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. >> and they're ready to ticket drivers parked in bus lanes. this is the view from i cam rose perspective. it can identify vehicles parked in a bus lane, capture their license plate. time stamp record. a 10 0nd video before sending out a ticket of up to $110. recent trial run showed these new cameras captured almost 800 violations recently while the old manual cameras only captured. 22 no official word on where the profits may be spent. but we do all we know all the data, they say at least will be destroyed within 60 days of a resolution and anything that is not, you know, has doesn't have a violation connected to it. they say will be destroyed within 15 days. >> less than a week after the assembly, advanced governor newsom's oil and gas proposal today it was the state senate's turn to take up newsom's plan. it's going to require oil refiners in the state to hold minimum fuel reserves. the governor arguing that this will result in more fuel supply, which in turn will lead to lower prices at the pump. he also argues that it it prevent price spike

. >> next year during kron 4 is the 3 ac transit cracking down on cars parked in bus lanes. the new security cameras to catch drivers in the act. and how much. >> the ticket cost. plus, they've been printed cents out and pretty soon they'll be in your mailbox. ballots are on the way to voters. >> how the election is now getting under way in the bay area and across the state. also, the naacp has now entered into the conversation in that effort to recall mayor sheng >> the oakland chapter of the naacp is now weighing in on the recall of oakland's mayor at the organization now saying they've been peppered with calls to take a stand. and today they announced the decision that they have made and kron four's terisa stasio joins us from our newsroom with more. this is a pretty big decision to make. it is high in the local chapter says that they have discussed taken a vote and now publicly saying where they stand on this controversial issues. the bottom line, they said that the mayor >> needs to go for the sake of oakland. >> the n a a c p fervently believes that mayor thao poses a

they have some new ai cameras installed on the windshield ready to ticket drivers that are parked in the bus laneis is the view from those ai cameras. little p o v there can identify vehicles parked in the bus lane, capture their plates with a time stamp and recording a 10 0nd video before distributing a ticket of up to $110. a recent trial run showed these new cameras captured almost 800 violations. well, the old manual cameras only captured about 22 no official word on where the profits may be spent. but we do know all the data they say will be destroyed within 60 days of a resolution and anything of non violation character that will be destroyed within 15 days. in the north bay, sausalito city officials broke ground on a new ferry landing project. that's more than a decade in the making with the help of a 2.4 million dollar federal grant, the city will be able to make the waterfront safer and more accessible for cyclists and pedestrians. project spokesperson tells us this will also keep the bay cleaner as the landscape is to sign to filter rainwater running into the ocean. the project is expec

it can identify vehicles parked in the bus lane, capture their place with a time stamp. >> and record a 10 0nd video before distributing a ticket costing up to $110. bus riders like paula safe. impressive. it still might not be enough. >> i'm not sure the strong arm of the state is really going a big difference. >> a recent trial run showed these new cameras captured almost 800 violations where the old manual cameras only captured. 22 wallace is with those numbers. a lot of profit could be made in the ticket. prices may be a bit steep. >> so a lot of money for a lot of people. >> a member from last june showed ac tr nsit will be paying for the inside of these cameras. but instead will give the camera company a monthly share of the citation revenue up to 2500 per bus for 3 year case transit is good system. >> in general, but like was being screwed prop. means. >> no official word on where profit may be spent. but we do know data will be destroyed within 60 days of a resolution and anything that's a non violation will be destroyed within 15 days. and while drivers didn't want to go on c

it can identify vehicles parked in the bus lane, capture their plates with a time stamp. >> and record0 0nd video before distributing a ticket costing up to $110. bus riders like paula safe. impressive. it still might not be enough. >> i'm not sure the strong arm of the state is really going a big difference. >> a recent trial run showed these new cameras captured almost 800 violations where the old manual cameras only captured. 22 wallace is with those numbers. a lot of profit could be made in the ticket. prices may be a bit steep. >> so a lot of money for a lot of people. >> a member from last june showed ac transit will be paying for the inside of these cameras. but instead will give the camera company a monthly share of the citation revenue up to 2500 per bus for 3 year case transit is good system. >> in general, but like was being screwed prop. means. >> no official word on where profit may be spent. but we do know data will be destroyed within 60 days of a resolution and anything that's a non violation will be destroyed within 15 days. and while drivers didn't want to go on camer

