one question don't know the answer any concerns pending elections for caltrans dealt with back then to be deetter to help with local funding the staff have a revenue source not availabl and fails into the same categ revenue source and suggested for passenger on the bart to 70 and oakland revenue for the portal as staff said that is we needed for operations and of the additional questions we had of h. >> any questions or suggestions or you all? great. thank you very >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >> now check members of the public just in case i see no room and an opportunity for folks anyone wants to comment on this item? >> eeing none move to are within the authority's jurisdiction and are not on today's calendar. we will check in the room. >> on this item? seeing none we'll check online. [off mic.] all right. no members of the public want to comment on item continue. >> next up your board or the public so requests ter shall be removed from the consent calendar and considered as a separate item. directors go ahead and double check to insure in the room wants to online i see of

making prepation in transit month in september similar events like last year to coincide with the caltranson november 21st and the status report is in your packet we and no changes to report from last quarter and continue to apprenticeship a concludes my report. and in any questions before any questions? >> i have a comment circuit is fantastic i think that is creative a way that circuit will go both wonderful for children i really, really excellent service a thank you, any other directors questions? >> i will say, you director el-tawansy and i went high speed rail and attended the utility work ono city hall and they office (laughter) it is underway. >> (laughter.) >> and we are celebrating electrified service an exciting time and a lot of hard work. think some things have been g some of the things we've heard good afternoon chair gee directors on this beautiful san francisco day thank you for theighlight some of our programs from the last month on the screen hit record attendance and started with jobs 250 people bluegrass prideople and over 15 peopleco out on the birds features on the fro

esto es importante porque caltrans requiere 2 estimados por escrito o un recibo.e es un dinero que te lo pueden reembolsar. así es, así de fácil. así de fácil, verdad? bueno, vamos a la pausa con esto. controversia en un departamento de bomberos luego que un oficial se volvió viral en redes sociales al regresar, le diremos de qué están señalando a este bombero. después de la trágica muerte de una jovencita de 17 años atropellada sobre el boulevard internacional, resurgen los reclamos para que se haga esta avenida más segura y siga con nosotros, porque a las 6 tendremos mucha más información aquí en telemundo 48 ya regresamos una nocia de última hn juez federal pone en pausa el programa conocido en inglés parole in place, el cual ofrecía estatus legal a cónyuges de ciudadanos estadounidenses. el juez de texas tomó la decisión tras una demanda presentada por 16 estados que son liderados por republicanos. la demanda alega que este programa fomentaría la inmigración ilegal. por supuesto que estaremos muy atentos a esta noticia para mantenerles informados. cómo están?

esto es importante porque caltrans requiere 2 estimados por escrito o un recibo. de oakland verán un cambio en el transporte escolar este año. y es que el distrito escolar unificado de esa ciudad celebra lo que denomina la primera flota de autobuses escolares 100% eléctricos del país. la empresa de transporte zoom, con sede en la ciudad de redwood city, proporcionó al distrito una flota de 74 autobuses, 0 emisiones y asegura que ellos eliminarán un 25 25 mil toneladas de emisiones nocivas al año. el distrito también colaboró con pg&e para proporcionar la infraestructura de cargadores bidireccionales que permiten a los autobuses enviar hasta 2 horas gigabyte de energía a la red eléctrica del estado. la lotería mega millions continúa creciendo y creciendo, y esto se debe a que nadie le atinó a los números ganadores el martes por la noche. ahora el monto total es de 627 millones de dólares y podría aumentar si el ganador opta por el dinero en efectivo. podría llevarse unos 309 millones de dólares el próximo sorteo será este viernes para ver si le atina a los numerito

en el corredor del camino real, caltrans también tomó por sorpresa les cuento a la ciudad el año pasadoncluiría instalaciones de carriles para bicicletas y la eliminación. escuchen bien, esto de 500 espacios de estacionamiento en la ciudad. ustedes dirán es algo bueno, es algo malo para los que les gusta las bicicletas están aplaudiendo esta idea, pero ya se imaginará, las familias que viven en estas casas rodantes ya tienen la preocupación de saber dónde van a vivir. por ahora, la ciudad ha dicho que actualmente tiene disponible un estacionamiento, solo 1 con una capacidad para 12 vehículos recreativos que incluyen una cocina, una biblioteca, instalaciones de lavandería y asistentes sociales que trabajarán con los residentes para encontrar un hogar permanente. yo también les cuento que he intentado hablar con algunas familias que viven en estas casas rodantes. he intentado golpear las puertas una de 2. están todavía durmiendo o están trabajando o no están aquí en sus casas rodantes. vamos a seguir intentando porque queremos escucharlos. sin embargo, una de esas familias me dijo que la

