the second crash happened on a caltrans facility, in the district 11. this vehicle failed to yield to a pedestrian that was crossing, and this -- this street already has a pending project to do another set of h.i.p.s this state route, and this will probably not in project and completion in 2019, and the last crash was at broadway near rock t stockton, and that crash involved a pedestrian crossing the block being hit by a vehicle early in the morning, and that construction was under completion. [inaudible] >> -- such as the broad case, and then, projects that are pending implementation where we have projects that are coming but they didn't, unfortunately, come soon enough for the

and then finally the last fatality was at 36th and slope which is also a caltrans facility. this location that had a major project that is just wrapping up which activated a number of new pedestrian beacons, they're called hawks, which help the vehicles stop when a pedestrian is present. i attended a meeting yesterday at oakland

and then finally the last fatality was at 36th and slope which is also a caltrans facility. this location that had a major project that is just wrapping up which activated a number of new pedestrian beacons, they're called hawks, which help the vehicles stop when a pedestrian is present. i attended a meeting yesterday at oakland caltrans headquarters with high level manager there is and we talk -- managers there and we talked about doing additional outreach and making sure that the project wraps up which i think that the last two hawks have been turned on i was told yesterday by the project manager. and making sure that we follow-up as we learn more information about it. so the state and the city are working in partnership to make sure that we follow-up on, and this was a project that the state sponsored and followed up on in terms of providing all of these different crosswalks on slope with additional traffic signal devices to make sure that the incidents like this don't repeat themselves. if there's -- if there's no further questions i want to introduce megan weir with the

facilities, and a large dining hall. this is supported by state funds. caltrans leases to the city at a reduced rate. >> we must think outside of the box to address california's homeless epidemic. that is what that this project has delivered. >> people will transition into permanent housing. they will offer employment and health services. >> yes. >>> she has been laid to rest. hundreds turned out in oakland to remember and call for justice for nia wilson. we saw the final farewell. >> nia wilson. >> reporter: they accompanied the casket of nia wilson. relatives , even strangers came to pay their respects. >> she was loved. >> reporter: the large crowd gave her mom and dad a standing ovation and encouraging the family to stay strong. there were many tears and emotions as family members recalled the life of the vibrant woman. >> would you visit me in my dreams? >> reporter: her sister was also stabbed in the attack. >> baby girl shine bright. i love you. >> reporter: it was an unprovoked stabbing at a bart station. the stabbing was by a white man. they say her skin

temporary navigation centers in san francibu this is one of at least two permanent facilities that are expected to open on caltrans property this summer. >>> police say that they have identified a suspect in the murder of a 64-year-old concord man who was killed at his home one week ago. police believe 55-year-old terrence boyd dixon murdered michael downy in downy's home. there's a warrant out for dixon's arrest. police have not determined a motive but said that the two men knew each other. detectives believe, dixon stole the blue hyundai with the california license plate 6zhz052, picture here. dixon is considered armed and dangerous. >>> new at noon, investigators in las vegas say they cannot find a motive for last year's mass shooting that left 58 people dead. the final police report on the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history was released this morning. it says there is no clear reason why gunman steven paddock opened fire on a crowd from a hotel window but it did say paddock had repeatedly told his girlfriend he was sick and that doctors couldn't help, and found paddock had hundreds of thousands of dollars

facilities. this one is on caltrans property, part of the legislation that allowed the city to rent the space for 1 dollar per month. >>> thank you, julie. >>> some penthouses that just hit the market in palo alto, they are pricey even by silicon valley standards. we are shown how the monthly rent is a lot more than people pay and when you're. >> here in the bay area, we are used to paying a lot for housing. three or $4000 per month. this penthouse, we have never seen anything like it before. the monthly rent, are you ready? it is $35,000 per month. >> while. >>> for the price of a new car, you get a four bedroom, four bathroom, 3700 ft.2 penthouse with a deck that is bigger than most homes. not one, but two kitchens. all located right in the heart of downtown palo alto. do the math. that comes out to ford and 20,000 e- $420 per year in rent. >> councilmember karen holman says she knows of to other downtown penthouses. 550 high street is being rented out for $34,000 per month. another one is also being rented out for $35,000 per month. she is ready to push for size limits to keep this from becomi

temporary navigation centers, but this one is one of at least two permanent facilities that are expected to open on caltransperty this summer. city leaders are hoping this one on south vaness has up to 125 people. the opening ceremony for the navigation center is 11:30 this morning. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> right now, as powerful storms continue to hit the eastern united states, emergency evacuations are underway in lynchpurg, virginia. reporter laura pedesta tells us officials fear the imminent failure of a dam. >> reporter: for residents of lynchburg, virginia, it was a night of high anxiety and rising floodwaters. after days of severe storms, the college lake dam north of the city is said to be in danger of failing. the news prompted the area to be evacuated last night. >> rescue boats here, and they have been searching around the apartments, as you can see behind me. and they have right now, in my latest count, they've gotten about ten people out. they're still getting more folks out. >> reporter: authorities are chessly mentoring the dam for any sign of structural ilure. fears that it would collapse ca

at least four temporary navigation centers, but this is one of two permanent facilities that are expected to open on caltransproperty this summer. city leaders are hoping this one houses up to 125 people. the grand opening is happening at 11:30 this morning. from san francisco city hall, jackie ward, kpex 5. >>> a show down over car engines, and major praise for apple. diane king hall has those stories live from the new york stock exchange this, no. good morning. >> good morning. i'm in our broadcast center today, kenny. more than a dozen states are vowing to fight the white house's plan to overhaul fuel efficiency standards for cars. now, on thursday, the environmental approximate agency released its long awaited proposal. among other things it would end california's exception and establish a single standard for all 50 states. california and 16 other states have already filed suit to block the changes. >>> and apple is the toast of wall street this morning. on thursday, the iphone maker became the first publicly traded u.s. company to be valued at a trillion dollars. the company eschars surged this week on

this facility is located on land that was formerly used as a parking lot by caltrans. city, and mayor breed says this is only the beginning. >> many of you know my top priority as mayor is to make sure that we're moving our homeless population out of tents, off the streets, and into permanent housing. >> because the 7,500 homeless people aren't numbers, they're people, they each have lives and stories that are amazing. >> and this center will be able to assist 125 individuals at a time. >>> it's time to get back to "7 on your side," and michael finney. >> michael is at the santa clara county fire with the "7 on your side" team. michael? >> reporter: it's beautiful out here, and more and more people are beginning to show up. thy're getting off of work and coming down here. it is not crowded. this is a great fair to show up at. a lot of fun. now, as long as you're coming here, if you have a consumer beef of any kind, especially if you have the paperwork, drop by. we've got the abc 7, "7 on your side" popup. we have a lot of staff. we can do anything. problems is not what

facility is officially open. the one at fifth and bryant will open later this summer. by the way the land that they sit on belongs to caltransl tran is renting it back to the city of san francisco for the bargain price of one dollar a year. that is the latest in san francisco. >>> earlier today, the winners of the megamillion lottery stopped forward -- stepped forward. a group of 11 coworkers claimed the largest lottery prize in california state history. they all chipped in two dollars each when they bought the $543 million megamillion ticket from ernie's liquors in san jose. the employees range in age from 21-60 years old. they would only say they work in the financial industry in santa clara county. they did add they plan to keep working. lottery officials say they have been talking about paying off mortgages, college tuition and they have a desire to travel. they are declining invitation to tell their story publicly. >> they will work for a couple of days and weeks but you do the math, after taxes -- >>if they take the lump sum each of them takes home $29 million. >> two dollars in and a $29 million return. i will take it