ahora, si caltrans acepta el reclamo, puede obtener el reembolso de ese deducible. una última cosa. impornte lo que dice diana. también tomar fotografías en cualquier situación que involucre su vehículo y algún accidente. siempre tener esas pruebas puede facilitarlo al momento de reclamarlo. eso es así. vamos a cambiar de información porque la ciudad de oroville está al norte de california, en el condado butte se declaró ciudad no santuario, generando preocupación entre residentes y comerciantes, quienes temen el impacto, mientras que el alcalde de esa ciudad, david piedmont, dice que la medida busca dar más herramientas a la policía para mantener a la ciudad segura. cabe mencionar que la decisión contradice la ley sb 54, que limita la cooperación migratoria un 20% de los 20.000 habitantes son latinos en esa zona. pasamos con julio vaqueiro. qué tal? cómo les va? qué gusto saludarles, pues hoy en noticias telemundo hablaremos del presidente trump, que anunció que no se aplicarán los aranceles a la mayoría de las importaciones de méxico durante las próximas 4 semanas. lo dice después

caltrans is always working to make sure those roads are safe.visitors hoping for a promising sight up there on the mountain. >> we needed it. it was getting pretty thin up there. so you know, any little bit helps. and so yeah, it started sticking. it snowed all day. and then really like the last couple of hours, it got colder and started sticking to the roads. so it's good. >> all right. one more for you. live. look outside again 50 tonight. this is twin bridges. you can see some caltrans crews out there and cars rolling by. with that we bring in our meteorologist. you said miracle march. how about a monster march? they need a lot of snow up there. they love to keep this thing going past easter. >> how about if we give them more next week? >> is that what you're queuing up here? >> how about monday? wednesday? >> tee it up, roberto. i love it. >> let's do it. there you go. right. yeah, and we were talking, mike, where the pictures were showing us the snow falling. that was about 5300ft. >> yeah. >> it's cold. there you go. so let's see how much

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the money from gas tax goes to pay for caltrans projects all over the state.islatures are now trying to find a way to close that funding gap to pay for road maintenance and repairs in the future. >> a world war two era plane that recently stopped here in the bay area has reached its final destination and future home, the philippine mars touched down in arizona following its trip from the pacific northwest. the massive sea plane takes off and lands on water. it will be taken apart, tuned up and rebuilt so it can be preserved at a museum for generations of visitors. >> there's lots of nooks. there's little places you start wondering, you know, what was it like 40, 50, 60, 70, 80 years ago to be flying in this aircraft? are you getting the time capsule from back in the 40s? but you're getting that time capsule from 2025 when this saw its last flight. >> the seaplane landed in alameda last month as part of its journey to the air and space museum in arizona. earlier, it spent time in alameda, where it was refurbished into a firefighting tanker. after being retired

the money from the gas tax goes to fund caltrans projects all over the state.res are now trying to find a way to close that funding gap, to pay for road maintenance in the future. >> the salesforce developer conference is now underway with about 7000 people in town attending. this year's conference at moscone center is focusing on artificial intelligence. many of those in attendance are looking to learn more about ai and how to apply it to help offices work more efficiently. the conference is just one of what san francisco travel officials say is an increasingly packed calendar. with 32 events already on the books. the organization also says convention business is up 60% from last year. >> everybody wins. our small businesses, our neighborhoods, our retail, our accommodations, our arts and culture. we're so thrilled to have these conferences on the books. >> sf travel said this convention is already having a positive economic impact on the city's bottom line, calling it an encouraging sign of things to come. >> time is now. 538. a brewery in the east bay is tea

and caltrans is urging drivers to take it slow in either direction.teorologist mark tamayo joins us once again with a look at conditions. mark, i know they're glad to see the snow up there though. it's been a little bit. >> yeah. nice little serving of snow up in the sierra. claudine and the winter weather advisory has been allowed to expire, so the timing is working out just great. if you are heading up there because of the storm, clouds will be clearing out for tomorrow and into the weekend. this was the scene today from sierra tahoe. you can see all the interesting clouds there. and these are not major totals, but still we'll take it. palisades about ten inches of snowfall. sugar bowl ten inches and about 6 to 7in for mount rose and sierra tahoe. now for us, we kind of have a split forecast clearing out for us tomorrow for your friday and into the weekend. but rain makes a comeback next week and it will be significant rainfall. now the forecast models kind of changing their minds on things as far as details. so it's tough to show you an exact numbe

