. >> commissioner gilman: thank you so much for this update. and this really detailed report. commissioner woo ho asked a lot of the questions that i was -- i was going to put forward. i just had one question sort of on projections around flow between the pedestrians and the bicycles or other sort of wheeled devices. i'm wondering if your study has done any projections on how much this will improve those devices being in the designated bike lanes, the protected lanes, versus being on the sidewalk, the pedestrian way? there's the few bike lanes on other parts, the protected bike lanes. a lot of folks who are using bicycles or wheeled devices still on the pedestrian sidewalk and i'm just wondering if you have any projections on how that will improve? >> we do have data from, you know, prior to the construction of the quick build projects. we do have detailed data of the split between scooters, bikes and pedestrians on the promenade in the bike lane. there's no real good way for us to project what might happen, you know, moving forward. the quick

commissioner gilman? >> commissioner gilman: thank you director forbes and rebecca for the detailed report. i'm excite to see the port leading the way in innovation we've been ahead of many other city departments with our rent relief rent forgiveness program and how we are working with our tenants to ensure their success. thank you for the update. i really support the direction the port is going into. i too want to believe this year will have many more bright spots than last. federal leadership, vaccine on the horizon. it will be a tough year for the port. i really appreciate the ongoing leadership of president brandon and vice president adams. i think both of year years of experience on the port, almost two decades for president brandon. we will have the right leadership at the commission as we have to navigate hard times. we're going to have to make many tough decisions in this next year as a port commission. i appreciate the leadership that concludes my remark. >> president brandon: thank you. >> vice

>>at gilman street off-ramp chp shutdown 3 lanes there. one 23 runs parallel to that if you want to go in and take that but hopefully they'll be able get that cleared up for traffic really starts to build up this morning, our look at the bay bridge a high wind advisory issued for the bay ridge yet again under 8 minutes fremont street exit your commute to the peninsula. the san mateo bridge under 15 minutes for your drive time the richmond sandra fell bridge looking very quiet under 8 minutes there. and a golden gate bridge look at that 19 minutes as you head into the city back to the headlines. thank you very much rain at 4 33 1 of the big stories this morning. the fact that california wants to simplify those eligible. >>for the covid-19 vaccine. so this new system would transition to age based eligibility which would allow the state to scale up or down quickly to get the vaccine to disproportionately impacted communities. the state would still prioritize healthcare workers first responders and those 65 and older we expect governor newsome

>>and jonathan and just seen more than 24 hours later investigators still have gilman avenue here which is just a little ways up from that rv park closed off. investigators telling us that they do not believe that these bomb making materials were odd in any way connected any sort of inauguration protest, however, it's still unclear tonight. exactly what this man was planning on doing with this explosive material but in the meantime the residents of this rv park there left without being able to return here for another night as these investigators continue their work. >>fbi agents in san francisco police officers investigate after a man living at the candlestick rv park is accused of trying to build a bomb the chemicals used to make explosives were discovered in the residents of 37 year-old kyle matthew folsom, police say they did not know why folsom was doing this, but he appears to have been acting on his own close to a 100 residents of the rv park had to be evacuated friday night, the red cross supplying blankets while setting up temporary shelters for people to stay in muni buses were

f-b-i and sna francico police arrested kyle matthew folsom on friday at the candlestick r-v park on gilman avenue. officials don't believe the bomb-making materials were connected to any type of inauguration day protest. however, it's still unclear what the man was planning on doing. folsom is facing charges for several crimes, including unlawful possession of explosives. in the north bay-- a napa busiessman has been arrested after deputies found an assortment of weapons, including 15-thousand rounds of ammunition in his home. benjamin rogers is being held on 5 million dollar bail. after obtaining a search warrant for both rogers home and business-- deputies found more than 50 guns, several unregistered and illegal weapons and thousands of rounds of ammunition. they also found several pounds of gun powder. the sheriff's department bomb squad also located five pipe bombs inside roger's business on action avenue. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news-- a drive-thru covid-19 vaccination clinic opens up in the east bay. find out where and who is eligible to get a shot. coming up on the kron 4

