole job might be done by november. here in oakland, wilson walker, kpix 5. >> county officials tell us 79 wood street residents have reced some kind of housing assistance, assistance, about half of those accepted housing placements. the the demand is still more than what is available, some people can only get group shelter spaces and they do not want to part with their rvs. > >> let's talk about our first alert weather, the heat may be g out this weekend but now we have have to deal with the hayes. you you can really see it. from this this view from chopper five, smoke from the mosquito fire in the sierra is pushing into the bay area. first alert meteorologist paul hagan has more on how it will impact the air quality heading into a cooler weekend for people outdoors. >> the good news is, cooler temperatures and store this weekend. the not so good news is is the air quality is not going to be great but it will not be awful either. let's take a look at the current air quality across the bay area, a lot of yellow dots ind

. >> caltrans, we're currently working with caltrans to start inspecting the freeway to make sure it's safe for travel. once that happens, fire crews are asking the public to use caution. >> the angeles national forest move from high to very high fire. danger about 2 weeks ago. and there's good reason for that. so just be very, very cognisant. if you're out there, recreating using the public lands be very, very mindful of your actions. >> just a reminder for us as we get into this heat now. so far the fire has burned over 4,000 acres and is 0% contained. another big story this morning, a 9 year-old boy shot during freeway shootings on interstate 5.80. it happened tuesday night in oakland. the little boy is expected to be ok, according to chp, the woman driving the car in the young boy were inside that to camry after the shots were fired. they exited the freeway and crashed the car and 35th in brookdale avenues. officers arrived and found the car riddled with bullets. the 9 year-old boy was sitting on the front passenger seat, suffered a gunshot wound. the women was also hurt in the cra

kumasi: caltrans cleared out another section of the wood street homeless encampment.were over the worked yesterday. it says about 40 people were impacted. so far 12 have accepted alternative housing. it is estimated that 200 people lived at the site before a judge allowed them to clear it. the agency fully expects to close wood street by the end of november. caltrans claimed up the vallejo encampments and they are working to clear six locations throughout the city. caltrans is working with city officials to make residents aware and offered relocation options. reggie: police have made no rest after a deadly stabbing. the victim was found around 4:00 a.m. that is the entrance of this station. the incident is under investigation. kumasi: new developments in the killing of a hayward father and son. police arrested the suspect on sunday morning. police release date -- received a 911 call about the altercation. they found a 41 shea 49-year-old man and his 22-year-old son stabbed to death. their names have not been released. still to come, what costco said when asked if it w

dozens of caltrans workers came out with heavy equt to clear the site. it spans 25 city blocks and people who were not cleared out today know that time is running out. >> they have that situation -- they go through the same down h. down here. they're going to do e same thing down here. >> campers are scrambling to pack up their homes. many don't have a plan b. wilson walker spoke to some who are moving out out and some who plan to stay. >> it is kind of a long story. we didn't know exactly when they're going to bulldoze the p. the place. >> reporter: with limited time and the help of volunteers, these were the final hours to get out of this rv or find a way way to move it. >> i had to move everything out of there before they crushed hits. two hours notice is not enough time to get a camper out. out. >> reporter: caltrans had descended in force with a swarm of workers and heavy equipment hauling away what took years toe to accumulate for those still left in the area. this message is clear. >> we are going to get this rv going though. most of the stuff wil

you can see caltrans workers have completely cleared out this side of the encampment. but there is still a lot of work to do, and caltrans says it will likely take months to finish. about 300 people used to live many this camp. last month a federal judge ruled the residents had no right the stay on this property. there was a confrontation yesterday that resulted in two protesters getting arrested. homeless advocates argued the cleanup creates more problems because these residents have nowhere to go. >>> well, a south bay man says he is tired of waiting. he is now trying to build the park that his neighborhood has been promised for decades. but the city of san jose is balking, and that's trigger adwar of words over dirt. here is nbc bay area's scott budman. >> reporter: it's going to take a while, but shovelful by shovelful, mark espinosa is determined to build a new park in his hometown of alviso. >> what you see here is just an empty field with weeds growing. >> reporter: an empty field sitting on three acres of city-owned land on grant boulevard. empty since the year