>> california and governor newsom and caltrans and everybody else is not above the law. if we don't stand up for our most vulnerable, who will? now at 10 and attorney arrested in the east bay for sticking up for the people living on caltrans property in oakland. why she says today's sweep in the area was not legal. meantime, in san francisco, a crackdown on encampments in rv's has begun. but around lake for said it's not going as well as city officials had hoped. plus. >> not another on on >> and more demands for a cease-fire. a north bay community gathers to call for an end to the war in gaza. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> thanks for joining us here at 10. i'm noelle bellow tonight, san francisco's ongoing crackdown of homeless encampments in rv's may not be working as well as city officials hoped after an rv community near lake merced said was told to move out and they relocated just 2 miles away. kron 4 sarah stinson joins us live in studio after spending some time out there. sara. >> you all. the rv communit

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the group says caltrans failed to issue people in the camp with an eviction notice. they sued the agency as a result saying they are not above the law. caltrans did not respond to our request for comment. >>> san francisco muni workers are pushing for the city to build more affordable housing so they can afford to live where they work. drivers left over the recent year. city leaders are prose posing providing reasonably priced units can obtain drivers and attract more. >> we are in competition with surrounding areas to attract the kind of quality worker that we need to be a success in san francisco. >> the agency already has plans to develop housing on its yard. at the same time it gives that entire property a face-lift. the work is set to start as soon as next year. >>> all right, let's turn now to our first alert forecast. let's check it out. our chopper caught a whale playing in the waves. there you go. what was whale playing or our chopper and photographer having fun there, too? >> it is just wave >> yes. >> or taking off on a long migration cool to see. i love t

we reached out to caltrans for an interview about the project. the spokesman said he was not available. in palo alto, ian cull, nbc bay area news. meantime, homeless advocates are speaking out against san francisco's efforts to clear out homeless encampments. a protest was held today along the sixth street corridor. demonstrators say mayor breed is stepping up sweeps as part of her reelection strategy, and they're calling on changes to make sure the people who are displaced have access to resources. peloton is making a huge change for customers who buy secondhand exercise companies famous for its bikes and live workout classes. a new peloton bike costs between 15 and $2500, but many buy secondhand for, of course, a fraction of the price. well, now, peloton says customers who buy used will have to pay a fee, and it is $95.90 $5 activation fee will go into effect today. company says the fee will help with quality assurance. okay, let's talk about the big change in the weather forecast today. quite the cooldown. it felt like maybe ten degrees cooler

we're joined in studio by caltrans spokesperson dan lieberman. dan, good to have you here. thank you. appreciate the time. i'm sure a lot of train lovers out there are excited about the notion of maybe taking home one of these locomotives, but it's complicated. we'll get into all that. first off, this post is getting a lot of attention. how much interest are you seeing in people? maybe wanting to buy one of these locomotives? >> we've been hearing from a lot of folks. we've had over 100 people reach out so far. some more serious than others in terms of putting in a bid. but it's you know, these trains have been with us since the launch of the agency, since the first caltrans service was running in 1985. and the truth of it is for engines like this, typically they're going to be sold for scrap at this point in their careers, and that doesn't sit well with us. these these engines have been, you know, have really captured the imagination of a lot of people. there's a lot of fans out there right. so if we can get these to collectors and appreciators of history as opposed to sel

we reached out to caltrans for an interview about the project. the spokesman said he was not available. we'll dive deeper into this project and its impact coming up at 530. all right. we'll see you then. thanks for that preview, ian. san jose is getting ready to move ahead with a huge housing development that will add more than 1500 homes and commercial space, but preservationists and community groups say that the 23 acre site has historical value, that they don't want to be lost. the property is owned by the sakai family and the patriarch, the late ichi sakai is considered a pioneer of the japanese american community who helped found the japanese american museum of san jose. community leaders want his house on the property to remain on site in a park or at san jose's history park. we want to make sure that his legacy, his history and his experience and experience of the japanese american community in in santa clara county would be preserved and would be remembered and taught. and coming up at five, we'll look at the options being considered and

it's a caltrans property. she says they were not given proper eviction notice before the sweet hit, some believe the governor's new order is leading to improper removals and practices. >> and newsom's new executive order. talks about modeling caltrans and how. outreach should happen. but it doesn't. i'm on the street all the time. i fight my tire plant based are folks who are experiencing. being unhoused and outreach is not happening. service providers are not being held accountable. >> we'll and runs a berkeley nonprofit where we go specializing in homeless encampment offense. she says there needs to be much stronger oversight of sweeps following the governor's statewide order. a new federal audit says california put hundreds of millions of homelessness dollars at risk because of, quote, disorganized, anti fraud policies. on a look at the state's department of housing and community development found agency lacked the policies to properly protect nearly 300 million dollars of fraud on it did not find any actua

and an attorney who defends people living on caltrans property in oakland is arrested. we're going to hear from her. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. and happy thursday. so far so good. we hope darya and i'm james. yeah. so far going well. and on the weather front to the marine layer is back. the cooler air returning are going to be today, john. yeah, not in. that's what we want hear, right? hey, we still got a couple of low 90's, but that out certainly is going to feel noticeably better than we have been most of us in the 70's to 80's. >> and we can thank a little bit of that. great for we've got that seabreeze pushing in this morning. you can see it right at the embarcadero. those flags pushing in and the wind that is as much as 20 to 30 miles per hour. once you head out into the delta, you'll notice that as you cross the benicia bridge, the carquinez bridge, especially as that wind rip whips right through there. a 15 mile per hour winds at the coast. that's enough to make those 50's feel a little b