. >> california's push to go green could make it harder for caltrans to repair roads.ek, transportation experts testified that gas tax revenues are falling, in part because of more fuel efficient vehicles. and they say there will continue to be less money in gas tax revenue over time because of california's push for electric cars. money from the gas tax goes to fund caltrans projects across the state. legislatures are now. the lawmakers in the legislature are now trying to find a way to close the funding gap to pay for road maintenance in the future. >> the california green energy rebate program has been paused because of a federal funding freeze. the california. the california home electrification and appliance rebate program just opened for applications last fall, with the first rebates being issued last month. qualified homeowners could receive up to $14,000 for making eco friendly updates to their home. but now the state says those rebates have been put on hold because of the trump administration's freeze on funds. several other states have put their programs on pa

there as it has been for a lot of our south, a caltrans camera. so the rain is lingering. >> we have south bay rainy morning for the rest of us. you're like, well, looks like it could be rainy but ways the rainy part. well, it's pretty south bay centric and further south from there really seeing a rainy day today. >> that means the east bay hills looking down towards san francisco is hardly even seen a drop. nothing more than a few misty spots earlier on today. as you can see, the central part of the sierra really getting a good dose. so and from san jose all the way to la is consistently rainy versus central california. really getting some much needed rain here in the bay area, right on the edge of that potential. we saw earlier showers on spots like the san mateo bridge spots like hayward. lot of that has drifted now further south and even san jose is starting to see it diminishing in some areas. now we are still seeing some heavier rain as you just saw on highway 17 as well as 101, down towards morgan hill and gilroy. we will continue to see so

john. >> weekend going to travel up to the sierra once caltrans is able to get everything scraped upu can see here at lake level, we got some snowfall. >> we should be very good to go with clear dry conditions. next week, though, the snow comes down again and you might get even snowed in next week. if you're hanging out in the sierra. so this weekend, good to go next week. well, be ready to stick around for a few days. we do have a winter storm warning. yosemite southward. that's where heaviest of snow is in the sierra. where is north of yosemite as you're heading up to tahoe? it's a manageable amount. i-80 and highway 50 are open as you're making your way up there. just expect snow-packed and slick conditions. the bay on the other hand is pretty clear. look at this. a nice dose of sunshine across the bay low is making its way across the region and steering with it. some unsettled weather. so a few lingering sprinkles mostly on the peninsula in the south bay this morning with comparatively dry and clear conditions further north from there. we've definitely been seeing a lot of our en

money from the gas tax goes to fund caltrans projects across the state.r road maintenance in the future. >> a world war two airplane that recently stopped in the bay area has reached its final destination and future home. the philippine mars touched down in arizona following its trip from the pacific northwest. now, the massive sea plane takes off and lands on water. it will be taken apart, tuned up and rebuilt so it can be preserved at a museum for generations of visitors to come. >> there's lots of nooks, there's little places you start wondering, you know, what was it like 40, 50, 60, 70, 80 years ago to be flying in this aircraft? are you getting the time capsule from back in the 40s? but you're getting that time capsule from 2025 when this saw its last flight. >> the seaplane landed in alameda last month as part of its journey to the air and space museum in arizona. earlier, it spent time in alameda, where it was refurbished into a firefighting tanker. after being retired from the navy. >> target continues to deal with consumer boycotts. a prominent

caltrans temporarily shutting down parts of i-80 just yesterday due to all of that snow. here, though, is a live look at the interstate in castle peak and as you can see, traffic is moving just fine. we are seeing dry, cool conditions though tonight. people who live there are being told though, to expect a lot of snow starting on wednesday and that of course could cause some headaches for drivers. but the snow is what they want in the sierra. let's bring in our meteorologist rosemary oroczo for an update because we're going to get they're getting snow. we're getting some rain. >> yes. and they're going to get more snow than we are going to get rain i think thankfully. right. because we only have a few weeks left of winter, but it feels like winter out there. we have an active pattern that is settling in for the next few days, giving you a live look here over san francisco. mostly cloudy, one over the bay area today. a cool one and a brisk one for many afternoon. highs. 54 degrees today in san francisco. some of the warmer spots only getting into the low 60s areas like san