the city county and caltrans have been told in court to offer residents safe places to stay. tesla ceo elon musk is scheduled to spend the next two days with lawyers for twitter. musk is expected to answer questions ahead of next month's trial, which will did urban whether he can back out of the $44 billion. he agreed to pay for twitter. musk agreed to buy the company back in april but then tried to pull out of the deal in july due to concerns over fake accounts. the trial is set to begin on october. 18th new tonight plans to overhaul hundreds of acres in santa clara county are facing opposition ktvu lamonica peters tells us a private company wants to build a sand and gravel mining plant on land that many people call a sacred site. the album moves in tribal ban one santa clara county to deny permits for a sand and gravel mining project near gilroy at the sergeant ranch quarry also known as you're a stack the chair of amma moods, and spoke at a rally opposing the project earlier this month. why do those regulations allow that? if this right here was a catholic side of this rig

there. >> caltrans contractors have removed trash, tents, cars and arby's to reduce what the state calls unnecessary danger and risks to the public. today marks phase 2 of the 3 face clerking process. an estimated 80 people were rehoused as part of the first phase in early september and during the second phase about 150 people will be relocated. the state is providing 4.7 million dollars to oakland to house those living along with street. now time for our 4 zone forecast. as we give you a live look at the iconic transamerica pyramid. >> good looking day out there got some fog rolling in. lawrence was a nice weekend. yeah. it was a gorgeous weekend. that fog, though, kicking back in cool temperatures down just a little bit. still not bad around the bay area today, the temperatures, but they're going to cool off a little more. so i think in the next couple of days, probably a little more this rolling on shore. this looking from our sutro cam. you see some of that fog begin to move inland. now, more of that on the way tonight. temperatures are still got some warm in the valleys right now. 7

. >> caltrans began working too in oakland to remove about 80 on house residents and their property. this morning. the people living at the camp did not want to go quietly to residents were arrested by the chp following a standoff with a group of people living at the camp. this is video from a fire that was held. that was a kurd some weeks ago. a number of fires have been said at that particular site, caltrans said about 200 people are living on the property which will be cleared in 3 phases. today's work was part of phase one. a federal judge ruling recently allowed caltrans to begin clearing the property out of safety concerns since march of 2020 more than 240 fires have occurred at that settlement. >> happening right now, a statewide flex alert is still in effect for the 9th day in a row. tonight's alert was extended because of the ongoing heat wave. it went into effect at 3 this afternoon. it will end at 10 o'clock tonight. we want to show you the outages around the bay area right now. not as bad as it's been in the past few days, but still plenty of neighborhoods from the north

. >> richmond, south bound 5.80, ramps remain closed as caltrans continues to work on a bridge there.and off-ramps at bayview avenue closed last wednesday and caltrans announced it will open up again around november. 11th caltrans is urging drivers to use that we've got a boulevard ramps located north of the construction site. drivers can also use the central avenue ramps located on the south side. new at 3 o'clock. governor gavin newsom not mincing words today, calling out republican governors as he spoke on climate at an out of state conference. our capitol bureau reporter eytan wallace brings us one newsom said and how some of the gop are responding today. >> yeah, today, thousands of miles from here at the capitol. governor newsom stressed he and his administration are laser focused on climate, something. he argues his republican counterparts are not. >> governor gavin newsom. >> the governor in new york today speaking at the clinton global initiative, less than a week after he signed several climate related bills into law. all with the goal to transition the state's renewable ene

so the outreach continues as caltrans crews move south. every current camper, its own unique talents to so we'll be around, i'll heroes of a single day until they cleared out what to make sure that you are aware of everything and helping to ge you also were safe from here pg so this entire area is supposed to be cleared out by the end of next week, and then notice for the next area that they have to leave, those will be issued on the 26th. we are here no court, local 10 peas he actually reporting. up next time xhosa cleanup to how does the mountains across the state are working to keep our waters blue. >>> plus car cruising in the city, why though riders are taking over the mission distric tonight. >>> and later everybody. machleit like at this, low riders in the streets in san francisco's mission district today, all or none of met skin indicates weekend. the san francisco low rider counsel holding all of the even on mission street. organizers say this all about hillsdale rating hispanic culture and showing when is welcome. runs until 9:00