plus attorney who defends people living on caltrans property in oakland is arrested. we hear from her. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> good morning. and thanks for waking up with i'm darya and james starting this thursday morning off with another foggy day. yeah. yesterday and had got dark how about the weather? as far as the temperatures go to a little cooler, john? yeah, that cooldown is here today and we can thank a little bit of that gray for it. >> might be a bit less of a brilliantly bright morning, but we'll take it if it means we're more comfortable in the afternoon. let's look outside from above that low grade. you can see there is a sunrise somewhere up there. >> just got to head up to the top of mount tam to see it this morning. the return of that gray coming along with a pretty steady breeze. so if you are in those 50's right now, don't you're going to need that light jacket because it is kind of cool and brisk feeling berkeley at 55. while 66 up in vacaville pacifica down to 53 degrees right now, wi

i think the best thing to do is head over to caltrans store.com.ou know, say you're interested, we'll be reaching out to you. and if we can find a way to make this work and get a locomotive on your front lawn, that's what we're going to do. >> caltrans says about 100 people have actually expressed interest so far. those locomotives officially go on sale in october. >> okay. the fog coming back in. it went away for a time this afternoon. came back, went away, came back. now it's very dense along the coast. and as you look at the sutro tower shot over san francisco, you can see the fog shallow, right? because it's well below the camera on the tower. it's under 1000ft. so it's not going to get very far inland. and that's what the plan is this, this forecast for the next 24 to 36 hours is this compressed inversion, which is what we just showed you. that was it live. that's this is the actual dynamics of it. the high builds in and it presses down and that fog gets trapped right out at the coast, and you get temperatures inland that look like these prett

one question w answer any concerns with the elections for caltrans weth back then to be determined and letter help with local funding the staff said revenue source not availables into the same category source and suggested for passenger fees that i bart to 70 and the oakland portal as staff said that is what needed for operations and maintenance but of the additional questions we had of the staff last any questions or suggestions or concerns from all? great. thank you very iate it. >> now check for members of th case i see no one in the room an opportunity for folks online if comment on this >> all right. move to the next of the public may address the sdiction and are not on today's calendar. we will check for public commentroom. >> on this item? check online. all right. confirming no members of the public want to comment on item 7. >> continue. >> next up your >> board or the public so requests in which event the matter shall be removed frors go ahead and double check to insure no one wants to comment online i see a member of the public um, moderator let the caller through? >> decreei

caltrans dice que el proyecto de repavimentación estará listo hasta el otoño del 2025, el cual mejorarálani le tendrá lista la comida a su esposo hasta que llegue el día en el que tengan que desalojar. en palo alto. soy jessica gallegos, noticiero telemundo 48 funcionarios, compañeros de trabajo, residentes y familiares de un oficial de servicio comunitario de san josé que murió atropellado a principios de este mes, realizaron una vigilia con velas. la noche de este jueves remember his warmth and his smile. el alcalde matt mahan de san josé dijo que aunque solo compartieron un breve momento juntos, recuerda claramente su calidez y su sonrisa. la ceremonia se realizó en el jardín de la herencia vietnamita en san josé y lombard estaba realizando tareas de control de tráfico el tres de agosto entre monterrey y la avenida palm, cuando fue atropellado por un sujeto que se presume manejaba ebrio. los miembros de la junta del distrito escolar de antioch despidieron a la superintendente stephanie anello en abril. la unidad de investigación de nbc bay area reportó sobre la queja de acoso hecha p

caltrans officially tested those trains this year, this last year. and then now you have the official debut of the trains. let's go to ktvu betty yu, this is where we are at our timeline. betty, as we get excited to kind of see what happens now you have this big event kicking off at fourth and king streets. that's where you are. tell us about what's happening today in the officials that will be there. betty. >> claudine, it really has been a long time coming. now, later today, the event kicks off around 9:00 and commuters are very excited to embrace the all new electric trains that are more comfortable and convenient and actually directly behind me. you can take a look at that. train officials will be taking a ride on them later on this morning. as you said, this project has been in the works for several years. passengers can expect to see more frequent, faster trains and experience smoother rides. the sustainable trains will be state of the art, equipped with free wi-fi, more storage space and have digital displays later on this morning. we're expec