. >> starting tomorrow, ac transit will begin to issue tickets to drivers illegally parked along bus lanes in the east bay. ai cameras mounted on the buses will target drivers. you're looking at a view of what the cameras see. the technology can identify a parked vehicle in the way, capture the plates. time stamp the photo 10 0nd video, 100 buses began using those cameras a few months ago. but at that violators were just getting warnings. now people can be fined up to $110. today was the 50th annual castro street fair san francisco founded in 1974. by harvey milk. it's designed to promote on businesses and the castro neighborhood culture people attending say they appreciate the exposure. this event brings. >> i think it's opportunity for not just for the community to big kid community, but everybody to come and have a a good time. there are so so many vendors and also their organizations providing services also doing. all so it's a opportunity for everybody to come and enjoy good there are some state that they they performances. >> more than 2 dozen san francisco police officers were recog

. >>> the ac transit cracking down on drivers who illegally park in bus lanes, they can get a ticket costing $110. this is thanks to a new system. this video shows how the technology works, they identify cars and trucks parkedil lollly and capture the license plate -- parked illegally and capture the license plates. oh. it continues at 8:00 on pix does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause]

it can identify vehicles parked in the bus lane, capture their place with a time stamp. >> and record a 10 0nd video before distributing a ticket costing up to $110. bus riders like paula say, well, it's impressive. it still might not be enough. >> i'm not sure the strong arm of the state is really going a big difference. >> a recent trial run showed these new cameras captured almost 800 violations where the old manual cameras only captured. 22 wallace is with those numbers. a lot of profit could be made in the ticket. prices may be a bit steep. >> so a lot of money for a lot of people. >> a member from last showed ac transit will be paying for the installed these cameras, but instead will give the camera company a monthly share of the citation revenue up to 2500 per bus for 3 year case transit is good system. >> in general, but like was being screwed prop. means. >> no official word on where profit may be spent. but we do know data will be destroyed within 60 days of a resolution and anything that's a non violation will be destroyed within 15 days. and while drivers didn't want to go

they're going to be issuing tickets to drivers illegally parked right along bus lanes in the east bay. ai cameras mounted on buses are going to be used to target drivers. this is a view of what the cameras going to see. technology can identify parked vehicle in the way, capture the plates. time stamped photos and record a 10 0nd video, 100 buses started using the cameras a few months ago. and that's on violators only got a warning. now people can be fined up to $110. 2 people were killed early saturday morning in oakland when the car they were in hit a utility pole around 04:00am. police responded to a solo car crash 51st avenue and shelley and wrote both the driver and passengers were pronounced dead at the scene. currtly police believe the driver. was in a stolen car and hit the pole was speeding. it's unknown if alcohol or drugs were a factor in this crash. well, in sonoma county, the driver accused of killing a woman in a road rage crash saturday has now been arrested on several charges including murder. this happened around 2 in the afternoon wind front of the santa rosa pumpkin

it can identify vehicles parked in the bus lane, capture their plates with a time stamp. >>and record a 10 0nd video before distributing a ticket costing up to $110. bus riders like paula say, well, it's impressive. it still might not be enough. >>i'm not sure the strong arm of the state is really going to make a big difference. >>a recent trial run showed these new cameras captured almost 800 violations while the old manual cameras only captured. 22 wallace is with those numbers. a lot of profit could be made in the ticket. prices may be a bit steep. >>a lot of money for a lot of people. >>a memo from last june showed ac transit will be paying for the install these cameras, but instead will get the camera company a monthly share of the citation revenue up to 2500 per bus for 3 year case transit is good system. >>in general, but like they always room for improvement with any kind profit. means. >>no official word on where profit may be spent. but we do know all data will be destroyed within 60 days of a resolution and anything that's a non violation will be destroyed with

starting today ac transit will ticket vehicles illegally parked along bus lanes thanks to a new a.i.-powered camera system mounted on the bus. when a violation is detected, the camera records a short video to capture the vehicle's license plate. there are mixed feelings about this new system. >> i feel like it should help out the drivers the most. you can see the frustration, drivers honking their horns. >> i think drivers won't be happy, though. i'm not sure if the strong arm of the state is really going to make a big difference. >> drivers caught violating the rules will be fined $110. >>> after more than a decade of planning, local leaders took part in parking for the ferry terminal after the city received a $2.4 million grant from the federal government and san rafael's department of transportation. >>> salmon are freely swimming in the klamath river for the first time in over a century. four dams were removed last week in the largest project of its kind in u.s. history. chinook salmon are already migrating upstream into areas that have been blocked for generations. local tribes

it can identify vehicles parked in the bus lane, capture their place with a time stamp. >> and record a 10 0nd video before distributing a ticket costing up to $110. bus riders like paula safe. impressive. it still might not be enough. >> i'm not sure the strong arm of the state is really going to make a big difference. >> a recent trial run showed these new cameras captured almost 800 violations where the old manual cameras only captured. 22 wallace is with those numbers. a lot of profit could be made in the ticket. prices may be a bit steep. >> so a lot of money for a lot of people. >> amanda from last showed transit will be paying for the inside of these cameras. but instead will get the camera company a monthly share of the citation revenue up to 2500 per bus for 3 year case transit is good system. >> in general, but like was being screwed prop. means. >> no official word on where profit may be spent. but we do know data will be destroyed within 60 days of a resolution and anything that's a non violation will be destroyed within 15 days. and while drivers didn't want to go on came