. >> caltrans confirmed to abc seven news that 200 cameras are now operational and recording on stateour, 13, 24, 112 and 123 and on interstate 80. 238, five 8880 and 980. but some critics say there isn't enough data to support claims that cameras will help reduce crime. >> we're being fed a lot of these lines about how much danger we're in, and we're being asked to sell everything, including our right to privacy. >> cat brooks is with the anti-police terror project. she argues that cameras will likely be used after a crime has been committed, which doesn't help with crime prevention. >> we're already under surveillance. if the existing cameras are not helping opd or the chp or the alameda county sheriffs or the east bay parks and rec, or the number of law enforcement agencies that are rolling through the town at any given moment, i fail to see what yet one more set is going to do. >> alameda county supervisor leanna tam, whose district includes parts of oakland, supports freeway camera technology. she says laws at the city and county level will help safeguard how the data is used and

he partnered with the city of oakland and caltrans to clear the large encampment last week. >> and we anticipate to have about 250 to 300 containers in here. >> reporter: he says it's a win-win. he needs the land, and the city has been trying to get rid of the encampment here for eight years. >> i put up a fence, and people run over and tear it down like it's no big deal. >> reporter: the city worked with the property owner to clear the encampment at least five times in recent years. we captured this removal back in 2019. but each time within a couple of weeks, people would drive cars to plow over the fence and occupy the land. many frustrated businesses and neighbors threatened to leave. >> i'm trying to keep home depot here in oakland due to their job creation that they have. >> reporter: oakland city leaders took a page from how uc berkeley shielded off the parts with shipping containers. jeff, an oakland native, happens to need a lot of space for his business. jeff has already done the same set up on a neighboring lot. >> we won't have this issue no more. i believe i can guarantee

she spent 15 years securing 49 acres of former caltrans property to convert it into a public park. the park's going to break ground really soon and will feature community gardens in that. the county norma freeze massaro is being recognized for her volunteer work with the saint. helene, a library and multicultural committees. she also works for the county's up valley family centers, which helps families and in solano county. lisa hillis is being recognized for her work in the performing arts. she serves as president on stage vacaville. it's a performing arts nonprofit hillis is also the executive director of the nonprofit saving grace, which supports families facing emergency veterinary care. amazing work by all 3. >> still ahead, it's controversial, certainly. but the upper great highway is closing for good. how you could help choose i >> the san francisco spca is joining forces with the city's animal control center and saint anthony's foundation to curb parvo virus that's spreading among dogs in the tenderloin neighborhood. the group posted their second free health clinics for dog

he partnered with the city of oakland and caltrans to clear the large encampment last week. >> utilize it as a storage depot. we anticipate to have 250 to 300 containers in here. >> reporter: he says it's a win/win. he needs the land and the city has been trying to get rid of the encampment here for about eight years. >> i put up a wrought iron fence and people just run over it, tear it down. >> reporter: the city worked with the property owner and cleared the encampment at least five times in recent years. we captured this removal back in 2019, but each time within a couple weeks people would drive cars to plow over the fence and occupy the land. many frustrated businesses and neighbors threatened to leave. >> i'm trying to keep home depot here in oakland due to their job creation that they have. >> reporter: oakland city leaders took a page from how uc berkeley shield off people's park with shipping containers. jeff has already done the same setup on a neighboring lot. >> we won't have this issue no more. i can guarantee that almost. >> reporter: while neighbors and businesses suppor

within a and a la fort support to put that grant together alongside the bay area toll authority and caltrans now this is just an application but it's for $71 million and if we were successful we would be receiving about 38 million for that bay skyway multi-use path . so we anticipate hearing this summer and that $25 million mtc better recommended grant does help fulfill that funding plan. turning off the island and to a larger topic around just tracking congestion pricing developments nationally i just wanted to mention that we are following closely the new york city launch of congestion pricing that occurred in early january and we were excited to see the system start out and after many years of analysis and process there's now a first in the nation program to observe and it's showing successful ability to reduce congestion into the downtown core of new york city of manhattan below 60th. traffic was down about 16% in vehicle trips about 30% faster as of late january with transit ridership on busses and subways up as well. i think just in today's news there was a report that they collected a

