to parks manager and this parklet on van ness street first of all, what is a parklet and part of pavement to parks program basically an expense of the walk in a public realm for people to hang anti nor a urban acceptable space for people to use. >> parklets sponsors have to apply to be considered for the program but they come to us you know saying we want to do this and create a new space on our street it is a community driven program. >> the program goes beyond just parklets vacant lots and other spaces are converted we're here at playland on 43 this is place is cool with loots things to do and plenty of space to play so we came up with that idea to revitalizations this underutilized yard by going to the community and what they said want to see here we saw that everybody wants to see everything to we want this to be a space for everyone. >> yeah. >> we partnered with the pavement to parks program and so we had the contract for building 236 blot community garden it start with a lot of jacuzzi hammers and bulldozer and now the point we're planting trees and flowers we have basketball court

the two laeft lanes are blocked due to an issue with the pavement. they are trying to get caltrans crews back out there to fix it. we did have overnight paving work. somehow we ended up with a huge rut in the roadway. two left lanes blocked, major delays on 205. you're down to 7 miles an hour. down to 580, down to 13 miles an hour. we talked to chp, they said no caltrans crews in sight so far. likely going to be several hours. >> it's never a good sign for a business when customers forget there's a grand opening. >> but at a new doughnut shop in texas, a tweet brought people in by the dozens. billy tweeted this message, my dad is sad. no one is coming to his doughnut shop. the tweet included a picture of the empty parking lot. it's got 147,000 retweets. the social media attention brought customers to the door. >> we were actually closed yesterday. >> we were actually closed yesterday. people wanted to come but i told them we were closed. i told them to come tomorrow morning. i guess they followed through. >> so far the doughnuts are a big hit. the sh

uneven pavement, maybe a littl of a lane change, as well. it seems like something is aif littlerent through that area. prince george's county, in and out of town and no problem. 66 to thebeltway, 63 miles per hour gets you there in nine minutes. >>> 23 people are dead after two, powerful tornados swept through eastern alabama yesterday. this is drone video showing you e extent of the damage there. >> lee county, along the georgia border was one of the hardest-hiareas. the death toll could rise as t they continu look for people who are missing. >> we're going to organize search in the morning. >> this came on so quick. it's sickening to watch. >> this wasn't the only violent weather that hit the south this weekend. heaviavy downpours led to flood in alabama. and people had toe rescued from their homes. >>> we have team coverage of winter ather. depending on where you live, you saw snow, rain or sleet. >> the snow in most places is gone, the concern is ice. justin finch is on the roads telling us what he is seeing.re >> w on i-70, in the urban

the pavement is dry for the most part. maybe a little mist and drizzle. with a shower possible, we get into a drier afternoon. the rain returns tomorrow and then by the end of the week, another break before rain on the weekend. it will be a 2 on the storm impact scale on wednesday morning with the showers and the downpours. we could see a chance of a thunderstorm, even gusty winds. here's today with the clouds. you can see those thinning out. 3:30. for your tuesday morning commute, we're dry by the afternoon. you notice cloudy skies. the evening commute, wet weather and into wednesday morning, i line of heavier showers and this all pushes out. we will be looking at slick roadways. rainfall amounts through your wednesday morning looks like we'll see over an inch in the north bay with still accumulating throughout the day. this is just wednesday morning from about .2 to .5 inches. 59 today in fremont. 58 in san rafael. the clouds thinning out throughout the day. good morning, alexis. >> good morning, lisa. so far so good for the monday morning commute. we h

a pavement issue, large pothole or rut situation opened up. chp blocking it.ill no caltrans crews on the scene to repair. westbound 580 tracy into dublin, one hour 22 minutes. longer if you start on 205. web 4 antioch to concord, 28 minutes. southbound 101 san rafael to san fancisco in the green at minutes. here is a look at part of that stretch if you're crossing golden gate bridge i'm in the seeing significant delays. next coming up. >>> "good morning america" at 7:00 right here on abc 7. >> look who it is, rob marciano with a look at what's ahead on the show. hi, rob. >> hey, reginald, good morning to you, jessica. great to be with you on this tuesday. coming up on "gma," our team on the ground in ethiopia at the scene of that fatal crash that killed eight americans. we'll have the latest investigation on the investigation as boeing now faces calls in the u.s. to ground that model. >>> also breaking this morning, spring break alert, a teenager falling to death during spring break. this morning the state department's warning and how some popular destinations