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again, the cameras will identify parked vehicles that are in the bus lane capturing their plates along with the time stamp and recording a 10 0nd video before distributingta ticket to the owner of the car that could cost of $210 videos and photos will be destroyed within 60 days of a resolution in any videos of non violations will be destroyed within 15 days. in total, 100 transit buses across alameda and contra costa county. we'll have these cameras and officials say they've been running them since about june. and during that test and trial, they captured almost 800 violations, which is significant compared to the old manual cameras that only captured about 22. >> excuse that sound behind me. you can hear the bus pulling up. the cost of these cameras are unknown. but a memo from june of last year showed that ac transit will not be paying for the inside of the cameras. instead, the camera company will get a monthly share of citation revenue up to about 2500 per bus for 3 year period and stats from twenty-twenty to show these cameras can produce about 10 tickets per day. back out here l

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the bus lanes are in oakland over near mcarthur fruitdale and significantly on international boulevard. so they're hoping that with these tickets it well the centrally people away from parking in those bus lanes. that's a very latest here alameda micco thomas to send it back to to live in the studio. all right, michael, thanks for the breakdown there. >> there you hear chanting no recall oakland, mayor sheng thao to supporters urging residents to vote against the recall effort to remove her from office in november. mayor thao launched this anti recall campaign to defend her record on sunday supporters gathered near the rockridge bart station to hear the mayor talk about city improvements that have happened on her watch highlighting lower crime rates and more downtown foot traffic. again, she says all this happened under her leadership. the mayor also commented on the fbi raid of her home. that happened back in june. >> isu keep in mind that everyone innocent until proven guilty. it's not hard to be anything eye and not the target this investigation. in town is for sale. >> well, mayor test says she will only leave office if it's the will of the voters. well, new this mornin

starting tomorrow, ac transit will begin issuing tickets to drivers illegally parked along bus lanes ast bay. i cameras mounted on buses will be used to target drivers. this is a >> field giving you an idea of what the cameras see, the technology can identify a parked vehicle on the way, capture the plates. time stamp the photo recorded 10 0nd video. 100 buses did begin using those cameras a few months ago and that time via lighter violators are just getting warnings. but now it's going to be more than a warning. people can be fined about $110 at minimum. and tech news rich demuro tells us about a new type of gas station dedicated to electric vehicles. >> there's fish jerky and fresh sushi. but no gas at this station. and ihen i will go ahead and just plug right in. here at click, rove is a company building a first of its kind public charging station think gas station. but for evs. >> despite all the spending and excitement about big growth in the big infrastructure, there's more workers much more we need to located in santa ana. rove has everything you need to relax and recharge. we

find out how they're doing that and how much drivers are going to get stuck with if park in a bus laned today marks a year since hamas attacked israel will tell you how faith leaders are remembering the lives lost both in israel and gaza. we'll be right back. right now on the kron 4 morning news. alameda county transit officials are cracking down on illegally parked vehicles on bus routes and they're using ai cameras to do it. >> plus, oakland, mayor sheng thao is launching a new campaign urging voters to reject the recall effort against in november. and san francisco fleet week officially underway. we're live this morning. what you can expect throughout the week. good morning. thank you for joining us here at 09:00am on the dot. i'm james fletcher i'm reyna harvey in for darya folsom today. >> and the dots pretty hot. yes, yeah. temperatures have been well above 100 degrees for a lot of our inland communities for seems like forever. you know, i want to and we get a break.

. >>> transit is cracking down on drivers who illegally parked in the bus lane, you can get a ticket up to $110, this thanks to a new camera mounted on the bus, the youtube page shows how the technology works when the violation is detected, the camera captures the vehicle's license plate. >>> the time is 6:22, the 49ers still reeling from their loss on sunday, we are taking a deep does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. >> welcome back, 49ers have to turn the page quickly following the loss to the cardinals, they play seattle on thursday night, so it is a short week. vern glenn has the latest in the red and gold report. >> trent williams said the 49ers don't have time for a pity party after sunday's loss,