caltrans crews were stationed along the shoulder of the interstate, warning drivers of the icy conditions, and to really take it slow, both the east and westbound lanes of 80 were shut down because of the storm for just a few hours. but just before 7:00, chain controls were dropped and traffic began to run smoothly. >> obviously, there were the accidents that shut the highway down, but as far as cross traffic, you know, it's actually been a surprisingly all day. we did get a little bit of a pickup after everything reopened, but knock on wood, everybody seems to be being safe and, you know, driving the good speeds and not following too closely. >> and let's just take a quick look here at the roads up there in the sierra. this is 80 at kingvale clear on the roads. not a lot of people out there, but there is one car there in the distance. roberta coming our direction, but taking it slow. you can see a couple flurries also. it's nice to see the snow coming down here in march. >> yes, and it will continue to fall throughout the day tomorrow with that winter weather advisory in effect. more on

well, overnight weather leaving a blanket of snow in the sierra caltrans officials warning if you're ready. of course, ski resorts are hopeful in the area to get what maybe will be something that could be good. but i will be a dry weekend. who knows? check in with our chief. it happened got some good news for had all that snow there the past 24 hours, some of those ski resorts. >> seeing about a foot of snow. and now guess what? things are starting to settle down. i think the weekend is going to be spectacular. if you want to get up there to go skiing and so roadways going to clear out very nicely last week. it was kind of tricky. the first part of the weekend, feeling like spring. then he came back to winter, made a return and they for a long drive. coming hearing about it, you can see the storm system kind of rolling through today. things begin to settle down. but early on those snow showers really kind of making their way through, made it a rough day out there on the roads on 80 50. but things quieting down out there right now. and this is how we look at this time so far. so good.

. >> we thank mtc for their partnership along with caltrans and other agencies as we seek state and federalds to round out our budget for the bay skyway which will be incredibly transformative for healthy connections across the bay. >> turning to a top priority for all of us transit operating funding i'm grateful to mta chief deputy executive director alex bachman and s.f. mta director julie kirschbaum for being here today to share the good the new the results of a regional survey regarding a potential multi-county transportation revenue measure to stabilize transit in sfm to phase outlook respectively. >> i look forward to working with you both to support this critical conversation at the regional and local level and also want to express our appreciation and support for the leadership of senators weiner and aragon who are working with their colleagues on statewide solutions. thank you also to commissioner mandel min. for serving with me and other community and civic leaders on the muni funding working group which has been meeting diligently through the sfm and the comptroller's office for

. >> she spent 15 years securing 49 acres of former caltrans property to converted into a public park the park will break ground soon and in the future community gardens. very nice in napa county. >> norma federal east day massaro is being recognized for her volunteer work with the saint helena library and multicultural committees. she also works for the county's up valley, a family centers which helps out different families across the community and in solano county. lisa, he last is being recognized for her work in the performing arts. she serves as president of onstage vacaville, a performing arts nonprofit. he less is also the executive director of the nonprofit saving grace, which supports families facing emergency veterinary care. andf course, beginning tomorrow, kron 4 will be highlighting remarkable bay area women every tuesday all nth ong. >> scan the qr code your screen there to read more about the incredible women who are making a difference in the bay area. >> with that, that wraps up kron. 4 news at 10. stick around for the news at 11. but first we've got sports night live

the land from the property owner from his growing container business, partnering with the city and caltrans utilize this as a storage depot. >> he needs the land and the city has been trying to get rid of the encampment for eight years. >> i put up a fence. people run over it and tear it down. >> the city work for the property owner to clear the encampment five times in recent years, we captured this removal in 2019, but each time within a couple weeks people would drive cars to plow over the fence. many frustrated businesses and neighbors threatened to leave. >> i'm trying to keep home depot here in oakland. >> oakland city leaders took a page from how berkeley shielded off the park we shipping containers, jeff happens to need a lot of space for his business. he has already done the same set up on a neighboring lot. >> we won't have this issue. >> as neighbors and businesses support the move they want the city to house the homeless. some of the former residents are waiting for transitional and permanent housing. >> we don't have nowhere to go. we need for them to come help us. to find some

