the deadly crash activity continues at oakland road. one lane open there.han one lane slowing at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> thank you, kari and mike. >>> a new poll shows a majority of americans support a bipartisan plan to strengthen the border. >> scott, this is the bill that donald trump encourages republicans to vote against. >> yeah, even though they helped write it. "the wall street journal" found 59% of americans support the bill that would give the president power to shutdown the president each and every time 4,000 tried to cross, which is pretty much every day. it would make it much tougher to claim asylum. the deal had been part of a deal between democrats and republicans. democrats wanted money for ukraine and said if you will give us that, we will okay the toughest border bill in decades. the two sides met to write it, and one was katie brit, and she helped write the bill and then opposed the bill after donald trump soured on it saying he thought it would help biden's election chances. 66% support a citizenship pathway for dreamers, and then

and then a great recovery after a major crash at 101 and oakland road that cleared.looking at just the build for the silicon valley. >>> the "today" show is coming up next with more on the airport delays expected during spring break. can you watch more local news as well on roku and other streaming platforms, and coming up on our 8:00 a.m. streaming forecast, the south bay schools due to close because of declining enrollment and the budget deficits. that's all streaming online on nbcbayarea.com. we hope you join us. >> we do. >>> the "today" show is coming up next for you, but we want to leave you with a live look at the oakland coliseum and petco park in san diego. we want to say to our teams, let's go! let's play ball! >> you should have been a train announcer. >> >>> good thursday morning. work at the scene of that bridge collapse now a salvage operation. >> and we're learning more about the victims and the investigation. good morning. it's march the 28th. this is "today." unanswered questions. two bodies recovered from baltims

again, northbound 1, 1, oakland road off-ramp. while this continues to go on after probably undergo that investigation. but 7. 85 82 other options for you this morning. let's also get a look at your bridges if you are going to be traveling this morning soon as we get past, this is a closer look at 101, a bridge under 10 minutes traveling into the city. so no major issues. but remember, it's been great. it's looking wet. 14 minutes on your san mateo bridge. richmond center fell bridge around 8 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minute morning ride during back to you. will you may feel the shift in the area because today is opening day for baseball. yeah, but a's fans are actually going to start off the season with a boycott as we've reported. and as you. >> i'm sure heard they're not too happy with the fact the teams plan to move to las vegas cloud forest. michael thomas is in oakland with the latest. good morning, michael. >> hey, good morning, everyone. that's right. lots of boycotts to be had with that baseb

this is northbound 101 before oakland road. it's a deadly crash involving a pedestrian, and it's blocking three out of the four lanes there. no estimated time of opening for those lanes. and we just learned there's also an overturned crash in that backup. >> number seven. nobody won last night's powerball drawing. so the jackpot is now at $935 million. the next chance to win is saturday. in today's gma first look, medical professionals are urging women to stop taking weight loss drugs if they are planning to become pregnant. here's abc news reporter eva pilgrim in this morning's gma first look. >> weight loss drugs and pregnancy. >> i had no idea whatsoever that this was going to affect my fertility, marcella romero from fort myers, florida, struggled with fertility for years. >> she started taking manjaro to help regulate her blood sugar levels. >> we actually got pregnant after starting manjaro, kind of like two weeks after starting it, romero discontinued the medication, worried about any possible side effects experts emphas

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however north 101 just as you approach oakland road.e lanes being opened up that will be helpful. but still pretty slow and going to take some time for traffic to recover. there's still some activity there off to the right hand side of the roadway. so as you commute there, you are going to likely see some brake lights and well beyond that 280/680 connector and you can see it's pretty far back there. stays sluggish all the way through where that crash is. and again, lot of spectator slowing a few brake lights on the southbound side of 101 as well. so you can stick with 280 or you can always use 87 as an alternate right now travel times, not too bad. if you are taking that northbound 101 ride hellyer to sfo. just about an hour. so fairly quiet. looks like highway 4 is getting busy and of course we've got the brake lights for commuters heading in and out of the altamont pass. westbound 80 towards the bay bridge, not too bad. but once you get to the point near the toll plaza it's pretty slow heading into the city. reed? >>> all right, thank

just like will said, you can see north them one-on-one started oakland road there and the backup, at least 5 miles. i'm tracking it to about tully road. if you are traveling this morning. so 85 87 to good alternate for you and a lot of other people have the same thing in mind there. everybody is hopping on. 85 87. you can see there 2.80, i would recommend probably staying away from all that. you could states take that as well. but looking to start to slow down there, too. so if you are traveling this morning, although all lanes are open now, things are still pretty backed up. okay. you also got will slick conditions to deal with out there as you're traveling this morning. now, 30 woman right into the city. so things have been a little slow and go on our bridges gradually building as the morning goes on 70 min. renee 82 want to honor san mateo bridge. richmond center fell bridge about 12 minutes. there and the golden gate bridge just short of 24 minutes. john, i'm wondering how long these are going to stay slick for our commuters this morning. a little breather between showers but las