you can identify vehicles that are parked in the bus lane. there you have it. it captures their plates and it can ticket the owner for up to 110 bucks. keep that in mind. a recent trial run show that these new cameras captured almost 800 violations, which is a big increase in the old cameras which only captured about 22. man in concord is dead after he was run over by a car as kron four's. philippe djegal reports though. police say the driver did it intentionally. >> grant street in north conquered shut down for several hours sunday night. police taping the area off after a man was killed outside unfair market. someone got hit times by a car. >> and they're like the persons on the on the run and they're looking lives nearby and saw the aftermath and learned from witnesses. a man was intentionally run over by another man in the vehicle and they're like the body still on the floor and was in the area at around 7.45 sunday night when he saw a group of people fighting with one man. seconds later, girl says one of the men jumped into a vehicle and then a. >> loud ba

again, it can determine if there's a vehicle parked in the bus lane, capture their plates along with the time stamp and report a 10 0nd video. >> before distributing a ticket to the owner of the vehicle, up to $110. videos and photos will be destroyed within 60 days resolution in any video of non violations will be destroyed within 15 days. in total, 100 transit buses across alameda and contra costa county will have these cameras. officials say they've been test running them since june during that trial period. it's almost 800 violations, which is significant compared to the old manual cameras that only captured about 22. take a listen to what writers had to say about the cameras this morning. >> i would be should help of the drivers the most. like you can see the frustration. and then, you the drivers king their horns. i think drivers will be happy go. >> i'm not sure the strong arm of the state is really going to make a big difference. >> now, whether it's planning to work or not. we're still waiting to hear details on that. but wesdo know that the ac transit will not be paying for

have been equipped with ai powered cameras that can detect when a car is illegally stopped or parked in a bus lanee camera will record a ten second video clip and take a picture of the license plate that will be sent to a sheriff's deputy, who will determine if the driver is in violation. the fine is $110. >> a waterfront makeover in the north bay is now one step closer to becoming reality. there was a groundbreaking ceremony this morning at the sausalito ferry landing. the project has been in the works since 2017, when it received nearly $2 million in federal funding. when construction is completed, the landing will have an expanded plaza, a more seating areas, a new promenade, and improved queuing zones for cyclists and pedestrians will enhance our waterfront, make it safer, more accessible, more enjoyable for residents and visitors alike. >> and it will continue to enhance an amazing alternative form of transportation. >> construction is expected to wrap up in november and december. and by the way, the project will not impact ferry service. >> fleet week officially begins today. some of the big

tonight after a fire in santa rosa happened about noon yesterday at a home on brandie lane in the city's coffey park neighborhood. crews say they got a call about smoke and explosions coming from the house and when they got to the scene, they say they found a car in the driveway on fire and flames coming from under the garage door. nobody hurt that cause of that fire under investigation. governor newsom's oil and gas proposal. one step closer to becoming law. the governor says it's going to lower prices at the pump. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. eyes. 23 knows 9 the measure passes with that vote. the state senate narrowly advanced governor gavin newsom's, oil and gas proposal. >> his plan will allow the california energy commission to require oil refiners in the state to hold minimum fuel reserves doing so. the governor argues will result in more fuel supply, which in turn will lead to lower prices at the pump and prevent price refineries have to temporarily go down for planned or unplanned maintenance. senate president pro tempore mike mcguire supports the governor's efforts. the

firefighters in santa rosa were called to a fire in a garage at a house on brandy lane in the city's coffey park neighborhood this afternoon on the scene, crews found heavy flames billowing from the garage. firefighters were able to put out this fire within 30 minutes, but not before those flames made the house uninhabitable. no firefighters or people were hurt. the fire was ruled an accident, but it is still under investigation. >> and tonight the owner of oakland's newest round table pizza franchise hoping his spot will help boost the troubled hegenberger corridor right near the airport. ktvu zac sos is live tonight in oakland after attending the ribbon cutting at hegenberger gateway center. looks like this owner is all in on this act. >> yeah, i mean, he certainly does have some concerns about crime in the area, understandably, but he says he is also taking a number of steps to make sure that his employees, his customers, feel safe. they include staying cashless, not allowing people to dine inside. he says he's noticed a beefed up police presence, so he says he felt it made sense to open the

starting today, ac transit will ramp up enforcement against drivers who stop or park in designated bus only lanes. the transit agency, which serves alameda and contra costa counties, will also be targeting and ticketing taxis, rideshare services and delivery trucks that block its routes. violators face a $110 fine. ac transit will also be using artificial intelligence software in its traffic cameras to detect illegally parked vehicles. well, you have likely noticed more political signs going up as we get closer to the election in one arizona neighborhood, two men with the same name have totally opposite views of who should win the white house. reporter kenzie beach shows us how they're showing their support and battling it out in a neighborly way. >> it's been a very polarizing political season, and this north phoenix street isn't any different. i mean, take a look behind me. you can't miss it. this rob voting for trump and this rob over here, voting for harris and walz. they tell me that their signage out front shows just exactly who they're voting for. but it's different here. it's really broug