he partnered with the city of oakland and caltrans to clear the large encampment last week. >> reutilize it as a storage depot. we anticipate to have about 250 to 300 containers in here. >> reporter: he says it's a win/win. city has been trying to get rid of the encampment for eight years. >> i put up a fence, and people just run over and tear it down like it's no big deal. >> reporter: the city worked with the property owner to clear the encampment at least five times in recent years. we captured this removal back in 2019. each time within a couple of weeks, people would drive cars to plow over the fence and occupy the land. many frustrated businesses and neighbors, threatened to leave. >> i'm trying to keep them here in oakland due to their job creation that they have. >> reporter: city leaders took a page with how they shield off people's park with the shipping containers. jeff, an oakland native, happens to need a lot of space for his business. he has done the same set up on a neighboring lot. >> we won't have this issue no more. i believe i could guarantee that almost. >> reporter:

within a and a la fort support to put that grant together alongside the bay area toll authority and caltrans now this is just an application but it's for $71 million and if we were successful we would be receiving about 38 million for that bay skyway multi-use path . so we anticipate hearing this summer and that $25 million mtc better recommended grant does help fulfill that funding plan. turning off the island and to a larger topic around just tracking congestion pricing developments nationally i just wanted to mention that we are following closely the new york city launch of congestion pricing that occurred in early january and we were excited to see the system start out and after many years of analysis and process there's now a first in the nation program to observe and it's showing successful ability to reduce congestion into the downtown core of new york city of manhattan below 60th. traffic was down about 16% in vehicle trips about 30% faster as of late january with transit ridership on busses and subways up as well. i think just in today's news there was a report that they collected a

congressman thompson's office says she's been 15 years securing 49 acres of former caltrans property to convert it into a public park. the park is gonna break ground soon and will feature community gardens. and a napa county norma. his also wrote he's being recognized for her volunteer work in saint alina. he's worked with organizations like saline, a library committee and the multicultural committee. she also works for the county's up families center, which helps families in that area. and solano county police, a hit list. he's being recognized for work in the performing arts. she serves as president of the on stage vacaville. that's a performing arts nonprofit. hillis is also the executivt director of the nonprofit saving grace, which supports families facing emergency veterinarian care. all right. coming up in the next hour. >> animal organizations partnering up to help stop part outbreaks in san francisco. we'll have details on the free resources available pet owners to help combat the deadly virus will be right back. >> it's likely out of it. >> another giant leap for mankind, a

former caltrans property. and it's going to be converted into a public park.n. and in napa county, this is norma for eased emma sorrow. she's being recognized for her volunteer work in saint she's worked with organizations, including the saline, a library committee and the multicultural committee. and she also works for the counties. valley family centers. and in solano county. this is lisa heal us. she's being recognized for her work in the performing arts. she serves as president of onstage vacaville, which is a performing arts nonprofit. and she's also the executive director of the nonprofit saving grace, which supports families facing emergency veterinary care. >> all right. well, award season has officially come to an end. now that the 97th oscars awards happened last night on the books. now let's take a peek with scott mantz. >> north took home the big prize best picture and film's director, nate oscar history. >> and nora, sean baker. >> one baker is now the first person in oscar history to win for academy awards in the same year for the same film. in a

securing 49 acres of former caltrans property and it will be converted into a public park. the soon-to-be brea grant, the groundbreaking that is is soon to come. and this is norma for rees and emma, the winner in napa county recognized for her volunteer work in saint she worked with organizations, including the sailing a library committee and the multicultural committee. and she also works for the counties valley family centers. and then in solano county, this is lisa. he last and she's recognized for her work in the performing arts space. she serves as president of onstage vacaville, which is a performing arts nonprofit. and she also is the executive director of the nonprofit saving grace, which supports families facing emergency veterinary care. >> all right. now let's turn our attention to bay area basketball, the stanford cardinal women's team gets the wind against georgia tech. erin wilson has the highlights. >> well, sunday night was senior night down maples pavilion. if you stand for stars playing their final regular season game before trying to make a run in the con

. >> 15 years to secure 49 acres of former caltrans property. >> and finally, now converted into a publiche groundbreaking will be soon. and when it's all done, it will feature community gardens and all kinds of open space in napa county. this is normal for eased. a massaro and she's being recognized for her great work volunteering in saint halyna. she's worked with organizations, including the saintly in a library committee and the multicultural committee. and she also works for the county's up valley family centers, which helps families. and then let's go to solano county where the winner is lisa. he lists she's recognized for her work in the performing arts. she serves as president of onstage vacaville, which is a performing arts nonprofit and she's also the executive director of the nonprofit saving grace, which supports families facing emergency veterinary care. >> well, look outside at the coastline looks pretty nice, right? well, it is a bit breezy and we also do have a high surf advisory through 09:00pm right along the coastline. so maybe not your best coastal day, actually, with