waters is definitely pavements worst enemy if there is a crack and water gets in there, potholes canm. >> the city has also been paving as many new blocks as it can each year because new pavement is less likely to track. >>> time right now is 6:37. still ahead. >> i'm wayne freedman, coming up next, a book about the north bay fires. and the man who wrote it. >>> first, a live look outside from the abc 7 explorery camera showing a break in fact rain. the financial district there. meteorologist remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [crash] at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. than the one next door. reliable wifi with coverage what'sthroughout your home?ast, how about having internet that can help you save on wireless phone service? xfinity gives you the fas

he then walks out, he sees a woman on the pavement, he shoots her. he then walks up to her once again at point blank range, he shoots her. before that she's saying help me, help me. he then gets in his car and he drives off. he is talking, he is laughing. you can hear the police sirens roaring towards the mosque. and he is firing out the screen, out the passenger window. these were the actions of a deranged individual. the only thing that we can compare to in that part of the world was the port arthur massacre when 35 people were killed. the death toll in new zealand, a country of some 5 million people, now stands at 49. and as we know, it could very well rise. >> anna, you are from australia. and we here are far too accustomed to mass shootings. but how peace loving, how peaceful is new zealand and how rare are these types of attacks? >> reporter: new zealand is such a beautiful country and it is peace loving, it is welcoming. it is a country that opens its borders to migrants, to muslims, people who are from the war-torn countries seeking the sasan

that's where we have a little sheen on the pavement. few of the vehicles headed by with wipers on. even if it's not coming down hard, you could have road spray. a few slick areas out the door this morning. overall, drive times looking pretty good. in the yellow, westbound 580 tracy to dublin at 38 minutes. westbound 4, antioch to concord holding on to the green at 15. still no delays southbound 101. san rafael to san francisco coming in at 15 minutes. >>> thanks, alexis. the south bay, police caught a man accused of peeping into people's homes while naked. >> reporter matt keller is live for us in san jose. matt? >> reporter: jessica, san jose police are still looking for information on this case and also on the suspect who was taken to the santa clara county jail after his arrest earlier this week. take a look at his photo. this is a booking photo of him. mark veregge. he's listed as being from mi mendocino. between february 15th and march 5th. he committed several acts of indecent exposure. in two incidents, he was captured walking na

hy then walks slowly outside of the mosque, gets to the pavement.in one direction, starts firing and in the other direction shooting people randomly shooting people. he then goes to his car, reloads, gets more ammunition, comes back inside into the mosque, and any of those people who perhaps were like playing dead on the ground, any of those people who thought i'll just lie here hoping that he goes away, well they were all executed at point-blank range. he went up to each of them and shot them, killed them. he walked outside the mosque. he then stands outside on the pavement shooting in both directions. he sees a woman, he shoots her, she falls. she's saying help me, help me, and he goes up and shoots her in the head. it was absolutely horrific. he then gets in his car, drives off, shoots out the wind screen, shoots out the passenger window and then you hear the police sirens roaring as they're driving to the mosque. as i say, it was just absolutely horrific. >> yeah, no words at all. and of course this happened in a city where muslims have embraced