parks and zigzagging around the bus and train. so as it stands, i would not support a red trans lane around that route just from what i have seen. it would not make sense, it would be worse. there would be more double cars parked. as far as what i personally seen, i don't support that right now. >> thank you very much. >> please this is a candidate forum, we want to hear from the candidate. all right going on to question 5, the san francisco environment at climate action plan calls for cutting carbon emission to zero by 2040. one of the plans is make 80 percent of all trips low carbon. by 2030 if elected what would you your plan to close the overall funding gap that san francisco is facing and we'll start with rogers. >> the first thing i would do is clean the buses. the second thipg i would do is fix the streets. if you don't think you need to fix the streets get off on the rain and there is not one that is safe and not dangerous which is right here in front of the safeway. i cannot think of the name, but you will see how smooth it is. so in terms of getting ridership, up there to that level, first and for most clean the bus and

parks. but it is not cheap. the new lightning laneremier pass will give guests one time skip the line access to every attraction with a lightning lane at disneyland, it's going to cost about $400 a day. why are you laughing at that price? that's the actual price. it does not include a park admission ticket. in case you were wondering, and at disney world in florida, it will cost anywhere between 130 and $450, depending on the day, person per day, per person per day. >> that's crazy. that's expensive. >> we did the normal lightning lane, and even that makes it pretty. makes it pretty expensive. so i think that might be a little steep. >> i wouldn't pay personally. that's crazy. >> okay. disney says that these prices are likely going to change by 2025. next year, with variable pricing soon coming to disneyland. >> it doesn't even include the ticket, doesn't include the ticket. >> that's the part that got you. >> it did. let me say this i like disneyland. i love i used to live down there. it was fun. it was lovely. but listen, man, that

park. that's shutdown this part of the road for several hours. a 2 lane road with traffic in both directions. chp tells us of road rage incident is what caused one of the cars to spill over into the opposing lane. we're told that 2 drivers headed southbound were engaged in some road rage when one of them crossed over hitting a car. one of those cars involved in the road rage drove off according to chp, a woman in the car headed northbound was killed. there was a man and a small child in the car, but no word on any injuries with them. the crash happened around 2 in the afternoon right in front of the santa rosa pumpkin patch, which was opened saturday. the manager here tells us people speed and abuse the rules of the road on stony point all the time. and that this situation is frustrating. she didn't want to speak to kron for news on camera but says you could hear the crash far away and they ended up closing business early that day. chp says they're still looking for the suspect who drove away in the wrong way crash. but kron 4 cameras did see a 3rd car be

firefighters in santa rosa were called to a fire in a garage at a house on brandy lane in the city's coffey parkborhood this afternoon on the scene, crews found heavy flames billowing from the garage.

lane at disneyland in anaheim. it will cost about $400 per day. that does not include your park ticket. nd $450 depending on the day person per day, per person per day. >> that's crazy. that's expensive. >> we did the normal lightning lane, and even that makes it pretty, makes it pretty expensive. so i think that might be a little steep. >> i wouldn't pay personally. that's crazy. >> disney says these prices will likely change in 2025 with variable pricing coming to disneyland. >> all right, our time is 647. if you're a fan of that smelly fruit called durian, then you're going to love a new shop in richmond. it's called liu xiang pin. it's in richmond's pacific east mall, and the only item you can buy inside is durian. the asian fruit is known for a very distinct flavor and smell. some describe it as a mix between sweet and very funky. the shop carries ten different varieties in the most expensive one costs more than $100. well, a high tech startup company from germany hopes to revolutionize firefighting and fire preventio. aurora tech uses thermal infrared imaging satellites to keep an

parking. it's now using ai powered cameras to issue citations to drivers who block bus lanes. busses are equipped with cameras that can detect when a car is in violation, and starting today, violators will receive $110 fines. notifications will be sent by mail. for the past two months, the agency was issuing warnings as part of a ramp up and anyone can be fined, including taxis, rideshare drivers and delivery trucks. meteorologist vianey arana is tracking hurricane milton's path and vianey. this morning we saw it escalate, just exploded in size and then between the morning and this afternoon, it's now category five. and within the last ten minutes, the national hurricane center is reporting another intensification. now the wind speeds are at 175mph. category five, still a category five is classified with sustained winds more than 157mph. but the national hurricane center is letting folks know to not focus on the category of this hurricane, as this will continue to intensify. what we do know is that this is going to continue to grow in size, and it's going to continue to intens