talks about modeling caltrans and how. outreach should happen. but it doesn't. i'm on the street all the time. i fight my and a tire plant based are folks who are experiencing. being unhoused and outreach is not happening. service providers are not being. held accountable. >> henson runs the berkeley nonprofit. where do we go? specializing in homeless encampment defense. she says there needs to be much stronger oversight of sweeps following the governor's statewide order. new federal audit says california put hundreds of millions of homelessness dollars at risk because of its quote, disorganized and anti-fraud policies. the audit looked at the state department of housing and community vela development. it found the agency lacked the policies to properly protect nearly 320 million dollars from fraud. that audit did not find any actual instances of fraud. only problems with the anti-fraud policy moving forward. the state says it is working to improve that system. let's get your check of the forecast. taking a live look now at the transamerica pyramid tonight. we h

more than $1.3 billion in state funding has supported caltrans electrification. officials say it's a critical component of the state's high speed rail system. >> vice president kamala harris is also expected to be in san francisco this weekend for a political fundraiser, bloomberg reports. she and her running mate, minnesota governor tim walz, will be at the fairmont hotel on sunday. a review of the invite shows tickets that went for as much as $500,000 are sold out. the event will be hosted by reid hoffman, co-founder and executive chair of linkedin. harris and her running mate, minnesota governor tim walz, held a campaign rally in glendale, arizona, today. the vice president spoke about issues like immigration and health care. this was harris's first campaign rally in arizona since she became the democratic nominee for president. the visit comes after the campaign locked in key endorsements from mayors representing arizona border communities and some arizona republicans. former president trump held a rally tonight in montana. hundreds showed up at the event in

caltrans dice que el proyecto de repavimentación estará listo hasta el otoño del 2025, el cual mejorarácletas eliminarán 500 espacios de estacionamiento por ahora, huffman seguirá trabajando como barbero desde su casa rodante y zuliani le tendrá lista la comida a su esposo hasta que llegue el día en el que tengan que desalojar. en palo alto. soy jessica gallegos noticiero telemundo 48 en concord. los residentes podrán calificar a la reducción de su alquiler gracias a una ley que estabiliza las rentas, incluso los inquilinos podrían hacer un reajuste a los precios porque esta ley fue aprobada en abril de este año. sin embargo, algunos tenían o tienen más bien temor de solicitar este reajuste por no hay no hay información suficiente. esta es una ley que ya está vigente. no esperen que los los dueños o los managers vengan y les toquen la puerta y decirles esta, esta nueva ley tienes que pagar menos porque no lo van a hacer. así que hay que tomar en cuenta que quienes califican pueden ser las personas que viven en edificios que han sido construidos antes de 1995. si usted necesita más infor

caltrans le pide a los conductores tomar cummins skyway en dirección este hasta que los carriles puedanombre se enfrenta a cargos de delitos sexuales tras utilizar las redes sociales para aprovecharse de adolescentes, las autoridades lo han identificado como william calthrop, de pleasanton, pero agregaron que el sujeto al parecer utilizaba múltiples nombres falsos, incluyendo el de john kelly y josh phair. la investigación reveló que utilizó aplicaciones como snapchat para participar en cientos de conversaciones inapropiadas con personas menores de edad. los investigadores creen que hay más víctimas sin identificar y están instando a cualquiera que tenga información a que contacte a la oficina del alguacil del condado san mateo. recientemente se han dado varios avistamientos de coyotes en sunnyvale, especialmente en la zona de bluejay drive y long sooner way. las publicaciones en redes sociales dejadas por los vecinos mencionan ver a los coyotes a primera hora de la mañana y al atardecer. ese es el momento preciso. por eso la ciudad ha publicado algunas recomendaciones sobre cómo dismin

he talks about modeling caltrans and how. outreach should happen. but it doesn't. i'm on the street all of the time i fight my and a tire plant based are folks who are experiencing being unhoused and outreach is not happening. service providers are not being. held accountable. >> hinson runs the berkeley nonprofit. where do we go? is the name of it specializing in homeless encampment, defense. she says there needs to be much stronger oversight of sweeps following the governor's statewide order. >> in oakland, a father to is fighting for his life after being shot in the head while taking a nap inside his home in oakland. according to a gofundme that the family set up run while playing t by a bullet that came through wall of his apartment last thursday. this is on east 19th street. the bullet went through his head out his left eye. they say the gofundme says quiet as the sole provider for his family and currently in the icu, the oakland housing authority, which manages the apartment complex says they're still looking for a suspect. our weather time as we take a peek

journeyman now to talk about this is dan lieberman, caltrans spokesperson.us. >> morning. >> if you can first explain the gravity of this move to move into the electrified system. >> this is a very big deal. we have been working on this project for seven years now and we are just on the cusp of a full launch on september 21st. what this means is we have an across-the-board better word. quieter, more comfortable, wi-fi enabled, better across the board and we cannot wait for people to get on board. >> historically speaking, this is the third iteration of major changes for caltrain. 1800 caltrain had the old steam engines in the 1950s you moved to diesel locomotives and now with this electrified fleet , what does this really mean for caltrain in its history? is that big century mark or something like that? >> absolutely. it really speaks to the scope that we look at the tracks with the tracks have been in continuous service for 160 years. that is the most used tracks west of the mississippi. and that is really the scope we are looking at. these improvements are