caltrans says the site will be cleared in 3 phases. thursday's work was part of phase one.ederal judge ruling recently allowed caltrans to begin clearing the property out of safety concerns since march of 2020, more than 240 fires have occurred. that settlement. >> it's 5.37. and new this morning, the chief of the union city police department is raising concerns about the rising crime in union city and all across the bay area. in a post on the city's page. the chief says that there have been 5 homicides in the last year. and he also says that attempted homicides and assaults with a gun are up. 63%, 70% of guns seized by police are either ghost guns or not registered to the attacker. and a majority of the crimes are committed by people who do not live in the city and union city. the chief says the department is taking steps now to try and combat the rise in these violent crimes. he says they're deploying additional resources to certain areas based on crime data. they've also increased staffing in the investigations unit. and these are just some of the different strategies th

caltrans started clearing out the site where about 200 people live. spend the scene of scores of fires you in this file video, but not everybody living at the camp was willing to go quietly and that resulted in the arrest. caltrans says the site will be cleared in 3 phases. today's work was part of phase one. a federal judge ruled recently that that allowed caltrans to begin clearing the property out of safety concerns since march 2020, more than 240 fires have occurred at that settlement tonight. 2 people are hurt in what authorities say was a gang-related shooting in uvalde texas. police say 4 people were taken into custody. >> that community, of course, still traumatized the shooting that happened today at a park just a mile away from robb elementary school. that is where 19 students and 2 teachers were shot and killed back in may. and in memphis, tennessee, a gunman has been arrested after police say he terrorized the city for 20 hours during a shooting rampage. they say that 19 year-old ezekiel kelly was live streaming on facebook last tonight as

caltrans says the site will be cleared in 3 phases with thursday's work constituting part one. phase one, a federal judge ruled recently that caltrans could begin clearing the property out of safety concerns because since march of 2020, more than 240 fires have broken out in that settlement. it's 7.35. in new this morning. the chief of the union city police department is raising concerns about the rising crime. >> in union city and really all across the bay area. 2 in a post on the city's next. we'll page. the chief says there have been 5 homicides than last year and he says attempted homicide and assault with a gun are up about 63% and that 70% of the gun seized by the police. >> are either ghost guns or not registered to the person who use that gun and a majority of the crimes are ppcommitted by people who do no live in union city. the chief says the department is taking steps to combat the rise in these violent crimes. he says that there deploying additional resources to certain areas based on crime data. and they've also increased staffing to the investigations unit. they'r

also caltrans tells me that they're working right now to clear 8 to 10 ft. on both sides of the highway along this stretch in hopes of preventing future fires. live in oakland. brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news. alright, brooks. thank you. millions of florida residents living along the gulf coast are bracing for hurricane ian. we will have a live report from tampa coming up tonight at six o'clock, the killing of a food delivery driver in oakland's little saigon neighborhood rattled plenty of community leaders, and now some nonprofit groups are trying to make sure his family is not forgotten abou there's a reason comcast business powers more businesses than any other provider. actually, there's a few... comcast business offers the fastest, reliable network... the protection of security edge... and the most reliable 5g network. want me to keep going? i can... whether your business is starting or growing, you need comcast business. technology solutions that put you ahead get started with fast speeds and advanced security together for $69.99 a month for 12 months.

