commissioner gilman? >> commissioner gilman: thank you so much for the report.i am enthusiastically excited that we are moving this forward and we are taking this next step in this park, which is beautiful, i've been there many times. so i have no questions and i fully support the item. >> president brandon: thank you commissioner woo ho? >> commissioner woo ho: thank you, carol, again, for always a very optimistic and i think uplifting report from you. we love to hear about all of the things that you're doing to improve the environment. so it's a pleasure and a joy to hear that. and it's great that you're always able to find funding for these great programs. i have no questions. and i also support this and i would love to see how this pans out in the future. so, thank you very much, and no further questions. >> president brandon: thank you commissioner burton? >> commissioner burton: no questions. >> president brandon: thank you vice president adams. >> vice-president adams: carol, you know that you're one of my favorites and i'm finally glad that president bra

free clinics every tuesday and thursday at gilman from 4:30 to 6:30. for more information, you can contact our staff. i think it is manny blackwell who will be running these clinics. you can call him at 218-3942 or by e-mail. i'm hoping and expecting there may even be guest appearances from commissioner halissey and commissioner manny, who have a lot to offer our children, cultivating a swing and staying down on the ball. i look forward to seeing you all at the diamond. i was a second baseman, for those of you who care -- i don't sense you do, but i just thought i would throw it out there. as many of you know, the great highway reopened to week-day vehicular traffic this past monday. this was a decision made by the mayor, in consultation with supervisors melgar, mar and chan. motorists will be able to use the roadway from 6:00 a.m. on mondays until noon on friday, and then it will close for bicyclists over the weekend. on holidays, the great highway will also be closed to vehicular traffic. as i mentioned, these changes were announced aft last week by

there's a crew here at gilman, and there was a lot of slowing over the last ten minutes and it's starting to ease up now, and i believe they are clearing the crews at university. san mateo and dumbarton bridge also clear. >>> it's 4:53 right now. coming up next on "today in the bay," how would you like to own rocky's boxing gloves and other memorabilia from stallone. >>> happening now, parts of louisiana under a deluge of water as tropical depression nicholas continues to linger over the state. the rain from the storm causing major flooding over baton rouge enough. that storm won't move until tomorrow. louisiana still recovering from hurricane ida that made landfall last month as a category 4. >>> trending this morning we now know the top 100 most influential people of 2021. "time" just released a list of trailblazers for this year. six categories, icons, pioneers, titans and leaders and innovators. prince harry and meghan were named. also trending this morning, apparently sylvester stallone has too much stuff. >> that is a good thing for "rocky" fans. all kinds of movie memorabilia going

the solid stream of headlights s is 80, the east shore freeway heading from gilman street and the racetrack all the way across to berkeley and into the macarthur maze. you have a lot of company out there. clear sailing across the bay bridge into san francisco. this is kathy oakland coliseum. -- this is the oakland coliseum. roadwork is scheduled to be picked up later this morning on 242 through concorde. i'm not seeing any slow traffic that area now. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. boost and cricket charge you more for unlimited 5g. metro doesn't. introducing the big 5g upgrade. just twenty-five bucks a month gets you unlimited 5g and a free 5g smartphone. that's half the price... ...for one line of unlimited 5g smartphone data ...plus a free samsung galaxy 5g when you switch and trade-in. all with the power of the t-mobile 5g network. rule your day with 5g. only at metro by t-mobile. regg

we do have a traffic collision. 80 eastbound on the commuter eastbound west of gilman street in berkeley so things are slowing down there a little under 14 minutes like i mentioned, the san mateo bridge across towards the peninsula. no major issues there. but there is an accident, 8.80 southbound north of west. a street in hayward. 80's pretty slow to 38 would be good option to get on that. let's head over look at the richmond. sandra fell bridge as you head to richmond not seen any hazards there just slower traffic. so about 13 minutes as you're heading out of richmond and the golden gate bridge. 20 minutes into the city area. thanks, ryan. at 7.47 and there is an urgent search now happening across a number of states. >> to find gabby petito she's a 22 year-old young woman. >> who hasn't been seen since going on a cross country trip with her boyfriend who didn't return home and isn't saying anything about where she is. brian laundry is his name and he's been named a person of interest in her disappearance. he hasn't been arrested, though. and he's not talking to the police. police in ut

so you're seeing some delays as you're traveling there another one, 80 eastbound west of gilman streetle backup let's head over look at the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. little under 30 minutes haven't seen any major delays here. that's the great news. let's also check out the golden gate bridge, about 20 minutes with some pockets of fog. so take your time as you're driving. we'll have more coming up. but for now, let's go back to the stories. darya 8.31 and a big story that we're following out of the east bay. police increase patrols at livermore high school student there was arrested for allegedly threatening to harm someone on campus. kron four's maureen kelly has that story for us because the suspect is a high school student and under 18. >> a lot of the details are being kept under wraps here at the livermore police department. the school district superintendent tells me this all came to a head on wednesday evening when 3 other students at livermore high school came forward with some disturbing information may came to a few students attention. >> that one

being a homeowner, we shouldn't have to deal with this because of the homelessness on gilman and varney way. i just want to say i oppose the [inaudible] because the city has not addressed the issues that i just spoke about. right now as we speak, they've got hazardous materials, flammable materials on aurelius walker drive. [inaudible] in candlestick park. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. all right. operations, let's welcome our next caller, please. >> hi. this is devon duffy, and i am calling to thank supervisor aaron peskin for submitting a measure to name the press room for barbara taylor. barbara grew up the daughter of a navy man. her mom was a dancer, and she grew in to being one of the most powerful people in and around san francisco, and she became powerful because of her integrity as a journalist, her hard work, and translating some of the most major and traumatic events that affected san francisco. i can remember press conference after press conference, whether it was mayors, supervisors, department heads, and we're selling our wares, and barbara would say, we

barry gilman, take your bow. mr. darian mitchell, take your bow, brother. and then our youngest and newest brother in the group, my baby, my baby, and i am going to get his name right. mr. roman bane, take your bow, baby. and so when we talk about violence prevention and i know i may go off a little bit. sorry, director, is that it's what josh just said. community is really not ready to do the real work. and the real work is what david muhammad said. when we talk about prevention, intervention, and transformation. all these brothers have been transformed because of the intervention. and they were ready to do the work. we have to support the brothers in in jail and support programs that help these brothers come out to do the work, to give them universal basic income. to give them the ability to vo to have a mentor. the ability to build an and to trust you so they can believe in what you say in orderer for them to believe and in order for them to know what they can do and they go and do it. when we talk about workforce investment, these are the brothers we ne