talks about modeling caltrans and how. outreach should hanpen. but it doesn't. i'm on the street all of the time i fight my and a tire plant based are folks who are experiencing. being unhoused and outreach is not happening. service providers are not being. held accountable. >> hansen runs a berkeley nonprofit called where do we go? they specialize in homeless encampment, defense. she thinks there needs to be much stronger oversight of the sweeps. a new federal audit says the california put hundreds of millions of homeless dish dollars at risk because of its anti-fraud policies. the audit looked at the state department of housing and community development and found the agency lacked the policies to properly protect about 320 million dollars from fraud. the audit did not find any actual instances of fraud. only problems with its anti-fraud policy. moving for the state says that it's working to improve the system. >> well, california lawmakers want to see more grocery stores in neighborhoods where they lack access to fresh nutritious food areas like that are calle

caltrans say they worked closely with bay area partners to provide emergency shelter to those experiencingy of san francisco is getting closer to meeting the housing goals set by the state. today's announcement by the state department of housing and community development comes nearly a year after an unprecedented review found the city's housing policies were far below what the state considers acceptable. city officials say they are on track to be in full compliance with state housing law by this fall. >> one of the most popular gay bars in san francisco's castro district is welcoming in a new era tomorrow, after finishing its latest remodel, bow on market street shared this teaser on instagram, hyping up a new lounge, dance floor, lighting and led wall. the new renovations will be on full display tomorrow night after elected city leaders celebrate the remodel with a ribbon cutting. the bar is even rolling out a brand new cocktail menu to commemorate this transformation. >> the california shakespeare theater, also known as cal shakes, says they're extending their fundraising efforts through

today, through this thursday, caltrans is going to close that highway overnight. work is taking place at rocky creek bridge, north of big sur and that closure begins tonight at ten. caltrans says repairs will not be fully complete until sometime next summer. >> university of california researchers are seeking toddlers who drink cow's milk to participate in a 12 month study. uc's nutrition policy institute is researching how the type of milk toddlers drink affects their health, growth and development. the study is specifically looking at whole milk and low fat 1% milk to be considered as a participant, toddlers must be healthy 23 to 30 months old and living in the bay area during the one year study. toddlers will receive 12 months of free milk and be eligible to receive a gift card of up to $275. >> well, today is the first day of tomato week in san francisco, so from now until sunday, participating restaurants will be offering special tomato focused dishes as part of a summer promotion by the golden gate restaurant association. and you can check out which of your

talks about modeling caltrans and how. outreach should happen. but it doesn't. i'm on the street all the time. i fight my and a tire plant based are folks who are experiencing. being unhoused and outreach is not happening. service providers are not being. held accountable. >> henson runs a berkeley nonprofit called where do we go? they specialize in homeless encampment, defense. she says there need to be much stronger oversight these sweeps after the governor's statewide order. >> all right. we're going to take a break here at 11, 30, but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news state lawmakers are working to make healthy food more accessible here in california will talk about legislation to try and end food deserts will explain what food deserts will explain what that is. after careful review of medical guidance and research on pain relief, my recommendation is simple: every home should have salonpas. powerful yet non-addictive. targeted and long-lasting. i recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu ♪ >> 10, 14 and on this date in history. spike lee's f

it currently rent a lot on caltrans property, but they recently got word from caltrans. it a highway ramp is going to be built there. so. there's a fundraiser under way right now to help cover the cost of relocating the animals. and they're asking the community for help in finding a new space for them. giants. >> i guess looking to make a win in 2 rows over the rumors last night we have kron 4 sports reporter ben ross with the highlights. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, the giants got a huge comeback in milwaukee. they were trying to make it 2 straight over the brewers put before the game. the team actually placed strada. taylor rogers and tyler matzek on waivers. that's according to the athletic. now, all 3 of those guys can keep playing for the giants in the meantime, as you can see with drama in the lineup. but essentially they're just up for grabs now for any team to climb. so we'll keep an eye on that. as for the game itself to kyle harrison was cruising through 4 scoreless innings. put it all came apart in the 5th and all with 2 outs. jackson cerio and he's a ta

the caltrans wants to build a highway ramp on that property. so fund-raisers now underway to help with the cost of relocating the animals. and they're asking the community for help in finding a new location for them. in the north bay. santa rosa fire has put out a grass fire that burned right around 2 acres. they say it broke out shortly before 5 o'clock yesterday evening in the area of crown hill drive and parker hill road. thankfully, it was quickly contained. firefighters say they did not fire, didn't threaten any structures or force any evacuations. >> we'll yelp. they're filing a lawsuit against google in a fight over local search dominance. yelp suit alleges google is a monopoly. the uses its old general search powers to control searches in at markets. the suit claims google suppresses local search competition like yelp provides. they also claim google took its data, use its for its own search purposes, steer users away from yelp claims damages are unspecified. just this month, federal judge ruled google committed illegal practices to pre