roads? >> they're looking just fine, very calm, easy drive. oaklandghts heading southbound, the nimitz past the coliseum is at speed. that's pretty much the case around the contra costa county and alameda county. this block right here for the east bay, eastbound 24 does slow heading toward the warren freeway. i see them change and i've never found a reason why. crews are clearing. vasco road is the key number out of contra costa county, down to 580 and alameda county, your commute out of brentwood and discovery bay, we're looking at 18 minutes, pretty much the minimum we see in the morning. in the south bay, no slowing in the north bay direction. the crews should have cleared northbound 17 coming up from the overnight road work and the lane shift that happened around vine hill. back to you. >>> major sports events are heading to the bay area and it is already causing a lot of excitement. next, we're going to speak to the hosting committee on plans now in place to make sure that all these events run so smooth.ly >>> a new recently formed committee is l

we go northbound 101 before oakland road. you about that deadly sig alert crash involving a pedestrian that has since cleared. but there is a crash with the vehicle facing the wrong way. in the backup of that initial crash. and that crash is blocking two lanes there. so expect delays from tully road. you see speeds down to nine miles per hour. we send it back to the desk. >> thanks, amanda. good morning. america's coming up at seven right here on abc seven. >> and sam champion has a look at what's ahead. >> good morning reggie. >> hey kumasi. nice to see you guys this morning. let's begin. news first. coming up, what's the latest on that catastrophic bridge collapse breaking overnight? there is new audio from the ship detailing the moments just before the ship hit that bridge. one of the survivors is talking about a voice that saved his life. and what comes next in the operation to get this critical port up and running again. gio is live for us on the scene this morning, as you would expect, and he is there. also ahead, shark

oakland. we're live from the ballpark plus the weekend just around the corner. lot of people heading up to the sierra and they're going to find some fresh snow. but what are the road conditions like? we're >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> now at 6, what might be the a's last opening day at the oakland coliseum met boycott by fans. good

>> yeah, northbound 101, right on schedule, and it clears by oakland road.e good warning here, and hopefully a happy result warning, the s&p center, sharks play tonight and the last time there was overtime and it was not what we wanted. i have to give you this notification. cal train will not be running trains between the san francisco and mountain view stations all weekend because of the electrification project. there will be a bus bridge in place. note if you were planning on using cal train, you won't be. we are showing the typical slowing for the commute. across the bay, a little build for the bay bridge. one little spot past the construction crews near spencer. >>> fighting our climate in crisis, the new pilot program one community is looking to launch that will help to provide flood insurance. >>> and president biden'state >>> and president biden'state of t she i was like shaking you know, i was so scared. when i first reached out to jacoby and meyers. i didn't know if i had a case or not. as soon as i got a hold of my attorney, she was very, very nice

. >> we're looking to oakland, 880 itself moves smoothly through oakland, now, under the nimitz we had overnight road work at the webster tube and it has cleared just before the scheduled reopening. that's great news. but tonight, remember, the posey tube will have maintenance from alameda into oakland. we have bridges to the south. no major issues throughout the east bay. we are looking at slowing that's just popped up in richmond. i will check west 80 and see if there's a reason for that slowing, or it may be a slower vehicle. the south bay moves smoothly and we still have traffic control one way for niles canyon. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> new this morning, a monumentous case for the city of berkeley as they prepare to give back ancestral land. >> kris sanchez joins us from the newsroom with what the plan is going forward. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is a 2.2 acre site which was ancestral land, but is now a parking lot in west berkeley. in this film by sacred land film project, you can see the area in question, what it once looked like in the renderings, and why it

by oakland road, everything is fine. that's the typical spot we see slowing, anyway.at remain blocked. there are some damp roadways throughout the south bay, east bay, coming through fremont and pleasanton. highway 84 still has one-way traffic control and 81 in the sanborn park area will have a closure, both continue from storms we had weeks ago. we have a smooth flow of traffic on the build, pretty typical pattern, no backup at the toll plaza, but you can see the sheen on the pavement. there will be light rain throughout the bay, so you might have slick roadways. >>> new help is here ahead of tax season. it comes, thanks to a new pilot program making its debut in california. we're going to tell you about the free help it can provide for tax filers. >>> president biden wants a tax hike, likely not for you. we'll go over it. and clarifying a story. all of that ahead. >>> plus, everyone's favorite football team now looking for the bay area's favorite teachers. the return of a 49ers award program honoring those who leave a lasting impact. a lasting impact. ( ♪♪ ) you mad

breaking news out of san jose where a man was hit and killed by a car northbound 101 near the oakland road off-ramp. but the call came in around 03:30am, in the morning today. that person who was killed, they were walking on the road, died at the scene. the driver did pull over and is cooperating with the police as they investigate lanes were shut down for a few hours. as we covered here on the kron. 4 morning news earlier right now, those lanes are open. >> alright, elsewhere in the south bay, san jose's alum rock school district is now facing some pretty serious money problems and that could cause some schools have to close leaving students in limbo. kron four's will tran has more from san jose. the alum rock union school district is a lot like a lot of people out there. they can't pay their bills simply because they're not making enough money. >> so they are facing a 20.8 million dollar budget deficit for the next school year. don't worry if your kids are in school this year. we're talking about 1000 kids within this school district. you're not going to be affected were talking about ne