congressman thompson's office says she spent 15 years securing 49 acres of former caltrans property to public park. the park will break ground soon and feature community gardens in napa county norm of thursday. massaro is being recognized for her volunteer work in saint juliana. she's worked with organizations like the same in a library committee in the multicultural committee. she also works for the county's up valley family centers, which is the organization that helps families. and it's a lot county say hello to lisa hillis who's being recognized for her work in the performing arts. she serves as president of on stage vacaville, a performing arts nonprofit. she is also the executive director of the nonprofit saving grace, which supports families facing emergency veterinary care. so congrats to all 3 women. in you have a chance to be a part of san francisco park history by participating in the great park naming contest. >> corps since the passing of prop k permanently closing the upper great highway to make room for a public city leaders are hosting a naming contest until march. 15th

she spent 15 years securing 49 acres of former caltrans property to make this reality. the park is going to break ground soon and there will be all kinds of things there, including community gardens. then in napa county. this is norma eased and sorrow and she's being recognized for her volunteer work in saint alina. she's worked with organizations, including the saintly a library committee and the multicultural committee. and she also works for the county's up valley family centers, which helps families and in solano county. this is lisa heal us. she is being recognized for her work in the performing arts. she serves as president of onstage vacaville, which is a performing arts nonprofit and she is also the executive director of the nonprofit saving grace, which supports families facing emergency veterinary care. well, work starts today on a new trail project in danville aimed at making down road safer for walkers and cyclists. >> crews will begin removing trees today as part of the diablo road trail project. the work will clear space between fairway drive in alameda bl

santa rosa on congressman thompson's office says she spent 15 years securing 49 acre us a former caltransy to converted into a public park. the park will break ground soon and will feature some community gardens and that the county nor my friends did. the cerro is being recognized for her volunteer work and same halyna. she has worked with many organizations including the saint. helene, a library committee and the multicultural committee. she also works for the county's up valley families centers which helps families. now you have a chance to. be part of san francisco history by participating in the great naming contest since the passing of prop k which permanently close the upper great highway to make it a public park. city leaders are now hosting a naming contest until march. 15th. the final they will be picked on march. 20th the 2 mile. 43 acre park is going to stretch from lincoln way to slow boulevard. alright, k-pop fans get ready for baby monster. the girl group is coming to the bay area at the concert will be at the oakland arena on september. 10th. and as part of their debut, the

now, caltrans is still screening vehicles for chain controls from twin bridges up to meier's. have a four-wheel drive vehicle, you're going to need to keep those chains with you now, especially with more snow expected throughout the morning and into this afternoon. chain controls could change, of better to be prepared. and of course, leave extra time to get where ever you need to be. i'm cory curtis for kron. 4 news. >> 10 46 and what we are seeing across the sierra right now at this moment. >> still a little bit snowy up there, but especially south of lake tahoe. this is your view of diamond peak right here where you can see a few inches of snow piled up now south of yosemite national park is where we have our winter storm warning. so that's where we're releasing the direct punch of this system to the north. you just have the winter weather advisory. so not quite as much snow in these areas, but enough to get roadway snow-packed indefinitely for chain controls to be in effect. as you're heading up 50 or i-80 this morning. now this weekend is going to be easy heading up to lak

now, caltrans is still screen vehicles for chain controls from twin bridges up to meier's. so if you don't have a four-wheel drive vehicle, you're going to need to keep those chains with you now, especially with more snow expected throughout the morning and into this afternoon chain controls, could change, of better to be prepared. and of course, leave extra time to get where ever you need to be. i'm cory curtis for kron. 4 news. >> pretty conditions up there. we just got some fresh snowfall, but not too much of it to be halting things as you're trying to get up there. just do expect some snow packed and wet conditions at times heading up to lake tahoe diamond peak your deck. they're looking really nice. we have a winter storm warning yosemite southward. that's where we've seen the heaviest of snow fall. good news for heading up to black ski weekend. we are looking at highway 50 as well as i-80 only snow packed and still open. you just need the chains to be getting up there as we do see that fresh snowfall couldn't be more different in the bay area. look at this. we are cry