that's why those lane restrictions are in place. >> caltrans says it will pause work between friday andor day when holiday traffic is the heaviest. but a few plan on going up this weekend. plan for some delays. and let's plan for the weather as we take a look here in san francisco will talk about what's happening here in the bay and also in tahoe for the holiday weekend. it is a very popular spot. it is. it's gorgeous. gorgeous time of year to be there. and you can seegas we take a live look right now, the lake looking nice and calm today. >> people getting out there enjoying it for good reason because they're having really nice temperatures. now 78 degrees. you can see the with their red 12 miles per hour, but they've got lots of sunshine and it's going to be a beautiful week there. if you're headed up a little bit earlier, maybe staying a little bit late. i'll talk you through the next few days. so this is a live look from diamond peak. and again, you can see it's just been a really pretty day out there today. temperatures nice. we're going to warm it up as we head towards the weekend

people to have a subway ride from the heart of chinatown all the way to convention center to the caltranstion and all the way down to bayview and visitation valley. >> it's great to see all these >& completion. we're all grateful for your team's hard work and the show mr. tumlin. thank you for the time you've given us today. >> my pleasure. thanks for having me. >> and that's it for this episode. for sf tv i'm chris manors. thanks for watching. >> this is regular meeting of the abatement appeals board. to remine everyone to mute yourself if you are not speaking and on the agenda is roll call. president chavez, present. commissioner alexander-tut, here. commissioner meng, here.

he talks about modeling caltrans and how. outreach should happen. but it doesn't. i'm on the street all of the time i fight my and a tire plant based are folks who are experiencing. being unhoused and outreach is not happening. service providers are not being. held accountable. >> henson runs the berkeley nonprofit. where do we go with specializes in homeless encampment, defense. she says there needs to be much stronger oversight of the sweeps following the governor's statewide order. a powerful 7.1 magnitude earthquake rocked japan's coast today. 3 people were hurt, but there are no reports of any serious damage, but we can see the cameras. they're all shaking. there was a tsunami warning for waves following the quake. but they were less than 2 feet. japan is one of the world's most earthquake-prone countries. today marks one year since the la hina fired residents gathered at sunrise to remember those lost at a tear drop memorial. it was built by locals who wanted to do something special for the survivors. residents say they appreciate the outpouring of love from

caltrans owned property.oper eviction notice before the sweep and hensen believes that the governor's new order is leading to improper removals and practices 7 or newsom's new executive order. talks about modeling caltrans and how. >> outreach should happen. but it doesn't. i'm on the street all the time. i fight my and a tire plant based are folks who are experiencing being unhoused and outreach is not happening. service providers are notebeing. held accountable. >> other news now we're going to talk about. what's going on in florida as a reverse that used to be streets are still expected to rise over the coming days. reporter best bureau. so reports now from sarasota. >> i mean, isn't an option in the laurel meadows and surrounding subdivisions? boats are the only way many can access their homes to assess the devastating damage from debbie kind of mentally sick about everything. and then it's kind of a treasure when you get. >> you know, sure or something. but walking through your house in the floorboards,

they currently rent a lot from caltrans, but they were recently told a caltrans is going to build a highway ramp on that property. so they have to get out. the fundraiser is now underway to help with the cost of relocating the animals and they're asking the community now for help in finding a new location. well, is filing a lawsuit against google in its fight over local search dominance. yelp suit alleges that google is a monopoly that uses its own general search powers to control local searches and at markets, the suit claims that google suppresses local search competition like yelp provides. they also claim that google took its data and used it for its own search purposes, steering users away from yelp. he also claims that their damages are unspecified. so we're still waiting for that. but just this month, a federal judge ruled that google committed illegal practices to preserve its search monopoly. >> continue to grow about the safety of tesla's full self-driving system. tesla says its cars are equipped with the latest version of its full self-driving system, which the trial of a point a

before treasure island, caltrans updated this pick at about 555 this morning. you can see emergency crews pictured right in the center of your screen. and then i want to take you to the south bay. things an issue here as well because of a two car crash northbound 87. this is before 280 slowing things down there to about 44mph. we're told that the backup is to curtner avenue, so it's going to be taking people some time to get through that, especially in commute direction. and then i'll take you to the little stretch of road after that. this is still northbound 87. on the right side of your screen you can see things clear up after you get past 280. and that slow down that i was telling you about. then i'll take you to the east bay, leave you here as people are passing the coliseum, the nimitz. no issues here at 601. let's get back to the desk. >> all right. thanks. amanda. we're going to take a look at our forecast today as people are making their way out on a monday morning, national weather service is saying today is going to be pretty nice and clear. sunny ski