in the south bay we did have a build for north 101 from about 280 up to oakland road for just a few minutes, about 20 minutes, and then things lightened up. there's a little build coming off of calveras. >>> "today in the bay"'s kris sanchez is joining us from the newsroom this morning on how much more pg&e customers will have to pay up. >> reporter: so consumers are going to feel the pinch. and while the latest hike will be a small pinch, about $5 a month, a follows hikes that make them the most utility company in the country. the cpuc approved the latest hike. the cpuc just granted a different rate hike, you'll remember, 13% back in january, which means bills went up by about $34 on average. and there is another rate increase in the works amounting to an average of $10 a month to pay for last year's storm damage. a consumer advocate and even pg&e customers who qualify for discounts say enough is enough. >> this month it was literally $500, and without the discount it was $700. >> the last bill that i got was $200 something, and there's really no explanation as to why it increased drastica

there's slowing that's starting to build toward oakland road and another batch of slowing toward the shows the slowing over the last few toward taylor. 237 shows more volume off of 880, so that's a typical pattern for the south bay. same for the east bay right now. this is looking toward the weekend, but i'm going to hit this hard because i think this time it's going to happen for real. this was scheduled twice before, this is southbound 680, the closure all weekend starting friday night until monday morning at 4:00 a.m., 680 south from 580 toward sunol. your reroute will have to be, if you're heading across, just east of the freeway you're going to take 84 or go over the dublin grade, a longer drive. it got waved off, but this weekend's weather looks like they can do it. >> you can do it. >>> back on earth, a group of astronauts back home after months in space. we're going to show you the incredible moment they landed. >>> the special counsel who investigated president biden is on capitol hill right now. we have an advanced copy of his testimony. it's going to be a tough day for rob

looking at the south bay, things haven't really started for the slowdown north 101, because around oakland roads still relatively light. good friday often sees lighter traffic. some schools are off next week. we're rotating for spring breaks. this is where paypal park is, thom jensen did the report, the home opener for bay fc is there. they want us to make sure that we outline some of the options for folks to get there. there is paid parking, but it's almost $30. you can still go to their website and reserve some spaces. you can get there through mass transit. this is for saturday, caltrain will get you there. it's a 15-minute walk from the santa clara station. we have b.a.r.t., which has a free shuttle from the berryessa b.a.r.t. station to get over to paypal. so do look for that. it's a special shuttle that they have, complimentary. and vta, line 60 stops at paypal park as well. so keep those options in mind because it is a sold-out home opener. let's keep up the support. over here, the bay bridge, we're starting to see a little traffic flowing at the toll plaza. so bay fc, the bay tp, toll p

we have volume still causing slowing north 101 just south of oakland road sticking around a little longerically see. the water and rain coming through sunol now, so we're watching 680. no major issues for the tri-valley. a smooth drive on highway 84 still has the traffic control. more rain up the peninsula, more wet roadways. use caution over there. in the city, the warriors play tonight so there will be crowds along the 280 extension. it's a 7:00 game, per usual. >>> we are constantly updating those numbers from super tuesday, from california's races. we'll bring you the very latest. >>> how do we reduce things responsibly so that our planet isn't paying the price for our consumption. >> using ai to help with our climate in crisis. the san francisco startup getting a big boost from amazon this morning. >>> good wednesday morning. right now at 5:44, in the east bay, san ramon starts out cloudy, off and on showers, and we're going from upper 40s to upper 50s. keep the umbrella handy. we'll be tracking rain today, but sunshine tomorrow. more on that in just a few minutes. >>> misty and driz

that road between oakland road off-ramp and mckee ramps were closed for a few hours, but they have since reopened. >> time now 606, police in san francisco are investigating 5 stabbings. that happened over a span of 8 days. the latest stabbing was yesterday morning in the mission district at 20th street and south van avenue. a woman was stabbed multiple times and now she has life-threatening injuries. then there were 2 other stabbings that happened in the mission one sunday in the lower 9 hill neighborhood and a stabbing march 13th in the outer mission. a person was arrested for killing a victim in that stabbing. police are still looking 4 suspects for the 4 other stabbings. attorney general rob bonta's office has responded now to claims made by supporters of alameda county district attorney pamela price. the da's protect the wind campaign claims that bond is office never responded to their request for an investigation into the recall effort against price. however, bonta's office says they did respond. they sent us a letter dated march 6 where the office informed prices campaign, any all