recent years and caltrans has added extra signs, new turn lanes, wider shoulders skid resistant pavement and other safety measures. another problem is distracted drivingaccording to some of the 63,000 people who drive highway 17 on any given day. lot of distracteddriving going on...definitely..." "...there are just so many people who are involved in their phones or their radios or their conversations that it's difficult for them to pay attention to their driving...". (grant) developing news tonight... a new report says the f-a-a is now being investigated over the embattled boeing seven-37 max planes. the wall street journal reports the transportation department's inspector general has opened a probe into the f-a-a's approval of the plane. the probe will reportedly focus on an automatic safety system implicated in last october's crash of a boeing seven-37 max jet near indonesia. it's not known if last week's fatal crash of a similar plane in ethiopia will play a part in this probe. in the meantime, all boeing seven-37 max planes were grounded last week. (grant) lyft could raise more than

recent years and caltrans has added extra signs, new turn lanes, wider shoulders skid resistant pavement and other safety measures. another problem is distracted drivingaccording to some of the 63,000 people who drive highway 17 on any given day. (ken) as andrew bogut joins the warriors... boogie cousins gets the m-r-i results on his ailing ankle... and the stanford and cal women are going "dancing"... kate has sports coming up (catherine)and next at 6:30... why the worst of the flooding that's swamped the midwest... could yet be ahead.. if you're watching us on the 'kron on' app - our news coverage continues during the commercial break. visit kron-on- dot-tv to subscribe." (catherine) deadly flooding across the midwest... this is drone video over hamburg, iowa today. authorities are warning that this flooding... could still get even worse. (ken) this is a satellite image over the platte river in nebraska.. right near where it meets the missouri.this was taken on march 20th of last year. now... the river looks more like this. you can see the water coming all the way up to the landing str

. >> water is definitely pavement's worst enemy. if there's a crack in the pavement and water gets in there, that's when potholes can form. >> the biggest problems are roads that handle lots of cars and trucks. crews are working during the weekend to avoid disrupting the commute. and we are on the lookout for the worst potholes in the bay area. you can send us your photos on facebook, twitter, or instagram. use the hashtag kpix. and we're expecting more rain? >>> we're soliciting for pothole photos now, right? get your favorites in here, favorite pet pothole. and we are looking toward angel island? well, actually that's 10. a beautiful shot out there. the numbers out there are mostly in the mid 50s for the bay as that weak little low is beginning to spin through the bay area and send in those clouds as you're seeing them there, and we're going to be looking for a few more showers overnight tonight. there's ocean beach, beautiful seagull on cue, and as i learned when i went out with the people of the refuge, there is no such thing as

rust, pavement, potholes there. alexandrex dria, northbound 395, a work zone, with a right lane getting by. >>> it is 4:52 right no a new national poll shows that manylder adults are lonely. one-third of adults said they lacked companionship. and one-quarter said they had social contact once a week with someone they didn't live with. the women surveyed were likely to feel more lonely. >> that's too ba we need more mayneighbors and community members to reach out to each other. >> has to be a way to make connections. >>> this morning, we are working for you with word of new hope of anyone suffering from depression. >> the fda is expected to approve a new treatment. the drug is called esketamine. it comes in the form of a nasal spray. the treatment will be administered in a doctor's office and works quickly, otowing benefits in a couple of hours. r antidepressants can take foureeks to take effect.l in clinicatrials, the trtment decreased suicidal thoughts. news 4 is committed to change minds about mental health issues.

however, most of our pavement looking pretty dry. we're looking dry here out of the central honestly, pretty good for this stretch. westbound 205, about 27 miles per hour. 22 miles an hour onc580. if you're doing the altamont pass commute. that's typical. maybe each lighter than average. golden gate bridge looking better on the northbound side of 101 when we last checked. we had the cones up on the northbound side. one lane was getting by. they've wrapped that up ahead of schedule. i'm not seeing any more cones or delays. >> thank you alexis. >>> facebook and instagram announce a ban on white nationalists. >> office depot settles charges that it tricked customers into buying computer repair services. here's techbytes. >>> in today's techbytes, a new move against online hate speech. >> facebook and instagram are no longer allowing content which praises or supports white nationalism and white separate tichl. they will be forwarded to a group that helps people lead the far right. >>> office tea poe and software supplier support.com agre