jonathan and just seen yeah we're here on gilman avenue where police still have a section of this road closed off leading up to the candlestick rv park investigators telling us tonight that they are not believing that bomb making chemicals were connected in any way to any sort inauguration protests, they're still trying to figure out exactly what this guy was planning on doing once he eventually put together a bomb in the meantime the residents that are living here are still evacuated tonight as investigators are continuing their work. >>fbi agents in san francisco police officers investigate after a man living at the candlestick rv park is accused of trying to build a bomb the chemicals used to make explosives were discovered in the residents of 37 year-old kyle matthew folsom, police say they did not know why folsom was doing this, but he appears to have been acting on his own close to a 100 residents of the rv park had to be evacuated friday night, the red cross supplying blankets while setting up temporary shelters for people to stay in muni buses were seen taking those residents a

>>police say the evacuations had to be done out of an abundance of caution the park along gilman avenue is expected to be closed until san francisco police say despite having a man in custody, this investigation is still ongoing fulsome is right now facing charges for several crimes, including unlawful possession of explosives, reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron 4 news out of the north bay where tonight fairfield police working to learn more about a set of human remains found this morning. >>investigators say the remains along with clothing found in a field located near cement hill road and the peabody road. those remains have now been turned over to the solano county coroners office for identification. police are asking anyone with possible information to give them a call. also tonight, another big story with integration day just 4 days away today, the u.s. postal service started removing a number of mailboxes across san francisco, just as a precaution. a total of 12 boxes around civic center plaza and the home just as are being temporarily pulled a post office spokesperson say

f-b-i and sna francico police arrested kyle matthew folsom on friday at the candlestick r-v park on gilman avenue. officials don't believe the bomb-making materials were connected to any type of inauguration day protest. however, it's still unclear what the man was planning on doing. folsom is facing charges for several crimes, including unlawful possession of explosives. in the north bay-- a napa busiessman has been arrested after deputies found an assortment of weapons, including 15-thousand rounds of ammunition in his home. benjamin rogers is being held on 5 million dollar bail. after obtaining a search warrant for both rogers home and business-- deputies found more than 50 guns, several unregistered and illegal weapons and thousands of rounds of ammunition. they also found several pounds of gun powder. the sheriff's department bomb squad also located five pipe bombs inside roger's business on action avenue. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news-- bay area cities are getting ready to open large vaccination sites. but it's unclear how many doses will actually be acquired. and after the

the candlestick rv park in gilman avenue yesterday . so far, investigators have not said what, if any, fulsome was planning, but they do say it appears an isolated incident. >>> investigation underway in fairfield tonight after human remains were discovered. police found the remains and some clothing in a field near the fairfield vacaville amtrak station, which is close to cement health and peabody roads. >>> we have a tropical or tonight for hayward. caltrans will close the five mile long stretch of northbound interstate 880 between whipple road and industrial parkway overnight. it is expected to reopen at 6:00 tomorrow morning and south on interstate 880 will remain open overnight. >>> uc berkeley reversing course on a plan to close its institute for the study of societal issues following protests from students and alumni. the institute mainly served black and latino students, earning doctorates in the social sciences. >>> and still ahead, a crucial nasa test cut short. how that could impact the plan to return to the moon by 2024. >>>

this is new video from just moments ago, police say they were called to the candlestick rv park on gilman avenue, just after 5:00 p.m., they evacuated the area and arrested someone living in an rv there, there is a lot of concern about threats surrounding inauguration day, investigators say they believe this was an isolated incident. >>> our other top story, vaccines, san francisco has a new plan for mass vaccinations, but kpix 5's betty yu reports for the question now is will there be enough doses. >> reporter: the most ambitious vaccination plan in the city's history has begun, according to san francisco officials. muscovy center will be one of three vaccination site dedicated to its eventual goal of distributing 10,000 doses per day. san francisco said it chose three large vaccination sites because they are neighborhoods hardest hit by the virus. in addition, the market in bayview and the main campus will serve as hubs. city college will be ready to open by the end of next week, depending on supply. right now, that is part of the problem. >> the vaccine doses we have received remain li