now that around 09:00pm last night road between oakland, road off-ramp and mckee rams closed for a few hours. but they have since reopened. in the north bay, a man is facing multiple charges all in connection to an attempted murder in green. great central marin. police say they received a call yesterday morning about a man walking around with an axon industrial way enrich street green beret. police say witnesses told them that scott, she of petaluma was following another man and then they receive more he broke into a building where the accident tax someone else. they say employees in adulting intervene and pinned the man to the ground. police say the victim suffered several facial injuries but is expected to recover. she really is facing multiple charges that is being held on a 1 million dollars bond. well, police in san francisco are now investigating 5 stabbings. it happened in the span of 8 days. latest one happened yesterday morning in the mission district, 20th street and south van ness avenue. police say a woman was stabbed multiple times and is suffering from life-threatening in

the roadway between the oakland road off-ramp and mckee was closed for a few hours. but that has since reopened this morning. >> time now is 08:00:07am, police in san francisco are investigating 5 stabbings. it all happened over the span of 8 days. the latest stabbing was yesterday morning. the mission district. it was at 20th street and south venice avenue where a woman repeatedly stabbed and she is now suffering life-threatening injuries. and then there were 2 also in the mission. in addition that one not one on sunday in the lower hill neighborhood and one on march 13th in the outer mission. and in that case, a person was actually arrested for killing a victim by stabbing them. police are still looking, however, for other suspects in the 4 other stabbings. it's 807, and the san francisco board of supervisor is just approving now a program to help homeless individuals get back to where they came from and their family and their hometowns. officials say this program is going to help the homeless crisis in the city. >> at the same time with conference michael thomas l

we did have a crash north 101 and oakland road. i believe it cleared without a significant impact. we have a build for 101, as well as 87 through san jose. >> thanks, mike. >>> 6:21 right now. new dangers for anyone vaping. ahead on "today in the bay," the new revelations out this morning about what is really inside those pods and the impact it could have on your health. >>> first, a quick reminder, starting today you can apply for nbcuniversal's local impact grants. that program is entering its seventh year, and will award more than $227,000 to eligible local nonprofits. the application window runs through friday april 19th, and for more details, scan the qr code on your screen. code on your screen. it will ♪♪ stay ahead of your moderate—to—severe eczema, and show off clearer skin and less itch with dupixent. the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, that helps heal your skin from within. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred visio

. >> breaking overnight in san jose, a man hit and killed on northbound 101 right near the oakland road off-ramp. chp says they received a call about 3.40, this morning that a pedestrian was in the roadway and the bin hit by a car that man sadly died at the scene. chp says the driver who hit the pedestrian pulled over and cooperated with police lanes were shut down for a few hours. but everything is back open right now. >> in the south bay, san jose's alum rock school district is facing some serious money problems and this could cause some schools, too close. leaving students in limbo with kron four's will tran on the story for us in san jose. will. >> could be layoffs and hiring freezes as well. alum rock the unified school district. they are a lot like people out there, meaning they don't have the ends to make, you know, their budget meat and right now they don't have the money for their facing a 20 million dollar budget deficit for next school year. so they have to make some very tough decisions. there are 8,000 students at 22 schools within this school district. they looked at the n

the road between oakland road off-ramp and mckee ramps were closed for just a few hours, but they have since reopened. >> time now 707. attorney general rob bonta's office responded to claims made by supporters of alameda county district attorney pamela price. the da's protect the wind campaign claims that bond is office never responded to their request for an investigation into the recall effort. however, bonta's office says they did respond. in fact, they sent us this letter dated march 6th where bonta's office informed prices campaign any allegations of unlawful signature gathering tactics should be directed to the secretary of state who serves as the state's chief elections officer, a spokesperson for prices campaign says this is the first time they've ever seen that letter. meantime, the alameda county registrar of voters is hand counting the tens of thousands of signatures to make sure that there are enough to trigger a recall election. >> well, san francisco's board of supervisors has approved a program now to help homeless individuals return to their hometown. send them back to

a man was hit and killed on northbound highway 101 right near the oakland road off-ramp. the chp says they got a call around 3.30, this morning that a person was in the roadway and that that person had been hit by a car. the man then died at the scene. the chp says the driver who hit the person pulled over and did cooperate with officers lanes were shut down for a few hours. but everything is back open now. you said jose's alum rock union school district is facing a dire financial deficit. it could also mean that it's going to be taken over by the santa clara county office of education. the district has 22 schools ranging from kindergarten to 8th grade. the education office is reviewing the district's financial report for this school year as well as resolutions addressing its projected budget deficit. the outcome of this review is still uncertain, but they say school closures in the district are likely to happen. san jose police arrest a 3rd suspect for stealing copper wire from vta stations across the city earlier this month, investigators reported that 3 people stole 20