the one point we don't have dry pavement is state route 37 in novato. still, a lot of water in the lanes on the westbound side of the roadway. those westbound lanes between atherton and 101, eastbound side is open. chp not able to provide any estimate. they're unsure when they'll be able to get it back open. next update at 5:00. >>> this is an s.o.s. the jonas brothers back with new music for the first time in six years. ♪ >> i'm a sucker for you ♪ >>> the brothers released their new video titled sucker last night. it features their leading ladies. the band tweeted they had the best time shooting the video in england with their family and feels good to be back. welcome back. >> what are they doing? eating cupcakes and stuff? >> sure. why not? >> having cocktails. >> living the good life. taking a bath outside. >>> next at 5:00 a.m., flooding disaster in sonoma county. we're going to be looking at all the damage before some evacuees are allowed to return home. >>> we're taking your questions straight to b.a.r.t. the transit agency addressing cleanliness

the commute on dry pavement today. cool all day. mass transit. there will be breezy periods on the bay. a look at the north bay. staying in the 40s until 10:00. returning to the 40s by 6:00. look at that. all that sunshine mixed with clouds today. east bay 48 -- low to mid-50s from 10:00 to 6:00. 49 at 8:00. the last stop is the peninsula. stuck in the 40s. we could reach 50. a mixture of sunshine and clouds. a random shower. so random, no storm impact scale. that changes tomorrow. if you have a play date or outdoor activities, little league starts tomorrow. i'll tell you whether you'll be able to do it then. friday light so far? >> pretty much. it's not causing a backup. honestly, i'm surprised. northbound 880 between 238 and 66th in the san leandro area. we talked to cal trans and chp and they said yeah, the crews are still out there working on this. we'll see. they should have it done by 5:00 this morning. we don't have a backup at the moment. enjoy it while it lasts. i know we had a backup 30, 40 minutes ago. highway 4 to the maze, in the gre

no rain but starting to see wet pavement. it's a chilly one, too. we're in the low to mid-40s now. thers not going to be a big jump in temperatures. most areas will barvey get a 50 degrees. heavy rn in parts of the day. we'll detail more about that coming up. jack taylor, good morning. >>> we have aoue of work zones. three on the northbound side of 395. you work from king to glebe, we have two work zones getting by. and after washing boulevard, where it's blocking the left lane. have water main break after pepper mill drive. only the right lane is getti by. plan for that if that's a normal path of travel. iv will be wet out there, too. don't over the conditions. >>> this morning, a d.c. neighborhood is demandingan ers after a recent outburst of violence on the streets where their children >>ay. t happened in broad daylight. several men firing guns at each other while cameras were rollg. [ gunfire ] >> that waswo weeks ago on newton street in brookland, aal neighborhood in northeast d.c. the sound of gunfire and the footage terrified the people who live near where it lappened. night

. >> water is definitely pavement's worst enemy. if there is a crack in the pavement and water gets in there, potholes can form. >> the biggest problems are showing up on roads that handle a lot of cars and trucks like geary, van ness, lumbard. >>> some cities are recovering from the flood. all 30 businesses up there have damage to equipment and furniture and it all has to be replaced. but some of the businesses don't have insurance and they may still have bills to cover like payroll and taxes though they are closed at the moment. several wineries and restaurants are trying to raise money through go fund me pages. >>> new at 11:00, kaiser permanente is under increased scrutiny after a video surfaced with a robot like device with a live streaming doctor telling a patient he will likely die in days. betty yu spoke to the family at the center of it all. >> reporter: the family was taken by surprise when the robot rolls into the room. the robot couldn't reach the other side of the bed to so the granddaughter delivered the news. >> your