caltrans does have a live picture of it as well, i should say. i shouldn't say live.was updated last at 545. they typically update them every few minutes, but you can see those emergency lights pictured here as well. again, this is going to slow people down as you make your way into the city and then i'm going to leave you here with some drive times. that typical slowdown from tracy to dublin 58 minutes here at 552. now let's check in with spencer christian. >> here's the accuweather seven day forecast. as you can see it will warm up just a few degrees from monday to tuesday, but not a lot. we'll see upper 80s as the highest of the inland highs for most of the week, maybe up to about 90 on wednesday, mid 70s around the bay shoreline and low 60s on the coast. but it's a pretty steady pattern with no significant fluctuations of upward or downward. so steady pattern, mild afternoons, mainly sunny skies in the afternoon and fog and drizzle in the morning. >> new at six. the public transit option on the peninsula for those who have disabilities. >> first, though, another b

cellphones that took an apple watch anybody with information being asked to call police caltrans, celebrating the debut of its long-awaited all electric train fleet. governor newsom and nancy pelosi, former house speaker were at that ceremony trying out that rain. it looks like the line will run from san francisco to san jose described as sleek and quiet. caltrain will add to electric trains a week until late september. the locomotives well replace the decades old diesel fleet. the aim is to improve air quality. of course, and help california reach its emissions goals. local rapper larry june and some cycled through the streets of san francisco today. part of annual event called bike with larry gets lot of people to come out. the goal is to promote getting outside being active generally enjoying a healthier lifestyle. happening tomorrow. vice president kamala harris will be in san francisco for a major fundraiser. this will be her first stop in the bay area since becoming the presumptive democratic a presidential nominee sunday. she will be at a private fundraiser at the fairmont hotel and sh

caltrans phased out diesel trains are listed for sale now online. but before they sold those diesel engines will be removed as part of a state agreement to reduce greenhouse gases. 20 trains will be up for bidding in october. we asked about the pricing, but there's no estimate yet since this is the first kind of this type of sale a theater festival now raising the curtain on new plays and artists in the south bay. coming up, a report from backstage >>>>the bay area events calendar brought to you by broadway san jose. >>>here's what's happening in the bay area this weekend san francisco's chinatown celebrates the hungry ghost festival, honoring ancestors and wandering spirits with art performances and a ghost king parade and the 32nd annual pescadero arts and fun festival brings together arts, crafts and community on stage, road disney's frozen is making its final stop on tour next week at the san jose center for the performing arts. this is your last chance to see this spectacular musical, so get tickets now at broadway san jose.com. "the doctor wil

por otro lado, el senado estatal aprobó el proyecto de ley sb 960 que ordena a caltrans a construir carreterasporte público. también obliga a la agencia a desarrollar antes del uno de enero de 2026 una política de prioridad de tránsito. hay que destacar también que el próximo paso es que el gobernador gavin newsom firme el proyecto para que se pueda ejecutar. pasamos a la ciudad de san josé. hace pocas horas se llevó a cabo un servicio fúnebre de quien fuera long fam, quien dedicó sus últimos años a la seguridad de la comunidad. el evento inició a eso de las 11:00 y se realizó en el centro sap, donde se reunieron decenas de policías, al igual que la familia, amigos y miembros de la comunidad. de esta forma, el departamento de la policía de san josé le dio el último adiós a long fam, quien trabajó como agente de servicio comunitario y murió durante el cumplimiento de su deber tras ser arrollado por un conductor ebrio. something i prayed i would never have to do. esto es algo que pedí que nunca tuviera que hacer porque no existen palabras que expresen adecuadamente la profunda gratitud y el dolo

caltrans says the new slide will likely continue to move, so they're pausing work for now. the section of highway one has been closed since february 9th, when part of the hillside above the road collapsed. the giants and a's are playing in oakland's last bay bridge series this weekend, with the green and gold set to play in sacramento next season. the bay area rivals square off today and tomorrow for likely the final time at the oakland coliseum. a's fans had mixed emotions tailgating in the parking lot before this evening's game. >> it's somewhat of a sad day, you know, so many memories growing up and coming to games here. it's going to be really tough when they head out and don't get to experience this anymore. >> mixed emotions, you know, hating on the ownership. you know, just blessed enough that we got lucky to have this one last season. >> the two teams first faced each other in the 1989 world series, which was delayed by the loma prieta earthquake prior to the start of game three, the giants and a's didn't start facing each other until interleague play began in 1997.

it's to protest a homeless encampments sweep on caltrans property. several suites have unfolded around the bay area. the set past 2 weeks following governor newsom's order to take enca pments down. the attorney was eventually arrested for refusing to move. >> years-old, misconduct in the alameda county da's office is affecting another death penalty case as we've been telling you for several months now, dozens of cases are under review based on evidence that prosecutors kept blacks and jews from serving on juries. kron four's. dan kerman tells us an inmate sentenced to death for an east bay murder has now had his conviction overturned. for the past. 38 years. kurtis lee irvin, he's been in state prison. 33 of those on death row for the 1986 murder of carlie mcdonald. >> and east bay, mother of 4. now the california attorney general's office determined the conviction cannot stand because of misconduct on the part of prosecutors working at the time in the alameda county district attorney's office, the basis for the attorney general's concession. >> is t