you can see on our map northbound 101 before oakland road. of course, we will get update on that at the moment. now, this is a deadly hit and run that is being investigated right now by highway patrol involving a pedestrian in san francisco. it happened on westbound 80 near the fifth street offramp before 2:00 this morning. the lanes have since reopened. the pedestrian died at the scene. the driver took off has not been caught yet. troopers are asking for any potential witnesses. >> happening today, jewish students at uc berkeley are planning to march to protest what they say is the university's failure to respond to anti-semitic incidents on campus. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is here to explain how one professor is raising awareness. 24 hours a day. >> good morning, reggie, the professor says that he'll stay in his campus office until university officials take action against anti-semitism on campus. he says recent violent events prompted the sit in action. uc berkeley professor ron hassner has set up a mattress in his office, t

jose, a man is hitting killed on northbound 101 of the oakland road off-ramp. chp got the call around 3.40 this morning. the victim who was walking on the roadway died at the scene. the driver pulled over and cooperated with officers lanes were shut down for a few hours. everything is back open now. in the south bay, san jose's alum rock school district faces serious money problems as kron four's will tran reports some campuses or risk of closing? >> the alum rock union school district is a lot like a lot of people out there. they can't pay their bills simply because they're not making enough money. so they are facing a 20.8 million dollar budget deficit for the next school year. don't worry if your kids are in school this year. we're talking about 1000 kids within this school district. you're not going to be affected were talking about next school year because they don't have the money to pay all their bills. they're not getting as much money coming from the state from the federals as well as local officials to make that budget gap clothes. so they have to mak

breaking news overnight in san jose where a man is hit and killed on northbound 101 right near the oakland road off-ramp. chp says they received the call at about 3.40, this morning about a pedestrian in the roadway that had been struck by a car that man sadly died at the scene. and now the chp says the driver who hit that pedestrian pulled over and did cooperate with officers lanes were shut down for a few hours. but everything is back open now. >> its 907, in the south bay, san jose's alum rock school district is facing a serious money problem. they are and this could cause some schools to close leaving students in limbo. kron four's will tran on the story for us in san jose to explain. will. >> the alum rock union school district is a lot like a lot of people out there. they can't pay their bills simply because they're not making enough money. so they are facing a 20.8 million dollar budget deficit for the next school year. don't worry if your kids are in school this year. we're talking about 1000 kids within this school district. you're not going to be affected were talking about next schoo

the roadway between the oakland road off-ramp and mckee was closed for a few hours, although that has since reopened. >> attorney general rob bonta's office responded to claims made by supporters of alameda county district attorney pamela price. the da's protect the wind campaign said that bonta's office never responded to their request for an investigation into the recall effort. however, beyond his office says, yes, they did respond. in fact, they sent us a letter dated march 6 and they say in the letter they inform prices campaign any allegations of unlawful signature gathering tactics should be directed to the secretary of state who serves as the chief elections officer for the state. a spokesperson for prices campaign, though, says this is the first time they've ever seen that letter. meantime, the alameda county registrar of voters is continue to hand count tens of thousands of signatures to verify if there are enough to trigger a recall election. >> okay. to san francisco now where the board of supervisors has approved a program to help homeless individuals return to their home

northbound 101 has minor slowing approaching oakland road, but that's about it.hen when we take a look at drive times 580 westbound, tracy to dublin is going to take you 48 minutes back to you all at the desk. >> thanks, amanda. >> new at six. tens of thousands of americans are about to get their student loans forgiven. the overnight announcement from the white house, the first to look inside a one of a kind lab in the south bay, helping to make stem projects interesting and exciting for students. first, a live look outside. you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ it's the work behind the scenes, let's take a look at this knee. that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusses results ] for your mind. for your body. and for the communit

road accelerates. it's the city of oakland response to abc seven news today, saying the hillside erosion at tunnel roadorest drive is an extremely complex repair with the existing site constraints, the city of oakland will implement a permanent repair of the slope at this location, currently estimated at. $850,000. oakland says they hope to draft an engineering design and repair the site. this summer in the oakland hills. i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. all right. >> it seems like we're getting a break from that rain. we are. >> which is really a needed after just a really tough weekend in terms of weather, especially in the sierra. meteorologist sandyha patel is here with what the week looks like. sandy, we're going to have a little bit of everything. >> dan, and a good evening to all of you. let me show you the day planner for election day. if you're heading to the polls tomorrow, 9 a.m. isolated showers. we're not expecting those showers everywhere, so don't worry about that. temperatures in the 50s mostly cloudy at noontime. it is going to get milder tomorrow afternoon. upper 50s to mid 60s an

one woman from reno who was driving back home from oakland says road closures forced her to spend 2 nights in her car. >> only had enough gas to go i going. i had nowhere else to go because i have i have no money for food. it's not i mean, others want to go. >> take a look at this at palisades tahoe resort. ferocious winds clocking at 186 miles an hour shattered windows, letting all that snow inside the facility on the slopes. kron four's dave spahr joins us now with more. >> all right, we're looking for a little bit of a slight improvement in our forecast for tonight. in terms of temperatures holding their own, it looks like as we get into tomorrow, getting some 60's and work there. but for the meantime, we'll have a mixed bag of clear patches in overcast skies going on here. pretty picture going on from the golden gate bridge off towards the distance. as you'll notice here, we don't have a lot of delays going on from fog all go. but we might have a little bit around the bay tomorrow morning. there's a nice little clear patch. you can note for a few hours we will get. but on balance, expe