uneven pavement. aimee cho has been driving this for us. the speed limit taken down there to 40 miles per hour through that section, because of all of uee iss with potholes. taking a look at 95, in maryland. 32 to the beltway. 68 miles per hour gets you there in 11 minutes. i want to share m part of weekend with you. take a look here.ta this is the ca princess ball on saturday. d was there with my husband my daughter. fathers and daughters raising money for adoptionnd foster care. i was happy to speak of our adoption. there's 153 million orphans in the world.so these funds arery needed. raised about $10,000. i think this will be at.annual even heartwarming. >> melissa, thank you. ♪ you made me feel like a million bucks, you do ♪ >>> it is 5:20 now. coming up, she rose to stardom on "theic " this morning, she's being b rememberedy her fans and family. details on a former contestant's sudden death, up next. >>> later on nbc 4, watch the "ellen" show today. her guests are jimmy kimmel, and miley yocyrus. can stick arod forun >>> you're watchin

has been paving as men a new blcks as it because new pavement is less likely to crack. they usually have 1300 pot holes repairs each month. >>> one last of weather. >> we're still looking at showers. live doppler 7, you can see the circulation offshore right there and that continues to spin in some showers. even snow in the higher elevations from cob mountain. scattered from southern murin. san francis san francisco bay shore. and union city a shower for you. stevens creek boulevard looking wet and you'll see totals anywhere from 1/4 to an inch. so highs tomorrow with the scattered showers in the mid and upper 50s. so less shower activity than today. take a look at napa. we're below average, then we're in the 60s all week long and everyone else will follow as well. the seven-day forecast not only sunny but we're going to see temperatures climb to above-average readings and i think everyone should say thank you. >> thank you, lisa. >> i had so much to do with it. >>> here with sports. >> it's sad though. california high school basketball is closed for the season. a final

in there's a crack in the pavement and water gets in there, that's when potholes can form. >> new pavement likely to crack. >>> still to come on "abc 7 mornings." >> reporter: wayne freedman in windsor. coming up next, a book about the north bay fires. and the man who wrote it. >>> first, a live look outside from our camera down in santa cruz. tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. your favorite restaurants now it doesn't matter dash. where you are. ♪ it doesn't matter what you're hungry for. it doesn't even matter how many you are. ♪ restaurants come to you. delicious at your door. download doordash. first order, no delivery fee. reliable wifi with coverage what'sthroughout your home?ast, how about having internet that can help you save on wireless phone service? xfinity gives you the fastest speeds for all your devices. plus, now that xfinity mobile i

he's picking off people on the pavement. he then walks back to his car, reloads, returns to the mosque inside and he's shooting, shooting these bodies on the ground. now, anybody who was playing dead, anybody who perhaps was hiding hoping that this horror was going to end, well he went up to each those bodies and at pointblank range executed every single one of them. it was absolutely horrendous. he then walks outside the mosque. there's a woman standing on the pavement. he shoots her from a distance. he walks up to her, she is pleading help me, help me, and he shoots her in the head. he then gets in his car. he's talking, he's laughing, and he's firing outside the wind screen of his car. he's firing outside the passenger window randomly at people. and what is so bizarre, as you can hear the police sirens roaring past, he gets to a pedestrian crossing and stops and allows these people to cross the road. and we presume from there he has driven to the next mosque and carried out the next attack. it was absolutely chilling, som

recent years and caltrans has added extra signs, new turn lanes, wider shoulders skid resistant pavementblem is distracted drivingaccording to some of the 63,000 people who drive highway 17 on any given day. ( james ) in the east bay... teachers and students at a pittsburg school are reacting after learning that their principal was shot. police beelieve he was shot by his wife. teachers and students are sending principal paul shatswell get well letters and prayers. police say shatswell was critically wounded during a domestic violence incident at his home this weekend. the incident has left people at the pittsburg adult education center in disbelief.

one was golden eyes by the indian embassy which imported more than three hundred kilograms off the pavement from india for the day to enjoy. the little bird. mom. i'm scared that if i work that hard and in the end it's a me you're not allowed to stay here and we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers would lie and say. what's your story. i'm working i was a women especially in victims of violence. take part and send us your story we are trying. to understand this new culture. you are not a visitor and yet you want to become citizens. in full migrants your platform for reliable information. hello welcome to news from the world of arts and culture i'll be joined by the us is jim hall today who's you can see behind me also coming up. we'll be right up in the arctic circle in swedish lapland the most extraordinary ice hotel in the world. and in our series one hundred must reads a book called runaway horses by the controversial german. but first as i mentioned earlier jim i mean you know as my guest in just a minute is a painter and illustrator who is possibly the mos