former caltrans property to convert that into a public park and that park will break ground soon.napa county, norma ferries, dumb a sorrow she's being recognized for her volunteer work in saint she worked with organizations, including the saint alina library committee and the multicultural committee. she also works for the county's up valley family centers, which helps families in sullivan county. introducing you to lisa, heal us. she's recognized for her work in the performing arts. she serves as president of onstage vacaville, which is a nonprofit and she's also the executive director of the nonprofit saving grace, which supports families facing emergency veterinary care. >> well, still plenty of news this morning, 6.53 the time. we'll be right back. david takes prevagen for his brain and this is his story. nice to meet ya. my name is david. i've been a pharmacist for 44 years. when i have customers come in, i recommend prevagen. number one, because it's safe and effective. does not require a prescription. and i've been taking it quite a while myself and i love it when the custo

. >> caltrans confirmed to abc seven news that 200 cameras are now operational and recording on state route four, 13, 24, 112 and 123 and on interstate 82, 38, five 8880 and 980. but some critics say there isn't enough data to support claims that cameras will help reduce crime. >> we're being fed a lot of these lines about how much danger we're in, and we're being asked to sell everything, including our right to privacy. >> cat brooks is with the anti-police terror project. she argues that cameras will likely be used after a crime has been committed, which doesn't help with crime prevention. >> if we're already under surveillance, if the existing cameras are not helping opd or the chp or the alameda county sheriffs or the east bay parks and recs, or the number of law enforcement agencies that are rolling through the town at any given moment, i fail to see what yet one more set is going to do. >> alameda county supervisor lina tam, whose district includes parts of oakland, supports freeway camera technology. she says laws at the city and county level will help safeguard how the data is

nothing on the grid reported, nothing for chp or for caltrans reported.as lane restrictions, there is typically a build in slowing coming off the feed here for the nimitz freeway. you see that green highlighting as well. that's where kari was just showing you some radar activity over in the east bay and along the peninsula as well. so watch for some slick roadways, but no major surprises. we should have santa clara recovering. that fire has been cleared from north 101 in santa clara. back to you. thanks so much, mike. well, up next for you here on today in the bay, an nbc bay area investigation. why not just find another place with four kids? a san francisco family faces eviction. a little known city program is for now helping to keep them in their home. but they fear looming budget cuts could change that and send renters onto the street. i'm senior investigative reporter bigad shaban. we investigate i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that w

caltrans done a great job, getting that all plowed away. and it looks like the weather's going to be perfect with fresh snow on the ground. i'd rather take that curve with the cliff on that side in these conditions. yeah, that one is snowing i still want fresh snow, john. that's a scary curve at all times, especially. >> when it >> we're looking outside at another area that is absolutely exceptionally beautiful after recent snow. this is a little further south from tahoe some of national park view live this morning at half dome and clouds arrest there in the distance. this is where we saw a lot of snow, the central and southern sierra really packed it up. and now we're looking at that snow and rain having transitioned out to arizona where we are resulting are seeing some very, very good rainfall that will hopefully help with those drought conditions that are so cal and arizona neighbors are experiencing here in the bay area. a little bit of a northerly wind into the region. keeping us cool this morning, high pressure ridge builds in this we

now, caltrans is still screening vehicles for chain controls from twin bridges up to meier's. so if you don't have a four-wheel drive vehicle, you're going to need to keep those chains with you now, especially with more snow expected throughout the morning and into this afternoon chain controls, could change, of better to be prepared. and of course, leave extra time to get where ever you need to be. i'm cory curtis for kron. 4 news. >> additions right now and tracking what looks slick out there. but got to be careful. leave yourself some extra time that sir, 80 at donner lake going to check in now with cuyler to see what's happening. >> hey there. and i'm in yosemite where it is a winter wonderland. this is where half dome is. you can kind of sort of make you out there. but the clouds of lowers you can't really see it fully. but just beautiful. the snow on the trees there. >> and as we head up to dine at peak, you can see we've got some snow here, too. on the picnic table. someone cleared at a little while ago. but it it's right back, right? because the snow is still kind of h