>>john thank you for that so chp just issued a sigalert for an accident 80 westbound at gilman street off-ramp in berkeley. you can see just a little slowdown happening, but it's so early hopefully they'll be able to get that clear before traffic really starts to hit the area. the one 23 runs alternative that he go ahead and take that but i'll continue to keep my on that also we have a high wind advisory for the bay bridge yet again today so very gusty across the bridge still under 8 minutes to the fremont street exit and a look at the san mateo bridge as you head across to the peninsula. there under 15 minutes for your commute. the richmond sandra fell bridge starting to get little busier here 8 minutes and under the golden gate bridge. under 22 we'll have more of your commute coming up after the break. >>and we're back at 4.25 hackers identify identity thieves and overseas criminal ring stole over 11 billion dollars in unemployment benefits from california last year. but the extent of this fraud might grow far larger is billions more in payments are under investigation. in 2020 the

this happened on gilman near candle stick point. the person who lives in the rv has been detained.e home video given to us from the scene. authorities say this appears to be an isolated incident. volunteers from the red cross are taking care of those displaced residents. they're expected to be allowed back into their homes sometime this morning. the fbi has handed the case back over to san francisco police. now, to our continuing coverage of the coronavirus pandemic. plenty of political finger pointing all while our local counties are scrambling to get people vaccinated. there is a dwindling supply and growing frustration. santa clara county is administering 6,000 vaccinations per day thanks in part to a new site on berger drive. the county says it is hampered because the federal and state governments supply of vaccines is unpredictable. >>> coming up this morning on "today" in the bay, the calls from bay area parents for high school sports to get back in action. we'll that, plus all your top stories and vianey's full forecast at 7:00. right now back to "today". my retirement plan

this is at candlestick rv park on gilman avenue near candlestick point. the person who lives in the rv has been detained for questioning while more than 100 neighbors evacuated as a precaution. the fbi turned the investigation into the sfpd. it does appear to be an isolated incident. one neighbor described the moments leading up to the evacuation. >> i told my wife, there is a cop car out there. i wonder what's going on with that. i didn't think much of it. i went back to watching tv. and then a few minutes later i heard a knock on the door. >> volunteers from the red cross are taking care of the displaced residents. they may be allowed back in as soon as this morning. now, to our continuing coverage of the coronavirus pandemic. new problems in getting the vaccine to the millions of people waiting for it. this week california widened access to the vaccine to people older than 65. many say they still can't get it. "today in the bay" ian reports. >> reporter: widespread frustration over vaccine supply. health care providers are trying to get ahead of it. ka

the area near gilman avenue was blocked off into this morning.ea, as a precaution. police identified the suspect as kyle fuom he wascuodt night, and faces multiple charges. >>> in the east bay, a flare from the chevron refinery in richmond could be seen for miles, tonight. take a look. this photo, on twitter, shows that bright, orange flare, just lighting up the sky. we could, also, see it f our toc 7. the refinery tells us a unit did, indeed, malfunction but the flaring is a normal part of keeping the facility running safely. it relies -- relieves pressure, i should say, so equipment can be keep working. in santa cruz today, it almost looked like summer. this video of the beach about 4:00, this afternoon. you can see there, a decent number of people, still, enjoying the warm waerkt eathere beach. here now with a look at the forecast is abc 7 meteorologist drew tuma. >> hi, dion. today, away from the coast, most of us made it into the low 70s. well-above average for this time of the year. and that warm weather will continue, for another day, tomo