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traffic is moving smoothly on dry pavement. looking at a light flow inner and outer loops. there's no delays. that's the very latest. >> thank you so much. >>> this morning, the attorney general says robertmueller's investigation proves no collusion. hundreds of witnesses and thousands of subpoenas, the special counsel's time is over. >> according to william barr's short summary is drawing critici criticism. barr said in his summary, members of cabinetssp coned or coordinated with the russian government. he left the decision to prosecute up to the attorney general to move forward with charges. this sets up for a huge political fight. the summary fired off both ends. democrats had the aopposite reaction. >> people are going to wt to see the report. including whyer mueid not believe he could exonerate the president on the question of obstruction of justice. >> i think we have to have mueller come to the hill. we have to do that. >> the senate intelligence committee is wrapping up its election. but the house committee says it will continue in the conneions to russia. >>> we go

recent years and caltrans has added extra signs, new turn lanes, wider shoulders skid resistant pavementngaccording to some of the 63,000 people who drive highway 17 on any given day. rob fladeboe/los gatos ( james ) in the east bay... teachers and students at a pittsburg school are reacting after learning that their principal was shot. police beelieve he was shot by his wife. teachers and students are sending principal paul shatswell get critically w domestic violence incident at his home this weekend. the incident has left people at the pittsburg adult ( james ) shat-swell is a pittsburg native and father of eight. his wife was arrested and booked for attempted murder. ( james ) in the east bay -- elected officials and religious leaders are launching a program for homeless people who live in their cars in oakland. the program will open overnight safe parking lots. each site will

project due to lower project pavement costs. this project will provide improvements to san francisco's critical road system, and i am joined today by the project manager and we'd be happy to answer any questions. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. let's hear from the b.l.a., please. >> this grant provides matching funds for the sb-1, senate bill 1's matching funds to the project on allemeny boulevard. the total cost is 3.5 million. the city's share of the costs come from proposition k sales tax funding. we have a detailed budget on page ten of our report, and we recommend approval. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. let's open this up for public comment. are there any members of the public that would like to comment on item five? seeing none, public comment is closed. i'd like to make a motion to move this to the full board with a positive recommendation. we can do that without objection. madam clerk, please call item six. [agenda item read]. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. i believe we have mr. omar cortez from the may

the rain and runoff have undermined the pavement ... and part of the hillside above and below the slide. "....both sides of the road are compromised, one is totally collapsed and the other is on the verge of collapsing and we just cant get it stabilized while it's raining...."(robin) one lane is expected to reopen in a couple of weeks. (robin) lake oroville's new spill-way could soon be tested to its limits.. as water levels rise from all this rain. the spillway, and the back-up spillway failed in february of 2017, leading to the evacuation of nearly 200- thousand residents downstream. since then, more than a billion dollars has been spent fixing the dam. authorities say it's ready to go. sheriff kory honea/butte county sheriff's office"we've learned a lot over the course of the last two years. if we got to the point where there was some elevated risk that we would need to deal with that, i think we're in a better position to handle it this year."(robin) the lake is only a few feet below the spillway's gate. (robin) don't forget .... yo

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however, it is a te defining feature and i've been very aware the more i walk of what the pavement feels like in rip relationship to the architecture and overall landscape. so i do appreciate, number one, the idea of retraining the granite curbs and it seemed a little bit in doubt as to whether they were included in all of the alternatives or just in certain ones. i thought you used the word feasible or something. >> yes, they are included. >> that's great. >> as well as the proposed project. >> right. >> so the goal is to maintain the granite curbs. >> i wanted to endorse that in looking at how we're looking at the cultural landscapes. i just wanted to say i thoroughly appreciate that. i did look through and i thought if we're talking about how we're going to maintain the character, not only the efficiency and the engineering of the transportation corridor but how we'll maintain our landscape along with it to preserve that. so i would be interested to know if we have anything that talked about maintenance. , the market streeright now if t or breaks, we maintain it and we continue to be