caltrans.> on the highways, they were able to clear that all people are moving along now. we do have residual delays of about 20 minutes. know, traveling into the city mason at fremont street exit san mateo bridge, 15 minute ride traveling across the words, the peninsula, no major delays there. our richmond center fell ridge, 11 minutes tolls to one on one. and if you're taking the south bay drive up 1, 0, one, 85 to menlo park just around. 32 minutes of john's been talking about that quake. yeah, just just as a reminder, we need to get those to go back to you guys are very get bad. here's the thing thinking about everybody. talk about stuff falling in the kitchen, right? and those are 2 places open shelving worst thing ever like. so fashionable. and like all your stuff is going to fall down when knock over the shower bottle time way to re invasion. some things to say that early. >> all right. time now is 6.31. we have city leaders in antioch now there eyeing police reform after the mayor annou

caltran started clearing out a large section. of oakland's largest homeless encampment today, caltrans says this was phase two. of a three phase process to clear out the wood street camp under the mcarthur maze by the beginning of november, an estimated 150 people were relocated. ktvu fox two news at 6 30. the clock is ticking for many people in florida tonight as they prepare for hurricane ian. extreme winds and high water could hit many parts of florida later this week . foxes caroline elliott live tonight in lynn haven. in florida's panhandle to show us how coastal cities are preparing caroline well from florida's panhandle down to fort myers. we're seeing homeowners across the state prepare for what could become a category four hurricane right now we're seeing a grocery store shelves empty out fast as well as many cities along the coast, handing out sandbags for free so homeowners can try to secure their homes from flooding later this week. the city tells us that just today that hundreds of homeowners came to this location to

a federal judge ruling recently allowed caltrans to begin clearing the property. they say because of safety concerns since march of 2020, more than 240 fires have occurred there at the settlement. >> oakland leaders have plans to return about 5 acres of city-owned land to a native american tribe that lived there for thousands of years. mayor schaff made the announcement saying the city recognizes the genocide committed by settlers calling this a step in the right direction to make things right. the land in question is known as sequoia point and work in miller park. it would be given to an indigenous woman lead nonprofit called the so go raya tay land trust and the east bay alone, a confederate confederated villages of la shawn nation. they would then tend to this land and use it for cultural practices. >> today is a day where we acknowledge. the harm. that government and colonials ation has it done to the first >> we have a vision of a place in the hills that overlooks our territory. that has holds us in a basket as we offer prayers a way for us to tell our story

caltrans crews recently had started to clear out the property inside of the encampment. cleanup process is expected to last for weeks. it's estimated some 200 people lived at the site before this work started. well it now costs up to 1.2 million dollars to make a single affordable home in san francisco according to the chronicle new state housing funding applications are reflecting the same skyrocketing building costs seen across the bay area researchers say that the rise is worsened by worker shortages pandemic era inflation and the bureaucracy of long and unpredictable approval processes. meanwhile competing ballot measures will determine in november how to streamline affordable housing developments. and caltrain rolled out their new fleet of electric trains on saturday in san francisco. this is part of an effort to electrify the rail system to reduce noise and greenhouse sustainable fleet will reduce co2 emissions by 97% creating the new state-of-the-art fleet has generated up to 30,000 jobs across the country. in the north bay a push to protect busy highway 37 from s

caltrans started clearing out the site yesterday where about 200 people live.en the scene of a number of fires, but not everybody living at that camp was willing to go quietly. and that's what ended up with these arrests. caltrans says the site will be cleared in 3 phases. thursday's work was part of phase one. a federal judge ruling recently allowed caltrans to begin clearing out that property for safety reasons. since march of 2020, there been more than 240 fires that broke out at that encampment. >> 6.41 in the east bay, the security guard who was shot outside of the hospital on wednesday has died from his injuries. he was shot on the campus of kaiser permanente in san leandro, 60 years old and he was an armored car guard and he was transporting money when he was shot outside of the emergency room, he's taken to the hospital and was in critical condition handed of dying yesterday. his name has not been released, but we know he had been working with the company world for nearly 40 years. and the killer is still on the loose. at least one person is in critical