people went to see green day who has gone padre billy green day was phenomenal and i saw them on gilman street. it's not my cup of tea but it is that idea. >> d remember any of the bands we saw an old thoughtful and half the time you don't know what we were seeing that maybe were drinking a few beers even though wasn't an alcohol club. and going to the san francisco punk club and mojave gardens, there is a whole history of clubs paying old chinese restaurants chinese restaurants became clubs. >> that's true. because then they heard that o'clock would be held in their vicinity. the desire to find some sort of venue became a lot of work and the diy stuff was often problematic because of someone gets hurt at the show they will get sued for there's a lot of complexities what it takes to put on a show and those that are not really aware of how much work went into it to one of my favorite stories is the pants average republic along with the minutemen drive people and present - - presses out to the mojave desert and is one of the times one person who participates says this is something new. th

>>police say the evacuations had to be done out of an abundance of caution the park along gilman avenueexpected to be closed until sunday reporting in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news. >>plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures across the bay today is we scratch through the 70's for dalton high today, however, so winds building for tonight and into early next week and that may cause some problems for some folks across the bay area will have a look at the >>good morning welcome back so did you feel the 4.2 magnitude earthquake last night well it happened around 8 o'clock in monterey county near hollister it was first reported as a 4.5 but was then downgraded in the minutes following the shaker there were several aftershocks as well, but so far we haven't heard any reports of any injuries or just reminder to you can stay up to date with the very latest on kron 4 dot com and the kron 4 mobile app let's go ahead check out the forecast because it it is definitely want to talk about plenty of sunshine again today and as far as here with the good news an earthquake. this reminder. we urge

a person living in an rv along gilman avenue was detained last night. nearby residents remain evacuated. police say it was an isolated incident. officials were not able to give more information saying it's too early in the investigation. >>> new this morning, and in the north bay an american canyon man is being held on $5 million bail for possession of explosive devices and weapons. 44-year-old ian rogers was taken into custody. the napa valley register reports the bomb squad was called to british auto repair in napa yesterday. they found suspicious devices and were able to disarm them. no other details right now so far have been released. >>> san francisco mayor london breed is outlying the city's plan to create vaccination sites based on a partnership with health care providers. the department of public health said it received 34,000 doses so far. as luz pena explains that will not come close to achieving the mayor's goal. >> reporter: a pandemic ravaged san francisco finally mayor breed announced a vaccine distribution plan. >> we have a plan. we are

a person living in an rv along gilman avenue was detained last night. nearby residents remain evacuated. police say it was an isolated incident. officials were not able to give more information saying it's too early in the investigation. >>> and in the north bay, american canyon man is being held on $5 million bail for possession of explosive devices and weapons. 44-year-old ian rogers was taken into custody. the napa valley register reports it was called to british auto repair in napa yesterday. they found suspicious devices and were able to disarm them. no other details have been released. >>> now to the pandemic, san francisco mayor london breed is outlying the city's plan to create vaccination sites. based on health care providers. the department of public health says it received about 34,000 doses so far. asbc news reporter luz pena explains, that won't come close to the goal. >> reporter: ten months of a pandemic that ravaged san francisco mayor breed announced a vaccine distribution plan. >> we have a plan. we are moving these vaccines forward. >

it all happened at candlestick rv park on gilman avenue near candlestick point. than 100 neighbors were evacuated as a precaution. one neighbor described the moments leading up to it. >> i told my wife, i said, there's a cop car out there. i wonder what's going on with that, you know? i didn't think much of it. went back to watching tv and then a few minutes later, i heard a knock on the door. >> the fbi has turned the investigation over to sfpd. police say this appears to be an isolated incident. >>> so berkeley is expected to explore a very ambitious clean car initiative. the city council is going to ask the city manager tomorrow to do a study to see if banning the sale of cars powered by gas, diesel or natural gas by 2027 would be feasible. dealerships would have to transition to selling electric only vehicles. the ban would not apply to trucks or used cars. critics say 2027 is just too soon. this would be a jumpstart to governor newsom's initiative for the state to stop selling gas-powered cars by 2035. >>> right now at 6:00, high winds sparking a winter fire