a former caltrans property to converted into a public park. will break ground soon and will feature community gardens. there's also a number for as dumb as sarah from napa county. she's being recognized for her volunteer work in saint she has worked with organizations like the saint helene, a library committee and the multicultural committee. she also works for the county's up valley family centers, which helps families and then solano county last is being recognized for her work in the performing arts. she serves as the president of on stage vacaville. that's a performing arts nonprofit. she is also the executive director of the nonprofit saving grace, which supports families facing emergency veterinary care. and you have a chance to be part of san francisco history by participating in the great park naming contest since the passing of prop k and it's now permanently closed the upper great highway to make way for a public park. city leaders are hosting a naming contest until march. 15th and that final name will be picked on march. 20th the 2

i just know that it's caltrans and they'll take care of that out of lanes. a smooth drive approaching the area off the east shore freeway. westbound 80 does slow, of course, in through richmond and then toward the berkeley area. the buildup, of course, toward the bay bridge toll plaza. and there may be an issue around university. i'll check on wt 80. southbound 880 shows a build off 238 past 92, which does build over toward the peninsula. no surprises, but watch those wet roads through the tri-valley and the south bay. 101 and 87 show a build. back to you. thank you mike. well, this morning reaction is still coming in after president trump addressed a joint session of congress last night. scott mcgrew it was the longest presidential address, really, in modern times. it was a long one. yeah, more than an hour and a half. good morning. as you've no doubt heard, the address will be called the state of the union when he returns next year. but this first term speech is not called that. he touched on a lot of topics last night, including ukraine, saying he was ple

plus, a north bay school vandalized the damage so bad caltrans classes are canceled. an update on when students will be able to return. and a live look at bourbon street. it is fat tuesday. ahead, we take a look at the storm's impact, and that could have an impact on the festivities there. and don't forget nbc bay area streams 24 seven. you can watch us whenever you like on roku or other streaming platforms. a lot more news ahead on this tuesday morning. 555. you're watching today in the bay. it takes a rebel to make something beautiful. beauty takes courage. it's an act of joy. so resist the ordinary. and embrace the wow. at floor & decor. for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half vs. t-mobile, verizon, and at&t for your first year. plus, ask how to get the new samsung galaxy s25+ on us. it doesn't. so i don't know. we'll see what happe

caltrans and local agencies using collaborative contracting method to phase the project into manageable sections of leverage state and federal funding to deliver critical infrastructure headed infrastructure in ahead of budget. keith first step urged all committee members for fisher, lummis, and rickets that would ensure drivers of electric vehicles join their fellow motorists in contributing to the investment and improvement of our roads and bridges. second, congress must address ways to ensure why america does not impede progress. tcc fully supports by america objective first to prevent disruption in pavement product markets encouraged congress to preserve the exemption for aggregates and materials that was included in the eye ij eight. all areas do not have the aggregate >> asphalt binder needed for the paving drops it must be imported from the u.s. urges transparency and certainty in the waiver process. federal agencies sata database to provide stakeholders to stakeholders upfront fha recently announced a rollback of general waiver for manufactured products making this timely. as an

caltrans warnieg drivers to be careful on their way up to the mountain air.you can see from this entrance on the sierra tahoe ski resort that plenty of snow there on the side. the robot looks like safe travel. and if you're headed, not because they got the road, all mice and cleaned up there for folks. kathy. >> well, all cleaned up just in time to mess it up again coming a little bit later this week. but for today, it's beautiful. generally clear skies. a few areas of stratus and a few areas. also with some clear skies, you can take a look at cameras here. look at mount tam, a pious spectacular. we've got some stratus and some fog and then off the clear, you see some clouds off in the distance. if you head across the golden gate bridge. >> high pressure will be in control. it will keep the storms away from us for today for tomorrow. >> and then monday, we'll start to see increasing clouds looking into the future. watches cut off low this area of low pressure cuts off from the jet stream that heads right to southern california. we stay dry and then things cha

so the project is also subject to bart permit and caltrans reviews as well. the 1910 historic police station is individually eligible at the local level for listing on the national register of historic places and as a part of the building it is also a park historic district and a preservation architect has been engaged to provide voa with some guidance on restoration work for the station. so all of the doors, the eaves, the balconies, the lanterns, the windows will all be historically rehabilitated to its original detailing. also because it is a public safety facility all the window glazing on both the historic building and the new police station will be a ballistic resistant glass and security consultant has also been engaged to provide recommendations on achieving a level of security for the police. >> so that brings me to the conclusion of this update presentation and for the next one in about a year from now it will be well underway in construction. there will be lots of construction photos at that time and ingleside design development will be wrapped up.