park expressway at about 2:00 saturday afternoon. >> that vehicle go out of control into the opposing lane. the mercedes went right into the passenger side of the vehicle that the mazda had pushed. >> pettinati died at the scene. a man driving the vw. she was in and a boy in the car suffered major injuries, as did the driver and passenger of the black mercedes. >> there were two cars racing. >> i spoke off camera to rosie garcia, who was selling drinks at a roadside stand nearby. she says witnesses told her both the vw and the mazda had been driving at high speed. >> don't race. be safe. i mean, life is wonderful. don't put your life in danger just because of racing or whatever. it's not worth it. >> the chp could not confirm her account, and it's possible the vw driver could have been trying to get away from the mazda. but authorities say the suspect in the mazda didn't stop after the deadly crash. instead, cotati police chief chris simmons says the suspect was involved in another crash near highway 116 and redwood drive. >> we had a subject who had rear ended an individual and then actual

starting today, ac transit will begin handing out tickets to drivers who stop or park in designated bus only lanes be targeting taxis, rideshare services and delivery trucks that block its routes. violators in alameda and contra costa county face a $110 fine. ac transit will be using artificial intelligence software in its traffic cameras to detect these illegally parked vehicles. >> today is the start of san francisco fleet week. it is a celebration of the people who serve in the military, and an opportunity for us to get a closer look at the ships and planes they use. for the blue angels roared into the bay area. already they buzzed across the sky last night before touching down in oakland. they will fly in the air shows friday, saturday and sunday. san francisco will also host a fleet fest, which is a big party with music. >> we are lighting up here 3032 with a festival called fleet fest. there's going to be all day from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on saturday. music, ambient entertainment, immersive activations will have. we're doing a pop up museum with the port chicago. >> also today, the fleet week n

lane is having some issues. you can see it is pretty much a parking lot. it's going to take 49 minutes to get over that chp is working to clear that they do have a tow truck there. so again, right lanes closed along with that middle lane. so it's pretty much just one lane open right now. they're working to get that cleared out. we'll keep an eye on that. taking a look at the richmond center fell bridge. you see that gorgeous sunrise. people are starting to head off to work. 14 minutes to get over that. lastly, that golden gate bridge started just drove over. it took a 26 minutes to get in there. and james, we'll send it back to you. all right. thanks a lot, michael 702. right now, let's get to the top story. an outpouring of support for the family of a mother and community volunteer who was killed. >> and a head-on crash in the south her friends tell us that she was a 9-1-1, dispatcher in santa clara county. she believed in giving back to her community. this a big loss for them. >> crawford's will trend is standing by in san jose with the story will. >> fri

jamie, what you give me, did you say carpooling did you say carpool lane >> can we go back to anderson in the hotdogs brewery parking lot unexpected, expectedly. >> give birth and i was going to be my guest, give birth, right? >> couple unexpectedly. welcomes third child way to the hospital when things started moving very quickly, so they pulled into the parking lot of the onewhale brewery and deliver their baby right there? >> yes. >> nowhere near headline does it say she gave birth? they could have just found a third child and bin laden but i right? >> kid wandering around, a broom parking those brewery orphans way. i have like got news for you. would like to welcome michelob ultra >> be right back >> election stay with cnn, with more reporters on the ground. and the best political team in the business, follow the candidate follow the voters, follow the facts, follow. >> cnn quince has been my best kept secret. i love luxury at affordable prices. >> i want to dress down, but still an amazing, theyave it if you need jewelry, they have it. i get so many compliments. the whole outfit, one-stop shop, get $20 off your

park. that's shutdown this tppart of the road for several hours. a 2 lane road with traffic in both directions. chp tells us of road rage incident is what caused one of the cars to spill over into the opposing lane. we're told that 2 drivers headed southbound were engaged in some road rage when one of them crossed over hitting a car. one of those cars involved in the road rage drove off according to chp, a woman in the car headed northbound was killed. there was a man and a small child in the car, but no word on any injuries with them. the crash happened around 2 in the afternoon right in front of a santa rosa pumpkin patch, which was opened saturday. the manager here tells us people speed and abuse the rules of the road on stony point all the time. and that this situation is frustrating. she didn't want to speak to kron for news on camera but says you could hear the crash far away and they ended up closing business early that day. chp says they're still looking for the suspect who drove away in the wrong way crash. but kron 4 cameras did see a 3rd car bein