caltrans says crews will be doing some roadwork, too, improve the highway barriers and other things closures begin. it. 10 o'clock tonight lanes will reopen early monday morning. so the whole weekend you can find more info and traffic updates on the california department of transportation's website. coming up. we're just 81 days for the presidential election will have the latest from the campaign trail as both candidates released. details about their economic plans. >> a plus 5 people have been arrested in connection with the death of actor actor matthew perry. we're learning about their connections to have. but first, the first ever golden gate park concert series is this weekend. a look at what to expect. >> the first ever golden gate park concert series is this weekend. the event will feature popular talents, including deftones and system of a down kron four's. gayle ong joins us now live in studio with some details. hi, bill. >> hello, vicki. the event is sold out. san francisco officials say the concert series is a huge economic boost to the economy. we're talk about 90%. the audience i

what commuters on 680 need to look out for after a morning accident forces caltrans to remove this giant freeway sign. >>> meet the man who is sweet on giving back. how he has been able to keep more than 100 mom and pop shops open. >>> the fog rolling through the golden gate is in there this afternoon and that fog making a bigger push across the bay later tonight. we'll be back to near normal temperatures r tomorrow. details coming up in the first alert forecast. is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? -your data, too. there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there for your customers. with comcast business, reliability isn't just possible. it's happening. switch to reliable comcast business internet with security and get started for $49.99 a month. plus ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. call today! i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness,

here's a different look at it from our caltrans camera. it's involving a big rig, a fatal accident westbound 80 right before ashby avenue. so the two right lanes are blocked. the three left lanes are shut down and are getting through. excuse me. and you can see a cone pattern there or a flare pattern. so it's going to be some time they've called for a heavy duty, a heavy duty tow truck to get that big rig out of there. but unfortunately the coroner is on scene. has to do their investigation as well. so san pablo avenue would be a good alternate at this hour, but really not a great alternate to suggest to you. just going to have to stick it out. and again, we'll be following this. 80 westbound at ashby fatal involving a big rig. all right. thanks. we'll continue to check in with you. >> your voice, your vote. >> former president trump is dealing with the fallout over his remarks about vice president kamala harris racial identity. the vp slammed his comments as divisive and disrespectful. abc news reporter em nguyen has details on trump's co

easy transit y también caltrans.entarios hasta el momento. y seguimos hablando de la muerte de gardenia. nuestro equipo se comunicó con la policía de oakland y también con la fiscalía del condado de alameda para entender por qué el sospechoso de atropellar mortalmente a esta jovencita de 17 años ahora se encuentra libre. la policía nos respondió diciendo que presentaron el caso ante la fiscalía sin embargo, el caso, dicen, fue rechazado. mientras que la fiscalía obtendría los exámenes que podrían demostrar que el conductor estaba bajo los efectos de sustancias. la madre de gardenia también resultó herida en este incidente y nosotros seguiremos muy de cerca este caso, tal y como lo hemos hecho y con noticias como esta, a veces muchos se preguntan en qué situaciones una persona involucrada en un accidente mortal puede salir libre y en qué ocasiones no. para conversar sobre este tema tenemos al abogado rubén muñoz. bienvenido abogado. le quiero preguntar cómo pueden los conductores involucrados en un accidente mortal co

caltrans says the old trains would make great diners or a unique bed and breakfast.y issue, i think, is once you buy the locomotive, how do you get it to where you want it? good question. all right. a trail in lake tahoe being renamed to honor the late u.s. senator dianne feinstein. the west shore tahoe trail will now become the dianne feinstein west shore trail. the announcement happened today during the lake tahoe summit, which senator feinstein helped start in 1997. it brings together democratic and republican leaders from california and nevada to discuss ways to protect lake tahoe. okay. it's also one of our favorite times of the year. we're asking you to once again help us clear the shelters. it's a great program. we're gearing up for several pet adoption events in the coming weeks. the dates are right there on your screen. the first one saturday at the san francisco spca. we also posted details on how you can donate to our local shelters in case you can't adopt. that's all. nbc bay area dot com slash clear the shelters. always one of our favorites every year. u

caltrans says crews are working to improve the highway barriers.h lanes are expected to reopen early monday morning. all right. let's get you look at your forecast now. we're taking a look at the golden gate bridge kind of hard to really tell what the weather is like. yeah. >> from the shot. well, lawrence said that fog is supposed to be kind tonight, lawrence, what's going on? yeah, guys, that fog in a really thicken up overnight tonight going to be spreading well onshore. we've got a little trough of low pressure off the coastline. bgy, almost a fall-like system kind of dropping in. and so we've got some much cooler temperatures headed our way. of course, today was just a beautiful day. sunny skies all around the bay, even along the coastline this afternoon. not bad right now. not much in the way of fog just yet, but that will soon change highs today. how about 70 in san francisco? that's a nice day. 74 in oakland, 85 a mormon san jose 88 and live more 90 a little bit above the average in concord and 92 in santa rosa that there's that trough i wa