road has been eroding for years. john ramos talked to neighbors who are demanding something finally be done about it. >> reporter: oakland has plenty of financial challenges, so they've put off fixing this washout and now it's become a major problem, but the only thing eroding faster than the road is the patience of the people living on it. directly above the caldecott tunnel the hillside is steep and during rainstorms gravity determines what stays and what goes. that's what's happening at tunnel road and bay forest drive. >> yeah. this is dreadful. it's an absurd situation. this is just waiting to collapse completely. then we'll have no access past this point. >> reporter: the washout now extends halfway across tunnel road, but neighbors say it really began back in the winter of 2015. >> it was the first big winter after a drought and the road started eroding just on the edges and the city put these orange barricades right against the railing and there they sat for seven years. >> reporter: but after last year's 13 atmospheric rivers the erosion really took off. the guardrail posts now hang out into space and under the

i think i'm the perfect. >> choice for oakland since i just lived down the road and my son is going to start. school in oakland in september. >> and i'm angered in this community. not at the meeting. was oakland mayor sheng thao who over a year ago fired then chief leronne armstrong thao says she is against these kinds of forums because it harms the chances of attracting the best candidates. and for those in the audience, there was no opportunity to ask questions, make comments or offer feedback during the forum. but the public is invited to provide feedback online through a post forum survey. the feedback window will close on monday. the police chief search ad hoc committee says they will be submitting their list of finalists to the mayor on friday. and then the mayor can choose to interview those candidates or reject them in oakland, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> while oakland's mayor sheng thao did not attend tonight's forum. she told us earlier today she is seeking to change the process of how police chiefs are selected altogether. >> with it was voted on by the voters many years ago.

ktvu tom vacar reports here, nearby residents have demands for the city. of tunnel road and bay forestcr lane in the oaklandg torrential rain. no. yet it remains unrepaired and getting wider and deeper into an under tunnel road. >> the road is near complete collapse and that will close the road here. and it's really time that the city paid attention to this problem and fix the road so that it remains open for the safety and the use of the residents. >> what would have been a simpler and far cheaper repair years ago is now underneath those tarps. >> the hill is still eroding, and as these storms come through, the water flowing down here is getting under the tarps and still washing away the land underneath the road. the problem with this is at this size, this is way more manageable than if it gets bigger. >> and with six weeks left of the rainy season, it's likely to get a lot bigger if it collapses . the bay forest neighborhood could be cut off from this heavily traveled road. >> access for emergency vehicles is absolutely critical up here. we remain in a high fire hazard zone. >> patrick dawkins, another re

use tunnel road to get through the oakland hills. not neighbors say the situation is only worsening. >> the hill is still eroding, and as these storms come through, the water flowing down here is getting under the tarps and still washing away the land underneath the road. and access for emergency vehicles is absolutely critical. up here. we remain in a high fire hazard zone. >> oakland is telling homeowners the city will complete an engineering study that was started late last year. renovations could begin this summer. >> the sierra is finally starting to dig out from all the snow it had in this weekend's blizzard. caltrans has lifted the chain requirements on interstate 80 and highway 50, the two main highways that are linking the bay area to tahoe. many longtime tahoe residents say this latest snowstorm was bad, but they've seen worse. >> other notable years i'd say not too high. i've seen a lot, a lot more snow in a shorter period of time. this was a good snowstorm. it brought it brought a lot of snow. good blizzard dre than ten f

and emergency vehicles getting through to their neighborhood as the crumbling of the road accelerates, the city of oaklandded to abc seven news today, saying the hillside erosion at tunnel road, bay forest drive is an extremely complex repair, with the existing site constraints, the city of oakland will implement a permanent repair of the slope at this location. currently estimated at $850,000. oakland says they hope to draft an engineering design and repair the site this summer in the oakland hills. i'm leslie brinkly, abc seven news. >> california is sending national guard soldiers to texas to help fight a massive wildfire . governor newsom is activating the 146th airlift wing unit based in oxnard. he's also deploying a c-130j super hercules plane to assist in the mission. the fire in the texas panhandle has burned 1.1 million acres in a week, making it the largest wildfire in texas history and bigger than california's largest ever wildfire. it's just 15% contained. >> police say a group of men in masks opened fire at an outdoor party in monterey county, killing four people and injuring three others. th