park. that's shutdown this part of the road for several hours. a 2 lane road with traffic in both directions. chp tells us of road rage incident is what caused one of the cars to spill over into the opposing lane. we're told that 2 drivers headed southbound were engaged in some road rage when one of them crossed over hitting a car. one of those cars involved in the road rage drove off according to chp, a woman in the car headed northbound was killed. there was a man and a small child in the car, but no word on any injuries with them. the crash happened around 2 in the afternoon right in front of a santa rosa pumpkin patch, which was opened saturday. the manager here tells us people speed and abuse the rules of the road on stony point all the time and that the situation is frustrating. she didn't want to speak to kron for news on camera but says you could hear the crash far away and they ended up closing business early that day. chp says they're still looking for the suspect who drove away in the wrong way crash. but kron 4 cameras did see a 3rd car being

skip the line access to every attraction with a lightning lane at disneyland, it will cost about $400 a day, and that does not include your parky world in florida, it will cost between 130 and $450 a day, depending on the day person per day, per person per day. >> that's crazy. that's expensive. >> we did the normal lightning lane, and even that makes it pretty, makes it pretty expensive. so i think that might be a little steep. >> i wouldn't pay personally. that's crazy. >> disney says these prices will likely change next year, with variable pricing coming to disneyland. all day we've been asking if you've been up for paying up to make it to the front of the line. the vast majority of you, 87% say nope, too expensive. you are out. then we see some find it might be worth the experience. 4% say maybe for a special occasion you can move those numbers by voting. scan the qr code at the top right of your screen or head to ktvu dot com slash vote. all right, back now to our weather center. our meteorologist mark tamayo is monitoring. essentially this is the calm before winds really kick up in the coming hours right. >> yeah that's

lane at disneyland. it will cost about $400 per day. that does not include your ticket into the park it will cost between 130 and $450, depending on the day, person per day, per person per day. >> that's crazy. that's expensive. >> we did the normal lightning lane, and even that makes it pretty. makes it pretty expensive. so i think that might be a little steep. >> i wouldn't pay personally. that's crazy. >> disney says these prices will likely change in 2025, with variable pricing coming to disneyland. let us take a peek at those numbers. it's interesting you guys have been voting, but the percentages really haven't moved that much. the vast majority of you, 85%, say you will not pay for that lightning pass exclusive whatever it is way too expensive. 11% say yes, it is worth the experience. just a handful say you might do it. maybe for a special occasion. let's see if we can change these numbers by noon. right? the qr code. you know what to do. scan it at the top right of your screen. you can also head on out to ktvu.com/vote. you forgot to add if you win lotto. >> so if you win the

the backup at the bay bridge, which is typical for this time, only backed up in some lanes to the end of the parkingn mateo bridge traffic also looks pretty good and a nice and quiet in the silicon valley. there is a little bit of slowing on northbound 101 after 280 as you head up to 880, and that slowdown is taking care of after that. 548 let's talk about the weather and here's steve. >> all right, sal, thank you. it's a was a toasty one yesterday for many. although in the city there was about a 20 degree spread about 72 to 92. sunny a little cooler. no fog yet. coast. and also in the city, bayside. warm to hot. it does look like it comes down a little bit here, but still hot again inland. i'd be stunned if it was as hot as yesterday, but still it will be hot enough. we are running cooler 5060 on a lot of the temps here. and look at santa rosa. ten degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. petaluma five. sfo is five so most locations are running a little cooler. we've kind of lost that breeze there, but the high is still strong. it may back off a little bit today and tomorrow, then reload one las

. >> did you say carpool lane did you say carpool lane >> so can we go back to anderson in the hotdog? >> hopeful unexpectedly blank in brewery parking lot unexpected, expectedly give birth and i was going to be my guest. >> good birth. right couple unexpectedly welcomes third child way to the hospital when things started moving very quickly, so they pulled into the parking lot of the onewhale brewery and delivered their baby right there yes. >> nowhere in the headline does it say she gave birth they could have just found a third child and been like, come on karen around a broom parking those brewery orphans either way, have like got news for you would like to welcome michelob ultra length we'll be right back former first lady in the first second gentleman, kaitlan collins, takes a closer look at the potential for spouses, the history, and possible future of this iconic office. the whole story with anderson cooper tomorrow at 8:00 on cnn the darkness of bipolar depression made me feel like life was moving on without me and i found a chance to let in the light discover kept blida, unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar one, cap

lane. it's vandalized, anti asian graffiti milpitas. police say they are aware and they're investigating. parks getting too. make some upgrades to that north berkeley station. the transit agency wants to create a transit plaza with enhance walking biking past. they also plan to build over 700 homes. half of them being affordable housing. here's what officials had to say about how this is going impact riders. >> these funds are critical to the overall success of the north berkeley bart station and the housing development. funding from the transit in inner city rail capital program will make accessing the future development in part service, a safer and more pleasant experience. whether you walk bike to transit or drive. >> another key project component will include parking riders. part estimates that the 7.39 new homes had 739 new homes generate roughly 750 new trips per day by 2031. >> in california supported prop for coastline on. >> continue to push that measure. if approved, will allow the state to borrow 10 billion dollars. general obligation, bond stuff climate-related projects. this includes wildfire p