uneven pavement. they have changed the speed limit toes 40 mer hour. right lane blocked by a crash. and northbound 295 a malcolm x., the left lane is blocked there. slow through that section. >> thank you. >>> some breakingews this morning. 23 people are dead after 2 powerful tornadoes in eastern alabama yesterday. this is drone video showing yout the exf the damage there. >> lee county, along the georgia border was one of the hardest-hit areas. and -year-old is among the d there. the sheriff says the death toll could rise as they continue to look for people gao are missing. >> we're going to ze a search in the morning. we'll have different agencies ming in. >> this came on so quicknd changed so many lives that, it's sickeningo watch. >> this wasn't the only violent weather that hit the south this weekend. heavy downurs led to flooding in birmingham, alabama. in mississippi, roads became rivers and people had to be rescued from their homes. >>> we have team coverage of winter weather.re depending on wou live, you saw snow, rain or sleet. this is vio from frederick, maryland. the sno

it has to go for planting trees, it has to go for greening up the pavement, because again, this is about permanent carbon savings. >> the dinosaur vegetable gardens was chosen because the garden was covered in is afault since 1932. it was the seed funding for this whole project. the whole garden,ible was about 84,000 square feet, and our project, we removed 3,126 square feet of cement. >> we usually issue a greening rft every other year, and that's for projects that are going to dig up pavement, plant trees, community garden, school garden. >> we were awarded $43,000 for this project. the produce that's grown here is consumed all right at large by the school community. in this garden we're growing all kinds of organic vegetables from lettuce, and artichokes. we'll be planting apples and loquats, all kinds of great fruit and veggies. >> the first project was the dipatch biodiesel producing facility. the reason for that is a lot of people in san francisco have diesel cars that they were operating on biodiesel, and they were having to go over to berkeley. we kind of the dog batch preferenti

you can see the pavement has been trying out over the past few hours.break in the shower activity across portions of the area. we hold onto that chance tonight and into tomorrow morning. this is 7:00. 52 degrees in san francisco. we might see some more sunshine through the afternoon hours. partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 50s. here's the wide view, with the next system developing. it looks like the bulk of this moves to the south of the bay area. it is not a strong storm at all. the main impact for us is just a chance of scattered showers tomorrow, favoring the southern half. in the afternoon hours, we showed you, a son-cloud mix. saturday, another system develops. drifting down our coastline, that will be close enough to bring some showers on saturday. in terms of long-range rainfall, we are not talking about extreme amounts, but taking this out seven days, most areas will see about a quarter to half an inch. tomorrow, lots of clouds, maybe a few sprinkles or scattered showers, then some breaks. friday, partly cloudy. no rain threat out ther

not much in the way of damp pavement just yet. that will be changing. here is a look at the timeline. early tomorrow morning, 3 am, to 6 am, heavy downpours as the front moves across the bay. rainfall likely first thing tomorrow. 40s and 50s and here is the forecast model. 3 am tomorrow, this is 6 am, the heaviest rain event in terms of the time of the system. that will be first thing tomorrow morning. we will talk about your sunday forecast coming up. >>> a uc berkeley police have arrested a man in connection with an attack. the officers arrested zachary greenberg on suspicion of punching williams, this was back on february 19. the victim on campus trying to recruit members for a conservative group called turning point usa. it turns out that neither greenberg or williams were students. it is not clear what charges greenberg will face. >>> a judge has ruled that cameras will not be allowed in an open courtroom for the upcoming trial. the attorneys for terrace argued that audio and video could shift the narrative and robber clients of a fair trial. they