. >> a washed out road in the oakland hills is getting worse with every storm. neighbors have been asking the city to fixes the road for years and worry about the danger of waiting too long. >>> plus the high profile effort to recall alameda county d.a. pamela price is now colliding with a ballot measure that could change the recall rules. we'll look closer at the possible impact. all that and nor is coming up in about ten minutes. >>> but let's go vern and some sports. >> reporter: all right, jules. good evening from the home of the number one boys basketball team in the bay area. they're getting ready for a big one tomorrow night against number two, reardon to play for the state title. >> i would say it is the game to see in northern california this year and it's being play one mile from our school. >> reporter: they're expecting a sellout crowd tuesday night and one thing is for sure, salesion will live up to its nickname. >> we have a little pride when we put that jersey on. >> reporter: the pride have lost only one game all season thanks to a swarming defens

oakland's only in and out location. the company announced back in january that it would close that location on hegenberger road, near thed airport, and crime in the area. in and out says this will be the first location to close in the company's 75úyear history. >> time now. 706a man was shot and killed by sheriff's deputies and sacramento following a spmental health crisis call. sae town of rio linda. family of christopher gilmore calling 911 report that he was hurting himself. 30 negotiatedúwith him to come out of the garage. police say he was holding a knife as he approached officers sheriff's office says he was shot with a less lethal shotgun, but kept walking towards them with the knife. and that's when the deputies opened fire. >> he didn't need to be shot. he didn't need to. and if anything, you know he would he that's noty brother. he doesn't hurt people. he wouldn'túhurt nobody. he was just hurting himself. and they >> the victim's sister says law enforcement made a mistake, botched their emergency response and could have used more, less lethal methods like a taser. >> a private security pilot program called saf

leaders in oakland say they are seeing progress along a troubled corridor, and they're starting a new effort to double down on safety. the rising crimelong hegenberger road oakland has driven key businesses away from that area. it's near the airport and the coliseum now. the closure of in and out made national news. denny's wasn't far behind and a month back, we told you about a new task force of east bay leaders brainstorming solutions to curb crime and to bring businesses back. well, yesterday we were there as oakland mayor shengtao announced how that is working. tao says car break-ins thefts and robberies are going down in the area, and she credited more police officers on the streets, security teams assigned to shopping centers, and a safety ambassador program for businesses. >> as we remain persistent and continue to do this work, i know that not only will we have the data to represent the successes we have, but we will have a stronger, a cleaner and safer oakland. >> oakland city council member trevor reid says she is talking to in and out and to other businesses, hoping to convince them to stay in oakland. about a mile and a half from that press c

here in oakland, in-n-out says the last day for its restaurant in the cityc is coming up this sunday. back in january, the company announced that itúwould close the location on hegenberger roadakland airport because of increasing crime in the area, ad customers at risk. the oakland in-n-out opened back in 2005. restaurant to close in thely spcompany's 75 year history. new at 730 tonight, the ongoing feud between the oakland a's and its fans is heating up after an email was sent out about parking lot changes, a fan group reports. the a's notified fans today that the coliseum parking lot would two hours before the season opener next week, rather than four hours early, as was the case last yead boycott of the game on openingt& night to protest the team's move spto las vegas. the a's, though, say they base parking lot hours on crowd counts and they do not expect a big crowd that day. tri valley transit getting some upgrades comingúup. we'll tell you about the changes coming to livermore busses and how you can get a free ride. plus first, a bay area parks are seeing the beginning of a super bloom? >> and barry weather, here's our live camera looking out toward the oakland estuary

it's the last time those cravings can be satisfied at this in-n-out location off hegenberger road in oakland. it's closing for good. >> it was the last day today to come out. i know this is the first one to ever close in its history, so i wanted to come out and show some support. >> i grew up coming here since i was little, so we thought we'd come to get our last burger at this place. >> this restaurant opened in 2005, but ongoing crime on the property and in the neighborhood left the burger chain, making the tough call to close over safety concerns. warning signs to customers are everywhere. >> yeah, it's just it's just really sad because this is a spot where a lot of teenagers would come have their first job. this was my first job ever. >> clarissa says she worked here for three years and never felt unsafe, but others did. >> a lot of people who aren't from here, they. i feel like they do feel a little bit more unsafe because they know that they can break your window. >> the robbery around here is like really bad. >> this sign in the parking lot telling in-n-out customers goodbye. city off

oakland is this sunday. back in january, the company announced it would close the location on hegenberger road near the oaklandaus& of increasing crime in the area, putting its employees oakland in-n-out opened in 2005. in-n-out says restaurant to close in the company's 75 year history. >> new at 11, the city of oakland has released plans the d specific plan, or dsp, and the city says it will help meet the city's housing and employment needs while preserving the area's culture. the plan largely focuses on incentivizing private construction of housing the heat of downtown. eventually the city wants to add more than 29,000 new homes by 2040. the city says the plan has undergone extensive publicc ready for consideration and approval by the oakland city council. >> a woman in hayward stabbed to death in her home and tonight, police say her husband is the suspect. ktvu alice wertz reports he turned himself in hours after the killing. >> it was here at the pepper tree apartments on busy cypress dinnertime before six, several neighbors called 911, reporting a is a public information officer with hayward. >> police of

tunnel road is often used by people in the bay forest neighborhood of the oakland hills, but a landslideand it was say things are only getting worse. >> the hill is still eroding, and as these storms come through, the water flowing down here is getting under the tarps and still washing away the land underneath the road and access for emergency vehicles is absolutely critical. up here. we remain in a high fire hazard zone. >> the cityúof oakland is telling homeowners. the city will complete an engineering study that began late last year, and repairs could begin this summer. time at 758. the cdc reports an alarming increase in the number of nonsmoker workers who develop lung cancer in the u.s. the cdc found. cigaret smokers are still up to 30 time& more likely to get lung cancer than people who don't smoke, but that same report found a recent rise in the number of lung cancer cases among americans who've stayed away from tobacco their entire life. >> we're finding now 15 or 20% of all lung cancers are occurring in people who've done everything right. they've never smokedc, they've exercise