lane up. so can we go back to anderson in the hotdogs? >> couple unexpectedly blank in brewery parking lot unexpected expectedly. give birth. i was going to be my guess, give birth right? couple unexpectedly. welcomes third child their way to the hospital when things started moving very quickly, so they pulled into the parking lot of the onewhale brewery and delivered their baby right there? >> yes. >> nowhere in the headline does it say she gave birth? they could have just found a third child and bin laden come with. >> kid wandering around parking those brewery or friends either way have got news for you, would like to welcome michelob ultra former first lady and the first second gentleman, kaitlan collins, takes a closer look at the potential for spouses americans have come to expect that the position is is one that you could make a difference, that history and possible future of this iconic office, regardless of the politics, the image of the two of them together is something that will change the way americans think about how men support their wives. the whole story with anderson h

the center lanes of course first and we'll quickly see these others fill in to about mid parking lotthe time we take a look again. so we have a smooth drive on the approach through the maze. the inclines were the most of the slowing is. but you saw it at the toll plaza. more built for 37 more build for highway 4 coming in toward the concord area. and we'll see. 242 see some slowing right now we're still at green. looking ahead, we do have a concert at the oakland arena tonight, so there will be crowds as you pass by after work. they may be slowing to get to their exits some unfamiliar with the area. we call out events for folks disruptive in the area, perhaps for some of the traffic. we know this is a disruption, bart for the rest of the month. bart shuttle toward the to the airport will be offline. they use the bus instead, so ac transit number 73 will take you. there are no other problems besides ace. ace does have a delay out of stockton. everything else operating for transit on schedule. back to you. thank you very much, mike. 5.39 right now, floating dead anchovies, triggering a

park expressway at about 2:00 saturday afternoon. >> made that vehicle go out of control into the opposing lane. the mercedes went right into the passenger side of the vehicle that the mazda had pushed. >> pettinati died at the scene. a man driving the vw she was in and a boy in the car suffered major injuries as did the driver and passenger of the black mercedes. >> there were two cars racing. >> i spoke off camera to rosie garcia, who was selling drinks at a roadside stand nearby. she says witnesses told her both the vw and the mazda had been driving at high speed. >> don't race. be safe. i mean, life is wonderful. don't put your life in danger just because of racing or whatever. it's not worth it. >> the chp could not confirm her account, and it's possible the vw driver could have been trying to get away from the mazda. but authorities say the suspect in the mazda didn't stop after the deadly crash. instead, cotati police chief chris simmons says the suspect was involved in another crash near highway 116 and redwood drive. >> we had a subject who had rear ended an individual and then actually

park expressway at about 2:00 saturday afternoon. >> made that vehicle go out of control into the opposing lane. the mercedes went right into the passenger side of the vehicle that the mazda had pushed. >> pettinati died at the scene. a man driving the vw, she was in and a boy in the car suffered major injuries, as did the driver and passenger of the black mercedes. >> there were two cars racing. >> i spoke off camera to rosie garcia, who was selling drinks at a roadside stand nearby. she says witnesses told her both the vw and the mazda had been driving at high speed. >> don't race. be safe. i mean, life is wonderful. don't put your life in danger just because of racing or whatever. it's not worth it. >> the chp could not confirm her account, and it's possible the vw driver could have been trying to get away from the mazda. but authorities say the suspect in the mazda didn't stop after the deadly crash. instead, cotati police chief chris simmons says the suspect was involved in another crash near highway 116 and redwood drive. >> we had a subject who had rear ended an individual and then actual

park guest to skip the lines. but it's not cheap. it's called the lightning lane premier pass.p the line access to every attraction with a lightning lan. now at disneyland in anaheim, it will cost about $400 a day. not including your ticket to the park. and at disney world in florida, the cost will be between 130 and $450, depending on the day person per day, per person per day. >> that's crazy. that's expensive. >> we did the normal lightning lane, and even that makes it pretty. makes it pretty expensive. so i think that might be a little steep. >> i wouldn't pay personally. that's crazy. >> well, disney said these prices will probably change in 2025, with variable pricing coming to disneyland. >> up next dry, windy conditions means increasing fire danger all around the bay area. how pg and e is responding to a red flag warning happening later today, and the outdoor restrictions going into effect. and remember when today marking 35 years since loma prieta rocked the bay area, we're live from the east bay where emergency officials are teaching everyone how to be prepared for th