gillman will be closed 50 days starting may 2nd.his is all part of a $75 million project that also includes bike and pedestrian crossings. >>> gillman street had the inaugural street fair today. 70 vendors came together around gillman and fifth to celebrate northwest berkeley. artists were joined by food vendors to try to make the neighborhood a little more neighborly. >> i think when you know your neighbors, you trust them and can talk to them and i think that is important to make people feel safe and to make people feel like they've got a sense of community. >> there was an opportunity for visitors to express their own artistry as well. chan was an organizer of the fair and based on the turnout today, she expects it will become an annual tradition. >>> it was a few degrees cooler today, but it was still a gray day. >> it's not bad when you do average in late april. we had to step back from 10 degrees above average where we were, but we're going right back there by midweek and then some, in fact, warmer temperatures coming our way

there's also construction around gillman and that may impede your traffic flow. so far, no problems at the bridge itself. richmond bridge, there may be a disabled vehicle. so far, just some fog. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> it is 4:32. developing, a shooting at a san francisco walgreens is under investigation. it happened last night at 4:00 and market right at the westfield san francisco center. "today in the bay"'s gia vang has details. >> reporter: while people are still having to walk around this caution tape right here as officers are still inside that walgreens trying to figure out how it all went down. witnesses are telling us what they heard and saw. hours later, investigators were still at this walgreens on the 800 block of market. friends of the victim say she was 19 years old and visiting from sacramento. she was walking out of the store when she was shot. >> out of nowhere, she turns around, walking out of the store and you hear two gunshots. we turn around and she's on the floor bleeding out. >> people are running. i'm, like, what's going

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university before graduating from wayne state law school where he was a two-time recipient of the leonard gillman scholarship. he served the state of michigan honorably as a prosecutor in both wayne and mccombe counties prior to his election. during his many years on the bench, judge wittenberg doubled the size of the sobriety court and helped to establish a teen court, a diversion program to help keep juveniles out of the judicial system and build brighter futures. his family's world was upended over three years ago when he was diagnosed with glioblastoma arrange aggressive form of brain cancer. no matter how daunting a diagnosis, judge wittenberg never complained. he never complained. he faced his cancer head on by undergoing numerous surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy. he remained in a state of ketosis. he far exceeded his original prognosis. handling a full court docket. the entire time. judge wittenberg was a respected and admired jurist who was a fixture of our southeast oakland county community in michigan. he was a mentor to countless attorneys and respected by evero appeared before him