. >> crucial road access could be lost for an entire neighborhood in the oakland hills, a portion of el road is collapsing in slow motion into a landslide, and the street is crumbling away, ready to cave in. something residents have been complaining to the city of oakland about for seven years. the city has just been putting up sandbags and tarps. >> this is the second round of tarps in this storm season, and they're already washing away. and we can see that there's continued erosion underneath the tarps. it's worse. it's getting worse. even the last week it's got much worse. >> residents tell us they are afraid of ending up stranded in their homes, not to mention the lack of access for emergency vehicles. the city of oakland says it plans to implement a permanent repair estimated at $850,000. >> right. blizzard conditions in the sierra did not stop one couple from a celebration months in the making. >> now, chloe bowman and chris nielsen from sacramento have been planning their wedding since last year. it was scheduled for this past weekend in truckee at old greenwood resort. >> but

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it's the last time those cravings can be satisfied at this in-n-out location off hegenberger road in oakland. it's closing for good. >> it was the last day today to come out. i know this is the first one to ever close in its history, so i wanted to come out and show some support. >> i grew up coming here since i was little, so we thought we'd come to get our last burger at this place. >> this restaurant opened in 2005, but ongoing crime on the property and in the neighborhood left the burger chain, making the tough call to close over safety concerns. warning signs to customers are everywhere. >> yeah, it's just it's just really sad because this is a spot where a lot of teenagers would come have their first job. this was my first job ever. >> clarissa says she worked here for three years and never felt unsafe, but others did. >> a lot of people who aren't from here, they. i feel like they do feel a little bit more unsafe because they know that they can break your window. >> the robbery around here is like really bad. this sign in the parking lot telling in-n-out customers goodbye. >> city off

roads. we're talking about oakland specifically. i'm going to step out of the way so you can see westbound 580 on the connector to westbound 80. a three car crash is blocking two lanes of the ramp there. the chp has issued a sig alert. there is no estimated time of opening for those lanes. and a look at drive times you can see from 580 westbound traffic. tracy to castro valley. it's going to take you about 49 minutes at this hour. and from the emeryville cam, plenty of commuters on the east shore freeway at this hour. here we go back to the desk. >> thanks, amanda. an emotional night in san francisco as hundreds gathered to mourn three family members killed when an suv crashed into a bus stop. the couple's baby is still alive but battling life-threatening injuries at a hospital. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is here with the tributes from the community. >> good morning reggie. the memorial in san francisco's west portal neighborhood has been growing since his heartbreaking crash over the weekend. it now includes messages

. >> well, unfortunately, something new did pop up northbound 101 in san jose at oakland road, right there was someone walking on the road and that that person was hit walking on the freeway. and only one lane is open. traffic is almost at a standstill here on northbound 101, as you squeeze down into one lane. unexpected delay early in the morning usually don't have it. you can see on the map it is growing, just by the moment here. it was, at first they didn't see a backup at all. and pretty soon it's going to grow. so your option is 280 to get to the west valley. 280 and 85 are absolutely wide open. you should try those. this is a look at the san mateo bridge that looks good. and the bay bridge is light. 431 let's go back to the desk. >> all right sal, thank you. well the city of oakland, after more than a year without a police chief, finally introduced the new police chief, ktvu henry lee talked to the incoming chief, floyd mitchell, about his priorities for oakland. >> it is my honor to introduce to you our new top police officer, chief floyd mitchell. >> incoming oakland police c

this time yet another new plan will quite literally keep an eye on roads in oakland and try to get homeless off the streets. 300 new security cameras will be install aid long busy streets like international boulevard as part of the new project and also work to clean up the streets with crews for removing graffiti and maintaining landscape. final goal is to remove encampments on oakland highways coordinating with city staff to shelt ter homeless people who are there. >>> out on the peninsula, sacramento has given waymo the green light to expand on the peninsula, but politicians there are putting on the brakes. >> looks like we're bringing the san francisco circus to town, right? so -- at higher speeds. so my greatest worry is you take highway 101 and you use it as your science project. >> for its part, waymo has not said when it plans to roll out the service on the peninsula. >>> sad news to pass along. san francisco photograph fer and activist david johnson died tonight at his home in marin county. the world war ii vet rose to prominence late in life for his pictures of the fillmore distric