we did reach out to caltrans about this large operation so far, we have not heard back.ks jarocz ktvu, fox two news. contra costa county plans to begin offering the newly updated covid booster shots at vaccination sites. tomorrow people 12 and up are eligible to receive fighters nu omicron booster while adults 18 and older can get moderna's oh macron booster appointments are available and walk ins are welcome as capacity allows nearly 84% of contra costa county residents have completed their primary series of covid vaccinations while around 54. have received booster shots. an additional 10,000 monkey pox vaccines are soon coming to san francisco. the san francisco department of public health says federal authorities approved a request for more doses ahead of the false um street fare later this month in the castro street fair, which is in early october . the additional doses are part of a federal pilot program to give additional vaccines to states and cities holding large lgbt q gatherings. that we did see the heat today came up a few degrees and that popped a couple reco

two weeks ago, a federal judge ruled caltrans can move forward this week with its plan to clear thatling camp about 200 people live there, and the homeless advocates say the city doesn't have enough beds or shelter for all of them. caltrans the city of oakland and alameda county have all been pushing to clear the site, citing several recent fires that have started at that encampment. the ongoing hot weather affecting students in the bay area, the changes for several schools as the sweltering heat continues. you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27. indoor for lunch and recess during the hot weather. some even let the kids out early today, ktvu samaha spoke with parents in dublin about how

the city county and caltrans were told in court to offer residents safe places to stay. an attorney representing the homeless says it's easier said than done. there haven't been adequate offers of shelter. many of the people here as you can see live in their vehicles, and there aren't any open rv lock spaces. and so there's nowhere where they can legally and safely go. any of those vehicles are being hauled off and stored. some tried to stop that from happening like this man who was detained by officers. human rights, other holdouts face the same fate arrested, then carried away just days after the eviction notices were posted, many on housed have relocated to other neighborhoods are in temporary housing. think they could have been a little more fair about things or like give us a little more time. this work is expected to last for weeks broken up into three phases, as many who are unhappy, housed wonder what will happen to them every time were displaced. it is stressful. detrimental to our health and takes four years off of our lives. for now cruiser trying to take care

caltrans crews recently started to clear out the property inside of the encampment. the cleanup process is expected to last for weeks is estimated some 200 people lived at the site before this work started. all right now cause up to a million 1.2 million even dollars to make a single affordable home in san francisco according to the chronicle new state housing funding applications are reflecting the same skyrocketing building costs seen across the bay area researchers say that the rise is worsened by workers shortages pandemic era inflation and the bureaucracy of long and unpredictable approval processes. meanwhile competing ballot measures will determine in november how to streamline affordable housing developments. caltrain rolled out their new fleet of electric trains saturday in san francisco. this is part of an effort to electrify the rail system to reduce noise and greenhouse gas emissions 19 electric train sets will replace diesel-powered trains the new trains come with new amenities from enhanced storage spaces comfort and a quiet ride. our train system is le

we did reach out to caltrans about this large operation so far, we have not heard back.oks jarocz ktvu, fox two news. still to kill him. the bay area paying tribute to queen elizabeth, the second on the day of her death. she's been incredibly important person for the people in our community after the break how bay area leaders are remembering her as we take a look back at her 1983 visit to san francisco and other parts of california and how president biden and the first lady offered their condolences to the people of the united kingdom today. also ahead, the nfl season kicks off in the home of the defending super bowl champion rams are jason appelbaum has the highlights later in sports? want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write

caltrans says it is on schedule to fully close the encampment by the beginning of november. brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news quick brooks is there a plan from caltrans to put up a big fence? i mean, in the case that some of the homeless when we come back, maybe and set up camp? that's a big concern. they've already said they're going to put large barriers in place, so no one can come back and they can keep that area clear. brooks jarocz their in the newsroom brooks. thank you. san francisco is working to investigate wrongful convictions of the innocent today, district attorney brooke jenkins appointed the first member of the innocence commission, the independent advisory group will look into cases where someone may have been wrongfully convicted. jenkins selected former san francisco prosecutor julia cervantes to serve as a liaison between the d a s office and the six member commission. cervantes also worked as a prosecutor in san mateo and brooklyn. she is currently the lead attorney for the district attorney's post conviction review unit headquarters for the meals on wheels