so then getting into the question of durability and use and intensity, pedestrian pavements have their own specific requirements under san francisco's department of public works standards. looking at the specific requirements for bike use and the desire to have materials that are most effective for bicyclists and other wheeled mobility. multi-use areas where there are both bicycles and pedestrians. e.v. ample and maintenance access and then the intensity or volume of use. this really goes to how much use is expected in each area, the width of paving areas to make sure that the volume of circulation is accommodated and the materials are durable through time. with accessibility really focused on universal access, working closely with the department of public works access coordinator and the mayor's office on disability to ensure that treasure island and are accessible as possible and set a standard for accessibility. with pedestrian and bike safety, a lot of emphasis on making sure that bile asks and pedestrians are linked at the intersection in ways that allow to allow for pedestrians t

he then walks back out, is once again shooting randomly from the pavement.e sees a woman, shoots her from a distance. walks up to her, she is saying help me, help me. and he killed her. it is one of the most awful things i've ever seen. and to think that perhaps this is like a video game, a gunman on a shooting spree, but, no, this was real life and happening in christchurch in a little city of 400,000 people that is peace-loving, is welcoming. and to think that this hatred, that this right wing racist ideology managed to manifest there is a complete mystery. but we heard from the prime minister jacinda ardern a short time ago and she said there is no place for this in new zealand, we are not this. which cold, cal cal could you l calculated and calm. chilling words. new zealand not used to this kind of thing. this attack went on for at least 17 minutes because that is at least as long as the body cam video that was live streamed shows. what do you think the securities is like in new zealand as far as at mosques before this shooting? >> there was no concern.

it slams the pavement. the man escapes unharmed. we are told that strong winds were blamed for the wall collapse . >>> new research suggests and i test will help doctors diagnose alzheimer's disease. researchers studied 97-year-old twins. one with alzheimer's and the other healthy. they discovered that when with alzheimer's had sick difficulty degrees blood vessel density in the retina. the lead researcher says the eyes may be a window to the health of our brains. >> these changes happening in the retina of the imac, of the eye may reflect what's happening in the brain. >> they plan to study people who have had the gene for alzheimer's but do not have symptoms to see if they can predict the development of the disease. >>> the warriors may be moving into the new chase center in san francisco, but they will be making an impact in oakland. kaiser permanente announced a partnership to create generation thrive. this is an initiative that aims to lift up at risk youth in the community. generation thrive will be headquartered out of the wa

walter is definitely pavement east worst enemy.averment and water gets in, that's when potholes can form. >> the city has been paving as many new blocks as it can each year because new pavement is less likely to crack. >>> still ahead on abc 7 mornings. >> i'm wayne freedman, coming up next, a book about the north bay fires, and the man who wrote it. >>> also ahead, a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera. the roads are slick out there this morning. francis din >>> happening today in san francisco, sunday streets kicks off the new season. between debows and 26th will transfer into a car free space. there will be live music, outdoor lounges, pet adoptions, climbing wall, interactive art projects and much more. this is the first of ten sunday streets this year running from 11:00 until 4:00 this afternoon. will the weather cooperate? >> bring an umbrella or raincoat because we'll see scattered showers. we'll get a break midday but here say live shot with light rain falling over the richmond bridge now near the toll plaz

recent years and caltrans has added extra signs, new turn lanes, wider shoulders skid resistant pavement and other safety measures. another problem is distracted drivingaccording to some of the 63,000 people who drive highway 17 on any given day. rob fladeboe/los gatos (ken) the butte county sheriff's office is looking for a suspicious person seen wandering an elementary school with what appears to be a rifle. school staff at berry creek elementary contacted police. they showed them surveillance video from sunday. on it --- you can see someone armed with what looks like a small caliber rifle or pellet gun. the person spent about 15 minutes at the school. and appeared to be surveillng it. deputies responded to the school...but the person was not found. (catherine) today marks one year since police shot and killed stephon clark in sacramento. officers shot the unarmed 22-year old - after mistaking his cell phone for a gun. kron 4's sacramento bureau reporter ashley zavala shows us how his family and activists are honoring him. ((pkg)) trt 1:39((say his name))one year later... stephon clark