caltrans is prepared to recommend building a four-lane causeway along the 21-mile corridor to replace the current highway. it will sit 30 feet high and might include a bike in pedestrian path and a smart train track the price tag six to eight billion dollars it could take decades to build two sea level rise is threatening to flood the highway regularly though starting in 2040 the final draft of the caltrans study comes out in december. the sport of curling has found an unlikely home in east oakland known much more as a midwest or canadian sport, but it's starting to pick up in popularity now on the west coast abc 7 news reporter tara campbell was in the east bay and has the story. and with the clank of a rock the sport of curling is sweeping into east oakland. it's been a long time dream for i think many people in the curling community in northern california, you know having the first dedicated ice facility here patrick tabuchi and his husband our long time members oa curling club. my husband and i start curling in 2003 and 2004 in san jose windows 20 people on the ice watching the cl

some of the residents tried to stand their ground as the caltrans crews moved in. some oakland unhappy used residents are unhappy forced from state property off wood street, a place many have set up camp and called home community, people say was given the okay by a judge to clean, clear and evict up to 200 people here. 200 workers showed up thursday morning but were welcomed by a blockade to start eviction. we need a breather here. one of the contractors trucks was surrounded soon a standoff, but dozens of california highway patrol officers intervened. cruz then started clearing an area known for fires. the city county and caltrans were told in court to offer residents safe places to stay. but an attorney representing the homeless says it's easier said than done. there haven't been adequate offers of shelter. many of the people here as you can see live in their vehicles, and there aren't any open rv lot spaces. and so there's nowhere where they can legally and safely go. any of those vehicles are being hauled off and stored. some tried to stop that from happening l

since caltrans began removal word there.t friday about 80 people have been moved out of the encampment so far. they came in real fashion just started cleaning everybody out, trying to take my heart. my dad passed away. his picture is on the back of the house. that's all. the counter and says the city gave the city of oakland $4.7 million in grants to shelter the homeless people. they have been about 200 fires at this particular account mint in the past two years, and caltrans says it illustrates the dangers to the highway infrastructure as well as two people who are driving by and the people living. at the encampment. it is 608 and today marks 10 days since the mosquito fire began in the sierra foothills, it has grown to become the biggest wildfire so far in california this year and take a look at this. the smoke is now easily visible from space. firefighters on that fire now getting ready for this weekend's changing weather conditions. now the crews are trying to strengthen and secure air control lines before the expected w

caltrans it says the state gave oakland $4.7 million in grants to shelter the homeless. there have been about 200 fires at this encampment in the past two years, caltrans says. these fires illustrate the dangers to the highway infrastructure, people driving by in anyone living at the encampment itself . damage numbers to bring you on the mosquito fire the biggest wildfire in california right now. plaster county sheriff's department just this morning announced the fire grew by 2200 acres and is now just below 70,000 acres in size and area that's about 109 square miles. the fire keeps growing, but containment stays at 20% today will mark 10 days since the mosquito fire started in the sierra foothills crews are working to strengthen and secure all control lines before the weather changes this weekend. rain and increased wind is in the forecast. that's a bit of a mixed blessing here. the increased winds are certainly not going to be favorable that is going to continue to have the possibility to throw more members in front of this fire and create spot fires, which would not b

this is the caltrans camera. a lot of brake lights this mornin. this morning. let's go to the altamont pass. there is a high wind advisory. it is a 45 minute minute drive from 205 over two 680. things are moving good, you you are starting to see those bright lights. 12 minutes from 0 two 101. let's give you a live k at the golden gate bridge. things are moving pretty smooth. pretty smoothly. about a 19 minute drive from 207 over to the bridge. metering lights are still off and you can see things things are moving smoothly. it is about a seven minute drive from the maze into the city. > >> the time is 5:19. taxing they to fund electric cars and wildfires are ahead. we will take a deeper dive into proposition 30 and why the governor is siding with republin with republican to stand agains. against it. > >> i am looking forward to this. this one. kelly clarkson gets ♪♪ hey dad, i'm almost out. i got you. any questions, chris? all good, thanks maura! healthier is managing all your family's prescriptions in one app. so what do you think? we're prepared to offer cash.